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But, as I believe will be clear in their statement, they'd move it Brexit or not.
It is easily sorted out, my father and his two friends fought in Burma, not one of them had anything in their house that was Japanese. He told me at a young age, if I bought a Japanese car he would disown me. It was never an issue, that was the way it was.
A better answer is this country trying to innovate and lead the future. Why not take the lead on electric cars, create a new brand and move from there? Isn't that the kind of thing tax breaks and investment should support?We have the skill set to lead on this kind of stuff and are falling behind in some ways, that's a bigger concern than Brexit....Honda were going no matter what happened for them it makes perfect sense to.
Quote from: big fat yorkshire pudding on February 20, 2019, 09:56:49 amA better answer is this country trying to innovate and lead the future. Why not take the lead on electric cars, create a new brand and move from there? Isn't that the kind of thing tax breaks and investment should support?We have the skill set to lead on this kind of stuff and are falling behind in some ways, that's a bigger concern than Brexit....Honda were going no matter what happened for them it makes perfect sense to.If there was an individual or company interested in doing that, they won't be doing it now I'm afraid, with the future tariffs on exporting cars post-brexit.
It's Jan 15th. The only practical solution now is to postpone article 50.Get ready for a perpetual state of brexit.
You are The Social Incompetent.You are embarrassing your country on a daily basis. You are unable to function in public without looking awkwarder than a 13 year old lad caught with a nif mag. The President of Italy invites you to play pool. And be videoed.Do you. A) Say "f**k off"B) Say "f**k off"C) Say, "Aye alright."https://mobile.twitter.com/GiuseppeConteIT/status/1099787057982001154
Cue (no pun) my favourite British/Italian politician joke. Gordon Brown and Silvio Berlusconi at a conference go out for a pub lunch. Attractive barmaid asks them if there's anything they fancy. Berlusconi looks up from the menu, winks and says "Any chance of a quickie?"Barmaid slaps his face and walks off.Gordon Brown leans over and says quietly, "Err... It's pronounced 'quiche' ".
Interesting Labour move today though, may push the rebel Tories closer to backing May, may mean the so called peoples vote is getting closer.
that's a pity then. listening to May claiming to be able to deliver Brexit ( which the majority of people do not want anyway ) is like listening to somebody lying drunk in the gutter telling you they don't have a drink problem.