| More good news, bigots: 17:49 - Feb 28 with 8341 views | Shaky |
News out of Germany today suggests BMW have decided to build the new electric Mini on the continent rather than Cowley due to Brexit concerns.
We don't want those stinking foreign electric cars here anyway, give us good old reliable 19th century internal combustion technology any day, right lads?
Engeeerrrrrrland Engeeerrrrrrland Engeeerrrrrrland, etc, etc.
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:00 - Feb 28 with 6443 views | johnlangy |
I am just so surprised at this news. I really don't understand why they would make such a decision.  |  | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:10 - Feb 28 with 6419 views | Flashberryjack |
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:11 - Feb 28 with 6413 views | Clinton |
I believe the internal combustion engine was patented in the 1790's making it 18th century technology.
Otherwise, well said Shakers old bean. Two World Wars and one World Cup eh ? |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:11 - Feb 28 with 6413 views | siralan |
Are they British?
Why would they not build it on the continent ? | | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:16 - Feb 28 with 6399 views | Witneyjack |
They've been making these noises for a little while. Funnily enough it coincides with them trying to bring in new working terms and conditions. Cue the Unions giving in and the Government offering some financial incentives and it will be produced in Cowley. |  | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:27 - Feb 28 with 6371 views | blueytheblue |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:16 - Feb 28 by Witneyjack |
They've been making these noises for a little while. Funnily enough it coincides with them trying to bring in new working terms and conditions. Cue the Unions giving in and the Government offering some financial incentives and it will be produced in Cowley. |
Nah, can't be that.
It was bigots. Shaky said so. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:33 - Feb 28 with 6358 views | Gowerjack |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:16 - Feb 28 by Witneyjack |
They've been making these noises for a little while. Funnily enough it coincides with them trying to bring in new working terms and conditions. Cue the Unions giving in and the Government offering some financial incentives and it will be produced in Cowley. |
Yep
And Treeza claiming it as positive news for the country and evidence of how Brexit is good for the economy.
That's if she's the time of course she may be busy deciding how to spend that £350,000,000 a week on the NHS.... |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:47 - Feb 28 with 6320 views | longlostjack |
Nissan putting pressure on the Govt today too. The City will be next. Everything's going to be rosy and a new dawn is breaking according to the Thatcher wannabe though. Anybody who doesn't believe is a pessimistic remoaner like that snowflake John Major. |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 18:51 - Feb 28 with 6304 views | blueytheblue |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:47 - Feb 28 by longlostjack |
Nissan putting pressure on the Govt today too. The City will be next. Everything's going to be rosy and a new dawn is breaking according to the Thatcher wannabe though. Anybody who doesn't believe is a pessimistic remoaner like that snowflake John Major. |
Major is so pro EU though of course he's a pessimistic Remoaner.
Maybe if he'd had a referendum over Maastricht a lot of problems could have been resolved a long time ago.
You'd figure he'd have learnt from Black Wednesday before commenting. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 19:30 - Feb 28 with 6242 views | siralan |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:33 - Feb 28 by Gowerjack |
Yep
And Treeza claiming it as positive news for the country and evidence of how Brexit is good for the economy.
That's if she's the time of course she may be busy deciding how to spend that £350,000,000 a week on the NHS.... |
How can she spend it if we are not out of the EU yet and still contributing that amount to them?
When given the fact that the ftse 100 has soared instead of plummeting and house prices have not crashed since the vote both of which project fear promised remoaners say "but we are not out yet" but it does not stop them going on why the nhs has not had the 350m although they say we are not out yet,hypocrites. | | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 20:26 - Feb 28 with 6140 views | Gowerjack |
| More good news, bigots: on 19:30 - Feb 28 by siralan |
How can she spend it if we are not out of the EU yet and still contributing that amount to them?
When given the fact that the ftse 100 has soared instead of plummeting and house prices have not crashed since the vote both of which project fear promised remoaners say "but we are not out yet" but it does not stop them going on why the nhs has not had the 350m although they say we are not out yet,hypocrites. |
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| More good news, bigots: on 21:11 - Feb 28 with 6068 views | Kilkennyjack |
Yes - well done the idiots. |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 22:49 - Feb 28 with 5944 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 18:16 - Feb 28 by Witneyjack |
They've been making these noises for a little while. Funnily enough it coincides with them trying to bring in new working terms and conditions. Cue the Unions giving in and the Government offering some financial incentives and it will be produced in Cowley. |
So even with your cynical reply with the token ticks, if we take that as gospel.
That means because of brexit we have to pay more from the Treasury coffers to keep the business in the UK and conditions for workers will suffer.
Tremendous. |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 22:54 - Feb 28 with 5929 views | skippyjack |
I remember when Tata Steel was going continental an all..
“We have not decided where we are going to build the electric Mini, and discussions about it are ongoing with a decision in due course and expected by the end of the year.”
"Many factors"
The apparent Sauce..
