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24 Jun 2016, 12:47 pm

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Even if the EU survives the Spanish will foil any Scottish attempt to join because of their Catalonia issue.

Actually, Spain seems to have a different priority. Due to the impending exit of UK from the EU, Spain is now re-stating their claim of sovereignty wrt. Gibraltar (since Gilbraltar will no longer be covered by EU treaties).

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36618796



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24 Jun 2016, 12:59 pm

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Too soon to tell if it's really a disaster this is just the people who called the referendum wrong panicking, latest reports said we hurt other European business worse than we hit our own. Amusing.


um... don't be so amused, wait when large international businesses leave your country to relocate elsewhere in Eurozone Europe, and when many of your nationals working in Euope become unemployed or poorer due to work permit costs...
and now your exports to Europe will have to compete with others like China as if you like any other foreign country, you have lost a big export advantage in this part of the world.
...on big scale I can't see how it will be beneficial for you.

Institutions which some are pillars in your economy and specialists in finance and economy such the Governor of England, Confiderations of British industry, institute for fiscal studies were all for remain.

These people have numbers, they don't talk from their ass.



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24 Jun 2016, 1:06 pm

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um... don't be so amused, wait when large international businesses leave your country to relocate elsewhere in Eurozone Europe, and when many of your nationals working in Euope become unemployed.

Institutions which some are pillars in your economy and specialists in finance and economy such Governor of England, Confiderations of Britih industry, institute for fiscal studies were all for remain.

These people have numbers, they don't talk from their ass.


I couldn't care less, money comes and goes, obsolete industries are destroyed, new ones created, currencies die. There are more important things and Britain has survived far worse times.
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Actually, Spain seems to have a different priority. Due to the impending exit of UK from the EU, Spain is now re-stating their claim of sovereignty wrt. Gibraltar (since Gilbraltar will no longer be covered by EU treaties).


I saw, it will be interesting to watch.


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24 Jun 2016, 1:11 pm

^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.



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24 Jun 2016, 1:14 pm

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^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.

Yes. People jus mad cos they won't get our Sherberts and Mars bars so cheap any more


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24 Jun 2016, 1:17 pm

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^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.

Yes. People jus mad cos they won't get our Sherberts and Mars bars so cheap any more


I don't care about those.

I am pro Cadbury.



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24 Jun 2016, 1:18 pm

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^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.


I never bought this argument, they stick a tariff on our exports, we do the same to theirs. The deal will be fairly close to, if not entirely, free trade. If it's bad for us, it's also bad for them, especially the German export market, dicking their own economies for an already unpopular political project would only speed up the rise of nationalists and the dissolution of the EU.

If they give us a good trade deal, without all the extra nonsense of the EU, then other countries will want the same thing. It must be the beginning of the end.


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24 Jun 2016, 1:21 pm

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^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.

Yes. People jus mad cos they won't get our Sherberts and Mars bars so cheap any more

What if they just move Mars to, say..., France!

Then Bob's your (unemployed) uncle...
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24 Jun 2016, 1:28 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
TheSpectrum wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.

Yes. People jus mad cos they won't get our Sherberts and Mars bars so cheap any more


I don't care about those.

I am pro Cadbury.


No reason to worry, Cadbury has been bought by the Americans a while ago :lol: They still have headquarters in London... for now.


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24 Jun 2016, 1:34 pm

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The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
TheSpectrum wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
^ and the exports to Europe... don't forget the exports.

Yes. People jus mad cos they won't get our Sherberts and Mars bars so cheap any more


I don't care about those.

I am pro Cadbury.


No reason to worry, Cadbury has been bought by the Americans a while ago :lol: They still have headquarters in London... for now.

Chinese chickens will be pooping out those vile cream eggs very soon!

All we need is the name. :twisted:

PS

What do you feed those chickens?

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24 Jun 2016, 6:49 pm

I knew this day would come. But, than the country shipped its children to other countries for 300 years. Who's going to help Germany get Europe out of a bad economy now?


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25 Jun 2016, 4:44 am

Jacoby wrote:
France and Netherlands want their own referendums, there will be others


Most of the parties do not want one. However Geert Wilders and Roemers (leader of the Socialist Party) do want one. And considering the elections are next year, changes are such a referendum will play a large roll in the electoral battle.



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25 Jun 2016, 5:41 am

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France and Netherlands want their own referendums, there will be others


Most of the parties do not want one. However Geert Wilders and Roemers (leader of the Socialist Party) do want one.


Sounds like what happened here in the UK. History will repeat itself.
Those parties should be listening to their voters, then the demand of these fringe parties would disappear.

I'm sure many who voted Leave would have happily remained if things were done right. But they haven't been for a long time, partly due to the above.


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25 Jun 2016, 10:15 am

Samsung is declaring to move its HQ from London:

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/brexit-impact- ... on-1567262

and

http://wccftech.com/brexit-will-raise-uk-tech-prices/

and

http://mobile.confectionerynews.com/Mar ... uromonitor

....

... just imagine the upcoming job losses.


Honestly, I think most of those who did vote for Leave did it out of nationalist pride, emotions and exaggerated fear of syrian refugees (who are barely 1000, they don't make up 1% of what syria's nearby countries have; I am sure most who voted leave didn't meet a syrian in their life)
, and not out of a really calculated decision.



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25 Jun 2016, 10:25 am

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No reason to worry, Cadbury has been bought by the Americans a while ago :lol: They still have headquarters in London... for now.


Which is a more reason why I think they wouldn't keep their HQ in UK.

I mean most of those who are working there are probably UK citizens and not Americans . It would be far easier for them to hire workers who who won't need work permits. Don't believe that the brit blood would make them immune, everyone is disposable.



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