Everything will be Brexits fault forever.
We will get used to it. In time we will laugh about it.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Everything will be Brexits fault forever.
We will get used to it. In time we will laugh about it.
As you know, I do believe that Brexit poses a risk to business and jobs, that is just my opinion and I could be wrong. However, there is a tendency to blame all things bad on Brexit no matter how flimsy the evidence or how tenuous the link. I think FlyBMI failed due to poor management and slowness in adapting to the changing airline market and trends. Given the choice between admitting to poor management or just shoving it into Brexit, which do you think the company will choose?
The UK has one of the lowest ages for criminal responsibility in the world . So I would not take that as the gold standard
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you do seem to be confusing your runaway (and grisly)fantasies with the facts inasmuch as they are known..
I’d go as far as saying Brexit brought forward the inevitable. It was always on the cards and Brexit arrived at a convenient time to save embarrassment.
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I think if I were to be prosecuted for an offence anywhere in the world, I’d rather the trial take place in the U.K. Shamima Begum seems keen to take her chances here too, so UK laws & justice system must have something going for it.
https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2013-02-26/medieval-exile-the-42-britons-stripped-of-their-citizenship
So mother Theresa can exile you.. Can I nominate OG..
So mother Theresa can exile you.. Can I nominate OG..
Pity then that we are progressing on the basis of an unlawful referendum result due to criminal activities skewing the decision
If you want to make yourself seem even more juvenile than usual , by all means do.
Another hefty reduction in government income. Brexit-related?
UK's richest man moves to Monaco to 'save £4bn in tax'
Brexiter Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company Ineos is reportedly working with PricewaterhouseCoopers to reduce bill
Britain’s richest man, the Brexit supporter Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and two of his key lieutenants at chemicals firm Ineos have reportedly been planning to save up to £4bn in tax after moving to Monaco.
The company, which is valued at about £35bn, is working with tax experts at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to create a new structure for the business to dramatically reduce the tax paid on its global revenues, according to the Sunday Times.
Ratcliffe, who has lobbied to weaken green taxes and reduce restrictions on fracking, owns 60% of Ineos, which made profits of more than £2.2bn last year and employs 18,500 people. His top two lieutenants at Ineos, Andy Currie and John Reece, each own 20% of the company worth £7bn and were also reported to be moving to Monaco and involved in the tax avoidance plan.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/feb/17/brexiter-jim-ratcliffe-uk-richest-man-plans-save-4bn-pounds-tax-monaco-move
UK's richest man moves to Monaco to 'save £4bn in tax'
Brexiter Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company Ineos is reportedly working with PricewaterhouseCoopers to reduce bill
Britain’s richest man, the Brexit supporter Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and two of his key lieutenants at chemicals firm Ineos have reportedly been planning to save up to £4bn in tax after moving to Monaco.
The company, which is valued at about £35bn, is working with tax experts at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to create a new structure for the business to dramatically reduce the tax paid on its global revenues, according to the Sunday Times.
Ratcliffe, who has lobbied to weaken green taxes and reduce restrictions on fracking, owns 60% of Ineos, which made profits of more than £2.2bn last year and employs 18,500 people. His top two lieutenants at Ineos, Andy Currie and John Reece, each own 20% of the company worth £7bn and were also reported to be moving to Monaco and involved in the tax avoidance plan.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/feb/17/brexiter-jim-ratcliffe-uk-richest-man-plans-save-4bn-pounds-tax-monaco-move
I, d have thought you, d appreciate being exiled what with Brexit and Tory government. I, m sure a few on here would contribute to your travel expenses. I dont see you making it as an ISIS bride tho, but you never can tell..
Monaco and Andorra are French tax havens (Andorra 50/50 with Spain). Both will have to clean up their acts when the EU tax avoidance measures come into play. Surely PwC realise this?
Its your fault all right, everything you post is a joke, and there isn't much requiring understanding in your posts
He posted this "So mother Theresa can exile you.. Can I nominate OG.. "
Sorry to me that was just another jibe
Indeed and wonder why we ever did anything so stupid!
Gybing is great fun...you should try it OG...
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Depends on the force of the wind and the age of the captain...