If we vote for Brexit what happens

prosaver

Forget about nissan...

Did the germans get done for fixing the toxic VW cars by the EU..?

cogito

prosaver wrote: »

Forget about nissan...

Did the germans get done for fixing the toxic VW cars by the EU..?

Course not but the USA did. Fined them $15bn.

prosaver

http://uk.businessinsider.com/theres-no-way-volkswagen-is-going-to-pay-the-us-18-billion-in-fines-for-cheating-on-emissions-tests-2015-9?r=US&IR=T err nought ..
Typical if the uk done it ..we would of have to pay billion s in fines and walk naked down the streets of Brussels ...

prosaver

Btw of the subject ..trump was funny today about clinton 100000s of emails..
He said , whats she do allday? , no wonder the country gets nothing done ..
Ha ha :rotfl:

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

Well given my example the decision will be to spend a very large chunk of it in exactly the same way.

indeed we may continue to subsidise farmers to continue to flood our towns and villages instead of subsidising farmers to reduce flooding; but it will now be our choice instead of the EU.

CLAPTON

mayonnaise wrote: »

If Remain had won and the government decided to implement 'Hard Remain' by joining the Euro and Schengen, you'd be frothing all over this forum claiming it wasn't what we voted on.
And rightly so.

you wouldn't have been supporting calls for a new referendum

Herzlos

Conrad wrote: »

American drugs giant Mallinckrodt has delivered a vote of confidence on post-Brexit Britain by moving its global headquarters from the US to a location close to Heathrow Airport.

Except that's not what it actually said. It planned the move long before the referendum and thought the Brexit risk was worth the move.

It's moved here in spite on Brexit, not because of it. Probably because of closer ties to the EU and potentially to get in on TTIP or equivalent.

Conrad

The liberal class look down their noses at Trumps Mexico wall, but are strangely silent when it comes to new EU walls.



The EU itself is encouraging Ukraine and Turkey to build these barriers, and offering EU tax revenue to help pay for them.

There are now walls and fences between Hungary and Serbia; between Hungary and Croatia; between Greece and Macedonia; betwenn Greece and Turkey; between Slovenia and Croatia; between Spain and Morocco in Ceuta and Melilla;between Russia and Ukraine; between Austria and Germany and between Hungary and Slovakia.

Some of these barriers are high razor wire fences, some heavy concrete walls, some have watch towers and some have planned ditches and surveillance strips.

Conrad

Herzlos wrote: »

Except that's not what it actually said. It planned the move long before the referendum and thought the Brexit risk was worth the move.

It's moved here in spite on Brexit, not because of it. Probably because of closer ties to the EU and potentially to get in on TTIP or equivalent.

Mallinckrodt, like Nissan, Softbank, Wells Fargo and the rest are choosing to invest in Britain knowing full well we have a sound commercial landscape ahead of us.


Looking forward to Remoaners replacing their misplaced fears with common sense and logic.

Conrad

CLAPTON wrote: »

indeed we may continue to subsidise farmers to continue to flood our towns and villages instead of subsidising farmers to reduce flooding; but it will now be our choice instead of the EU.

Gosh how will we cope making our own decisions, the mind boggles.