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  • Brexit showdown: Rees-Mogg demands May stands up to EU to AVOID ‘humiliation size of Suez'

    From express.co.uk

    JACOB REES-MOGG will hold crunch talks with Theresa May this week urging her to stand up to Brussels after she agreed to allow the EU to maintain control of fisheries policy until the end of 2020.The Eurosceptic MP, who is chairman of the European Research Group of pro-Brexit Tories, will lead a delegation to Downing Street in a bid to ensure that the government does not make too many concessions when it comes to negotiating the UK’s final deal with the EU. Last week Mr Rees-Mogg likened the Brexit transition deal, which governs the first 21 months after Brexit Day next March, to a dog “rolling over without ... (full story)

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  • Mar 25, 2018 4:49am Mar 25, 2018 4:49am
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"FOLLOW THE MONEY"?) Mr R-M derives almost quarter of a million £ a year in direct income from his continued interest in his hedge Fund business in Emerging Markets. Somerset Capital was founded by Mr R-M in 2007 as a specialist Global Emerging Markets investment management firm and both he personally and his company stand to profit substantially from a hard Brexit.
However sympathetic I am to Brexit, Mr R-M is a totally compromised voice in this dialogue.
Links that may assist Investors and Traders in understanding background to this News story..
Many many links on this available to readers and Journalists. .. here are a few..: https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/02/...-after-brexit/
https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/ne...-market/07/02/
https://inews.co.uk/news/paradise-pa...vestment-firm/
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  • Mar 25, 2018 9:22am Mar 25, 2018 9:22am
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Rees-Mogg is setting out his stall for PM, best of luck to him
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  • Mar 25, 2018 11:38am Mar 25, 2018 11:38am
  •  Not-KPMG
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He's a stiff....a.... neck '!!

Also there's a sex scandal going on in the mighty Britain.... and some legal wrangling......
Awesome for selling.
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He's a patriot
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He's a patriot
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Agree

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.... Also there's a sex scandal going on in the mighty Britain.... and some legal wrangling...... Awesome for selling.
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These days it seems that half of the MSM output is focused on this sort of thing. There have been some significant reveals in the UK in recent years .... gotta keep the momentum going until something else comes along.
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  •  Harry1001
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why are guests allowed to comment? I wasn't until a couple of comments were reviewed and never as guest? I find These comments too trollish (often they are short, not relating to previous comments, just to seed a notion) to be part of that platform.
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why are guests allowed to comment? I wasn't until a couple of comments were reviewed and never as guest? I find These comments too trollish (often they are short, not relating to previous comments, just to seed a notion) to be part of that platform.
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AFAIK guests have always been allowed to comment on news stories.
Their posts are first read by the e-police before they are listed.
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  • Mar 26, 2018 3:50am Mar 26, 2018 3:50am
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Just keep buying dips on the pound and make money.
N.KPMGs' sales pitch started not much above 1.3.


FKUC....😱
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  • Mar 26, 2018 3:57am Mar 26, 2018 3:57am
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"FOLLOW THE MONEY"?) Mr R-M derives almost quarter of a million £ a year in direct income from his continued interest in his hedge Fund business in Emerging Markets. Somerset Capital was founded by Mr R-M in 2007 as a specialist Global Emerging Markets investment management firm and both he personally and his company stand to profit substantially from a hard Brexit. However sympathetic I am to Brexit, Mr R-M is a totally compromised voice in this dialogue. Links that may assist Investors and Traders in understanding background to this...
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As opposed to every has-been pro-EU, UK politician losing the opportunity to feather their own nests and stand to profit substantially from EU salaries, EU expense accounts and EU pensions
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"FOLLOW THE MONEY"?) Mr R-M derives almost quarter of a million £ a year in direct income from his continued interest in his hedge Fund business in Emerging Markets. Somerset Capital was founded by Mr R-M in 2007 as a specialist Global Emerging Markets investment management firm and both he personally and his company stand to profit substantially from a hard Brexit. However sympathetic I am to Brexit, Mr R-M is a totally compromised voice in this dialogue. Links that may assist Investors and Traders in understanding background to this...
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Interesting.
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He's a patriot
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Yes he is...but only in Planet Mogg.
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{quote} As opposed to every has-been pro-EU, UK politician losing the opportunity to feather their own nests and stand to profit substantially from EU salaries, EU expense accounts and EU pensions
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Apart from the "pro-EU" bit you have described hypocrite Farage to a Tee!
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{quote} Apart from the "pro-EU" bit you have described hypocrite Farage to a Tee!
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Farage will give up on his EU salary and EU expense account in support of UK democracy, sovereignty of UK parliament, supremacy of UK law, control of UK borders
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{quote} Farage will give up on his EU salary and EU expense account in support of UK democracy, sovereignty of UK parliament, supremacy of UK law, control of UK borders
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to become ambassador to the US lol
that was his plan, right
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Well thats reasonable. He·ll just have to trade in his E100,000+ MEP salary for his 80,000+ MEP annual pension from EU for life. No end to that mans sacrifice.
Wish I had it.
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{quote} to become ambassador to the US lol that was his plan, right
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Only in your mind
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Well thats reasonable. He·ll just have to trade in his E100,000+ MEP salary for his 80,000+ MEP annual pension from EU for life. No end to that mans sacrifice. Wish I had it.
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75 years ago, men sacrificed their lives for their country.
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Well thats reasonable. He·ll just have to trade in his E100,000+ MEP salary for his 80,000+ MEP annual pension from EU for life. No end to that mans sacrifice. Wish I had it.
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He has done a great job for the UK, so going without his EU €95K salary and £120K EU expense account (no receipts required) and having to fall back on his EU pension is indeed a sacrifice
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{quote} He has done a great job for the UK, so going without his EU €95K salary and £120K EU expense account (no receipts required) and having to fall back on his EU pension is indeed a sacrifice
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whichever way you look at it losing a 95K salary is a relatively small sacrifice to make for going down in British history

pub quiz in 2060
Q,who was the prime minster when Nigel Farage lead the UK out of the EU
A,David Cameron
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JACOB REES-MOGG will hold crunch talks with Theresa May:

