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"Brexit 5 year anniversary today, not looking to stoke the fire but I don't think it has been a success, Astra zeneca moving to Ireland is a prime example" Not true labour thought they could renegotiate a deal that was made under the last government 450 million investment for a 90 million stake from government Labour offered 40 so Astra said no thanks , way to go that’s what you get when you put HR in charge of making contracts. Got to feel Trump might have hit the nail on the head when he said people have been hire to positions they are not up too | |||
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"It has just been announced that the planned expansion of the current Astra Zenica factory in Speke will not now go ahead. Despite 'Rachel' on wednesday holding them up as a sucess story she has refused to back them.The Tories offered 90m towards costs but she cut it doen to 40m. It is roumoured that production will switch to Ireland. Is this the 'new future' that Labour promised?" Why are you putting her name in quotes? Just makes you look like a petty misogynist. | |||
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"It has just been announced that the planned expansion of the current Astra Zenica factory in Speke will not now go ahead. Despite 'Rachel' on wednesday holding them up as a sucess story she has refused to back them.The Tories offered 90m towards costs but she cut it doen to 40m. It is roumoured that production will switch to Ireland. Is this the 'new future' that Labour promised? Why are you putting her name in quotes? Just makes you look like a petty misogynist." What's the problem, it's her name isn't it?? | |||
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"Brexit 5 year anniversary today, not looking to stoke the fire but I don't think it has been a success, Astra zeneca moving to Ireland is a prime example Not true labour thought they could renegotiate a deal that was made under the last government 450 million investment for a 90 million stake from government Labour offered 40 so Astra said no thanks , way to go that’s what you get when you put HR in charge of making contracts. Got to feel Trump might have hit the nail on the head when he said people have been hire to positions they are not up too" 'hire to positions they are not up too'? I get the gist of what you're saying, but the orange guy hasn't produced any evidence to back this up, and has been ridiculed by air travel experts. What great positions have you ever been 'hire to'? | |||
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"Why do multi-nationals like Astra Zeneca need bribes from government to set up new factories?" If every government said pay for it yourself they would, but there’s always the next government willing to subsidise their business | |||
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"Why do multi-nationals like Astra Zeneca need bribes from government to set up new factories?" Supply and demand | |||
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"Why do multi-nationals like Astra Zeneca need bribes from government to set up new factories?" It isn't bribery, bribery is illegal. It's a Government's job to attract businesses to the country and help them with favourable trading conditions etc. What's also interesting is that Liverpool is very much a Labour stronghold, and has been for a long time. I wonder what the local reaction to this will be. | |||
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"Britain needs REFORM" No need to shout, however you're right. We desperately need reforming after 14 years of failed Tory rule. | |||
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"Why do multi-nationals like Astra Zeneca need bribes from government to set up new factories? If every government said pay for it yourself they would, but there’s always the next government willing to subsidise their business " And then they use every dodge and loophole to avoid paying tax! | |||
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"Please enlighten us why reform would be a worse option than this gang of British hating morons labour ? " Because majority of British people read their cheap manifesto and decided not to vote for them . Same as Brexit party , it was a tiny crap leaflet full of empty . People obviously can’t trust Nigel Farage , who is a massive liar in numbers , a proper clown who cares more about Trump rather than Clacton , ruined the uk with his Brexit party but then didn’t have balls to take any responsibility after Brexit. Oh also with his hero, recently a Nazi boy Elon musk shows which direction he wants to take us. | |||
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"It has just been announced that the planned expansion of the current Astra Zenica factory in Speke will not now go ahead. Despite 'Rachel' on wednesday holding them up as a sucess story she has refused to back them.The Tories offered 90m towards costs but she cut it doen to 40m. It is roumoured that production will switch to Ireland. Is this the 'new future' that Labour promised? Why are you putting her name in quotes? Just makes you look like a petty misogynist. What's the problem, it's her name isn't it??" So why is he putting it in quotes? do you write people's names in quotes usually? | |||
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"It has just been announced that the planned expansion of the current Astra Zenica factory in Speke will not now go ahead. Despite 'Rachel' on wednesday holding them up as a sucess story she has refused to back them.The Tories offered 90m towards costs but she cut it doen to 40m. It is roumoured that production will switch to Ireland. Is this the 'new future' that Labour promised? Why are you putting her name in quotes? Just makes you look like a petty misogynist. What's the problem, it's her name isn't it?? So why is he putting it in quotes? do you write people's names in quotes usually? " ffs if that all you got then you really are getting in touch with your “ feminine side “  | |||
