Quote from: popcorn1 on November 16, 2017, 10:12:47 PM

Quote from: protokol on November 16, 2017, 09:20:28 PM

I honestly don't what you're on about, you're not the most articulate guy I've ever met, to say the least...

Your whole thread is based on a single comment made by the boss of Goldman Sachs, who is obviously just saying it to make more money for his bank (and himself of course). He's worried about losing the financial power and infrastructure that is based in London.

This is nothing to do with the USA meddling in UK affairs, just a prime example of crony capitalism from a big bank.

And I'm from the UK btw, not that it matters.

And I'm from the UK btw, Well you wouldn't think so Wink

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Sound like a french guy..OR a LONDONER Roll Eyes

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Post-Brexit UK still at back of the queue on trade deals, says Obama
https://www.ft.com/content/63d42778-7273-11e6-bf48-b372cdb1043a
4 Sep 2016 - Barack Obama has reiterated that the UK remains at the back of the queue as Washington seeks major new trade deals, while lamenting June's ..

Hillary Clinton claims Brexit was won on a 'big lie' | London Evening ...
https://www.standard.co.uk News Politics
15 Oct 2017 - Hillary Clinton has said that Brexit was won on a big lie as she ... MPs can block no-deal Brexit, says shadow chancellor John McDonnell.

JP Morgan: we'll only move jobs from UK after Brexit if EU forces us ...
https://www.theguardian.com Business JP Morgan
11 Jul 2017 - The worldwide boss of JP Morgan has said othat the Wall Street bank would only have to move thousands of jobs out of the UK in response to Brexit if ordered to do so by the EU. ... Some 16,000 staff are employed by JP Morgan in the UK including 4,000 in Bournemouth and around ..

Goldman Sachs .. Do you see who worked for them Roll Eyes

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Not like it's BOB your local butcher or car mechanic ..

ALL POLITICAL ..Easy to make money by doing dirty undemocratic deeds and the list below says it all..

The list of former employees

Goldman Sachs who moved on to government positions includes former U.S. Secretaries of the Treasury Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson; current United States Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin; current chief economic advisor Gary Cohn; European Central Bank President Mario Draghi; former Bank of Canada Governor and current Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney and the current Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull. In addition, former Goldman employees have headed the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank, and major banks such as Citigroup and Merrill Lynch.

Goldman Sachs boss calls for second Brexit referendum | Business ...
https://www.theguardian.com Business Lloyd Blankfein
5 hours ago - The Goldman Sachs boss wants a second referendum to test whether a consensus still backs leaving the EU. Photograph: Daniel ..

Big businesses lay in bed with politicians and both agree to finger the rest up the butt hole..

So in other words they both are the same as you can see who goldman sachs employs then puts in
GOVERNMENT ..

Like the MAFIA getting someone in the white house then can do deeds for the MAFIA..

Just the same as GOLDMAN BALL SACKS..

Now remember you said 9/11 was no inside job?..

WELL that proves your a LIAR and have no clue except your greedy little mind..

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say, but the links you just posted are pretty much evidence that the UK will be worse off after leaving the EU.

UK remains at the back of the queue - no good trade deals when we leave.

Banks moving jobs away from the UK. Maybe JP Morgan will only do it when the EU orders it, but the EU has all the power in these negotiations, not to mention many other banks have already said they're moving to the continent. Also many manufacturing companies will move to Europe because they will simply make more money there.

The EU is far from perfect, but the UK will be fucked in a year or two IMO, it has nothing much to offer - the big money comes into the UK from the financial sector and they are already making moves to other European countries.

I find it hilarious how you're spewing all this hate for banks and big business, yet still using comments by them to try and prove your point. It stinks of cognitive dissonance.