posted December 03, 2017 01:06 AM            

BREXIT BOOM: Factory Orders Hit Four-Year High, Hiring Increased to Cope with Surging Demand
Victoria Friedman
2 Dec 2017

UK factories are experiencing their best business conditions for four years, with factories needing to increase hiring to cope with the rising demand.

British factories are experiencing strong demand in production, not just at home but from abroad with export demand being particularly high, beating City expectations, reports The Guardian.

Research firm IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply’s monthly industry health check found that all manufacturing sectors are at their most upbeat since the summer of 2013, with the manufacturing performance index growing from 56.6 in October to 58.2 in November.

According to IHS Market, it was the 10th best showing in the survey’s 26-year history.....
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/12/02/brexit-boom-factory-orders-hit-four-year-high-increased-hiring/

posted December 03, 2017 01:12 AM            

2. This surge will help Britain pay for the 80-100 Billion Euros "Divorce Settlement"

3. High value jobs will continue to move to Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels and Frankfurt. Possibly to Ireland too.

4. Low Wage jobs will see big boom in Britain.

posted December 03, 2017 08:45 AM            

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Originally posted by iQ:
1. Brexit's biggest positive was a crash of the Pound, enabling Britain to become competitive again in exports. Hence surging orders.

2. This surge will help Britain pay for the 80-100 Billion Euros "Divorce Settlement"

3. High value jobs will continue to move to Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels and Frankfurt. Possibly to Ireland too.

4. Low Wage jobs will see big boom in Britain.

5. Overall, a big positive for the World.

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posted December 04, 2017 10:42 AM            

"Huge ramifications for London if Theresa May has conceded that it's possible for part of the UK to remain within the single market & customs union after Brexit. Londoners overwhelmingly voted to remain in the EU and a similar deal here could protect tens of thousands of jobs. "

Can London become a Country in the EU ?

That would be super cool.

BTW, a reminder about the actual percentage of British who voted for Brexit:
52% of only 37% of the eligible population who turned up to vote, voted to leave. That’s around 19% of the UK voting leave.

63% never thought anyone would be so idiotic to vote "Leave" the EU. And they paid the price....

posted December 04, 2017 12:51 PM            

The EU is a political endeavor between countries who fought against each other during CENTURIES with the climax we knew with WWI & WWII... time to stop and reconsider our destiny in common.

The thing is britain is capable of being one foot in and one foot out. It is really sad for everyone who loves them in the EU and every british citizen who enjoyed being fully integrated to the common goal of "the continent".

But Britain will always be European by its geography, and European nations are forever indebted to this courageous nation that was the only one to save honours until the US joined the effort in 1942.

It is sad, sad, sad. And also good news if their economy keep working. But it is SAD THEY VOTED TO LEAVE.

posted December 04, 2017 05:33 PM            

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Originally posted by iQ:
Eggs and Bacon both on the face... it will take some years for actual results to come.
Mature people do not assess a chess match after the first move. But the immature can say what they want. Hitler was considered unstoppable in 1939...

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you're seeing the results of BREXIT right now. More production and production jobs in all sections of manufacturing...in Britain.

Hey leftists, what's wrong with that? Oh wait, it's just a scandal that all those British citizens are escaping your little Socialist gulag known as the European Union.

posted December 04, 2017 05:58 PM            

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Originally posted by pire:
I think you missed thr point but I don't think you would be able to figure it out anyway.

The EU is a political endeavor between countries who fought against each other during CENTURIES with the climax we knew with WWI & WWII... time to stop and reconsider our destiny in common.

The thing is britain is capable of being one foot in and one foot out. It is really sad for everyone who loves them in the EU and every british citizen who enjoyed being fully integrated to the common goal of "the continent".

But Britain will always be European by its geography, and European nations are forever indebted to this courageous nation that was the only one to save honours until the US joined the effort in 1942.

It is sad, sad, sad. And also good news if their economy keep working. But it is SAD THEY VOTED TO LEAVE.

