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What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

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Right. I've finally had to concede defeat, and have today resigned my position at work. People often ask on here if there has really been any effect due to Brexit. After sitting down a few months ago and working it out, I can say that as a result of us leaving the EU, I'm around £22K down over the last 3 years. This is as a result of customers in the EU deciding it's too difficult to deal with me, and moving their spend over to Europe, or customers closing down R&D facilities here in the UK to move to Europe, and finally, which is the icing on the cake, UK customs making it ridiculously difficult to bring certain products into the UK (I currently have around £80K of products stuck in at the docks, in a "paperwork" queue, they've been there for 2 weeks, and we still don't know when we'll get them)

As a result, within a few months, I'll be working for a company in The Netherlands, so hopefully things will become a lot easier, and hopefully I can get back to earning some proper money 🙂

1 minute ago, Casino said:

traitor

I'll still be paying some tax, and will retain a residence here, so I'm not a full on traitor, taking on citizenship of another country. I knew having access to an Irish passport would come in useful one day 🙂

3 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I'll still be paying some tax, and will retain a residence here, so I'm not a full on traitor, taking on citizenship of another country. I knew having access to an Irish passport would come in useful one day 🙂

Good luck to you, love Holland when I worked there, just didnt work out. First gulf war kicked off so fucked things over.

7 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I'll still be paying some tax, and will retain a residence here, so I'm not a full on traitor, taking on citizenship of another country. I knew having access to an Irish passport would come in useful one day 🙂

Where in Holland you working pal? I lived in Breda for a while, loved it.

2 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

Where in Holland you working pal? I lived in Breda for a while, loved it.

As I'm responsible for EMEA and US, I'll still be living here for the most part, but will be spending maybe a 10 days a month or so over there, they're on the outskirts of Rotterdam. I've never been to Rotterdam at all, so am looking forward to it

24 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Right. I've finally had to concede defeat, and have today resigned my position at work. People often ask on here if there has really been any effect due to Brexit. After sitting down a few months ago and working it out, I can say that as a result of us leaving the EU, I'm around £22K down over the last 3 years. This is as a result of customers in the EU deciding it's too difficult to deal with me, and moving their spend over to Europe, or customers closing down R&D facilities here in the UK to move to Europe, and finally, which is the icing on the cake, UK customs making it ridiculously difficult to bring certain products into the UK (I currently have around £80K of products stuck in at the docks, in a "paperwork" queue, they've been there for 2 weeks, and we still don't know when we'll get them)

As a result, within a few months, I'll be working for a company in The Netherlands, so hopefully things will become a lot easier, and hopefully I can get back to earning some proper money 🙂

Sorry to hear that mate - but I hope it all works out for you! 👍

32 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Right. I've finally had to concede defeat, and have today resigned my position at work. People often ask on here if there has really been any effect due to Brexit. After sitting down a few months ago and working it out, I can say that as a result of us leaving the EU, I'm around £22K down over the last 3 years. This is as a result of customers in the EU deciding it's too difficult to deal with me, and moving their spend over to Europe, or customers closing down R&D facilities here in the UK to move to Europe, and finally, which is the icing on the cake, UK customs making it ridiculously difficult to bring certain products into the UK (I currently have around £80K of products stuck in at the docks, in a "paperwork" queue, they've been there for 2 weeks, and we still don't know when we'll get them)

As a result, within a few months, I'll be working for a company in The Netherlands, so hopefully things will become a lot easier, and hopefully I can get back to earning some proper money 🙂

No backbone

33 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Right. I've finally had to concede defeat, and have today resigned my position at work. People often ask on here if there has really been any effect due to Brexit. After sitting down a few months ago and working it out, I can say that as a result of us leaving the EU, I'm around £22K down over the last 3 years. This is as a result of customers in the EU deciding it's too difficult to deal with me, and moving their spend over to Europe, or customers closing down R&D facilities here in the UK to move to Europe, and finally, which is the icing on the cake, UK customs making it ridiculously difficult to bring certain products into the UK (I currently have around £80K of products stuck in at the docks, in a "paperwork" queue, they've been there for 2 weeks, and we still don't know when we'll get them)

As a result, within a few months, I'll be working for a company in The Netherlands, so hopefully things will become a lot easier, and hopefully I can get back to earning some proper money 🙂

Seriously though, all the best to you. What we let the Tories do with Brexit is the most ridiculous thing we have ever done. 

