It’s amazing how the stupid are so certain.
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You seem nice.
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We remainers are voters too MS Julia.
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We all voted. The result was LEAVE. Most REMAIN voters accepted the result. The ones that don't don't speak for all REMAINers.
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We didn't vote to leave the market or end freedom of movement
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You probably didn't vote LEAVE. Those of us who did voted to take back control. We expect to get that control back, not to leave the EU in control.
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How is that working out for you?
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Very well thanks for asking. Plenty of work, and rates going up. How’s it going with you?
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Julia, if you want to leave the EU so badly I'll give you a lift to any airport.
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Julia doesn't have to go to any airport, the UK is leaving the EU so she's fine where she is. It's all going in the right direction now, exciting isn't it!
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Only if you call unnecessary self harm on a national scale 'exciting'. I consider the whole thing a modern day Greek tragedy.
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It's how you see it. The wrong way or the right way. I believe it's self harm staying in the EU and it would seem many people in the EU agree, not just in the UK. Have you been paying attention?
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Clearly better than you have. The EU has never been as popular. But I'd like to know why you think 60 years of peace and prosperity through international cooperation is such a bad thing.
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Do you believe Russia pushed Brexit along?
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Of course. Russia has been funding UKIP and the other European far right parties for years. A divided western Europe suits their strategic aims.
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Goldman Sachs and the EU....allegedly hand in glove need I say more. How's your friend Soros doing? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/george-soros-fund-management-buys-new-stakes-goldman-sachs-bank-of-america-a7580816.html … What a trilogy - corrupt EU, Soros and Goldman Sachs
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Well said. As someone with many years in his industry, I can confirm that Frankfurt is totally inadequate for their needs. Doesn't have the systems or infrastructure. London will never be replaced.
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Nobody is saying it will be replaced. Just that it will lose a lot of business (and consequently less revenue for the exchequer).
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He's bluffing. They may move a few operations out of London as a token gesture but they'll mostly stay. And they're not exactly renowned for the amount of tax they pay anyway. Also Frankfurt hasn't got the human resources and London staff won't move there.
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Dont need to move London staff you just fire them and hire Europeans in Frankfurt and Paris. One of the downsides of UK 'flexible' labour laws, they can fire and rehire in those locations
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They haven't got the numbers. When Goldman etc do their analysis, London will still be the most attractive option. Let's see.
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For some regulated activities its not a question of attractiveness its a question of legality. If UK is not in EU financial regulatory framework it would be illegal for certain activities involving EU clients to continue to take place in London
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