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Brexit and financial services/City of London


Barrie Stevens

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2 hours ago, Bobbie Bobster said:

I'm not buying it.  Nobody could be that thick.

Why thick? 

Look, I have my values, opinions, and political affiliations.

 I detest socialists and socialism in all its forms and all its values and ambitions.

That's me.

Like it or lump it that's how it is.

 

 

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Didn't think I'd get an answer but gave you the benefit of the doubt. Waste of time.

Given that you have clarified that you detest socialists and socialism yet most UK human rights advances have been under socialist governments, one is forced to conclude you therefore don't really value human rights. That is quite remarkable when the fate of 6 million jews, not that long ago, is considered.

I suspect you realised where I was going with the earlier questions, hence the double dodge, but we got there in the end.

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2 minutes ago, ballaughbiker said:

Didn't think I'd get an answer but gave you the benefit of the doubt. Waste of time.

Given that you have clarified that you detest socialists and socialism yet most UK human rights advances have been under socialist governments, one is forced to conclude you therefore don't really value human rights.

I suspect you realised where I was going with the earlier questions, hence the double dodge, but we got there in the end.

Got where?

Really.

I value human rights within society and that means that the rights of the majority should always outweigh the "rights" of minorities, especially foreigners.

For example the right of the British public to be protected from the presence of illegal immigrants predating on the infrastructure and social provisions that we have built and pay for must come before the "rights" of these criminals, criminal for having not sought asylum in the first "safe" country that they encountered, and criminals for breaking into OUR home country which in signing short of burglary MUST be enforced. Likewise turning Nelson's Eye to so called "cultural variance" that is even illegal in OUR culture is unequivocally WRONG.

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18 hours ago, Barrie Stevens said:

There is no long list of companies because simply having an office in the EU is not the qualifying factor.. Is that what you mean? There is a lot on line you could refer to which is why I have given you some links...There is much going on...

no, you claim uk based financial services won't be able to operate in the eu, the beeb was unable to find one that didn't have offices already in the remaining 27, so they will be able to continue regardless of a deal....

if you know different then please share.....

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6 hours ago, mojomonkey said:

How does leaving the EU change the UK's relationship with the ECHR? The UK is subject to the ECHR as a member of the Council of Europe not due to being a member of the EU, as far as I'm aware membership of the Council of Europe isn't changing.

why do remoans keep going on about the eu human rights? clearly this isn't needed due to the echr.......

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 the rights of the majority should always outweigh the "rights" of minorities, especially foreigners.

So some people have more rights than others then? Human rights can't operate like that. 

 Care to give examples of minorities before moving on to the foreigners angle?

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33 minutes ago, ballaughbiker said:

SO the judge concluded under UK not EU law then?

No, the immigration appeal tribunals took decisions that overruled the UK law. It's worth examining the credentials of the "judges" in these appeal tribunals.

We want our borders back. We need to get out of the EU in order to get them and a very great more too.

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