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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

Yeh and I don’t think they would have been the ones rioting.

The reason you think they probably aren't British is based on no data and no facts. It's just prejudice. I know others won't call you out on it. That's up to them. But the above is another example of your bigotry.
 
The reason you think they probably aren't British is based on no data and no facts. It's just prejudice. I know others won't call you out on it. That's up to them. But the above is another example of your bigotry.

The data which you cannot provide.

What is your obsession with trying to get people to take your side? Even been sliding in to DM's ive been told :-)
 
Remember we were told how the UK would be booming outside of the EU by Farage, Johnston and others , seems the stock markets haven't caught on yet. Stock markets are a pretty good indicator of how businesses are doing profit and growth wise, we seem to be lagging over the last 10 years since the referendum. Hope my pension fund pulled out of UK shares :)
European Multi-Index Capital Growth Matrix


IndexJan 2016 BaselineDec 2016 BaselineJuly 2026 PriceGrowth from Jan 2016Growth from Dec 2016
Italy (IT40 / FTSE MIB)~21,411.47~19,227.50~52,658.71+145.94%+173.87%
Germany (DAX 40)~10,283.44~11,481.06~25,074.19+143.83%+118.40%
Spain (ES35 / IBEX 35)~9,313.20~9,352.10~19,323.00+107.48%+106.62%
France (CAC 40)~4,522.45~4,862.31~8,327.42+84.14%+71.26%
UK (FTSE 100)~6,093.43~7,142.00~10,484.20+72.06%+46.80%

Ironically the FTSE 100 is a poor representation of the UK economy, most of the companies make the majority of their profits outside the UK.
 
Well well well looks like the EU aren't so democratic after all, they lose a vote in March then bring it back using an obscure mechanism to do so on the last day before recess when quite a few MEPs have gone back already. The mechanism used means an absolute majority of all MEPs must vote no or it's considered past. The no's win the vote but don't have an absolute majority as loads had gone home already so it passes and the EU are now free to carry on reading your messages.

Not the first time they've lost a vote then carry on until they find a way of getting the result they want.

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Ironically the FTSE 100 is a poor representation of the UK economy, most of the companies make the majority of their profits outside the UK.
Problem is if those profits are being made in subsidiary companies registered on EU stock exchanges by UK companies they won't be be paying tax to UK government but to example the Netherlands government where many UK companies opened subsideries after Brexit. Brexit was a financial disaster, about time people acknowledge that.
 
Problem is if those profits are being made in subsidiary companies registered on EU stock exchanges by UK companies they won't be be paying tax to UK government but to example the Netherlands government where many UK companies opened subsideries after Brexit. Brexit was a financial disaster, about time people acknowledge that.

I dont think it's even that, most of them are low growth global corporates. Take standard chartered for instance, makes 70-80% of it's profits in Asia, same with HSBC. I believe Astrazeneca makes most profits in the US. You do get reasonable dividends for UK listed companies, US companies don't tend to pay dividends.
 
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