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Previously on "No deal Brexit fears overblown, says JD Wetherspoon boss"
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostI wish I could invent stuff this good.
Let me see
1. Brexit will cause Rabies & bubonic plague. - Because the EU has significant experience in Rabies & Plague meaning leaving the EU we could be unprepared for such infections.
2. Brexit will mean your sister will be the next immaculate conception - A french philosophy student will use Brexit as an excuse to get laid... of course your sister will be too embarrassed to admit sleeping with a Frenchman, of course a Belgian would be just as embarrassing.
etc.
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as i said in another thread, the man is an utter dick.
a rich dick,
but, still, - a dick
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostHe's doing a good job playing to his Brexit voting, xenophobic, pint of wife-beater, customer base.
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maybe he really believes the economy will crash and we will all turn to drink?
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Originally posted by AtW View Post"Tim Martin takes a swipe at Sainsbury’s and Whitbread claiming British firms are not facing a ‘cliff edge’ and his pub chain is ready to leave the EU now (AtW's comment: that settles that then, we can leave tomorrow...)
JD Wetherspoon is ready to leave the EU without a transition deal and the idea that firms are facing a dangerous “cliff edge” is overblown and untrue, according to the pub chain’s chairman.
Tim Martin said warnings from companies such as Sainsbury’s and Whitbread about the risks of a “no deal” Brexit were “factually incorrect and highly misleading”.
“The misinformation from directors and trade organisations seems to be designed to support the view that staying in the EU for an additional two years is necessary to avoid a ‘cliff edge’,” Martin said.
“There is no cliff edge. Wetherspoon is ready now to leave the EU, since almost no preparation is required – as is almost certainly the case for Sainsbury’s and Whitbread, and the vast majority of companies,” he added."
https://www.theguardian.com/business...therspoon-boss
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No deal Brexit fears overblown, says JD Wetherspoon boss
"Tim Martin takes a swipe at Sainsbury’s and Whitbread claiming British firms are not facing a ‘cliff edge’ and his pub chain is ready to leave the EU now (AtW's comment: that settles that then, we can leave tomorrow...)
JD Wetherspoon is ready to leave the EU without a transition deal and the idea that firms are facing a dangerous “cliff edge” is overblown and untrue, according to the pub chain’s chairman.
Tim Martin said warnings from companies such as Sainsbury’s and Whitbread about the risks of a “no deal” Brexit were “factually incorrect and highly misleading”.
“The misinformation from directors and trade organisations seems to be designed to support the view that staying in the EU for an additional two years is necessary to avoid a ‘cliff edge’,” Martin said.
“There is no cliff edge. Wetherspoon is ready now to leave the EU, since almost no preparation is required – as is almost certainly the case for Sainsbury’s and Whitbread, and the vast majority of companies,” he added."
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