Anglo swedish? Based in usa?
I rest my case about your credibility.
You're out!

We can see just who is out here & it isn't me.


"AstraZeneca plc is a British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company with its headquarters at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus in Cambridge, England."


You made the error of saying Cambridge USA and you should have corrected your error sooner.

Why was it, you think, I put in a question mark? Out you stay!

Because you make so many mistakes that you're just not sure about anything any more?


Unlike you Solly, I'm here to stay.


You're getting really desperate if you imagine some sort of success from a non-event when the reality is that the UK is forging ahead of the EU despite Brexit, and it is that fact that is haunting you I suspect.

So you got a lifelong sentence? 🤧

this is excellent news and demonstrates beyond doubt how much the eu has been holding us back for its own benefit. Hence, the suggestion that we have been the eu's cash cow over all these years.

When (or if) we are eventually completely free of the eu, i imagine that things will become even better for us.

As for trading with china, i'm afraid that is inevitable, at least for the moment. The problem is that they can produce goods far more cheaply than we can, and probably so compared to most other countries in the world.
Having said that, i recently bought an excellent pair of leather shoes at sainsbury's - made in india!
So, yes, i'm afraid that cheaply-made goods are things that we are, as yet, unable to compete with. I think the best we can hope for is to set up manufacturing plants in the far east, but owned and run by our own people - and profits should come to this country of course!

Nestle today announced that they're shutting one of their UK factories and moving production to the EU. Not a word of this news reported in the far-right Brexitist press, of course.

That's because Nestle have made such decisions long before the EU even existed.
Didn't you realise that, Solly?
Not every business decision on planet Earth is related to Brexit old chum.

As nestle is an international company, not british:
Nestle warns Brexit means 'major challenges' for Britain's food and drink industry https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ne...lh1NJBE2eUsgNb