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Will Brexit happen?
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It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.
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Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.2 -
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.1 -
The world will adapt and move on. The EU can hardly impose rules on the UK when it's odd on to suspend it's own for the foreseeable future.........Moby said:
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.1 -
And right on cue.Thrugelmir said:
The world will adapt and move on. The EU can hardly impose rules on the UK when it's odd on to suspend it's own for the foreseeable future.........Moby said:
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_20_496
Thing is that the UK is still subject to this under the WA, therefore the limit on aid of €800,000 mentioned applies to UK businesses. So the EU is blowing a big hole in Sunak's bail out package. I hope we give them the Arkell v Pressdram response.
The fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists.1 -
British Airways isn't going to survive on that level of support. Nor will many other European businessess.Moe_The_Bartender said:
And right on cue.Thrugelmir said:
The world will adapt and move on. The EU can hardly impose rules on the UK when it's odd on to suspend it's own for the foreseeable future.........Moby said:
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_20_496
Thing is that the UK is still subject to this under the WA, therefore the limit on aid of €800,000 mentioned applies to UK businesses. So the EU is blowing a big hole in Sunak's bail out package. I hope we give them the Arkell v Pressdram response.0 -
BA is now a Spanish company so not our problem but claims to have a multi billion cash pile and won’t need a bailout. The airline industry can’t survive in its present format and will emerge from this very different.Thrugelmir said:
British Airways isn't going to survive on that level of support. Nor will many other European businessess.Moe_The_Bartender said:
And right on cue.Thrugelmir said:
The world will adapt and move on. The EU can hardly impose rules on the UK when it's odd on to suspend it's own for the foreseeable future.........Moby said:
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_20_496
Thing is that the UK is still subject to this under the WA, therefore the limit on aid of €800,000 mentioned applies to UK businesses. So the EU is blowing a big hole in Sunak's bail out package. I hope we give them the Arkell v Pressdram response.The fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists.0 -
Not if the UK Government takes a controlling share interest.Moe_The_Bartender said:
BA is now a Spanish company so not our problem but claims to have a multi billion cash pile and won’t need a bailout. The airline industry can’t survive in its present format and will emerge from this very different.Thrugelmir said:
British Airways isn't going to survive on that level of support. Nor will many other European businessess.Moe_The_Bartender said:
And right on cue.Thrugelmir said:
The world will adapt and move on. The EU can hardly impose rules on the UK when it's odd on to suspend it's own for the foreseeable future.........Moby said:
That's a bold prediction?Thrugelmir said:
Funny old world isn't it. Brexit will become a natural transition. Creating jobs just when we need them.Moby said:
It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.Arklight said:Brexit transition delayed, indefinitely.
Brexit cancelled, permanently.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_20_496
Thing is that the UK is still subject to this under the WA, therefore the limit on aid of €800,000 mentioned applies to UK businesses. So the EU is blowing a big hole in Sunak's bail out package. I hope we give them the Arkell v Pressdram response.0 -
Is there going to be any money left for spaceports, launching our own GPS system, levelling up the North and all those other brexiteer pipe dreams?Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
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