When you have a high tax, high spend Green Government it is tradition to blame everyone else for your woes.Tax inversion anyone? Odd that, at the mere mention of altering business rates here, the EU have a hissy fit. Hypocrites...
No woes; it's the right track & bumps are just to be expected & well worth temporary discomforts.
Nor you mineNo woes; it's the right track & bumps are just to be expected & well worth temporary discomforts.
We can all note you didn't argue with my premise though, but then you couldn't... because it's true.
Nos da.
Damn it, you're keeping me up!
Damn it, you're keeping me up!
You had no premise, because your proposition was false. I made no comment about and certainly haven't blamed the ROI for what I think is a common sense policy. I did point out what the policy is properly called and I did point out that the EU is entirely hypocritical in its 'policy' on the subject - which it is, as with human rights, rule of law etc. etc....
Right, now I have to crash, a hell of a lot of rain and wind here and I know it's going to mean a whole world of fun in the morning!
Nos da!
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You must be planning to live for quite an exceptional timeBrexit, the gift that keeps giving.
A United Ireland in my lifetime and a booming economy.
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Economy set for ‘exceptional’ growth with GDP to rise by 15%, says Davy
Group revises its growth projection significantly upward for second time in weekswww.irishtimes.com
Yep, that's the pick, loads of sites have them, many times it's the same story under a dozen different titles, they get flagged a lot.Dublin most popular destination for firms moving business out of London
Seen & Heard: Credit unions launch debit card, first-time buyers locked outIreland gains 25% of firms moving from UK after Brexit as 135 hit Dublin
IRELAND has won the highest number of firms departing the UK due to Brexit, a new study shows. A survey by thinktank New Financial found 135 companies which had moved their HQ from Britain had gone…Dublin is Top Brexit Relocation Spot for Finance Firms, EY Finds
A referendum on Irish unity is coming, whether we like it or not
Brexit has bulldozed the foundations of the union, so North and South need to prepareHow Irish Unity Got a Boost From Brexit and Demographics
In May 1921, the island of Ireland was split in two, giving rise to Northern Ireland as part of the U.K., and to what would become the independent Republic of Ireland. A century later, the idea that reunification could happen one day has taken on new life. There’s little prospect of the...Oíche mhaith agus codladh sámh.Brexit ignites the debate about a united Ireland
Campaigners say Northern Ireland is edging towards holding a referendum on its future
Yep, that's the pick, loads of sites have them, many times it's the same story under a dozen different titles, they get flagged a lot.
But, as we - Brexit supporters I mean - made very clear from before the Referendum, the economy would take hit on leaving the EU, and nobody seriously claimed otherwise. Change always leads to uncertainty and... well, read the thread from the start.
And... your EU masters are only going to find you useful for so long, and the point at which they cease to will be the moment they'll decide to apply their rules to you, rather than just ignore, bend or break them - and everyone knows this. You should make hay while you can, daft not to.
And... if you think Unionism is failing in NI, take a trip, makes some friends there and listen.
Not on mine bwana...I remind you again. This is a farming forum. Surely, rule number one; MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES
funny thing is, in the uk, back in mid hay making season 2016, 17 million folk were out pissing on your hay
Or, apparently, write rationally from France...Well, obviously.
No one can make hay in the first place in Wales
Team useless better get Frosty the fantastic negotiator off to get it sorted.UK steel makers 'left behind' as US ends trade war
The US ended a feud with the EU over everything from Harley-Davidsons to whiskey but the UK was left out of the deal.www.bbc.co.uk
Another example of if we had stayed in the EU or at least negotiated a better agreement the outcome would be better.
Or, apparently, write rationally from France...
Biden won't be in charge much longer,if he was ever
Considering he had about 20 cars loads of carers following him around today probably not
I see Macron is going to unleash his attack dog Clément Beaune on Frosty this week, should be good for a laugh and apparently he is a bit handy with a sword as well.
Just saw that. I thought "No one seriously wanting a deal then!"I see Macron is going to unleash his attack dog Clément Beaune on Frosty this week, should be good for a laugh and apparently he is a bit handy with a sword as well.
