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More 'sour Grapes' And Bull****?
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I think we should all just calm down and wait for the supremely talented Mrs May and her excellent team to bring us through this thing.
They would never have pursued a course that would send the country spiralling back to the 1950s, that much is obvious, so there must be an amazing master plan in play.
In the meantime, start stockpiling firewood and try to find a book on cooking roadkill.
They would never have pursued a course that would send the country spiralling back to the 1950s, that much is obvious, so there must be an amazing master plan in play.
In the meantime, start stockpiling firewood and try to find a book on cooking roadkill.
I am still waiting for any 'Pro Brexit' AB member to come up with sensible,practical and workable suggestions as to how the problems of leaving the EU can be met.
So far all we get is 'there are no problems it is all 'bull****t' and project fear'
I fully accept that we are leaving, I am trying to get a few rational opinions as to how the departure can be managed in the best possible way and the problems overcome.
So far all we get is 'there are no problems it is all 'bull****t' and project fear'
I fully accept that we are leaving, I am trying to get a few rational opinions as to how the departure can be managed in the best possible way and the problems overcome.
Khandro, at the moment the European Banking Authority and the European Medicines Agency are based in London. They can not be based in the UK once we leave the EU.
Those two directly employ over 1,000 highly paid people who will all have to move to the EU or lose their job.
But that is just the tip of the iceberg, those two agencies being in the UK is the reason why London is the center of 'Euro Banking' and why we have the large number of medical research groups in this country. Those industries employ many thousands of very skilled and well paid people. Once we no longer are the home of the European Banking Authority banks that want to provide payment services the 'Euro Zone' will have to move to the EU. A similar situation will exist with medical research.
But of course for the 'Brexit Brigade' this is just more 'Bull****' and the problem does not exist!
Those two directly employ over 1,000 highly paid people who will all have to move to the EU or lose their job.
But that is just the tip of the iceberg, those two agencies being in the UK is the reason why London is the center of 'Euro Banking' and why we have the large number of medical research groups in this country. Those industries employ many thousands of very skilled and well paid people. Once we no longer are the home of the European Banking Authority banks that want to provide payment services the 'Euro Zone' will have to move to the EU. A similar situation will exist with medical research.
But of course for the 'Brexit Brigade' this is just more 'Bull****' and the problem does not exist!
' The European Banking Authority and the European Medicines Agency employ about 1,000 people, many of them British, and provide a hub for businesses in the UK. It is understood that the EU’s chief negotiator hopes the agencies will know their new locations by June, although the process may take longer.'
so no choice but to bite the bullet, seems petty in the light of Brexit. What happens if the staff don't wish to relocate, does that mean they lose their jobs,
so no choice but to bite the bullet, seems petty in the light of Brexit. What happens if the staff don't wish to relocate, does that mean they lose their jobs,
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