How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 13)
Discussion
Sway said:
Jazzer77 said:
NoNeed said:
ollyprice87 said:
Sway said:
Amazing how Honda Swindon can supply engines to Japan under JIT, with staggering variations in transit times - yet the UK factories can't with Continental suppliers and far lower delivery time variations...
Suppose I should clarify I've designed and implemented multinational JIT operations for quite a few companies...
The same Honda that is closing it's Swindon plant next year? Nice.Suppose I should clarify I've designed and implemented multinational JIT operations for quite a few companies...
Blaming the EU for clapping while you had poo in your hands.
Quote the Brexit lover to prove he's wrong.
Jazzer77 said:
NoNeed said:
Is that the same Nissan Europe that is owned by Renault? Who are their biggest customers in Europe?
I'd suggest its now time for the Brexiteers to start answering questions rather than deflecting away.Question answered...
Jazzer77 said:
NoNeed said:
Is that the same Nissan Europe that is owned by Renault? Who are their biggest customers in Europe?
I'd suggest its now time for the Brexiteers to start answering questions rather than deflecting away.Sway said:
Yes, it is. 43 nations covered by those 20 agreements. Go through the list.
It's some 80% of FTA trade. 50% of our exports aren't under FTA at all.
At the minute, you're just being a chimp throwing s
t - and when one lump is returned (like customs unions and FTAs being completely irrelevant to the ability or success of JIT), you're slinging the next one.
I foresee lots of benefits. It's why I voted Leave. That was nearly four years ago now - you want my views on why, go back to those volumes.
Give me one! It's some 80% of FTA trade. 50% of our exports aren't under FTA at all.
At the minute, you're just being a chimp throwing s
t - and when one lump is returned (like customs unions and FTAs being completely irrelevant to the ability or success of JIT), you're slinging the next one. I foresee lots of benefits. It's why I voted Leave. That was nearly four years ago now - you want my views on why, go back to those volumes.
Sway said:
Jazzer77 said:
NoNeed said:
ollyprice87 said:
Sway said:
Amazing how Honda Swindon can supply engines to Japan under JIT, with staggering variations in transit times - yet the UK factories can't with Continental suppliers and far lower delivery time variations...
Suppose I should clarify I've designed and implemented multinational JIT operations for quite a few companies...
The same Honda that is closing it's Swindon plant next year? Nice.Suppose I should clarify I've designed and implemented multinational JIT operations for quite a few companies...
Blaming the EU for clapping while you had poo in your hands.
You are missing a fundamental point in your zeal
crankedup said:
Jazzer77 said:
NoNeed said:
Is that the same Nissan Europe that is owned by Renault? Who are their biggest customers in Europe?
I'd suggest its now time for the Brexiteers to start answering questions rather than deflecting away.You're seeing what you want to see...and making baseless assertions Comrade.
chrispmartha said:
Did they honestly think the UK Government would make up for the loss in payouts? ollyprice87 said:
chrispmartha said:
Did they honestly think the UK Government would make up for the loss in payouts? 
stongle said:
Y'all motherfkers losing your minds....
We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
Quite so kers losing your minds.... We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
ollyprice87 said:
There is the tariffs, also the supply chain issues with Just In Time production that will ravage our car industry. I feel I should qualify that statement with the fact that I work for one of the largest polymer automotive component manufacturers in the world.
Are you going to be repeating the whole discussion from the last three years, or just part of it?A quick question for you - how much are the proposed tariffs, and how much has the pound dropped against the Euro since the Referendum result? Can you figure out the overall change that equates to?
Brooking10 said:
stongle said:
Y'all motherfkers losing your minds....
We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
Quite so kers losing your minds.... We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
This looks like the face I expect one might pull when being surprised by one of those fancy, Japanese automated lavatories.
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
Its a zero sum game and every loss of Britain is a win somewhere in the EU.
The EU should close all borders with the UK then, refuse to accept our certifications and regulations, end passporting and ban trade with the country.
What could possibly go wrong?
I never said "close the borders".
Its this kind of low intelligence baseless assertion that is infecting the Country.
What they SHOULD do is twist the knife at every chance they get that will benefit the EU.
I'm completely amazed at how clean they have been playing so far.
Digga said:
Brooking10 said:
stongle said:
Y'all motherfkers losing your minds....
We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
Quite so kers losing your minds.... We are hearing peak politics right now, no one has been in the room yet.
The EU is clear, nothing is done till all is done. The UK has set out out a few red lines.
Both sides are playing Russian roulette right now with automatics. Cos politics.
This looks like the face I expect one might pull when being surprised by one of those fancy, Japanese automated lavatories.
BTW it’s impossible to buy Parmesan cheese or champagne from anywhere other than the EU.
I don’t think anyone wants his cheap knock offs.
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