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But not something that he will never admit to.
But not something that he will never admit to.Germany is a huge exporter to other European countries — by far the biggest. It’s should be obvious even to you what that means Im terms of benefitting from having a currency that’s the same value as a neighbour whose financially bust but still needs to import German goods.
But not something that he will never admit to.
Struggle with what?
Anyone with a couple of brain cells that work know that there isn't a single reason. It was several reasons. But strikes and poor quality were big reasons. Just like cheaper labour in the EU was another reason.
So what is the single reason you blame for it?
So if you now agree that there were several reasons why did you ask me for the reason and not reasons?I never said there was a single reason. I agree it was a multitude of factors and you have hit on some but then even a broken clock is right twice a day. You’ve missed the biggies though. Poor management, government interference and nationalisation. It goes back to the early 50’s and the arrival of BMC and the merger of Morris and Austin. Then you start to get the government involved “encouraging” mergers between various car companies and as the old adage goes it only takes one bad apple. Then along comes nationalisation to cap it off. Mergers should never have been encouraged, natural selection should have been allowed to happen as the good marques were tarnished by the bad ones and nationalisation was a complete disaster. Governments should never be allowed to nationalise the manufacturing industry in my opinion. It’s never worked and the ones who do survive ended up back in private ownership anyway.
So if you now agree that there were several reasons why did you ask me for the reason and not reasons? I always knew it was complicated.
And why bring the situation up? Waiting for your point to be made still.
Germany is a huge exporter to other European countries — by far the biggest. It’s should be obvious even to you what that means Im terms of benefitting from having a currency that’s the same value as a neighbour whose financially bust but still needs to import German goods.
ExplainNo...I have to disagree. If you are sufficiently motivated you can walk anywhere virtually undetected
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Just like you say the majority now want to stay in the EU. They don't. And many who voted remain have had enough of the tedious arguing being made by people like yourself.
The BBC is pro EU. Just about every article they produce is about how bad it will become. They point out everything that could go wrong. Yet look at the comments made after yet another article stating why we should stay in the EU. Even remainers have had enough of the remoaners.
UK driving licence 'may not be valid in EU' after no-deal Brexit - BBC News
Having a common currency is advantageous. Never said otherwise.
It won't stop. Because they are already in the UK. And they were allowed because they came from EU countries. But they won't find it anywhere near as easy to enter once we leave.
So yes thanks for pointing out a good reason for leaving.
Romanian migrant raped woman in the UK days after release from prison in his home country
1 in 3?
Up to one in three Romanians arrested, figures show
Romania stops us from sending criminals back
Romanian criminals avoid extradition under UK law: Ben Keith writes for the barrister magazine
And here is how they use it
Romanian gangster guilty of attempted murder allowed to stay in UK to protect his human rights - Westmonster
REVEALED: How Romanian murderer was allowed to enter UK and attempt to kill again
But not something that he will never admit to.
Why did the EiB lend Ford money to remove jobs from the EU? That's mentalWhat?!!! I said the opposite about Ford. The Transit project was loaned 80 million in 2012. the money will be paid back in 2022. Nothing to do with stealing jobs and nothing to do with Brexit. Just a Faragism thrown in to wind people up.
For Greece?
Why did the ECB lend Ford money to remove jobs from the EU? That's mental
Why was it then?You gave two completely different reasons without acknowledging the connection. The way you originally put it it was down to a singular and you changed that singular.
I’ve already told you why I brought it up. In fact I’ve also already pointed that out to you this evening and when you asked me that for the second time you asked it in reply to me telling you why I brought it up. You’re like a child who keeps asking why even when there is only one answer and you’ve just said it. As my post from 3:01pm today where I tell you why, then see your hilarious post at 4:25pm where in reply to my post you ask the same question again to the answer I just gave you and now you’re asking it again. The answer is still the same answer, I haven’t changed my mind. Read my post from 3:01pm today, or not. You can always ask again in another hour if you want to keep the joke going. If it rolls over to another page I’ll even give you a link to the previous page if you like, given you’ve already admitted that you don’t know how to go to the previous page.
Edit. Just noticed that it’s rolled over to another page. Here’s your link The EU: In, out, shake it all about....
According to the polls?The majority would now vote remain. According to polls. The constant releases of negative facts are from the government‘s own papers as to what would happen in a no deal situation. The media is reporting them. That is their job. Just saying everyone wants to leave because I do is your job.
Why was it then?
So you asked me to decide on the reason out of those I gave....Yet say they were linked
And no. You haven't came out with the reason for mentioning it. I have asked you several times to say why. But as usual you come out with riddles to try and confuse matters. But it doesn't work with me.
Which I don't and never have disagreed with. As I have said previously they want our holiday spend. We want theirs. A lot of what is said is scaremongering still. And it will continue until the deal is finalised.I wouldn't bank on it being harder to enter Britain post Brexit. The only thing that changes is a legal right to remain here, nothing stops people entering. Unlikely there will be a visa requirement for EU citizens and enforcing removal of people who overstay would cost a fortune which austere Tories aren't willing to pay.
