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Post by Deleted on Jul 13, 2016 16:15:03 GMT
As you can imagine, I've had loads of Germans asking me about Brexit. Some of the exchanges have been quite staggering. I had one guy, who I can only describe as a very senior German Banking executive, telling me that 'people like ourselves can obviously look at the facts and make a rational decision, but there are too many stupid people out there. The Brexit issue is too complicated for the idiots, who should learn to accept that we know better than them"..........this exchange stunned me into silence. Another person was telling me that the financial problems in the EU could be sorted out by "putting Germans in charge of the finances of every country", and if that were to happen there would be no need for Brexit, and he seriously believed this! They're not doing too bad though to be honest are they? Keep your eye on Deutsche Bank in the coming weeks! |
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Post by inee on Jul 13, 2016 19:21:23 GMT
I agree, they are fuckwits but I honestly can't think of more than a handful of people I know who didn't vote based on the party leader. I'm starting to wonder how safe this country is in a democracy. As you can imagine, I've had loads of Germans asking me about Brexit. Some of the exchanges have been quite staggering. I had one guy, who I can only describe as a very senior German Banking executive, telling me that 'people like ourselves can obviously look at the facts and make a rational decision, but there are too many stupid people out there. The Brexit issue is too complicated for the idiots, who should learn to accept that we know better than them"..........this exchange stunned me into silence. Another person was telling me that the financial problems in the EU could be sorted out by "putting Germans in charge of the finances of every country", and if that were to happen there would be no need for Brexit, and he seriously believed this! Well the eu was a long term german idea hatched in the late 30's  |
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Post by stuart1974 on Jul 13, 2016 22:38:04 GMT
As you can imagine, I've had loads of Germans asking me about Brexit. Some of the exchanges have been quite staggering. I had one guy, who I can only describe as a very senior German Banking executive, telling me that 'people like ourselves can obviously look at the facts and make a rational decision, but there are too many stupid people out there. The Brexit issue is too complicated for the idiots, who should learn to accept that we know better than them"..........this exchange stunned me into silence. Another person was telling me that the financial problems in the EU could be sorted out by "putting Germans in charge of the finances of every country", and if that were to happen there would be no need for Brexit, and he seriously believed this! Well the eu was a long term german idea hatched in the late 30's Please, we've had this before.......1871 ;-) |
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Post by Hugo the Elder on Jul 14, 2016 12:04:06 GMT
Boris is foreign Secretary??
Hahaha.
The Tory party are the gift that just keep giving!
Trololol
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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2016 21:20:37 GMT
Boris is foreign Secretary?? Hahaha. The Tory party are the gift that just keep giving! Trololol Blimey Hugo, you bloody social democrat you😛 |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2016 8:43:31 GMT
They're not doing too bad though to be honest are they? Keep your eye on Deutsche Bank in the coming weeks! Did I say keep an eye on Deutsche Bank?........and their Share price continues to head downwards...... "As part of its austerity measures, Deutsche Bank will also cut some 3000 full-time jobs. Some 2,500 of these fall under private and corporate customer business. The bank has also pulled out of ten foreign markets and gotten rid of its investment banking divisions. In 2015, the institution reported a record loss of 6.8 billion euros." Germany's Deutsche Bank to close nearly 200 branches |
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Post by baggins on Jul 18, 2016 10:04:52 GMT
Keep your eye on Deutsche Bank in the coming weeks! Did I say keep an eye on Deutsche Bank?........and their Share price continues to head downwards...... "As part of its austerity measures, Deutsche Bank will also cut some 3000 full-time jobs. Some 2,500 of these fall under private and corporate customer business. The bank has also pulled out of ten foreign markets and gotten rid of its investment banking divisions. In 2015, the institution reported a record loss of 6.8 billion euros." Germany's Deutsche Bank to close nearly 200 branchesAh well, just as well I bought ARM Holdings last yeat. Get in! |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2016 12:38:57 GMT
So it's a BBQ on your South Wing lawn sometime is it?......or would you prefer to use the Country Estate ?
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Post by William Wilson on Jul 19, 2016 6:55:02 GMT
Keep your eye on Deutsche Bank in the coming weeks! Did I say keep an eye on Deutsche Bank?........and their Share price continues to head downwards...... "As part of its austerity measures, Deutsche Bank will also cut some 3000 full-time jobs. Some 2,500 of these fall under private and corporate customer business. The bank has also pulled out of ten foreign markets and gotten rid of its investment banking divisions. In 2015, the institution reported a record loss of 6.8 billion euros." Germany's Deutsche Bank to close nearly 200 branchesServes them right for employing you, Nobby. You make Nick Leeson, look like a model of financial probity. It`s all because you tend to go long, when you think of Scarlett Johansson. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2016 7:49:47 GMT
Did I say keep an eye on Deutsche Bank?........and their Share price continues to head downwards...... "As part of its austerity measures, Deutsche Bank will also cut some 3000 full-time jobs. Some 2,500 of these fall under private and corporate customer business. The bank has also pulled out of ten foreign markets and gotten rid of its investment banking divisions. In 2015, the institution reported a record loss of 6.8 billion euros." Germany's Deutsche Bank to close nearly 200 branchesServes them right for employing you, Nobby. You make Nick Leeson, look like a model of financial probity. It`s all because you tend to go long, when you think of Scarlett Johansson. Ha, but I don't work for them. I work for Deutsche Börse. Nick Leeson was ok. He just got his + and - symbols mixed up. Just a simple accounting error. We all make mistakes. Scarlett Johansson...........oh yes, lordy lord, oh yes. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2016 8:20:31 GMT
"British Prime Minister Theresa May is heading to Berlin on Wednesday and Paris on Thursday to start thrashing out the roadmap for Britain's departure from the EU." German news in EnglishIf anyone wanted further evidence why Brexit is good, then here it is. Just why should the PM have to go to the Germans and the French to discuss this? Shouldn't she be talking to Brussels? These two countries ALONE will decide what happens. The rest of the EU will just have to accept their decisions. |
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