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He should take the hint and move on. Take his knighthood - better yet take warmonger Bliar's knighthood - and go away to make millions selling books and making more small Borises.
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Be careful what you wish for, sometimes it's better the devil you knowComment
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Correct. If they do have a vote and he wins it, it's 12 months before another can be had..... he's a Jodrell, his party is full of them. Looking after the interests of the 1% and the multinationals and themselves and friends and family and sponsors and a pub landlord or 2 to the detriment of the rest of the country.....Originally posted by ramAnag View Post
Chap I know, lifelong Tory voter since his first ever vote early 70s. Said today he will never vote for them again.....Comment
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This is sadly true, Ramshank...which just goes to show the depths to which this country has sunk...probably since the banking crisis and certainly over the last six years or so.Originally posted by Ramshank72 View Post
Our leader is an out and out hypocritical liar and still we worry that we might end up with something even worse.Comment
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Speaking personally I want him to stay in power until the next election, loads more **** ups to come and he will have to own them at some stage.Originally posted by ramAnag View PostComment
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This has to be a joke. This can’t be real. Jacob Rees-Mogg named Brexit Opportunities Minister. The very man who moved his business/investments to Ireland due to Brexit. No, this is actually incredibly comedic and terrifying.
of course one would ahve thought having pursued a hard Brexit, the Tories would have known what the opportunities were! Still they have at least 12 months of using Covid as an excuse before reality becomes obvious to all. There are no opportunities, at least none that the UK could not have taken up whilst in the EU.
On the other hand there are plenty of downsides, that £400 million a week hit o the economy for a start!Comment
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas usual I'm calling you out on bull****ting us Swale - evidence please!Originally posted by swaledale View PostComment
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If you can't find the evidence as to where Somerset capital management moved its main operations to in 2018, then thats your problem.Originally posted by Andy_Faber View Post
Given how many incorrect statements you have made about me in your posts lately, only to be shown to be utterly wrong, I'm quite surprised you continue to make such basic errors, but then as I commented before, I obviously overestimated your self awareness!Comment
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I'm not in the mood to trade insults Swale but your partisan point of view is blinding you to the facts and your statement is yet again incorrect, and my only concern is that those who believe the biased exaggerated cobblers you spout will at last open their eyes. My only interest is in exposing the truth or lack of it in your statements, so as I've already said - evidence please!Originally posted by swaledale View PostComment
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Perhaps your interest should extend beyond ‘exposing the truth...’ of Swale’s statements.Originally posted by Andy_Faber View Post
After all, if it’s ‘biased exaggerated cobblers’ you’re worried about, there were far more influential people than Swale uttering them five or six years ago with infinitely greater consequences.
Just a thought.Comment
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Just another thought then. I've had a look at SCM which still seems to remain a UK based company.
My guess is that, in keeping with every FCA regulated business in the UK that traded with the EU, it set up a subsidiary in Dublin to deal with the loss of passporting rights following Brexit.
Every regulated financial services business had to do this post Brexit as the "ground moved". Most common places to set up the company permitted to trade in the EU include Ireland, Luxembourg, Cyprus and Holland which have "friendly regulators".
The creation of such subsidiaries allowed the continuation of trading in the EU post Brexit and were/are a simple rejigging of corporate structures to accomodate regulatory requirements and the loss of passporting. A simple corporate structural change to accomodate the changing regulatory climate, and one done by everyone in the financial services sector.
Or maybe a sinister move in the eyes of the conspiracy theorists....who knows.Comment
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GP So in your learned view the statement ‘Jacob Rees Mogg moved his business/investments to Ireland because of Brexit’ is factually wrongOriginally posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
rA I do take your point about there being more important issues to get my knickers in a twist aboutLast edited by Andy_Faber; 11-02-2022, 07:37 PM.Comment
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Well they do have stuff all over the place. Must be BrexitOriginally posted by Andy_Faber View Post
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