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lifecheshirewhite said:
Isn't it funny how all pompus dicks think this.
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And there are no so pompous as the soon to be thwarted brexiteers.
Have you reapparraised your position on the car industry yet.
Read back and see how wrong you were and how right I was...

Brexit is going yo completely **** the economy and you ****s should stop pretending otherwise.
 
chippy / glory said:
And there are no so pompous as the soon to be thwarted brexiteers.
Have you reapparraised your position on the car industry yet.
Read back and see how wrong you were and how right I was...

Brexit is going yo completely **** the economy and you ****s should stop pretending otherwise.
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Waffle waffle waffle what you on about in English.
 
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lifecheshirewhite said:
Waffle waffle waffle what you on about in English.
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As I told you two or three months ago when you and traitor paddy wouldnt have it....


Peugot going to buy vauxhall on the cheap cos of the exchange rate caused by brexit and then shut it down.
Ford and Nissan going to close factories unless we have soft brexit or w give in to their demand huge subsidies.

Is it too conplicated for you?
Brexit is, was and always will be a **** idea.
 
Let me guess,a car plant that has been losing money for many years may get closed one day ? And its not because they lose millions every year its because of brexit doh
 
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chippy / glory said:
As I told you two or three months ago when you and traitor paddy wouldnt have it....


Peugot going to buy vauxhall on the cheap cos of the exchange rate caused by brexit and then shut it down.
Ford and Nissan going to close factories unless we have soft brexit or w give in to their demand huge subsidies.

Is it too conplicated for you?
Brexit is, was and always will be a **** idea.
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Going to buy it on the cheap because its a **** company making massive losses doh.
 
lifecheshirewhite said:
Going to buy it on the cheap because its a **** company making massive losses doh.
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The ellesmere port Astra factory and luton van factoryare far more efficient and make more cash than anything peugot/citreon have. But the part french state owned manufacturer willl close the British plants to protect the jobs of their citizens. Shame our goverment has forgotten its first duty and is pandering to idiots and right wing zealots.

You must be proud..,
 
chippy / glory said:
The ellesmere port vactory and luton van factories are far more efficient and make more cash than anything peugot/citreon have. But the part french state owned manufacturer willl close the British plants to protect the jobs of their citizens. Shame our goverment has forgotten its first duty and is pandering to idiots and right wing zealots.

You must be proud..,
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One its not a British firm,and if they lose money every year they need to close.
 
chippy / glory said:
The ellesmere port Astra factory and luton van factoryare far more efficient and make more cash than anything peugot/citreon have. But the part french state owned manufacturer willl close the British plants to protect the jobs of their citizens. Shame our goverment has forgotten its first duty and is pandering to idiots and right wing zealots.

You must be proud..,
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So the French are buying another loss making firm to go with there other loss making firms.and you seriously wonder why we want to fook the fools off.<laugh>
 
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FORZA LEEDS said:
The exchange rate was a lot lower than it is now long before brexit came about as I'm sure your mate Mike will confirm <whistle>
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It was mid 1.2's and now its mid1.1's. It has revovered about half what it lost. It was nearly parity for a couple of days.

But both euro and pound have plunged versus the dollar because of the uncertainty. Most trade is done in dollars and we are a cheap date now.
 
Heres some thoughts for those who want to think rather than shout yah! Boo!

Some would say the Brexiteers could not believe their luck when they won the referendum, you could see it on their faces, which is why they are so paranoid about anything which may stop it.

Brexit could be stopped, or reversed before fully implemented. I think the signs are there. Corbyn has made a bad mistake not trying to lead an anti brexit coalition - even if unsuccessful Labour would then be placed to get the "I told you so" vote on the rebound.

I think people are positioning themselves and trying to decide when to move. You have Tony Blair ratcheting things up, though I think he is disliked by so many people he may be advised not to be the focal point, I thought Ben Bradshaw having a go this week was interesting - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...haw-one-issue-on-doorstep-lying-a7611321.html - its not the headline comment so much as the way he makes a clear attempt to revalidate Blair's legacy and current comments, read the article. It read to me like its not a random interview.

All we need is the brexit voters not normally in the conservative camp to wake up, and we will have polls saying 60-40 against brexit. Suddenly all those MP's (the vast majority) who supported Remain will come out of the woodwork. I also believe we have years before we will fully have left, until then it could be stopped or reversed. Its going to be a long haul.

The worries are -
1. no real leader of the anti-Brexit camp. You need someone of Blairs calibre without his history.
2. the EU are so bloody stupid they could mess it up, if there was a change of mind. Given all the other EU countries who, to lesser degrees, have our concerns you'd think they might try to make some changes but there's precious little sign of it.
3. the people who voted Brexit....... well, lets just say one or two on this board, as examples, are not too open to changing their minds
4. the time it will take for things to go pear-shaped, though the "good" news (aka friggin disasters) is starting to appear, as Glory said recently
 
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chippy / glory said:
It was mid 1.2's and now its mid1.1's. It has revovered about half what it lost. It was nearly parity for a couple of days.

But both euro and pound have plunged versus the dollar because of the uncertainty. Most trade is done in dollars and we are a cheap date now.
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So American company Vauxhall will have bought the cheap French companys then because anything else would mean you're talking ****
 
lifecheshirewhite said:
So American company Vauxhall will have bought the cheap French companys then because anything else would mean you're talking ****
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Nope. Citreon want the astra platform and the vans..
They will asset strip and then close the factories down.
We will just be a giant warehouse for chinese and american products soon unless we stop this madness.
 
2020VisionofLeeds said:
Heres some thoughts for those who want to think rather than shout yah! Boo!

Some would say the Brexiteers could not believe their luck when they won the referendum, you could see it on their faces, which is why they are so paranoid about anything which may stop it.

Brexit could be stopped, or reversed before fully implemented. I think the signs are there. Corbyn has made a bad mistake not trying to lead an anti brexit coalition - even if unsuccessful Labour would then be placed to get the "I told you so" vote on the rebound.

I think people are positioning themselves and trying to decide when to move. You have Tony Blair ratcheting things up, though I think he is disliked by so many people he may be advised not to be the focal point, I thought Ben Bradshaw having a go this week was interesting - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...haw-one-issue-on-doorstep-lying-a7611321.html - its not the headline comment so much as the way he makes a clear attempt to revalidate Blair's legacy and current comments, read the article. It read to me like its not a random interview.

All we need is the brexit voters not normally in the conservative camp to wake up, and we will have polls saying 60-40 against brexit. Suddenly all those MP's (the vast majority) who supported Remain will come out of the woodwork. I also believe we have years before we will fully have left, until then it could be stopped or reversed. Its going to be a long haul.

The worries are -
1. no real leader of the anti-Brexit camp. You need someone of Blairs calibre without his history.
2. the EU are so bloody stupid they could mess it up, if there was a change of mind. Given all the other EU countries who, to lesser degrees, have our concerns you'd think they might try to make some changes but there's precious little sign of it.
3. the people who voted Brexit....... well, lets just say one or two on this board, as examples, are not too open to changing their minds
4. the time it will take for things to go pear-shaped, though the "good" news (aka friggin disasters) is starting to appear, as Glory said recently
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What a post... <applause><applause><applause>
 
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