Brexit, in or out.

[cally]

The little Englander mentality is alive and well in here then..

Jeez..

[gavpowell]

The little Englander mentality is alive and well in here then..

Jeez..

Is there such a thing as a little Welsher, or is that a racial slur?

[cally]

Yes, the more west you go the welsher it gets...

[DeanH]

Yes, the more west you go the welsher it gets...

I think the Cornish (or I say Kernowians?) may dispute that

[cally]

Bloody foreigners...

[Cannonball]

Come on any imposition of EU tariffs on UK manufactured goods would result in plant closures is a complete fallacy, It is accepted that there will be some job losses in the sectors affected, but these would be limited! It would not make any economic sense for large scale manufacturers (assuming that they enjoy some form of optimal efficiency) as the cost of relocation into the EU would make such a move prohibitive, as would the loss of experienced and skilled workers, who could not reasonably be expected to relocate overseas, especially when their skills would be placed in demand by other manufacturers within the UK. Delays brought about by the establishment of a new plant within the EU, hiring and training of new staff, plus the negotiations of new contracts with suppliers would take many months, if not years, and result in a vast loss of market share and brand recognition.

Who needs german polluting, conning cars. If the EU impose tarrifs on our cars, fine, we can impose them on EU cars. We are NET importers of cars, German, French, Italian. This will simply increase the purchase of home-made Fords, Nissan, Toyota, Honda, Jag, LR/RR etc. No problem, UK 1, EU 0! See how many job losses occur at VW/Merc/Audi/Seat/Renault/Citreon/Fiat afterwards. My guess would be lots. We'd also get out fish back so the Spanish trawlers can sod off and it's cod for dinner boys!

[mikeyd100]

I don't do any of those besides speak English!

Right, thats you for deportation then hahaha

[gavpowell]

Right, thats you for deportation then hahaha

That was very much what I feared

[mikeyd100]

That was very much what I feared

I'm sorry Gav, you know how it is mate... nothing personal :biggrin-new:

[mikeyd100]

The Andrew Neil interviews look interesting.

[ADR147]

The Andrew Neil interviews look interesting.

not so far - they are all sticking to the general lines and we are learning nothing.

[mikeyd100]

not so far - they are all sticking to the general lines and we are learning nothing.

He is at least trying to coax answers and truths out of them.
Problem is politicians are experts at dodging.

[ADR147]

He is at least trying to coax answers and truths out of them.
Problem is politicians are experts at dodging.

yep, and to the point it was boring - george osborne said nothing that was not on his pre determined list of things to say, yawn!

[mikeyd100]

yep, and to the point it was boring - george osborne said nothing that was not on his pre determined list of things to say, yawn!

For me it showed how many lies and deceptions and untruths are told.... lets see what Farage fares.

[ADR147]

For me it showed how many lies and deceptions and untruths are told.... lets see what Farage fares.

it will be exactly the same drivel - elections are won but appealing to peoples fears not by informing them.