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john m

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1440 on: October 09, 2019, 10:44:45 pm »
Thats the mistake you keep making it was not about racism it was about everybodies grudge .Bigots in Ulster voted out to get away from the Republic,Unemployables voted out thinking that British industry would return .British car making was deadbefore the Brits joined the EEC Honda alone wiped out the substandard British Motorbike industry .Japan took All of the Engineering even Poland took the Coal mining .Britain was a country built of Theft and Looting from the Empire they lived off the loot they manufactured second rate shite that they exported to the Commonwealth .DUNKIRK was the day the Commonwealth realised Britain was a toothless Lion .Ireland the little island had told them to fuck off then India ,Canada even your Black Savages in Africa told the Brits to go fuck themselves .What an indignity to the Crown .Most voters in england voted in the belief that they would go back to 1938 and some sort of eutopia that never existed .Britain was a Cleptocracy based on theft of others goods Ireland is the fucking scum of the earth and after Brexit the OECD are going to cut our flesh off our bones because our government are bigger thieves than Britain ever were .We are looting international taxes but instead of using it to build a decent country we are handing it over to big industry .Dollymount this country will blame the EU for our troubles when we are sentenced to death for robbing the poor people of the world of their rightfull taxes and like Britain Im certain our gobshite voters will look to blame the EU for our troubles and will want to vote to leave .If you believe in Santy ask him for a GUN .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1441 on: October 10, 2019, 10:50:57 am »
THIEVING LOW LIFE IRISH SCUM TO HAVE THEIR BOLLOX KICKED REALLY REALLY HARD ..David Chance

October 10 2019 2:30 AM

 
Ireland faces losing billions in company tax revenues every year if tough new global rules are implemented.

Proposals from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) establish for the first time a "nexus rule" that says a company is taxable in a market when its sales exceed a certain level there.

At present, many tech companies use low-tax countries like Ireland to book large parts of their profits.

This has boosted the Government's tax take here, but had the effect of hitting revenues for other countries.

The new rules will be discussed at the upcoming International Monetary Fund (IMF) meetings and then by the 130-plus countries involved in the OECD consultation group.

They still have a long way to go before they are agreed, and before the amounts of tax to be levied are set. However, it could have a major impact on tax revenues for Ireland.

"The system is under stress and will not survive if we don't remove the tensions," OECD head of tax policy Pascal Saint-Amans said. "Our approach is a very tentative draft."

The companies affected would be multinationals that sell goods and services across borders, and the OECD suggested they should have a minimum revenue of €750m.

However, in a key concession to the United States, the scope of the proposals is wider than digital giants such as Facebook and also includes large consumer firms.

The OECD itself has said that up to $240bn (€219bn) a year is lost in tax from profit-shifting by corporations. Depending on how tough the new tax rules are and their scope, they could cost the exchequer here billions of euro.

Earlier this year, Erik de Vrijer, an official at the IMF who oversees its assessments of the Irish economy, said the State could lose between €1.5bn and €3bn in company tax revenues out of around €10bn a year.

The proposals could fail if any of the large economies such as the US or France, or among developing nations, India, refuse to sign up.

The incentive for countries, including Ireland, to agree is that if this attempt fails, individual nations will impose their own sales taxes, leading to a free-for-all that could be much more damaging.

john m

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1442 on: October 10, 2019, 11:01:15 am »
Most Viagra sold in Europe is packaged in Ireland not made here just packaged so it can be sold off around the world as Irish and they save on tax .The OECD are going to put a stop to that so how many Pharma and Tech jobs will fuck off out of this overpriced kip when they cant use our Corrupt Government to help them rob the rest of the World .You can be sure the EU and UK will trample on our bollox as payback for the Backstop that will prevent a hard border that will exist anyway if Brexit goes ahead .Leo has made many enemies on our behalf .If I was educated and under 30 I would be out of here .Without our fiddle we willgo back to the 1960s .Already our public housing is worse than the 60s our hospitals are worse .This time round Paddy wont be welcome in Britain .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1443 on: October 10, 2019, 06:18:55 pm »
Is there something happening with Leo and Boris  ?

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1444 on: October 10, 2019, 07:49:25 pm »
Is there something happening with Leo and Boris  ?

