Rank: Elder Joined: 7/21/2010 Posts: 6,194 Location: nairobi
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Realtreaty wrote:MaichBlack wrote:mlennyma wrote:Their markets are optimistic about a stay,the reverse hell knows First thing, Global companies set up in Britain will move out pap! "Home grown" ones might also follow or move some of their operations. Why pay 35% tax (among other taxes) to get products manufuctured in Britain to the rest of Europe??? And restrictions on staff movement, taxes on raw materials etc. etc. Better move to one of the other EU countries. Wacha hivyo wanasema Eastern Europeans are taking up their jobs. They will be left with no jobs to be taken from them!!! It was kinda expensive for Britain to be in EU. It had to make hard decisions knowing there were lame ducks in the union. It had to feed zombie economies of poor union members. Its like staying with a lazy poor brother who always eat in your house whilst your wife get angst for that. Those Eurocentric ideas against other continents down the drain. Cameron woke up with swollen balls, he must leave!!!  . Next is Holland!!! We must make sure EAC does not have common currency as well as it won't survive fearing neighbours here home. Pound will move up, Euro will sneak down with time. Britain always has a high hand and so is Germany and France that will as well opt out.  "Every squirrel on its own way" holding a euro/pound during this uncertainty is fatal,but don't you think some investors can flee that uncertainty to emerging markets? secondly is it not easier for a country like kenya to negotiate business ties with a single state than a block?whatever the case there will be competition in Europe which might be good for African business if more states leave "Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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