17 minutes ago, Sweep said:

As I'm responsible for EMEA and US, I'll still be living here for the most part, but will be spending maybe a 10 days a month or so over there, they're on the outskirts of Rotterdam. I've never been to Rotterdam at all, so am looking forward to it

I lived in Rotterdam when I worked there, nice city, public transport is unbelievable

 

7 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

I lived in Rotterdam when I worked there, nice city, public transport is unbelievable

 

I can't imagine there's anything to do if you're alone in Rotterdam for 10 days though (where's that old ninja smiley gone) 😁

41 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I'll still be paying some tax, and will retain a residence here, so I'm not a full on traitor, taking on citizenship of another country. I knew having access to an Irish passport would come in useful one day 🙂

You'll be talking like Shteve McLaren soon.

3 hours ago, wakey said:

Think it's a lot worse than that. Businesses that actually did PPE were ignored, others with fuck all background in PPE got contracts through the VIP fast lane. It would take a special level of incompetence to think that was the way to go.

I've known some fucking idiots in my time, but never anyone that daft.

I believe, according to the reports, that the £1.4bn (thats 1.4 BILLION Pounds of taxpayer money) of PPE being destroyed was bought from one the NHS normal PPE suppliers, and the majotity was upto standard, just never used.

I think this is more incompetance rather than corruption or cronyism.

The end result is the same, the intentions maybe somewhat different.

 

34 minutes ago, Traf said:

You'll be talking like Shteve McLaren soon.

Schweep

54 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Seriously though, all the best to you. What we let the Tories do with Brexit is the most ridiculous thing we have ever done. 

You think that the Tory Government wanted to take us out of the EU in 2016? Wow!

1 minute ago, Zulu said:

You think that the Tory Government wanted to take us out of the EU in 2016? Wow!

he didnt say that

3 minutes ago, Casino said:

he didnt say that

I know what he said thanks. Hopefully he’ll clarify where he’s coming from on this one. 

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

Right. I've finally had to concede defeat, and have today resigned my position at work. People often ask on here if there has really been any effect due to Brexit. After sitting down a few months ago and working it out, I can say that as a result of us leaving the EU, I'm around £22K down over the last 3 years.

22k is a lot of money in Halliwell.

6 minutes ago, Zulu said:

You think that the Tory Government wanted to take us out of the EU in 2016? Wow!

I think it's more the way that we've done it, it's been a fuck up. Even Farrdige concedes it's been handled terribly. Johnson should never have been allowed anywhere near the process. 

Just now, Carlos said:

22k is a lot of money in Halliwell.

I know, I was saving up to move to the sunny uplands of Tonge Moor, but Brexit has killed that dream

7 minutes ago, Zulu said:

I know what he said thanks.

it didn't appear that you did, otherwise i dont know why you wouldve asked the question you did

1 minute ago, Sweep said:

I think it's more the way that we've done it, it's been a fuck up. Even Farrdige concedes it's been handled terribly. Johnson should never have been allowed anywhere near the process. 

Sorry to hear about work, that's rubbish hope it all works out for you.

Have to say, I'm not sure about how it's been handled though, it was always going to be a disaster and we were warned but we didn't listen.

Mixture of arrogance, blind faith, stupid contempt for how international business works - it was all to do with this country still struggling to come to terms with our past and how best to plot the future.

The good news is, from this the next generation has learnt, from the liberals who were too arrogant to listen to concerns outside their bubble to the right wingers whose ideas put into practice have now failed.

Reform is the Momentum of this election. It's now time for calm centrist heads.

5 minutes ago, Casino said:

it didn't appear that you did, otherwise i dont know why you wouldve asked the question you did

Yeah. Thanks for your input. 👍

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