Brexit is destroying Britain

[Ashtree]

Yet a report from june this year shows the UK is second highest in europe for FDI after france and above germany, it also said uk investment into Europe had fallen, but hey why let facts get in the way of your anti british nonsense

Bless you, but you really must stop using your wife’s reading glasses.

UK second to France again for attracting foreign investment in Europe

Britain loses out for second year in row as Brexit and Covid-19 disrupt 2020

www.theguardian.com

 

[le bon paysan]

Yet a report from june this year shows the UK is second highest in europe for FDI after france and above germany, it also said uk investment into Europe had fallen, but hey why let facts get in the way of your anti british nonsense

Financial investment equals all that Russian .
Why Boris and his backers had to get Brexit done...

The Anti Tax Avoidance Directive

In order to provide for a comprehensive framework of anti-abuse measures the Commission presented its proposal on 25th October 2016, to complement the existing rule on hybrid mismatches. The rule on hybrid mismatches aims to prevent companies from exploiting national mismatches to avoid taxation.

ec.europa.eu

 

[robs1]

Bless you, but you really must stop using your wife’s reading glasses.

UK second to France again for attracting foreign investment in Europe

Britain loses out for second year in row as Brexit and Covid-19 disrupt 2020

www.theguardian.com

I think you need to stop looking into the bottom of empty beer glasses, that report says exactly what I said, the UK was second in europe behind France, the full EY report which is where I got my facts from says London regained top spot for individual cities from Paris. I'm glad you agree with EY though

 

[Ashtree]

Tally ho boys, tally ho.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-tariffs-boris-johnson-trade-deal-b1957793.html

 

[capfits]

Dispatches now Channel 4.

 

[Ashtree]

The Brexit tide has definitely turned. Royal Dutch Shell has announced the move of its corporate HQ from Amsterdam to London. Big vote of confidence in Brexit.
Then last night, England thrashed San Marino 10 nil. That’s two huge victories in the space of 24 hours. Boom, boom!!

 

[robs1]

Record numbers in employment, blimey if this is the uk being destroyed what the hell is success going to be like ?

 

[czechmate]

Record numbers in employment, blimey if this is the uk being destroyed what the hell is success going to be like ?

You’ll be needing immigrants to fuel it

 

[robs1]

You’ll be needing immigrants to fuel it

No we just need a government with the balls to make a few lazy barstewards get off their arses, no harm in allowing in summer workers for the holiday trade and harvest

 

[Muck Spreader]

You’ll be needing immigrants to fuel it

I did notice only 9 EU tanker drivers bothered to take up UK visas and not the 127 Johnson claimed.

 

[bobk]

I did notice only 9 EU tanker drivers bothered to take up UK visas and not the 127 Johnson claimed.

Turns out we didn't need them ,

 

[le bon paysan]

From a friend in the uk
With the EU cap on interchange fees no longer applying in the UK post Brexit , Visa has increased its fees to such an extent Amazon has stopped accepting them.

 

[bobk]

From a friend in the uk
With the EU cap on interchange fees no longer applying in the UK post Brexit , Visa has increased its fees to such an extent Amazon has stopped accepting them.
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Not sure that's entirely correct


Amazon and Visa said any changes in fees had nothing to do with Brexit.
Both Visa and its rival Mastercard have raised the so-called interchange fee on cross-border transactions between businesses in the UK and the European Union following Brexit.
The dispute between Amazon and Visa is to do with the fees the credit card company charges Amazon for its services in the UK.

 

[robs1]

Bloody good job if Amazon lose a lot of business they are far to big and powerful, this is just the start of them chucking their weight about and it's not for the benefit of either customers or sellers but purely Amazon

 

[bobk]

Bloody good job if Amazon lose a lot of business they are far to big and powerful, this is just the start of them chucking their weight about and it's not for the benefit of either customers or sellers but purely Amazon

The banks do take the proverbial , 3.4% is a pi5s take

 

[Muck Spreader]

Not sure that's entirely correct


Amazon and Visa said any changes in fees had nothing to do with Brexit.
Both Visa and its rival Mastercard have raised the so-called interchange fee on cross-border transactions between businesses in the UK and the European Union following Brexit.
The dispute between Amazon and Visa is to do with the fees the credit card company charges Amazon for its services in the UK.

If its nothing to do with Brexit, how is it that the fees are not rising in the EU then?

 

[Ncap]

It’s called a sovereignty bonus.

 

[bobk]

If its nothing to do with Brexit, how is it that the fees are not rising in the EU then?

Probably because no one is buying anything now the douanes have stuck their noses in ,

 

[Muck Spreader]

Probably because no one is buying anything now the douanes have stuck their noses in ,

I have found out to my cost that some British companies are getting that desperate they are pretending to be German on German Amazon. The first you know is when it lands you with an import bill as it arrives at your door.

 

[bobk]

I have found out to my cost that some British companies are getting that desperate they are pretending to be German on German Amazon. The first you know is when it lands you with an import bill as it arrives at your door.

Indeed , I sent some stuff from myself to myself in france and got a bill for 22 euro .... cash or cheque .... oh well shan't bother in future