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"Please enlighten us why reform would be a worse option than this gang of British hating morons labour ? " There is no hope for the Uk is there when u read stuff like this... "British hating morons Labour"... Yep, the party that transformed lives after the war, built the NHS, protected workers rights etc, etc, (It's late and I can't be arsed, you all know the truth...) & is a total contrast to the thieving, corrupt scoundrels of the last 14 years | |||
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"Brexit 5 year anniversary today, not looking to stoke the fire but I don't think it has been a success, Astra zeneca moving to Ireland is a prime example Not true labour thought they could renegotiate a deal that was made under the last government 450 million investment for a 90 million stake from government Labour offered 40 so Astra said no thanks , way to go that’s what you get when you put HR in charge of making contracts. Got to feel Trump might have hit the nail on the head when he said people have been hire to positions they are not up too" You're exactly right, in the US Trump has the option to select people for the positions that have the experience and capabilities of doing the job. The UK only have the choice from elected MP's so it's a matter of selecting the best of a bad bunch. We saw the example of this with the Tories and the prime ministers they went through, each choice got progressively worse. | |||
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"Please enlighten us why reform would be a worse option than this gang of British hating morons labour ? There is no hope for the Uk is there when u read stuff like this... "British hating morons Labour"... Yep, the party that transformed lives after the war, built the NHS, protected workers rights etc, etc, (It's late and I can't be arsed, you all know the truth...) & is a total contrast to the thieving, corrupt scoundrels of the last 14 years" Spot on!  The new govt needs time to turn the ship around, too many thickos who believe what they read in the Daily Mail and what they hear on GB News, think it should all be fixed overnight and if not then it's all Labour's fault. It's ridiculous. I also despair that there is a sizeable group of men here who think Reform and everything they embody isn't at odds with their lifestyle. Blinkered isn't the word for it. Wake up. | |||
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"Britain needs REFORM" Perhaps you should change your username to Brownshirt? | |||
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"Britain needs REFORM Perhaps you should change your username to Brownshirt?" And the first to revert to inferring the nazi element is the usual fool | |||
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"Britain needs REFORM Perhaps you should change your username to Brownshirt? And the first to revert to inferring the nazi element is the usual fool "Nazi is a German abbreviation of their party from the 1930s, the brown shirts were an English party. Although politically similar it was you who used the word "nazi" first. | |||
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"Why should our hard earned income, pilfered from us in the form of tax, fund a poison factory? " I certainly isn't a poison factory but the rest of your question has already been answered. The factory would bring employment for many people and therefore be a boost for both the local and national economies. | |||
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"Good, and I hope they ban the import of their health damaging injections and pills. We pay for the research, and they don't bother to test the products correctly. Then they launch them on the gullible public to damage their health so that they become dependent on their pills and snake oil. btw - We still haven't seen Brexit yet. The Eton/Oxford elite are still restricting our exit and independence." It is not possible to move from the “real” to the “artificial” society of puppets designed by bunch of clowns | |||
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"Good, and I hope they ban the import of their health damaging injections and pills. We pay for the research, and they don't bother to test the products correctly. Then they launch them on the gullible public to damage their health so that they become dependent on their pills and snake oil. btw - We still haven't seen Brexit yet. The Eton/Oxford elite are still restricting our exit and independence." Dream on sunshine. The Eton/Oxfod elite, Johnson Rees Moggy, Gove got Brexit done. They told you time and time again. Those with any sense wanting to remain were told to suck it up cos "we won" What did you win? You are out. No-one is restricting your exit. You are gone. Kaput. You have your independence. You can't have it both ways...winning a dodgy referendum then complaining that you are not out or it's not quite what you wanted... | |||
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"Our money shouldn't go to those twxts. As for Trump's opinion: look at who he appointed this month. And he is himself unqualified for his role... Just like Reform in this country. Men who enjoy this site and also want Reform in power do not understand what such a prospect would entail. " The problem, very simply, is… we all know what the current prospect (Labour) entails, and we can see what the last prospect (Tory) entailed. Plus, given they're two sides of an identical coin, stuck in the same group-think, people are understandably seeking a break with a system and parties that have delivered little (and show little prospect of delivering). Definition of insanity: To keep doing the same thing (Labour / Tory), and expect a different result. So, gambling on Reform, irrespective of what that may entail, feels like a no worse prospect than what the last 20 years has (not) delivered. I’m not saying it’s a good approach, but it is appealing to more and more… in the US, in Europe, and here. Times are changing… best strap in as many won’t enjoy the ride, I'm sure! | |||
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