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If Brexit was great for Britain, he would clearly be investing more in Britain. But he isn't. Hence the hypocrisy.
by philbarr 8y ago
If Brexit was great for Britain, he would clearly be investing more in Britain. But he isn't. Hence the hypocrisy.
- phyalow 8y agoThey have multiple UK oriented funds already, who is to say they wont be shorting EU listed assets from the Dublin fund? Also its Somersets investors who decide to invest in Funds, the fund manager merely provide the oppurtunity for investment. Your analysis between opening a offshore fund and Rees-Moggs Brexit motivations are tenuous at best.
- lwhi 8y agoThe man reeks of self interest. That should tell you most of what you need to know.
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- joyeuse6701 8y agoI guess that means "Hope for the best, prepare for the worst" is or is close to hypocritical advice.
- checkyoursudo 8y agoIt seems to me that a lot of those Brexiters were claiming to sell something a lot more concrete than hope, if only Britain could somehow free itself from the shackles of the EU. The other thing I find interesting (ironic?) is how many Brexit leaders/campaigners have dual citizenship or residences in EU countries. It seems more like, "hey, not even we believe this stuff, as evidenced by our actions." :)