Gove tells a string of fibs in his "why we should leave the EU" statement

Only an idiot would think the banks would leave. Pathetic. They have big banks in small developing countries yet you people think the 5th (soon to be 4th) largest economy in the world will lose everyone

To leave. You?

No. That is what you are making up in your head.

I stated that common institutions make continued cooperation easier. No more. No less.

I didn't say co-operation wouldn't work. I said it would be harder since we would not be part of any common decision making process.

The same way it is harder for Sweden to co-operate with NATO since it is not part of the organisation.

Being part of an Organisation like NATO or the EU enables the UK to have it's views heard and allows Co-operation to occur more easily, particularly in difficult situations.

You stated that common institutions prove that co-operation between bations is hard.

Being part of an organisation allows co-operation within that organisations remit. You made a broad statement that if we left the EU we'd essentially be in the dark and be unable to co-operate with any European nation over anything. The EU certainly wants to dominate all aspects of everyone's life but it currently doesn't.

HSBC have already said they will move 1000 people to Paris in a Brexit.

Have they?

Good job ignoring the could

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2nd word in the title...

I don't care what the article title says.

Read what the HSBC executive states.

"If the UK leaves the EU it could have a significant impact on our non-ring-fenced bank - our trading room, corporate banking and investment banking"

"In that situation a number of jobs would leave the UK"

"We have 5,000 people in global banking and markets [HSBC's investment bank] in London and I could imagine that around 20% of those would move to Paris."

lol

Your team would have me believe a Jahadi will come over and kill my mum if we remain in the EU.

As an undecided you can shove your equally stupid sentiment up where the sun don't shine. Flag waving aint gonna make me vote to leave.

I don't care what the article title says.

Read what the HSBC executive states.

"If the UK leaves the EU it could have a significant impact on our non-ring-fenced bank - our trading room, corporate banking and investment banking"

"In that situation a number of jobs would leave the UK"

"We have 5,000 people in global banking and markets [HSBC's investment bank] in London and I could imagine that around 20% of those would move to Paris."

Now, obviously, this isn't a thought out policy by HSBC but it is highly likely jobs would be lost in a Brexit.

First I implied it. Now I stated it.

You should stop making things up as you go along.


No, I didn't.

I stated it would make Co-operation harder since we are no longer part of a common institution. The same way, it is harder for Sweden to Co-operate with NATO since it is not part of NATO.

That does not mean we are "in the dark". That does not mean be would be "unable" to co-operate.

You are just making things up as you are going along.

Don't let the facts get in the way of a point you're trying to make

Try reading.

It's ironic, because you seem to be unable to do so yourself.

I don't see what you're struggling with here? The chap has clearly said:

IF the uk leaves the eu then there COULD be negative financial implications.

IF there WERE negative financial implications THEN we would move jobs.

No, he didn't say that second part. That is completely made up by you.

He said: "In that situation a number of jobs would leave the UK"

He didn't say HSBC Is going to wait around to see if there is damage to our banking before making a decision to move.

Blair says there are WMDs in Iraq- liar
Blair says he is a socialist- now sitting on a 30 million a year income
Blair says he will not privatise the NHS- liar
Blair says we must join the euro- then he admitted he was wrong
Blair says we must stay in the EU- why do you suddenly support him?

You claimed we'd have no mechanism to co-operate with Europe if we left the EU.

He said: "In that situation a number of jobs would leave the UK"

Yes, in the situation he described above that there COULD be negative impacts and he would then respond to such impacts if they did occur.


But that's exactly what he's said and done. They had a review into moving before the referendum and decided to stay.