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[Politics] Brexit
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Lincoln Imp
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I'm surprised that one of the enthusiasts hasn't picked up on the piece about Nissan in this morning's FT.
Looking for a way to keep things rolling in the event of tariffs being erected between them and their biggest market, the company is considering (among many other options apparently) the idea of concentrating almost entirely on the UK market. They believe they can get their UK market share up to 20 per cent, which equals 400,000 vehicles, a little more than it's producing in the present dark days. The good news is that more of the supply chain would presumably be UK-based; the less-good news is that 400,000 is (a) very ambitious and (b) still well below Sunderland's capacity and expanding sales would be dependant on the government cracking some great trade deals to replace the ones they seem prepared to run down at the end of the year. Not entirely bad news though.
Looking for a way to keep things rolling in the event of tariffs being erected between them and their biggest market, the company is considering (among many other options apparently) the idea of concentrating almost entirely on the UK market. They believe they can get their UK market share up to 20 per cent, which equals 400,000 vehicles, a little more than it's producing in the present dark days. The good news is that more of the supply chain would presumably be UK-based; the less-good news is that 400,000 is (a) very ambitious and (b) still well below Sunderland's capacity and expanding sales would be dependant on the government cracking some great trade deals to replace the ones they seem prepared to run down at the end of the year. Not entirely bad news though.
stewart12
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would love to see someone try and justify this
Lol no, I’ve never been on that site before.
You know that was definitely done by ‘Brexiteers’ do you?
I’ve seen Remainers do far worse to Brexiteers than the other way round.
Just let it go, your crying is embarrassing.
Could you be less naive?
Dick Swiveller
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Er, what?
Baldseagull
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All those businesses have suppliers, the florist that buys from a UK wholesaler, is buying flowers that flew in from Holland usually, the mechanics are fitting parts, some of which will have originated in Europe, and there will be few if any regulations that they face now that will be wiped away completely, whether it is a UK standard or an EU standard, standards will still be there to be complied with. What regs do you think are making life difficult and can be done away with? And we will stuff Watford, 5 - 1.
Thunder Bolt
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Even the Johnson loving Laura K and Robert Peston walked out in solidarity with their fellow journalists.
Number 10 seems to think their large majority in the house entitles them to think they are running a dictatorship.
Maybe now the press will start holding them to account.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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Could you answer his question and not deflect it?
GrizzlingGammon
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Can I just check that you do realise that the number of immigrants from a country outside of the EU are controlled by our government?
I do love the comment, "I am not racist" when your whole argument is against people of darker completion than yourself, because they will introduce sharia law, because they are all Muslims.
Based on your Ethiopia example, a mainly christian country, it would seem that you think that people with brown skin are purposely having big families to remove white Caucasians. Is this really what you think?
BadFish
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How is asking you to define the problems you are talking about and provide evidence naive?
You are drawing many conclusions on this thread and I was wondering if you can actually back then up. I have my answer, thanks.
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But you won't explain why obviously.I feel reinvigorated since Jan 31st. Marvelous feeling.
You're a lorry driver. In a year's time when we are no longer in the EU, maybe you'll lose your job. Remind me to ask you how invigorated you feel then.
I feel reinvigorated since Jan 31st. Marvelous feeling.
What have I missed apart from an increase in racism?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I lived in Dewsbiry in West Yorkshire for six years in the 70s. There is quite a few Asians living there who were the first to build a mosque.
What percentage of the town do you think are Asians now?
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It's a bit nauseous saying this, but well done to The Sun and Daily Mail here
Grombleton
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I felt dirty reading it, and even dirtier having a smidgen of respect for them doing it.
daveinplzen
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Pretty funny reactions
https://evolvepolitics.com/brexitee...eKAoIzOA8gS03UiD73DM8sjep5-Xv74kyeYT8dCC5FE3c
https://evolvepolitics.com/brexitee...eKAoIzOA8gS03UiD73DM8sjep5-Xv74kyeYT8dCC5FE3c
GrizzlingGammon
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Even Andrew Neil was pissing his panties over this.
Yes, I do know that is controlled by our government.
Second point, nope. You haven’t understood what I’ve said. I’m not against any people for a start, my main point was that I didn’t think it was good that the white population was going down by about 4% each decade. As for the Muslim point, it’s an ideology, not a race and a large number of them want Sharia Law. I’m worried by the fact that that might increase.
I don’t think those people are purposely having big families to remove us, although some of them have said so.