More Brexit Dividends

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DoctorStrangelove replied

9 December 2020, 15:10
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Well they did say Leave Means Leave. They just didn't specifically who would be leaving what.

Rats leaving a sinking ship?

If Rees Mogg fecks off we'll be sure of that.
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Eirikur replied

9 December 2020, 12:07
the dividends keep flooding in

'''Price rises likely''' due to UK shipping problems - BBC News
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DaveB replied

9 December 2020, 09:57
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

What is it with these entrepreneurs who spent millions for Brexit, and then announce massive outsourcing to either Europe or Asia. Cant help but feel cynical about the intent.

Well they did say Leave Means Leave. They just didn't specifically who would be leaving what.
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fullyautomatix replied

8 December 2020, 22:40
What is it with these entrepreneurs who spent millions for Brexit, and then announce massive outsourcing to either Europe or Asia. Cant help but feel cynical about the intent.
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Whorty replied

8 December 2020, 21:21
Wonder how those in Bridgend are feeling about voting out now?

They were warned. They thought it was project fear. They were wrong. Ooops
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GigiBronz replied

8 December 2020, 20:35
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Thus showing that Brexit is not about jobs for the Brits but more about the opportunity to squirrel money offshore.

. "Truth is like poetry. And most people ******** hate poetry." The Big Short
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Paddy replied

8 December 2020, 19:59
Thus showing that Brexit is not about jobs for the Brits but more about the opportunity to squirrel money offshore.
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DaveB started a topic More Brexit Dividends

8 December 2020, 16:52
More Brexit Dividends

INEOS owned by billionaire Brexit backer Jim Ratcliffe officially ends it's plans to build the new Grenadier car in the UK, in Bridgend. It will now be built in Hambach, in France.

https://twitter.com/INEOSGrenadier/s...289769984?s=20

We can confirm today that we have acquired the manufacturing facility at Hambach from Mercedes-Benz. Manufacturing at Hambach ensures we remain on track to meet our plans to deliver the Grenadier to customers in early 2022. Full statement: https://media.ineosgrenadier.com
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