If we vote for Brexit what happens

Conrad

Moby wrote: »

One swallow does not make a summer.

Indeed, so here is a list of JUST SOME investment into UK confirmed AFTER the vote;



Dyson


Amazon


Google


Facebook


Jaguar-Landover (10,000 new jobs)


Softbank (£24 bn)


Wells Fargo Bank


Deutchebank – confirming massive new HQ


MacDonald’s moving European HQ out of EU to UK


Alstom


American drugs giant Mallinckrodt


Jet2


Boeing


UBS


Nissan


Siemens


Apple new London headquarters at Battersea


Canadian Trade Office opening in London

Moby

3 Billion every ten days!.............Yikes we are clearly going to get rid of the deficit in a few weeks once we leave!

Conrad

mayonnaise wrote: »

Jeez. As if the 350 million a week claim wasn't a big enough lie, it just got upgraded to 3 billion every 10 days.

Sorry I meant every 10 weeks

Moby

Conrad wrote: »

Indeed, so here is a list of JUST SOME investment into UK confirmed AFTER the vote;



Dyson


Amazon


Google


Facebook


Jaguar-Landover (10,000 new jobs)


Softbank (£24 bn)


Wells Fargo Bank


Deutchebank – confirming massive new HQ


MacDonald’s moving European HQ out of EU to UK


Alstom


American drugs giant Mallinckrodt


Jet2


Boeing


UBS


Nissan


Siemens


Apple new London headquarters at Battersea


Canadian Trade Office opening in London

So ........are you saying those investments wouldn't have been made had we remained in the EU?

Conrad

Moby wrote: »

Bump............!

Given you are using the old trick of implying the EU make almost no laws over us, why will you miss them then?


If they make virtually no laws over us, nothing to miss as trade will go on regardless obviously.

Conrad

Moby wrote: »

So ........are you saying those investments wouldn't have been made had we remained in the EU?

Err no......

Conrad

Around 40% of the UK’s trade surplus in financial services is with Europe.
However, over the next 10 – 15 years, 90% of global economic growth is expected to be generated outside Europe and these markets – developed and emerging – must be a priority focus for the country post-Brexit."




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

A_Medium_Size_Jock

Moby wrote: »

So ........are you saying those investments wouldn't have been made had we remained in the EU?

So ........... are you saying those investments would still have been made had we said we would retain EU membership?

Moby

Conrad wrote: »

Given you are using the old trick of implying the EU make almost no laws over us, why will you miss them then?


If they make virtually no laws over us, nothing to miss as trade will go on regardless obviously.

Stop wriggling like a worm on a pin. It's demeaning Conrad. I'm asking you for a list of laws that the overbearing EU has imposed on us in good ol blighty against the will of our Parliament?

Filo25

Arklight wrote: »

I know that James Dyson is investing in the UK for research and development and that is definitely a very good thing. He's investing in highly skilled jobs and people, in Britain and I think we sorely need that. I hope Dyson remains in the UK as a British business and doesn't just end up being sold off to an American or Japanese multinational, like Cadburys or ARM, asset stripped and forgotten about.

You can't ignore the fact however that when it came to ordinary manufacturing jobs done by ordinary non PhD holding people making his vacuums, he decided to axe his entire British workforce in favour of Malaysians.

You might suspect therefore, that brilliant entrepreneur he might be, he may also not be entirely excited about Brexit because he thinks it will be great for the average Joe.

His vacuum cleaners are rubbish as well