Geoff Hurst
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It is no more "whataboutery" than linking a wealthy person's decision to move to a Tax Haven with Brexit. Wealthy Remainers and Brexiteers use tax havens in various places around the planet. The Brexit issue is about leaving a failing over bureaucratic technocracy rather than Tax Havens.
The top 1% of tax payers, pay roughly 27% of the total tax revenues the Gov receive. This will soon reduce as more of the wealthy move away.
Over half of the country don't contribute at all.
In other news, while May and co. dots the i's, Honda is about to close down the Swindon factory and Nissan the Sunderland factory.
„The revolution will inevitably awaken in the British working class the deepest passions which have been diverted along artificial channels with the aid of football.“
Bloody mainstream media, not reporting absolute bollocks. How dare they?
Hmmm......
Considering that Honda are moving all production back to Japan even though 90% of the cars produced at Swindon are exported to the EU is far more telling than Brexit scaremongering.
This is a company having to change with the times. The global motoring industry, just like aviation, is fucked. Climate change regulation and consumer confidence in manufacturers hell bent on poisoning the planet are not easy bed fellows.
Honda, like Toyota have missed the curve ball of electrification and are a decade behind many of their main rivals and start up disruptors.
It's easy to blame Brexit but there are bigger issues at play than the UKs proposed split from the EU.
While nobody wants to see people losing their livelihoods it should be no surprise to anyone that businesses based around significantly polluting the planet are going to be the first that have to change, or cease to exist.
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Which means the Remainers will see it as an excuse for staying in the EU rather than being on the outside, but Honda are minimising their manufacturing base not because of Brexit, but because they realise their engineering offering isn't what the consumer wants anymore.
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