[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[PurpleGorilla]

Suggest better wise guy!

[darmstadt]

Oi plebs, come vote for the anti-establishment party

Nigel Farage moans that he's 'poor' despite earning £85,000 a year as an MEP - Mirror Online

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...w-grade-people

What a total and utter ****** that man is....

[darmstadt]

So it's going to be a 'Red, White and Blue' Brexit apparently (French possibly):

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...nd-blue-brexit

But not too 'Red, White and Blue', I mean in the 1980s Margaret Thatcher sold off the UK gas distribution network on the cheap in order to fund tax cuts for the rich, but in December 2016 it was announced that the private owners of Britain's gas distribution network are selling it off to a consortium that includes the state investment funds of China and Qatar.

Imagine how anti-British the Tories must be to think that the British are so incapable of running our gas distribution network that we must be prohibited from doing so, yet the Chinese and Qataris are perfectly fit and able to run it for us (and extract a load of profits for themselves in the process). Unfortunately there are an awful lot of Tory supporters who turn a blind eye to this brazen economic treason because they're too busy cooing over how patriotic Theresa May's mind-numbingly meaningless "red, white and blue Brexit" gibberish is.

https://www.ft.com/content/6f421412-...5-b8b81dd5d080

[PurpleGorilla]

Remoaners have nothing constructive to say.

[darmstadt]

More of what Brexiters voted for:

Britain could slash environmental and safety regulations on imported products after it leaves the EU, a Tory MP has suggested.

Jacob Rees-Mogg said regulations that were “good enough for India” could be good enough for the UK – arguing that the UK could go “a very long way” to rolling back high EU standards.

Senior Tory MPs have begun pushing for a list of regulations affecting companies to tear up after Brexit, even though Theresa May has promised to carry over all EU law into British law.
...
Gove highlighted a government-commissioned report by Marc Bolland, the former chief executive of Marks & Spencer, which ran through a list of EU employment protections it would like to see withdrawn or changed including pregnant worker proposals, the agency workers directive, the acquired rights directive and the working time directive.

UK businesses will have to deal with 60m more pieces of paperwork each year if Britain leaves the customs union as it departs the EU.
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it would require businesses to complete more than 45m import declarations and 15m export declarations every year.

This contradicts the arguments of pro-Brexit campaigners made before the June referendum, namely that leaving the EU would save businesses from EU-related bureaucracy

Sounds all a little bit Victorian to me...

[darmstadt]

Suggest better wise guy!

[PurpleGorilla]

You remind me of the project team member who contributes nothing, actively sabotages the work, and is generally hated by all who are trying to deliver success.

[darmstadt]

You remind me of the project team member who contributes nothing, actively sabotages the work, and is generally hated by all who are trying to deliver success.

Must explain why I keep getting my contract extended, maybe you're the one who does all that and is just bitter and twisted because you're not successful like the rest of the team

[PurpleGorilla]

Must explain why I keep getting my contract extended, maybe you're the one who does all that and is just bitter and twisted because you're not successful like the rest of the team

So put your talent to good use for the UK.

Your just chasing the German coin. Do you even pay any UK tAx?

The clients brief is clear, we want brexit. Or do you like to tell clients they are wrong?

[sasguru]

So put your talent to good use for the UK.

Your just chasing the German coin. Do you even pay any UK tAx?

The clients brief is clear, we want brexit. Or do you like to tell clients they are wrong?

I'm afraid the Uk is going to have to rely on rocket scientists like you to succeed
Those of us with skills that are in global demand will go where the money and conditions are best.
Good luck