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chippy / glory said:
FFS stop confusing the poor blinkered dumb ****s by bringing facts into it.
Facts are no match for xenophobia, ignorance and pure racism of the brexit campaigners.
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Facts are the province of the Metropolitan Elite

I apologise unreservedly

Those with a background in the real world (aka merchant banking and financial services) like Farage and our very own TC are the only sources I will need in future
 
2020VisionofLeeds said:
Facts are the province of the Metropolitan Elite

I apologise unreservedly

Those with a background in the real world (aka merchant banking and financial services) like Farage and our very own TC are the only sources I will need in future
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With those 2 running the show its no wonder the economically illerate we see here are believing all the bullshit.
But a special mention should go to the Daily (propagandist) Mail how can cretins be expected to know the DM is a peddler of ****e.
 
2020VisionofLeeds said:
<doh>

Try comparing our sales to EU as % of our GDP

Then do the same for the 27

A major hit to us (like losing 20% say) would be a flea bite to most of the 27
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About 44% of UK exports in goods and services went to other countries in the EU in 2015—£220 billion out of £510 billion total exports.
It was 70% in 2010
The share has been declining because exports to other countries have been increasing at a faster rate.
The European Commission itself says that “over the next ten to 15 years, 90% of world demand will be generated outside Europe”.

53% of our imports into the UK came from other countries in the EU in 2015. That proportion hasn’t changed that much over the past 16 years.

Next <laugh>
 
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What you moaning about now Glory and your side kick,Russia going to nuke Europe soon anyway,didn't you read the remain memo ? If we will owe them billions,that will be a great negotiation point,they better do what we want then ay.
 
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2020VisionofLeeds said:
An interesting insight into how Breximaniacs use 'facts'

Both these refer to the building of UK not EU headquarters

In the case of Google, it's half the size they planned before the brexit vote
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In both cases they are moving from Ireland to London as I said - please keep up as it seems only yourself is missing the point - go back a few pages and all will become clear!!
 
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Seems Facebook are getting in on the action too

FACEBOOK is set to open a new London headquarters in 2017, creating 500 new jobs.
The social network giant said in a statement this morning that the move will see its British workforce rise to 1,500.
Facebook executive Nicola Mendelsohn said in a statement: “The UK remains one of the best places to be a tech company.
“Many of those new roles will be high-skilled engineering jobs as the UK is home to our largest engineering base outside of the US.”
The move comes despite reported uncertainty from investors over Brexit.
London’s mayor Sadiq Khan said the move to expand in the capital “is further evidence that London’s strength as a tech hub keeps on growing”.
 
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TC (Lovely Geezer) said:
You best tell the Apple CEO then as this is his quote <laugh>
"Apple is moving its UK headquarters to London's iconic Battersea power station"


nb - It's currently in Cork
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' Apple will keep its main European headquarters in Cork, where it employs 4,000 people'

So your post fact era statement they were moving their EU office is wrong
 
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