FabSwingers.com forum: Can we have a Brexit PLC company please?

By *olly_chromatic OP TV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport

The government is spending 2 billion pounds on Brexit contingency, this is in addition to who knows how many millions or billions already spent over the last two years, plus vast economic losses due to the weakness of the pound etc.

I think that there should be an immediate shares offer to the public for a Brexit PLC company, to cover all funding for Brexit. All money must be raised before the actual exit from the EU.

Brexit PLC will be allowed to recover it's investment and realise huge profit margins by levying a charge over the next 20 years against all UK businesses which return profit margins above the EU business baseline. However businesses which go bankrupt immediately following Brexit, and workers made unemployed, will be allowed to invoice Brexit PLC for their losses.

This is a once in lifetime chance for all those with a genuine belief in the increased economic strength of the UK after Brexit to put their money where their mouths are, assured in the knowledge that this is going to be the best possible investment in their future and their children's future.

Discuss.

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By *olly_chromatic OP TV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport

No-one queuing up then to invest in Brexit PLC?

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock

"No-one queuing up then to invest in Brexit PLC?"

Maybe ask companies like JCB who are booming right now and are giving all of their employees a £1000.00 Christmas bonus each. JCB fully expect their business to continue booming after Brexit as well.

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By *oncupiscentTonyMan
over a year ago

Kent

Unlike the poor sods at JLR.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock

"The government is spending 2 billion pounds on Brexit contingency, this is in addition to who knows how many millions or billions already spent over the last two years, plus vast economic losses due to the weakness of the pound etc.

I think that there should be an immediate shares offer to the public for a Brexit PLC company, to cover all funding for Brexit. All money must be raised before the actual exit from the EU.

Discuss."

As I asked you on your other Brexit tax thread about a Corbyn tax (but you didn't reply) I'll ask you here about setting up a Corbyn PLC in case he ever gets into power.

Could we set up a Corbyn Plc where by members of the public who support his renationalisation programme pay into the company, in the same way you outlined in your OP. All money must be raised by Corbyn Plc for the costs of renationalisation of the railways, Royal Mail, and other private companies he wants to take back under public ownership before his government can renationalise anything. A share of profits made by Corbyn PLC can go back to those who funded it and if any nationalised industries run a loss, go bankrupt or anyone working in those industries becomes unemployed by Corbyn's policy they can bill Corbyn plc for the losses. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for those who believe in Corbyn, Corbynism and his renationalisation programme to put their money where their mouths are, assured in the knowledge that this is going to be the best possible investment in their future and their children's future.

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By *olly_chromatic OP TV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport

"No-one queuing up then to invest in Brexit PLC?

If JCB expect their profits to increase after Brexit, due to the massive improvement in productivity when no longer shackled to the EU, I'm sure that they would become a big investor in Brexit PLC.

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By *oncupiscentTonyMan
over a year ago

Kent

JCB makes its money in India, always has done. You could almost day it's BREXIT proof which would explain why the chairman is such a vocal brexiter.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"JCB makes its money in India, always has done. You could almost day it's BREXIT proof which would explain why the chairman is such a vocal brexiter. "

This single example of a company giving bonuses prior to Brexit is 100% proof that a fairy will leave free money under the pillow of every British person as soon as we’re out of the EU.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock

"JCB makes its money in India, always has done. You could almost day it's BREXIT proof which would explain why the chairman is such a vocal brexiter.

This single example of a company giving bonuses prior to Brexit is 100% proof that a fairy will leave free money under the pillow of every British person as soon as we’re out of the EU. "

It's not a fairytale, the JCB Christmas bonus story was reported in the press a few days ago.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"JCB makes its money in India, always has done. You could almost day it's BREXIT proof which would explain why the chairman is such a vocal brexiter.

This single example of a company giving bonuses prior to Brexit is 100% proof that a fairy will leave free money under the pillow of every British person as soon as we’re out of the EU.

It's not a fairytale, the JCB Christmas bonus story was reported in the press a few days ago. "

Excellent misunderstanding of what I typed. Classic.

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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago

Hereford

It's kinda saddening that the fear of displeasing the gods of globalism is at the centre of the BREXIT debate....

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