Collapse of UK economy and chaos. Voting leave was not clever, voting no deal would be absolute stupidity. Still anything is possible. Pound collapses and I can afford to visit Cov more often. Not all bad for me.
The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (7 Viewers)
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Collapse of UK economy and chaos. Voting leave was not clever, voting no deal would be absolute stupidity. Still anything is possible. Pound collapses and I can afford to visit Cov more often. Not all bad for me.
He opened and investment fund in Dublin, but not an office.
Sick Boy
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It's crazy how many my people waste so much buying new, expensive cars. I've always been like you and couldn't care less which car I drive, personally. Might need your help in valuing a car before selling it at some point, if that's okay?
Sick Boy
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There's was just a story on strong leavers in Mansfield who would now vote remain. While I don't think it would be a landslide I do think remain would win
Sick Boy
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There is no way that Brexit is worth breaking and terminating the Good Friday Agreement and the risk of returning to very dark days.
Kingokings204
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Yes that’s right. He didn’t move his business as you put before. He opened another fund in Dublin just like he has funds in Asia and Australia.
So to say he moved his fund from the uk to Dublin to benefit from Eu rules isn’t correct.
Kingokings204
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I’ve liked two of your posts now Mart. That’s worrying for both of us.
skybluetony176
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Why did he need to open a fund in Ireland though? There’s no language barrier to overcome, it’s in the same time zone as the U.K., it’s 40 minutes by plane from pretty much anywhere in the U.K. If it’s not about brexit what is it about?
clint van damme
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you believe that if you want.
I've got some magic beans for sale if you're interested.
skybluetony176
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I think people have massively misunderstood how intrinsically connected EU membership and the GFA are. Especially when it comes to the work of the North/South council.
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Astute
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I'm off to Switzerland once my health goes downhill. I'm not interested in an existence in poor health. If it was a dog that was suffering we would see it as cruel to keep it alive. But if it is human it is murder to help stop the suffering. That is one thing that should stop. And it would also save a lit of money.
clint van damme
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Harsh! Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
Astute
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There is an easy way to value a car. Decide how you are going to sell it. Then decide how quickly you want to sell. If not bothered about speed put it up at near the top amount for where you are selling. If you want a quick sale slightly undercut the average.
I sell most if mine on eBay. Good description and start at 99p no reserve. Usually get a fair bit more than offered in a trade in if buying from a garage. And if private sale for next car I still need to sell.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
after all the self interest and ego, lack of leadership, double talk and double standards, misleading statistics, media and campaigns plus general skulduggery is it any wonder that the vast majority of the population have no trust or faith in politicians and the political process. As a nation we have been badly let down.
What was needed was leadership, clarity and pragmatism, a proper plan ............. instead we got the muppet show in every political colour
a complete farce
What was needed was leadership, clarity and pragmatism, a proper plan ............. instead we got the muppet show in every political colour
a complete farce
Kingokings204
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Well it’s basic economics and business. Nothing to believe if I’m honest.
Captain Dart
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Kingokings204
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It’s aboit opening business where the business is. A lot of Irish investors are wanting to make money so Dublin branch was opened just as he has one in Asia and Australia. Last time I checked they weren’t in the EU and to quote Clint benefit from EU rules. Put simply for people on here he goes where the business is. Just how McDonalds open branches in the US and here. Very simple.
Astute
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The wife and I have agreed it is the way to go. Then the other one won't be trapped looking after the other one who is suffering.
A bit harsh maybe. But life is for living. I have seen too many people spend their last days....or even years suffering. And with medical advances it will only get worse.
Captain Dart
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Population fluctuations are not a steady state model. Unfortunately war, pestilence & famine are the historical control mechanisms.
clint van damme
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you have done absolutely no research into Rees Mogg, his background and his philosophies if you think he hasn't got an agenda with the sole aim of making lots of money for him and his neo liberal chums and he will wreak havoc in order to maximise his profits.
Try reading his fathers book, he's a chip of the old block.
skybluetony176
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So you’re saying that Irish investors won’t deal with an investment fund in a neighbouring country with no language barrier, no difference in time zones and should there need to be a face to face assuming that they don’t have Skype or FaceTime they can be there within an hour that’s currently in the EU? I know that’s his official line but please. Pull the other one. You don’t seriously buy that one do you?
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Captain Dart
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I always buy after someone else has paid for a chunk of depreciation then run them for a good few years.
Just got a 3 year old car after getting rid of a 17 year old (and perfectly serviceable car) I had for 12 years.
You still need to budget £500 to £1000 pa to replace the car eventually but the key to affordable is rather too boring for some, don't buy a large, sporty or prestige car.
Sick Boy
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The thought of having to be entirely cared for by someone else terrifies me, personally.
Captain Dart
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And that before putting it to the vote. It is not clever finding out what you bought after you paid for it.
dutchman
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No, I've never even heard of "Steven Wolfe". I'm quoting the latest available figures from the Office of National Statistics:
Births by parents’ country of birth, England and Wales - Office for National Statistics
I suspect the birthrate among descendents of immigrants is also disproportionately high compared to the population as a whole but there are no offical figures for these.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
seem to remember two recent votes that contributed to us arriving at this mess in the first place........... total miscalculations
skybluetony176
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I see that the Ulster Farmers Union has called for the DUP to back the draft agreement but the DUP has said that if it gets through they’ll pull out of the agreement with the Tories. What a mess.
These words do not mean what you think they mean.
Captain Dart
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Johnnythespider
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On a slight tangent, if you choose this way "out" what would be the implications for any life insurance policies and the like.
Not a loaded question, just curious
Sick Boy
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What is it about 'descendents of immigrants' that makes you think they have higher-birth rates? Does this analysis include white people as well?
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Astute
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That is a main reason why I don't want to be here once I can't care for myself.
dutchman
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It's unlikely it changes that much after a single generation. We know for a fact that 55% of London's population are now of non-British descent.
Obviously, since the official report I quoted cites Poles as having the highest birthrate. Romanians are well up there too in third place.
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