Big orgy with all the Eton rifles!!

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« Reply #1445 on: October 11, 2019, 08:05:04 am »
It's a Poker game;

Very Minor bets were made on the 'Pre-Flop' and everyone is playing at the table.

The 'Flop' has been dealt, 3 Hearts, 8 Hearts, King of Diamonds.

Merkel, Macron and Barnier sit at the card table, not really caring about the outcome of the event and defo not willing to bet big on any side, they all have their money made and will be keeping their 'Powder Dry'.

Across the table is Boris, the Aardvark and Coveney.

Everyone knows the stakes are huge and 'Check' goes around the table after the 'Flop'.

The 'Turn' is dealt, it's the 8 Spades.

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« Reply #1446 on: October 11, 2019, 08:10:44 am »
Boris is sitting with the 3 of Spades and the King of Clubs giving him Two pair with a possible 'House'.
But only One of the Two 3's left in the deck will win fer Boris, the last King of Spades would be a split pot with Coveney.

The Aardvark has 'Pocket 8's' putting him in the lead with 'Treb 8s' and maybe 'Four of a kind',
a 'House' of  8's and 3's  or  8's and King's won't save him. He needs the last 8 in the deck or a 'Dud'.

Coveney has the 4 and King of Hearts, giving him only a pair but with the possibility of a 'Flush'
or a 'House (same as Boris). Any Heart will win it outright fer Coveney.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1447 on: October 11, 2019, 08:16:28 am »
Is there something happening with Leo and Boris  ?

On this day in 1921.......... Anglo-Irish negotiations open with Griffith and Collins leading the Irish delegation

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1448 on: October 11, 2019, 08:18:29 am »
Boris bets half his stack, the Aardvark 'Calls' as does Coveney, the Three Europeans hastily fold their hands, even though Merkel had 'Pocket Ace's' but rathered not be in the game.
Just waiting now on the 'Turn' card and even after that is dealt there could be a good share of 'Bluffing' going on ?

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1449 on: October 11, 2019, 08:27:20 am »
Leo for the first time has played Politics .He got Boris to agree there was a possible deal so if it falls apart he can say I had a deal but the Brits said NO .ULSTER SAID NO .After playing you show me yours and ill show you mine I dont think this is going anywhere Boris cant get any deal passed in Parliament and keep the Conservative Party togeather .Boris will have to do to his allies the Ulster Defence based Democratic Unionist Party what Donnald T has dont to the Kurds .NO SURRENDER .NO SURRENDRR ,NO SURRENDER TO THE IRA.

  Think what your seeing is Boris taking on the Old Enemy in his own party with the help of Leo .My best guess no deal by 31st .in fact No deal never as long as Boris is Prime Minister .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1450 on: October 11, 2019, 08:34:34 am »
Queenie could intervene...she has done so in Australia, albeit in '75.....Whitlam was sacked and Frazer was appointed caretaker. The last Brit to be removed was Lord Melbourne...can't see it but Bercow could be deputised until a new election.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1451 on: October 11, 2019, 08:46:25 am »
If BOJO brings a deal to Parliament I think the ERG will vote it down but Labour might support it then put down a vote of No confidence in the Government as it would be easier to beat a split Tory party .Think Boris is just going to publish the Menu then see who wants to eat .Boris might be betting blind hopeing that if he delivers Brexit even a watered down Brexit then the ERG and Farage will be defeated and the detail will be decided after in the give and take .I think 5 or 6 members of Cabinet willquit as soon as Boris tables this deal .
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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1452 on: October 11, 2019, 08:49:11 am »
This is when we need a Haughey or a Slippers from The Irish R.M. type of character.... The Brit could never cope with the cunning of an Irish Peasant.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1453 on: October 11, 2019, 08:53:46 am »
I think even Dollymount now understands the real Brexit deal is between the Brits and the Brits the EU are just the Grinning Fools sitting in the front row watching the Drama playing out laughing at all the funny bits and crying at the tragedy .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #1454 on: October 11, 2019, 09:23:27 am »
Has Boros caught a break Romanian Government just collapsed so how can the 27 all agree to any deal ?

 


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