I said it's no surprise that an army grunt doesn't like Corbyn.
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That isn't what you said you lying little weasel.
This is what you said
'You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn.
On the 'project fear' stuff:
1) Predictions aren't the same as lies. An example of a lie is Boris Johnson in his journalistic days fabricating amusing negative stories about Brussels to delight his Telegraph readers. Or leading Leave campaigners pointing at Norway as a fine example of how we could prosper outside the EU, before claiming that following the Norway model wouldn't be Brexit and denying they had ever said it.
2) It's notable that the long-term, committed Leave figures who have actually participated in May's government's attempts to enact Brexit have been much more circumspect about No Deal and grown increasingly cautious about WTO claims as they have had to engage with the concrete issues and realities of the situation. It's the people who have had the luxury of grandstanding from the sides who make breezy generalisations about how easy it will be and how minor the impacts will be. If I were a Brexiteer, I'd be inclined to trust the likes of Gove and Fox way more than bombastic chancers like Johnson and JRM.
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posted 8 seconds ago
I said it's no surprise that an army grunt doesn't like Corbyn.
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That isn't what you said you lying little weasel.
This is what you said
'You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn.
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Yes they mean the same thing.
time too take are country back
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posted 52 seconds ago
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posted 10 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
More than a million SCots voted for Brexit. That's more than the number of people who voted for the SNP.
If people of Scotland are forced to choose between Britain and the EU, majority will still choose Britain over the EU.
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I'm not sure on that, time will tell and I'd imagine another indy ref will happen.
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You do realise that The Brexit referendum was a binary choice whereas you have many other options in a Scottish Election?
The harsher the Brexit with BoJo as leader is the perfect recipe for Scots to vote independence.
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But why will they vote for independence?
Majority of Scottish trade is with the UK. Only about 12% is with the EU.
Also, do you think that the retirees in Scotland would trust the SNP with their pension? They have already run down almost all aspects of the economy with their socialist tax rate (including the recently introduced car park tax). Most Scots can't wait till 2021 in order to vote them out.
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posted 34 seconds ago
time too take are country back
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no more brown fish in our waters
comment by Martial FC (U11781)
posted 7 minutes ago
In who's interest is a GE?
The people who would do anything to avoid leaving without a deal. And if that means taking down their own party, so be it.
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Push comes to shove I just can't see it.
Plus, what's the alternative? Equally as dreadful.
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posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
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says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
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I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
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Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 5 minutes ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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You're a nonce, seriously.
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
Build the moat! Build the moat!
It's worth remembering that Labour were planning severe austerity had they won the 2010 election and that Mr Jeremy Corbyn stood for election for a party promising this.
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posted 48 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
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This is a good thing?
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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How will immigration control increase wages?
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posted 48 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
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This is a good thing?
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less luxuries more fish is wot i voted for
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posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 21 seconds ago
The newspapers have done a proper job on the more susceptible in this world.
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Stop reading the Sun then you loser.
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I dont read the Sun obviously. You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn. You probably lapped up all the stuff about Cambridge educated Abbott too. I feel for you guys tbh.
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You mean her defence of Mao? Imagine the repercussions if BoJo said that Hitler wasn't all bad...
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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Tarriff removal?
Let’s get big Dave from Barnsley to perform the brain surgery that Ahmed was going to do. British jobs for British people! It’s not difficult to understand.
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Better than Gozer the Gozerian (U3126)
posted 51 seconds ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
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says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
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I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
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Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
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So obstacle to JIT would mean job losses?
If as at today, a CEO has not altered their lead time, that CEO should be fired.
Today, many companies use parts from other non EU countries for JIT production without any problem.
They can simply apply that model to the EU when we leave and carry on business as usual.
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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How will immigration control increase wages?
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Labour demand versus supply.
Yes they mean the same thing.
.............
No they don't. But if you want to pretend they do, fill your boots.
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 2 minutes ago
A nonce? Calm down you child.
The fact is people will be okay. Those who have jobs and work hard will be okay. Calm down. Your life will be fine too. Hopefully tax reductions for those who work hard too and that will ease things for hard working successful people
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And the less fortunate?
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Better than Gozer the Gozerian (U3126)
posted 51 seconds ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
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says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
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Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So obstacle to JIT would mean job losses?
If as at today, a CEO has not altered their lead time, that CEO should be fired.
Today, many companies use parts from other non EU countries for JIT production without any problem.
They can simply apply that model to the EU when we leave and carry on business as usual.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Has there been an increase in cost to implememt the model in your company?
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posted on 23/7/19
I said it's no surprise that an army grunt doesn't like Corbyn.
.............
That isn't what you said you lying little weasel.
This is what you said
'You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn.
posted on 23/7/19
On the 'project fear' stuff:
1) Predictions aren't the same as lies. An example of a lie is Boris Johnson in his journalistic days fabricating amusing negative stories about Brussels to delight his Telegraph readers. Or leading Leave campaigners pointing at Norway as a fine example of how we could prosper outside the EU, before claiming that following the Norway model wouldn't be Brexit and denying they had ever said it.
2) It's notable that the long-term, committed Leave figures who have actually participated in May's government's attempts to enact Brexit have been much more circumspect about No Deal and grown increasingly cautious about WTO claims as they have had to engage with the concrete issues and realities of the situation. It's the people who have had the luxury of grandstanding from the sides who make breezy generalisations about how easy it will be and how minor the impacts will be. If I were a Brexiteer, I'd be inclined to trust the likes of Gove and Fox way more than bombastic chancers like Johnson and JRM.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 8 seconds ago
I said it's no surprise that an army grunt doesn't like Corbyn.
