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Germany makes them. So is Japan. And USA also makes plenty of them - perhaps too many for their market, but still lots.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes lets all make cars shall we?
What does UK exactly do? If you ignore bribed contracts to the Saudies then it is pretty much nothing, a very sad state of affairs for the country which started industrial revolution.Comment
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The Citizenship test clearly needs an Economics 101 component.Originally posted by AtW View PostGermany makes them. So is Japan. And USA also makes plenty of them - perhaps too many for their market, but still lots.
What does UK exactly do? If you ignore bribed contracts to the Saudies then it is pretty much nothing, a very sad state of affairs for the country which started industrial revolution.
Stop typing now before you make an ar se of yourself.Hard Brexit now!
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It all went wrong when we stopped making the Spinning Jenny.
PS. That's not a blow-up doll Baggy.Comment
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Germany exports cars to all around the world. France makes cars (I own one). Italy makes cars. Japan makes cars. USA makes cars. China makes cars, heck Russia makes (albeit crappy) cars, why can't UK do that? And I can answer why - because it is much more beneficial (short term) to bulltulip in the City, if people in this country go to study PhD in maths or stats they will probably do it to get a job in the City, really sad state of affairs.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe Citizenship test clearly needs an Economics 101 component.Comment
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Honda make cars in Swindon, next to the Llamas.Originally posted by AtW View PostGermany exports cars to all around the world. France makes cars (I own one). Italy makes cars. Japan makes cars. USA makes cars. China makes cars, heck Russia makes (albeit carppy) cars, why can't UK do that? And I can answer why - because it is much more beneficial (short term) to bulltulip in the City, if people in this country go to study PhD in maths or stats they will probably do it to get a job in the City, really sad state of affairs.Comment
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We make cars. Others take the risk.Originally posted by AtW View PostGermany exports cars to all around the world. France makes cars (I own one). Italy makes cars. Japan makes cars. USA makes cars. China makes cars, heck Russia makes (albeit carppy) cars, why can't UK do that? And I can answer why - because it is much more beneficial (short term) to bulltulip in the City, if people in this country go to study PhD in maths or stats they will probably do it to get a job in the City, really sad state of affairs.
HTH
Perfidious AlbionHard Brexit now!
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I can only speculate that Alexei has gone to research the phrase "Perfidious Albion"
Hard Brexit now!
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