They are all our fishes. Tell them they are our fishes! You can't have any. We want them all. We won't share them.
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{quote} Apart from the "pro-EU" bit you have described hypocrite Farage to a Tee!
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You might very well think that, but to my knowledge he has been the only person who has actively campaigned for many years so that he can effectively put himself out of a job.
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JACOB REES-MOGG will hold crunch talks with Theresa May: They are all our fishes. Tell them they are our fishes! You can't have any. We want them all. We won't share them.
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Oh and btw, we'd like all those fish you stole from us (through the CFP) back thank you.
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{quote} Oh and btw, we'd like all those fish you stole from us (through the CFP) back thank you.
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Your fish is our fish that swum in the wrong direction so we will fish wherever and whenever we want.
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The sad thing is that fishing communities will not share and over fishing was the biggest problem which the EU corrected, albeit to the detriment of many businesses. Now that is over and greed will prevail.
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{quote} Your fish is our fish that swum in the wrong direction so we will fish wherever and whenever we want.
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I suppose you want all your frigging tulips back as well.
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{quote} Your fish is our fish that swum in the wrong direction so we will fish wherever and whenever we want.
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The "wrong direction" is our coastline, so the fish swam to us. "Wherever" then? That works both ways. 😊
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Were the Suez fish very small and easily humiliated? Pots of money and a hyphen name helps a lot. Mother of the free. Mother Theresa. Guests welcome. Any relevance to trading currencies coming soon?
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{quote} Your fish is our fish that swum in the wrong direction so we will fish wherever and whenever we want.
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Perhaps we should adopt that policy and really screw up you CFP?
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{quote} The "wrong direction" is our coastline, so the fish swam to us. "Wherever" then? That works both ways. 😊
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Even the fish like us better...
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{quote} I suppose you want all your frigging tulips back as well.
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Free movement of tulips I am surprised the EU has not thought of that already, along with human rights for fish.
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{quote} Free movement of tulips I am surprised the EU has not thought of that already, along with human rights for fish.
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Human Rights? Aquatic Rights surely - then they can encompass a whole new area of anything pertaining to water (including all inhabitants, occupations, sports, transport,) more control. They could even set up a new court called the ECAR to inflict even more judgement, employ another army of eurocrats. Maybe they could build a floating 'Island' to house it on and move there for a month at a time. It would be more like a floating hotel than anything else. Perhaps they could get one of the cruise-line companies to oblige with that? Of course, having picked up all the cronies officials, they would need to set sail for somewhere exotic. The food would have to be excellent, as would the entertainment... oo la la! (Perhaps Silvio Berlusconi would be just the man to take on as entertainment commissioner? He knows a thing or two about parties?)
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A useful summary of the real issues involved post brexit fisheries outlook for UK... for traders and investors from Financial Times (London) Here:
https://www.ft.com/content/84f51c84-...7-502f7ee26895
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{quote} Farage will give up on his EU salary and EU expense account in support of UK democracy, sovereignty of UK parliament, supremacy of UK law, control of UK borders
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Yes he may give up his EU salary and won't be able to swindle the EU expenses account anymore after paying back £35,500 in "misspent public funds". He is still a "Shameless Hypocrite" who will receive £73,000/year EU pension.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...t-public-funds
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{quote} Yes he may give up his EU salary and won't be able to swindle the EU expenses account anymore after paying back £35,500 in "misspent public funds". He is still a "Shameless Hypocrite" who will receive £73,000/year EU pension. https://www.theguardian.com/politics...t-public-funds
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None more so than Verhofstadt and Juncker

HOW BELGIAN ANTI-GREECE HAWK VERHOFSTADT HID HIS FINANCIAL INTEREST IN GREEK ENERGY PRIVATISATIONS https://hat4uk.wordpress.com/2015/07...rivatisations/

Guy Verhofstadt linked to Paradise Papers company https://www.politico.eu/article/guy-...apers-company/

Jean-Claude Juncker blocked EU curbs on tax avoidance https://www.theguardian.com/business...ce-cables-show

EU's Juncker faces renewed pressure over Luxembourg tax policy https://www.reuters.com/article/us-e...-idUSKBN14Q1S4

EU-fantatic Jean-Claude Juncker was ousted as Luxembourg’s Prime Minister in 2013 after a string of wiretap allegations erupted into a full-blown spy scandal https://order-order.com/2017/12/13/j...pping-scandal/
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{quote} Yes he may give up his EU salary and won't be able to swindle the EU expenses account anymore after paying back £35,500 in "misspent public funds". He is still a "Shameless Hypocrite" who will receive £73,000/year EU pension. https://www.theguardian.com/politics...t-public-funds
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.... is it too late to become a UK MEP ?
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