.............
That isn't what you said you lying little weasel.
This is what you said
'You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn.
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Yes they mean the same thing.
posted on 23/7/19
time too take are country back
posted on 23/7/19
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 52 seconds ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 10 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
More than a million SCots voted for Brexit. That's more than the number of people who voted for the SNP.
If people of Scotland are forced to choose between Britain and the EU, majority will still choose Britain over the EU.
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I'm not sure on that, time will tell and I'd imagine another indy ref will happen.
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You do realise that The Brexit referendum was a binary choice whereas you have many other options in a Scottish Election?
The harsher the Brexit with BoJo as leader is the perfect recipe for Scots to vote independence.
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But why will they vote for independence?
Majority of Scottish trade is with the UK. Only about 12% is with the EU.
Also, do you think that the retirees in Scotland would trust the SNP with their pension? They have already run down almost all aspects of the economy with their socialist tax rate (including the recently introduced car park tax). Most Scots can't wait till 2021 in order to vote them out.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 34 seconds ago
time too take are country back
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no more brown fish in our waters
posted on 23/7/19
comment by Martial FC (U11781)
posted 7 minutes ago
In who's interest is a GE?
The people who would do anything to avoid leaving without a deal. And if that means taking down their own party, so be it.
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Push comes to shove I just can't see it.
Plus, what's the alternative? Equally as dreadful.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
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says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
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I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 5 minutes ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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You're a nonce, seriously.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
posted on 23/7/19
Build the moat! Build the moat!
posted on 23/7/19
It's worth remembering that Labour were planning severe austerity had they won the 2010 election and that Mr Jeremy Corbyn stood for election for a party promising this.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by Steve Beaglehole (U15867)
posted 48 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
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This is a good thing?
posted on 23/7/19
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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How will immigration control increase wages?
posted on 23/7/19
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posted on 23/7/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Steve Beaglehole (U15867)
posted 48 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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People will just have to spend more of their money on essentials like food, and less on frivolous things like iPhones and smart TV's.
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This is a good thing?
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less luxuries more fish is wot i voted for
posted on 23/7/19
comment by Robbing_Hoody - condoning assaults on inanimate objects since 2017 (U6374)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 21 seconds ago
The newspapers have done a proper job on the more susceptible in this world.
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Stop reading the Sun then you loser.
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I dont read the Sun obviously. You were in the army though so it's little surprise you don't like Corbyn. You probably lapped up all the stuff about Cambridge educated Abbott too. I feel for you guys tbh.
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You mean her defence of Mao? Imagine the repercussions if BoJo said that Hitler wasn't all bad...
posted on 23/7/19
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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Tarriff removal?
posted on 23/7/19
Let’s get big Dave from Barnsley to perform the brain surgery that Ahmed was going to do. British jobs for British people! It’s not difficult to understand.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Better than Gozer the Gozerian (U3126)
posted 51 seconds ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
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says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
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I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So obstacle to JIT would mean job losses?
If as at today, a CEO has not altered their lead time, that CEO should be fired.
Today, many companies use parts from other non EU countries for JIT production without any problem.
They can simply apply that model to the EU when we leave and carry on business as usual.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yeah no one who is not starving now is gonna be starving because of brexit. Don’t get why there is also this doom talk. It’s a minor issue. We ain’t gonna become a 3rd world country. Nothing much will change at all. At worst few pence more on a can of coke. Relax
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But if many goods and services gp up even a little, but wages dont increase, you see a problem here i assume?
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That's one scenario.
How about the opposite? Goods & services coming down plus wage increases (more likely due to tariff removal by the UK govt and immigration control)
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How will immigration control increase wages?
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Labour demand versus supply.
posted on 23/7/19
Yes they mean the same thing.
.............
No they don't. But if you want to pretend they do, fill your boots.
posted on 23/7/19
comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 2 minutes ago
A nonce? Calm down you child.
The fact is people will be okay. Those who have jobs and work hard will be okay. Calm down. Your life will be fine too. Hopefully tax reductions for those who work hard too and that will ease things for hard working successful people
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And the less fortunate?
posted on 23/7/19
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Better than Gozer the Gozerian (U3126)
posted 51 seconds ago
comment by mancini (U7179)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Declan McDaid (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
It's crazy that we send £350m a week to the EU. There are much better things that we could use that on, like the NHS. I am glad that we now have an honest man in charge and we can finally sort this mess out.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
says Big Dave from Barnsley who has had his job taken away from him by Georgi.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I always read abou this issue of job losses.
Please can you expand on how you think Dave will lose his job just because of Brexit?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Have you been living under a rock?
The entire JiT (manufacturing) industry relies on full regulatory and customs alignment with it's supply chain partners throughout Europe.
Take the UK out of the two regimes (SM & CU) which underpin this ecosystem and (as they have been doing for the last two years) EU counterparts have removed UK businesses (in place of EU ones) from their supply chains.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So obstacle to JIT would mean job losses?
If as at today, a CEO has not altered their lead time, that CEO should be fired.
Today, many companies use parts from other non EU countries for JIT production without any problem.
They can simply apply that model to the EU when we leave and carry on business as usual.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Has there been an increase in cost to implememt the model in your company?
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