If we vote for Brexit what happens

wotsthat

setmefree2 wrote: »

A massive change of tune from TheCityUK, (the main lobbying arm for the financial and associated business services sectors) Indeed, it appears to have suddenly embraced Brexit!

No choice really. Lobbying to stay in the EU is now a waste of energy and their member's money.

May as well lobby for government favours to help realise the wondrous opportunities that Brexit might bring.

Cloudydaze

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

A report today on the UK's financial services sector explaining why "Brexit is a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity' to design a '21st-century' trade policy which focuses more heavily on emerging markets outside Europe, free from the 'straitjacket' of EU policy":

http://uk.businessinsider.com/brexit-once-in-a-generation-opportunity-to-embrace-emerging-markets-2017-1

So the people currently earning huge sums within financial services will continue to earn huge sums when we leave EU. That's good news for me.

But how does this help the 'left-behind' who voted to leave as they were fed up of London having all the wealth?

Tromking

Cloudydaze wrote: »

So the people currently earning huge sums within financial services will continue to earn huge sums when we leave EU. That's good news for me.

But how does this help the 'left-behind' who voted to leave as they were fed up of London having all the wealth?

You misunderstand.
The supposed terminal decline of The City was part of the Remain narrative, otherwise known as 'Project Fear'.

CLAPTON

Cloudydaze wrote: »

So the people currently earning huge sums within financial services will continue to earn huge sums when we leave EU. That's good news for me.

But how does this help the 'left-behind' who voted to leave as they were fed up of London having all the wealth?

brexiters didn't vote to leave EU because of bankers in LOndon.

mrginge

wotsthat wrote: »

No choice really. Lobbying to stay in the EU is now a waste of energy and their member's money.

May as well lobby for government favours to help realise the wondrous opportunities that Brexit might bring.

Still miserable I see.

CLAPTON

wotsthat wrote: »

No choice really. Lobbying to stay in the EU is now a waste of energy and their member's money.

May as well lobby for government favours to help realise the wondrous opportunities that Brexit might bring.

so basically are simply lying now but previously were as pure as the driven snow.
of course.

The_Last_Username

Is this a sign of impending tactics for the French election?
Possibly "rubbishing" Fillon and Macron to further boost the chances of Le Pen?

French presidential candidate Francois Fillon got his wife and two of his children jobs that paid nearly one million euros ($1.1 million), according to new claims in the Canard Enchaine newspaper on Tuesday. It comes as police investigating the "Penelope Gate" fake jobs allegations raided offices at the French parliament.

http://www.thelocal.fr/20170131/penelope-fillon-had-no-security-badge-for-parliament-as-police-seize-documents

Brigitte Trogneux, (not actually Madame Macron) the wife of presidential hopeful Emmanuel Macron, used to be his French teacher.

http://www.thelocal.fr/20170131/whos-the-older-woman-in-presidential-hopeful-macrons-life

Matt_L

So watching the debate in the commons today on the triggering of A50 with great interest when i see this......



!!!!!! is Jimmy White doing in the Commons and why has he dyed his hair blonde:eek:

Conrad

I am watching the Commons Live tonight. We have this in the bag, the case for Brexit is overtly positive, in spite of a few backwards looking doom mongers trying to bring the house down with gloom and fear

The Tory MP for Boston put it very well, the referndum arguments were long and deep, the people knew exactly what they were voting for. A new confident Britain in charge of her own destiny

Another read Shakespeare - greatness is sometimes thrust upon us, embrace in full heart

Conrad

SNP neg heads saying we are leaping out of the plane without a parachute

Tory MP Richard Drax, Dorset, said in reply, "we are leaping from the plane because it is on fire, the EU is over, it's dead, move on"

He went on in rousing terms as us Brexiteers have always so done. We are not afraid.

Another just said the EU would come off worse than us under WTO rules, another well trodden Brexiteer argument

Richard Drax again, why do we need tens of thousands of EU bureaucrats to tell us how to make our own workers rights, God help us if we cannot manage such a thing

So refreshing compared to the fearful gang such as Mark Durkan telling us we will fail without EU subsidy, arghhhhh, it's our money you absolute plonka