Who'd Have Though It?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/726636/Nissan-Labour-plant-deal-anti-worker-MPs
Labour Anti Worker!

[naomi24]

^Oh for God's sake, stop!!

[naomi24]

^That was to Mikey at 10:32.

[anotheoldgit]

Labour are anti-worker, they would rather gain political points against the Tories, than congratulate them for saving numerous worker's jobs.

Labour were once 'the worker's party' but the days where the Dad said to his lad, you vote for Labour Son, as my father before me did, are long over.

[Zacs-Master]

I think I can hear the Hovis ad tune......

[gulliver1]

Mikey, "If the rest had had seat-belts on they would probably have survived Think we all need to fasten our seat belts , when and if this lot trigger Brexit.

[Quizmonster]

There were two interesting letters in yesterday's Times correspondence page. (I can't offer a link because I read them in the actual paper itself, so have a google yourself if you like.)
One, from a Tory ex-MEP, pointed out that Thatcher defended rigorous enforcement of treaty rules against state aid for industry. He went on to say that it was easy to imagine the squeals of outrage we'd hear in Britain if such an offer were made by France or Spain.
(Oh, Maggie how soon your die-hard supporters have forgotten what you really stood for!)
The other letter was pitiful but almost heart-rending in its way. It was from a small-business owner who wanted to know when he might expect a letter from the Business Secretary assuring him that his business, like Nissan, would not lose out as a result of Brexit.
Would there be any grounds for complaint by the UK if any EU country offered Nissan some "perk" for moving from HERE to THERE? Given what clearly has happened - whatever form the "deal" took - I cannot imagine how there could be.

[gulliver1]

QM, second part of your article i/e ,small business owner, it just sounded like Corbyn speaking at PMQs