How many rich countries want to join?Why do they need to import Mercedes cars? Is every Euro country bust? Why does no one want to leave, but more want to join? How come the Euro is not weaker against the dollar to make Germany more competitive? It‘s the same as 2002. How come Germany was a massive exporter before the euro when in the 80‘s you could get 3,4 Dollar for the dm? Why didn’t Britain devalue the pound and become the new Germany years ago?
Germany has made nearly a billion so far personally from Greece joining. It has also kept the Euro lower.They thought so at the time. They cheated to get into the club in the hope to become more prosperous. waiter helped them. They made a mistake and the rest, especially Germany and France, made a mistake letting them in.
According to the polls?
Which polls are these?
Most media is run by money people who want to stay in the EU for their own benefit. Just like the BBC which is supposed to be unbiased. But it isn't. As I said look at the comments. Even the remainers have had enough of the biased reporting and remoaners like yourself.
The EIB is supposed to be for the benefit of countries of the EU. So what was the benefit of lending money to take jobs from the UK to Turkey?They didn’t do that. They lent 80m as part of a 4 billion project in the region to assist a potential member. Ford closed a factory in the U.K. as Part of a gradual reduction in the U.K.. The EIB lent the money at a cheaper rate than they would have got elsewhere. The loan has to be repaid by 2020.
Farage claimed that was the sole reason Ford closed Southampton and that the 80m was the sole reason for a joint Ford/ Turkish company building a factory.
The EIB lent companies investing in the U.K. billions more than the 80m. No one is claiming the inward investors only did so because of the EIB and therefore created thousands of new jobs in the U.K.. Can’t think why.
So what was the reason for this post?It was an example of how we were once a manufacturing economy as apposed to the service economy we are now and why we are and will continue to be nett importers. Like I keep telling you. If you can’t keep up sit it out.
Google latest Brexit polls. The government is releasing papers to warn the public of possible scenarios in a no deal situation. If they don’t do that they will be criticised for not advising the public. Just because you don’t like what Brexit actually is, doesn’t mean that scenarios won’t take place in a no deal situation. I am sick of seeing, hearing and reading about the negative effects of Brexit. I knew there were many and have said all along we should call the whole thing off and get back to our improving economy and building a fairer society in the EU ( getting rid of the current Tory party would be a step in the right direction) instead of following a right wing coup which will benefit Eton old boys and hedge fund owner/ managers. You crazily think that the BBC will be better off in the EU and has a vested interest to remain. Look at the people leading leave. Do you see anyone sticking up for workers rights? Or actually really trying to save the NHS I apart from Billy Bullshit doubling down on his lies ). Don’t you think the want to do away with worker‘s rights and stop people following up on tax investigations?
How many rich countries want to join?
Then how about the list of poorer countries that want to join.
If the Euro was weaker that would give an even bigger advantage to Germany. But you know this.
Have their been any You Gov polls? I can’t find anything conclusive.
Yet all you post is anything to do with negative effects of Brexit :wideyed:I am sick of seeing, hearing and reading about the negative effects of Brexit.
There are graphs, some with a collection of poll results, published monthly. For months remain is in front. Others show a majority of those excluding don’t know, wanting a second vote.
Have their been any You Gov polls? I can’t find anything conclusive.
Error no. The poorer countries in the Euro devalue the currency to the advantage of Germany. Germany makes the Euro stronger for the poorer countries.The richest Europeans are already in ( except Brexit Britain, which because of our financial services dependency, is a bit different). But you know this.
It is you who claims the Germans devalue currency, not me. They also rule Europe and therefore could devalue the Euro to their advantage any time, following your logic. This would also help places like Greece according to you. So why haven’t they done that if they are so evil and calculating?
So more words but no proof again?What do you call conclusive? 52:48? I think they are at least that. I said „majority“, not conclusive majority, such as over 60% which would be conclusive. Who would be mad enough to change direction on, say, a 52:48 vote.?
So what was the reason for this post?
It doesn't say much. No reasoning. No point. Yet you try to make something of it that I don't understand.
That's good then.They didn’t do that. They lent 80m as part of a 4 billion project in the region to assist a potential member. Ford closed a factory in the U.K. as Part of a gradual reduction in the U.K.. The EIB lent the money at a cheaper rate than they would have got elsewhere. The loan has to be repaid by 2020.
Farage claimed that was the sole reason Ford closed Southampton and that the 80m was the sole reason for a joint Ford/ Turkish company building a factory.
The EIB lent companies investing in the U.K. billions more than the 80m. No one is claiming the inward investors only did so because of the EIB and therefore created thousands of new jobs in the U.K.. Can’t think why.
Latest YouGov polls.
The majority do not think we should pull out of Brexit. Not bad considering they thought we would vote to remain.
YouGov | The EU referendum: two years on
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