Ps: I don't expect you to answer nicely or to understand my point of view, I just wanted to say my sadness about the brexit. And as Randall says, onward and upward... :thumbup:

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THANK YOU. You are so classy, pire.

I'm not over there, and didn't get to vote, but I know people who voted on both sides. More people to voted to stay. I know people who are bothered by the mess that has been created through all of this, as well as those who wanted to stay and be a part of it all. I liked the idea of it: we kept our own currency, but were still in.

posted December 05, 2017 12:37 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
"But it is SAD THEY VOTED TO LEAVE."

The British people have spoken and they don't agree with you. They were tired of being ruled over by a bunch of bungling, incompetent, unelected, long nosed busybody EU bureaucrats.

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Only a small percentage voted, and London, Scotland, and I think Northern Ireland, voted to STAY. Unfortunately, some voted without really knowing what Brexit was, and were scrambling to find out what they'd done, the next day. There were all kinds of searches, in Britain, for "what is Brexit?" And people saying they didn't mean to vote to leave the EU.

posted December 05, 2017 02:55 AM            

Nigel Farage has admitted that it was a "mistake" to promise that £350million a week would be spent on the NHS if the UK backed a Brexit vote. 

Speaking just an hour after the Leave vote was confirmed the Ukip leader said the money could not be guaranteed...

The pledge was central to the official Vote Leave campaign and was controversially emblazoned on the side of the bus which shuttled Boris Johnson and Michael Gove around the country.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/24/nigel-farage-350-million-p ledge-to-fund-the-nhs-was-a-mistake/

posted December 05, 2017 10:40 AM            

A few months of extra production jobs that help 1-2% of the populace is not going to avert long term problems unless more young Brits return to UK, and sufficient growth in the younger population occurs to carry the burden of the pensioners.

posted December 05, 2017 12:51 PM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
Only a small percentage voted, and London, Scotland, and I think Northern Ireland, voted to STAY. Unfortunately, some voted without really knowing what Brexit was, and were scrambling to find out what they'd done, the next day. There were all kinds of searches, in Britain, for "what is Brexit?" And people saying they didn't mean to vote to leave the EU.

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Stop trying to minimize the BREXIT vote by the British people.

They voted to leave the EU...PERIOD!

posted December 05, 2017 01:46 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
Stop trying to minimize the BREXIT vote by the British people.

They voted to leave the EU...PERIOD!

And now, the British economy has improved with manufacturing up in all manufacturing areas. Which is the exact opposite of what the leftist lunatics blithered, blathered and bloviated about with brain dead bombastic
drivel and nonsense.

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First of all, I AM BRITISH.

Born to an English mother, and an American father. Grown up in both countries. I try to keep up with the news there, too, but you know what I also have? FRIENDS and family, too. I know how they voted, and why. I also know what they have told me about what's going on.

Stop thinking you know everything! You don't! None of us do.

Secondly, Britain = England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. They are the United Kingdom.

Scotland voted for or against staying in the UK, a few years ago. After Brexit, there was talk of another referendum for independence, because they want to stay in the EU.

posted December 05, 2017 01:47 PM            

You spend a lot of energy on other people's business for someone who doesn't want those same people meddling in yours

People working in factories need the NHS. WHICH IS BEING STARVED TO DEATH by the Tories.

posted December 05, 2017 02:14 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
You're just angry that British citizens escaped the little Socialist Gulag known as the European Union.

The way things are going in the rest of EU country, others will be demanding the same thing...get out of the EU.

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posted December 05, 2017 04:37 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
"For goodness sake, I've tried to be polite here."

Stop trying to deny that British citizens voted to leave the European Union...in sufficient numbers to make their votes stick...the majority of voters on the subject.

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Stop ignoring the truth. I would post more links, but yo won't pay attention.

posted December 05, 2017 11:49 PM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
Stop ignoring the truth. I would post more links, but yo won't pay attention.

Signed, a British citizen.

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No one's stopping you from living in your little bubble world of unreality. An unreality where the British electorate DID NOT vote to leave the European Union.