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[Paul ZKTV]

to try and stop the CITY OF LONDON leaving gerorge has cut copr tax by 5%
so in a time where the country is poor as a church mouse ,where is he going to get the
money from to give to bizness ??

[CBBB]

to try and stop the CITY OF LONDON leaving gerorge has cut copr tax by 5%
so in a time where the country is poor as a church mouse ,where is he going to get the
money from to give to bizness ??

He will create it out of thin air, a la Robin Hood!

[Paul ZKTV]

to try and stop the CITY OF LONDON leaving gerorge has cut copr tax by 5%
so in a time where the country is poor as a church mouse ,where is he going to get the
money from to give to bizness ??

He will create it out of thin air, a la Robin Hood!

yes it is not real money from a bank because banks are the pit of the diablo...
he will part the red ink see so his people can walk thru out of the eu-gypt

[kurupetos]

to try and stop the CITY OF LONDON leaving gerorge has cut copr tax by 5%
so in a time where the country is poor as a church mouse ,where is he going to get the
money from to give to bizness ??

He will create it out of thin air, a la Robin Hood!

The NWO will pay (if they have to) to keep the UK enslaved in the EU.

[Lordo]

oh well at least we will be first at something. we will have the largest debt in the world and perhaps in the universe never mind the galaxy

[Tim Drayton]

Well, despite the referendum result, 99.89% of London Stock Exchange shareholder votes have just been cast in favour of the proposed takeover of the company by Deutsche Börse (that's basically Frankfurt).

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... k-exchange

It seems strange to me that people are debating Dublin, Paris (even Nicosia!) etc. taking over London's mantle. I would have thought that Frankfurt was the prime candidate. This move needs to be watched closely if/when the London market loses its right to trade freely over the continent.

[Paul ZKTV]

Well, despite the referendum result, 99.89% of London Stock Exchange shareholder votes have just been cast in favour of the proposed takeover of the company by Deutsche Börse (that's basically Frankfurt).

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... k-exchange

It seems strange to me that people are debating Dublin, Paris (even Nicosia!) etc. taking over London's mantle. I would have thought that Frankfurt was the prime candidate. This move needs to be watched closely if/when the London market loses its right to trade freely over the continent.

DUBLIN speak english and tax is (at this time) 12%

[Tim Drayton]

Well, despite the referendum result, 99.89% of London Stock Exchange shareholder votes have just been cast in favour of the proposed takeover of the company by Deutsche Börse (that's basically Frankfurt).

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... k-exchange

It seems strange to me that people are debating Dublin, Paris (even Nicosia!) etc. taking over London's mantle. I would have thought that Frankfurt was the prime candidate. This move needs to be watched closely if/when the London market loses its right to trade freely over the continent.

DUBLIN speak english and tax is (at this time) 12%

People in the financial sector in Frankfurt speak fluent English, and there is nothing to stop English being made the official working language of a new international market to be set up there - which I think will see the wholesale transfer of most City whizzkids to Frankfurt anyway, if it happens. The Taunus mountain area just north of Frankfurt, where all of the high earners in the financial centre live, is quite pleasant and rivals Surrey or Buckinghamshire.

[Londonrake]

to try and stop the CITY OF LONDON leaving gerorge has cut copr tax by 5%
so in a time where the country is poor as a church mouse ,where is he going to get the
money from to give to bizness ??

Or, he could be firing a pre-negotiations shot across the Council of Ministers bow. Pointing in the direction of the UK's ability, if necessary, to become the World's largest tax haven, just off Europe's shores. Just a thought.

I say Council of Ministers because reading between the lines it appears that Merkel and several other "big shots" have been totally unimpressed with the Commission's, particularly Junker's, inept handling of the Brexit issue so far. Alcohol and blood-curdling threats make a potent but pretty counteproductive mix. Consequently, there's a strong possibility that the CoM are going to freeze the Commission out of the negotiating process. Moreover, I'd be surprised if Junker wasn't sitting in some comfortable Luxembourg chateau writing his memoirs about this time next year.

[Londonrake]

People in the financial sector in Frankfurt speak fluent English, and there is nothing to stop English being made the official working language of a new international market to be set up there - which I think will see the wholesale transfer of most City whizzkids to Frankfurt anyway, if it happens. The Taunus mountain area just north of Frankfurt, where all of the high earners in the financial centre live, is quite pleasant and rivals Surrey or Buckinghamshire.

IMHO, it ain't gonna happen. For reasons I have already outlined but - it does make an interesting note in the continuing and daily ongoing campaign for a Remain vote. One thing I've learned in the past 18 weeks is that scaremongering's more addictive than heroin it seems. Very hard to come off.