@AlexFinch27@DanNeidle No, no it does not prove that. GS is a grifter and he’s hawking false info. It’s a shame as much of his analysis of the issue is good, his fix is not.
@yarwoodwilliam@the_tpa The world is so small today, the opportunity within grasp and the ties to homeland for many have withered. Modern Britain isn’t working for so many Brits. Our socialist state has overplayed its and here are the numbers that prove it. Sadly all the leavers hear is “good riddance”
@BranfordEquity@Somatichealer0@RollingHedge I ask not for his details, I appreciate the variance anyhow, only the general direction/class of future investment rather than the current location/type
@wibblewibble1@DavidBe31099196 On Tripadvisor “ A beautiful setting with much to commend except its staff, they’re really are letting it down through idiocy and selfishness”
@kymeriandawn@DavidBe31099196 Yes, you’re right. It should be home, but I’ve a family to whom I am responsible for their future upto a point. They’re young and deserve the best optionality I can offer them.
@RollingHedge I think of a country like a company in which you buy shares. Like many of us I’m “all in” on UK PLC at this time.
It’s time to pull out and invest in somewhere with more upside long term me thinks.
@rorysutherland Very interesting take, whilst I agree with the premise I believe the “robot” element isn’t so far away. The “atom movers”, driver/dentist/roofer will become redundant faster than we think.
@robprogressive Britain’s downfall (and the EU’s) lies here: No matter the party, the subsidized bureaucracy clings to power, knowing most have no alternative—unaware they’re sawing off their own supporting branch.