What's needed now is unity ....The votes done

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Yafo said:
You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink.

I would have preferred any supporting reports opposite to those I produced so that I could challenge my opinion. I have to assume you don't want to try and find anything that will help me do that.

Enjoy your day, I think you understand what happened tonight.
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The Irish PM has stated in the news papers that British planes will not be allowed to use Irish airspace... Do you believe it will happen? If you do, then you are a fool, if you don't, then why don't you, you seem to believe everything else in the rags and then expect me to produce stuff that I don't believe to counter your pretend argument.
 
yep all UK flights across Ireland will be banned . Dare say the Irish are dusting off there S.A.M missile system . Assuming they have one ??

Dare say the French can flog them one ???:)
 
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Foreign investment in UK is still strong.

Foreign investment in British firms hit an all-time high in 2016. Statistics from Dealogic, a data firm, suggest that so far in 2018 a tenth of announced global mergers and acquisitions have involved a British firm as a target, the highest share since 2008. Klépierre, a French property company, is after Hammerson, a British one, which until recently was listed on the FTSE 100. Comcast and 21st Century Fox, two American media firms, are battling over Sky, whose headquarters are in Britain. Despite the unwelcoming rhetoric, under Mrs May foreign investors have bought British firms at a faster rate than under any other recent prime minister.
Foreigners have long liked putting money into Britain. For decades the country has had a largely free market in corporate control. Good universities and the English language are other draws. Over the years Britain has attracted more inward investment than most other European countries.
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Captain Black said:
The Irish PM has stated in the news papers that British planes will not be allowed to use Irish airspace... Do you believe it will happen? If you do, then you are a fool, if you don't, then why don't you, you seem to believe everything else in the rags and then expect me to produce stuff that I don't believe to counter your pretend argument.
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No idea

I haven't looked into it.

But I have looked into the cars. I cannot find opposing views BY ANYBODY. That is the difference, as you know
 
Have a good evening and a good day.

We all know what happened tonight, don't we!
 
transam said:
yep all UK flights across Ireland will be banned . Dare say the Irish are dusting off there S.A.M missile system . Assuming they have one ??

Dare say the French can flog them one ???:)
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I believe that is spelt S.P.A.M Missile.. I'm so glad that the Irish have devised a means of getting all of those Wexford registered fridge trucks from Ireland to mainland Europe without passing through Wales and England..
 
Economist:

Why is it that whenever some organisation comes up with some half-baked prediction of doom for the UK economy post-Brexit it is splashed all over the news, yet real data on the economy gets ignored? Yesterday, the ONS quietly released the latest figures for Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) which covers investment across the whole economy, public and private sectors, manufacturing, construction, services and extractive industries.

They showed that contrary to the received wisdom that investors have fled the UK following the Brexit vote, investment grew by 1.1 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2017, to a total of £84.1 billion. Over the course of 2017 it grew by 4 per cent compared with 2016. This was higher than for any other G7 country – with Italy following on 3.7 per cent, France 3.5 per cent, the US 3.2 per cent and the US on 3.1 per cent?
 
Notch7 said:
Economist:

Why is it that whenever some organisation comes up with some half-baked prediction of doom for the UK economy post-Brexit it is splashed all over the news, yet real data on the economy gets ignored? Yesterday, the ONS quietly released the latest figures for Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) which covers investment across the whole economy, public and private sectors, manufacturing, construction, services and extractive industries.

They showed that contrary to the received wisdom that investors have fled the UK following the Brexit vote, investment grew by 1.1 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2017, to a total of £84.1 billion. Over the course of 2017 it grew by 4 per cent compared with 2016. This was higher than for any other G7 country – with Italy following on 3.7 per cent, France 3.5 per cent, the US 3.2 per cent and the US on 3.1 per cent?
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Any other pointless pre-Brexit data Notch?
 
noseall said:
We haven't had Brexit yet.
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I have some rolls of barbed wire going cheap ;) if you are interested ;) we all need to start planning for when it does happen

Make sure you stock up on tin food as well. Generator may be useful ;)

Trust no one ;)
 
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