"How much more we will know what Brexit means by the end of the year, when the decision will come"
doesn't make one iota of sense.
This article states.. my aunties, uncle's best friends mother-inlaws sister knows a guy who works in the lower echelons of BMW as janitor.. and he said.. 'BREXIT, BREXIT, BREXIT!'
F*cking ell Shaky.. have you seen somebody? or has your ego surpassed the normal range of sanity? |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 22:57 - Feb 28 with 5919 views | Lohengrin |
| More good news, bigots: on 22:49 - Feb 28 by rock1n |
So even with your cynical reply with the token ticks, if we take that as gospel.
That means because of brexit we have to pay more from the Treasury coffers to keep the business in the UK and conditions for workers will suffer.
Tremendous. |
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't it the Conservatives (a misnomer if ever there was one) that were the enthusiastic cheerleaders of selling British industry off to foreign interests? |  |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:02 - Feb 28 with 5911 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 22:57 - Feb 28 by Lohengrin |
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't it the Conservatives (a misnomer if ever there was one) that were the enthusiastic cheerleaders of selling British industry off to foreign interests? |
I'm no cheerleader for the tories these days, I've stated several times that I worry that we'll end up becoming more liberal on economics going forward.
I believe in a market economy, with a thriving private sector but I don't want us to become the tax haven of Europe. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:12 - Feb 28 with 5886 views | Lohengrin |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:02 - Feb 28 by rock1n |
I'm no cheerleader for the tories these days, I've stated several times that I worry that we'll end up becoming more liberal on economics going forward.
I believe in a market economy, with a thriving private sector but I don't want us to become the tax haven of Europe. |
What would you propose then to arrest decline? I have always been of the belief that there is no situation irretrievable if the political will is resolute, but where are we to look for a lead? | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:14 - Feb 28 with 5880 views | Kilkennyjack |
| More good news, bigots: on 22:57 - Feb 28 by Lohengrin |
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't it the Conservatives (a misnomer if ever there was one) that were the enthusiastic cheerleaders of selling British industry off to foreign interests? |
Oh yes ....
British Coal, British Steel, British Airways, British Gas, British Petroleum, British Ports, British Rail, plus the Water Board, the Post Office, National Buses, the NHS, etc
We have only got the British armed forces left. Ffs. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:29 - Feb 28 with 5849 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:12 - Feb 28 by Lohengrin |
What would you propose then to arrest decline? I have always been of the belief that there is no situation irretrievable if the political will is resolute, but where are we to look for a lead? |
I believe in the EU, I believe that we should be at the heart of the project.
I've always enjoyed your eloquence and intellect, I'm sure you've said that you believe in European Nationalism. I'm similar to you.
I don't see our future as isolationist, I worry for the future. The key for me is to dramatically reform the banking sector, the UK has been too focussed on short-termism we don't invest in the future. For me integrating European Nation States makes sense and we can all use our National strengths to share knowledge and ideas. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:41 - Feb 28 with 5828 views | SilverSurfer |
Why is this such a surprise?
It was announced over a year ago that the new land rover is being built in Slovakia.
We just have to accept that we no longer have a British car industry |  | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:46 - Feb 28 with 5820 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:41 - Feb 28 by SilverSurfer |
Why is this such a surprise?
It was announced over a year ago that the new land rover is being built in Slovakia.
We just have to accept that we no longer have a British car industry |
Eh? We have a thriving car industry | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:54 - Feb 28 with 5805 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:14 - Feb 28 by Kilkennyjack |
Oh yes ....
British Coal, British Steel, British Airways, British Gas, British Petroleum, British Ports, British Rail, plus the Water Board, the Post Office, National Buses, the NHS, etc
We have only got the British armed forces left. Ffs. |
BA s a brilliant example of privatisation, a thriving International business.
Does it become a thing of beauty and Nationalism because it's run by the State? [Post edited 28 Feb 2017 23:54]
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| More good news, bigots: on 23:54 - Feb 28 with 5803 views | SilverSurfer |
Really? Jaguar land rover owed by Indians, mini owned by Germans and Nissan in Sunderland . What part of all that is British? | | | |
| More good news, bigots: on 00:03 - Mar 1 with 5784 views | rock1n |
| More good news, bigots: on 23:54 - Feb 28 by SilverSurfer |
Really? Jaguar land rover owed by Indians, mini owned by Germans and Nissan in Sunderland . What part of all that is British? |
That's the reason I said it's thriving because of International investment and management, I couldn't care less who the owners are. | |
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| More good news, bigots: on 00:14 - Mar 1 with 5771 views | SilverSurfer |
| More good news, bigots: on 00:03 - Mar 1 by rock1n |
That's the reason I said it's thriving because of International investment and management, I couldn't care less who the owners are. |
Maybe you should care.
Tata have built a new state of the art factory in Slovakia for the production of the new range of land rovers.
Solihull's day's are numbered once the current models come to an end there is nothing planned to replace them. | | | |
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