It isn't their prerogative. They are supposed to be unbiased. That is why they are not allowed to get government money. They must be shown to not get financial gain from authority. That is why the 5m that the EU gave to the BBC was wrong and they were wrong to accept it.And yet some other bias news sources reported the opposite earlier, having probably taken a line or two and highlighted them out of all context. The BBC is pushing their anti Brexit stance at all levels which is their prerogative I guess.............only I'm forced to pay for the privilege of their swayed coverage and that pisses me off.
What?
I didn't know we were on the same lines as Germany on how much we collect in interest from countries that can't afford to pay the interest. We are as bad as them. So now when I quote a way of countries getting out of their financial mess it is the UK as well as Germany that would have to consider wiping out debts owed.
Why do you have to try and bring this up again? You know that this was Selmayr and Juncker saying that they had done nothing wrong so there was another enquiry that said the first one was correct and that Selmayr should hand in his resignation. You also know that only 15 MEP's out of 518 voted for him to remain in his position. Yet nothing has happened. He got a position he shouldn't have got and now refuses to go with the backing of the others at the top of the EU.
Why not be truthful for once Mart?
Rules were stretched? An outright lie. And you know it. Don't worry everyone has read the links and will remember them as it was only in the last couple of days. If you want to repeat your lies I will just put them up again.
And in other news Carney has changed his tune.
Mark Carney drops Project Fear as he talks up free trade potential of Brexit
Rules were stretched? An outright lie. And you know it. Don't worry everyone has read the links and will remember them as it was only in the last couple of days. If you want to repeat your lies I will just put them up again.
The car companies all seem to be in a mess at the moment and for various reasons. Brexit uncertainty is an issue but I believe certain bosses are using it as an excuse for tightening belts. I think they are more worried about declining sales and relations in and with China than anything else.
The car companies all seem to be in a mess at the moment and for various reasons. Brexit uncertainty is an issue but I believe certain bosses are using it as an excuse for tightening belts. I think they are more worried about declining sales and relations in and with China than anything else.
You realise even the mental fringe pro No Deal economist that Leave wheels out predicts Brexit will destroy the UK car industry, don’t you?
Jesus Christ, take the tinfoil hat off.
Vote Leave economist admits Brexit would 'mostly eliminate manufacturing'
Professor Minford is utterly bonkers - why would you think leaving a free trade arrangement will actually destroy the car industry in the uk when minimal profits are made in euro land?
Also what one thing would happen definitely and probably a second thing would happen that would actually assist the car companies as it did in 2016?
I wouldn't call them insane. Clueless is more like it.Yeah we’d be screwed, which is why those willing the collapse of the whole thing are insane.
Would you like to explain how it would eliminate manufacturing?You realise even the mental fringe pro No Deal economist that Leave wheels out predicts Brexit will destroy the UK car industry, don’t you?
Jesus Christ, take the tinfoil hat off.
Vote Leave economist admits Brexit would 'mostly eliminate manufacturing'
Of course he’s bonkers. He’s a leaver. Didn’t your boss say pretty much the same thing?
No he didn’t and the article in the FT the other day is far more close to the mark. Brexit hasn’t to date had any impact other than provide record profits post announcement
Would you like to explain how it would eliminate manufacturing?
If anything without a deal there would be import duties on top of transportation costs and unreliable journey times if what they say about the docks becoming blocked is true. Presently we buy much more than we sell to the EU. It would become cheaper to buy home grown manufacturing than from the EU.
Yes an article from last October and even if Brexit was not happening JLR would be in exactly the same position it is now
I never said it wasn’t. I said didn’t your boss say pretty much the same thing. You said no. I posted a link showing in fact that he did.
So JLR along with other car manufacturers would be stockpiling parts, diverting investment and stifling cash flow right now if brexit wasn’t happening? For what purpose?
Tony has subscribed to the left wing version of the Express
JLR is not stockpiling, investment is being withdrawn due China and a diesel miscalculation and the notion of any cash flow is frankly hysterical right now.
You haven’t a clue
You’re not even aware of what your own boss has said. I don’t think you’re in a position to lecture people on not having a clue. Mr Speth has already confirmed JLR are stockpiling. The CBI estimate that 80% of U.K. businesses are stalling on investment at the moment. I took part in an online webinar on Monday for importers and exporters. People are stockpiling at an average of £6 per pallet per week. It’s good business at the moment for freight forwarders. Other companies are having to commit to investing in full load containers as opposed to RORO in an effort to avoid congestion at RORO ports. This is all being done by stretching cash flow, diverting cash flow and in some cases borrowing.
Ok Tony you are the expert. Tim fisher said we were building a new stadium so I guess it’s happened.
Oh and it’s Dr Speth - he gets very upset if you address him otherwise
As I say you are utterly clueless about what is happening internally
Would you like to explain how it would eliminate manufacturing?
If anything without a deal there would be import duties on top of transportation costs and unreliable journey times if what they say about the docks becoming blocked is true. Presently we buy much more than we sell to the EU. It would become cheaper to buy home grown manufacturing than from the EU.
Germany is in recession. Italy, France and Spain are also struggling. And they are gradually getting worse. Last year we were told by the EU that the UK would be the worse out of the lot. It either shows their lack of knowledge on the subject or they lied. I said at the time I thought they were wrong and got castigated on here for saying so.I see the German economy is flat lining again, must be Brexit !
Would you like to explain how it would eliminate manufacturing?
If anything without a deal there would be import duties on top of transportation costs and unreliable journey times if what they say about the docks becoming blocked is true. Presently we buy much more than we sell to the EU. It would become cheaper to buy home grown manufacturing than from the EU.
Trade and industry bigwigs will lean on these idiot middle men in Brussels sooner or later and common sense will prevail all round. If trade deals can be forged in the past then they can be forged in the future. I still think the more spiteful members of the EU will try and protect their little cartel by making things as tricky as possible and therefore there will be disruption down to them but it will sort itself out.Germany is in recession. Italy, France and Spain are also struggling. And they are gradually getting worse. Last year we were told by the EU that the UK would be the worse out of the lot. It either shows their lack of knowledge on the subject or they lied. I said at the time I thought they were wrong and got castigated on here for saying so.
We are still looking good for some sort of deal. The EU can't afford to let us go without one. Look at how much we spend in the EU against how much we sell. It is spread out into lots of countries I hear. Yes. But it is billions to all the biggest countries. And they are in trouble now. Yet these same people will say that losing the same value of sales of goods to us would be a major problem. Yet we are not in recession before it starts.
I agree it won't be good for us if it happens. But the only ones that are willing for it to happen seems to be those who run the EU. And that is only so they can keep a hold of the power they have.
Even if they are, so what ?! It's sensible to make provision. They won't be achieving this at financial risk just accounting for some early possibility of disruption........as I guess will the Europeans.
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