Brexit, the economy and house prices (Part 3)

System

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

No, rather it's amazing the lengths the not-so-Independent will go to in order to imply what in reality doesn't really exist.

Yes I managed to read the article I linked to

I noted the response of the Brexit department and don't believe they've been completely honest.

System

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

Europe's drugs watchdog and troubles ahead because of the move from London:
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-agencies-medicines/eu-drugs-watchdog-warns-of-staff-exodus-if-move-from-london-botched-idUKKCN1C11NU?il=0

Shouldn't be a problem, The brexit department lost 20% of their staff in a year and are still managing to do a wondrous job.

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

No, rather it's amazing the lengths the not-so-Independent will go to in order to imply what in reality doesn't really exist.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

ilovehouses wrote: »

Yes I managed to read the article I linked to

I noted the response of the Brexit department and don't believe they've been completely honest.

You must show me where you linked to Bloomberg?

Your personal beliefs may not inspire the same thoughts in others, given your previously-stated poor grasp of current affairs; at least now you know who Faisal Islam and Beth Rigby are.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

A video is enclosed in this link of Zsolt Darvas explaining why the UK - legally -need not pay the EU a "settlement bill" for Brexit.
Zsolt is a Hungarian economist working with the Brussels-based thinktank Breugel.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/858829/Brexit-news-EU-divorce-bill-David-Davis-UK-Brussels-European-Union-video
*Disclaimer*
Yes, it is part of an Express report - but the included video is clear enough.
Had I chosen another source no doubt some would have described it as "obscure".;)

A_Medium_Size_Jock

ilovehouses wrote: »

Shouldn't be a problem, The brexit department lost 20% of their staff in a year and are still managing to do a wondrous job.

Oh, now you think you know better than the EU drugs agency as well as DExEU?
:rotfl:

... the European Medicines Agency (EMA) said ...

ilovehouses wrote: »

I noted the response of the Brexit department and don't believe they've been completely honest.

System

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

You must show me where you linked to Bloomberg?

I linked to an Independent article about the Bloomberg FOI request. Have an internet point on me.

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

Your personal beliefs may not inspire the same thoughts in others, given your previously-stated poor grasp of current affairs; at least now you know who Faisal Islam and Beth Rigby are.

20% of staff gone in 14 months sounds like a lot to me. Mainly gone to other departments. You'd think this natural merry-go-round of staff would mean people came as well as went.

I still don't really know who Mr Islam and Ms Rigby are. Couple of journos preaching to the converted like 95% of other journos would be my guess. Have they enhanced your knowledge or life in some way - sounds like it?

System

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

Oh, now you think you know better than the EU drugs agency as well as DExEU?
:rotfl:

Can't have both ways. 20% of staff is a lot to lose or it isn't.

Conrad

QUESTION - which of you guys had a background in manufacturing / production?


I am looking at a side line business I can run from my existing business (I have tons of time lol).


Need to know best way to approach the manufacture / supply of quality, durable self-adhesive labels.
Probably start with about 25 differently worded labels.


I initially envisage the labels will be flexible to a degree rather than totally rigid.


3-d printing? Presumably very limited and might not be suitable at all?


Cost is of course relevant. I would not wish to commit to more than a modest order until I see how things go.

Trade mark - I would likely TM the name as the label design wont be unique.


Any thoughts welcome.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

ilovehouses wrote: »

I still don't really know who Mr Islam and Ms Rigby are. Couple of journos preaching to the converted like 95% of other journos would be my guess. Have they enhanced your knowledge or life in some way - sounds like it?

Ah.
Now I understand.
You do not think that the broadest-possible range of reading increases both learning and understanding, or that it may provide an ability to question; my tutors would have been ......... (being polite) ........... apoplectic at the mere suggestion.

Sticking to a few sources only and attempting to opinionate from such a position is what is leading to your erroneous responses.
In plain English: reading more means you might be correct more often which in your case may be beneficial.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

"The new risk for Europe - an inward-looking Germany"

“Merkel’s room to take conciliatory positions, to play a leadership role and to move Europe forward has narrowed.”

http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-germany-politics-europe-analysis/the-new-risk-for-europe-an-inward-looking-germany-idUKKCN1C11ZK?il=0




Well there you go!
And with so many of the pro-EU contingent here saying it is us, the UK, that are isolated so-called "little Englanders"!