I think we should leave the EU for no particular reason, i just like the idea of britain being britain and not europe if ygm. I think the reason to avoid attack is just daft as **** though.
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I think we should leave the EU for no particular reason, i just like the idea of britain being britain and not europe if ygm. I think the reason to avoid attack is just daft as **** though.
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It is clear you have not read what many of the companies who did not sign are saying (again you are trying to portray something in a way it is not). Many of them have said they wish to remain neutral, not take sides and have stated "the choice of whether to stay in the EU was one for the British people".
They have clearly said that they have refused to sign as they do not want to deter the customers who are voting for the other side.Tesco said in a statement: “The referendum on EU membership is a decision for the people of Britain. Whatever that decision is, our focus will continue to be on serving customers.”
A spokeswoman for Sainsbury’s said it was an “apolitical organisation” and the vote on Europe was a “matter for the British people”.
They refusal to sign on behalf of Pro-EU is not a sign that they are against EU. They are not supporting either side. The companies who have signed are still a third of the largest companies and you wish to ignore them? Wow.
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So while many of the FTSE are supporting the EU and wish for us to stay in, they are refusing to sign for other reasons as is clear from the above quotes.Barclays, headed by its chairman, John McFarlane, is not signing the letter because such a move would be against company policy, but the bank said in statement that it was in “the best interest of customers” to stay in the EU.
The problem is, if they refuse to sign then people like Dan ignore the reason as to why they sign. They ignore the fact that these companies actually support us staying in but are not signing as they are afraid of losing customers who want to leave the EU. And the companies who do sign, they start trashing them by coming out with statements such as "Conservative Party donors, have received EU/Government money and have been given roles in government" - yeah because these are the only reasons these companies are signing this letter. Pathetic.
Oh and in your other thread you keep going on about how happy Norway is outside the EU, I honestly think you have no clue what you write about. I will post some articles and comments by their former Foreign Minister who thinks it's worse leaving the EU than staying in.
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