throwaway987611

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by throwaway987611 10y ago
Scotland won't be independent, because they would have to take the Euro. They won't be allowed to use the Pound. So, they will end up like Greece. I really why people don't see this. It's the BRITISH parliment in WESTMIN
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
Please don't bring that garbage here. It's not a funny meme. It wasn't funny when it first aired and it's not funny now.
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
> The UK needs the EU more than the EU needs the UK. I beg to differ. The Eurocrats in Brussels who are unelected. Wanted Britian out immediately after the result. Merkel, on the other hand. Had the Car manufacturers on the phone screa
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
It can eye the tech talent all it wants. I've lived in Frankfurt and in Berlin. I've lived in Paris. I've lived in Barcelona. I've spoken with many stock brokers. The one common denominator that I have found. Is that yo
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
> We all knew that a Brexit vote would unleash forces we didn’t understand – a series of rolling crises in high finance, macro-economics, politics and diplomacy I find things like this shocking. That most of these articles are just shoo
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
> That list looks to me mostly like a list of things that are either scams That's easy to say right? Oh it's a scam. I can't use Stripe because my business falls into the "Scam" area. Am I a scammer? No becaus
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
All this doom and gloom for the UK is laughable. Lets say the UK government did this. 1) Lowest business taxes in Europe. 2) Least amount of red tape for businesses in Europe. 3) High Priority Visas for tech people and other sectors like bi
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
No. Sturgeon is just playing up to her base. Scotland is effectively a one party system, which is quite dangerous, never mind that the common man/woman do not see this. The consequences for leaving the UK are well known. Companies ar
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
I don't know why a lot of people are saying this. N. Ireland just isn't going anywhere. Scotland, most likely yes. But there will be a huge exodus of business from there to England. Not the other way around. Also wales, again no
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
I'm afraid to say, that your impressions are incorrect. Northern Ireland will not be joining Southern Ireland. They still see themselves as British first. Go over there, like I have and you'll see British Flags everywhere. Also,
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
I read this post coming from a German, since you promoted Frankfurt and Berlin. As an Englishman, let me tell you somethings from an opposing view. - International companies won't be moving to ireland/continent. The UK at one poi
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by throwaway987611 10y ago
I'll deal with anyone except stripe. Shopify is promoting drop shipping. They even push their shopify payments powered by stripe: https://www.shopify.com/payment-gateways Only one problem. Their terms and conditions