[Politics] Brexit

[Lincoln Imp]

.....and unfortunately, remoaner like, you resort to name-calling.

Classic.


Yours sincerely, Blood-sodden and hypocritical lying moron (apparently)

 

[Lincoln Imp]

A few years later Thatcher got elected, the Trades Unions got emasculated and the City of London had Big Bang?

That's even more imaginative than "But on June 22 the pound was just about to crash anyway."

 

[JCL666]

Yes assembling bits and pieces made all over the world probably has been outsourced but the clever stuff (R&D), employing thousands of highly paid workers, has stayed in the UK.

That doesn't chime with your version of events though does it?

Thousands? Dyson employs around 2500 people in the UK. That's less than half of the total Dyson workforce.

James Dyson actually said that part of his reasoning for supporting Leave was so that his company could have better access to high level graduates and engineers from non EU countries. So it doesn't really matter if the clever jobs stay in the UK, his intention is to fill them with the best people he can find.

But overall that still doesn't help the manufacturing sector in the UK, which he is supposedly an advocate of.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

It'll just be the currency traders making their pile today before it all settles back down tomorrow. Don't panic, Captain Mainwaring!

 

[ManOfSussex]

.....and unfortunately, remoaner like, you resort to name-calling.

Priceless.

 

[Soulman]

So why did you use the figure when talking about the EU?

The government has said it wants to get the immigration figures down to tens of thousands, to achieve this cuts would have to made outside the EU, and INSIDE the EU, that is why I mentioned the EU, because those figures would have to be used.

 

[Commander]

3001 pages. Has anyone managed to change anyone else's mind yet?

 

[Jim D]

Osbourne won't let the truth get in the way of a good headline.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

remoaner like, you resort to name-calling.

You criticise someone for name calling.....by name calling. What a muppet.

 

[Insel affe]

Yeah... Yeah...

The end of the world is neigh.....

Yeah... Yeah....

No all that is happening with the pound is fat cats are playing with your money and making a fortune at your expense, just another excuse to screw the general public and blame it on something else.

Same Ol' Same Ol'

 

[Soulman]

You criticise someone for name calling.....by name calling. What a muppet.

Is a muppet better than a moron.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Pounds plummet off the euro fat cats.
Does that mean there's more food to go around now?

 

[studio150]

Yeah... Yeah...

The end of the world is neigh.....

Yeah... Yeah....

No all that is happening with the pound is fat cats are playing with your money and making a fortune at your expense, just another excuse to screw the general public and blame it on something else.

Same Ol' Same Ol'

Can't be this,as Mrs May has clearly stated,a Brexit for all,all four nations, all regions and a United Kingdon.

So we must all either get poorer together or richer together.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Is a muppet better than a moron.

He wasn't the one who hypocritically criticised people for name calling.

 

[Giraffe]

Nothing to see here

 

[Ron Manager]

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Is a muppet better than a moron.

Yeah. I'd definitely say a muppet is marginally preferable to being a moron.

 

[studio150]

Pounds plummet off the euro fat cats.
Does that mean there's more food to go around now?

 

[jakarta]

Thousands? Dyson employs around 2500 people in the UK. That's less than half of the total Dyson workforce.

James Dyson actually said that part of his reasoning for supporting Leave was so that his company could have better access to high level graduates and engineers from non EU countries. So it doesn't really matter if the clever jobs stay in the UK, his intention is to fill them with the best people he can find.

But overall that still doesn't help the manufacturing sector in the UK, which he is supposedly an advocate of.

Good to see that you agree he employs thousand of people, and seeing as they are R&D they will be well paid jobs, I presume you would rather we had people assembling things a la China?

Manufacturing in the UK (well the West actually) has to be utterly high end these days - I was working at Ricardo Engineering (look it up) in Shoreham the other day, unbelievable engineering skills in design, fabrication and evaluation for the world's Automotive Industry. I'll admit they do also assemble stuff.
http://www.ricardo.com/en-GB/News--...tive-sign-multi-year-engine-supply-agreement/

Can't disagree that skills are a problem, but that is something the UK Government should be addressing ...

 

[Soulman]

He wasn't the one who hypocritically criticised people for name calling.

I know, I was just asking as it was him who called a poster a muppet, and I was called a moron by him, so I was just asking him.