UK Politician: Companies Don't Need More EU Regulations To Enable Them to Sell Across Borders
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
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5 Comments:
However, it can make short work of the foreign(non-EU) companies that are trying to take over in the EU.
Quote from sethstorm: "However, it can make short work of the foreign(non-EU) companies that are trying to take over in the EU."
Yes, conquering Europe, that's never been tried before. Unfortunately, it has been conquered, by the EU.
Perhaps you're looking for monsters in the wrong place.
Geoih:
Perhaps you're looking for monsters in the wrong place.
Except that I'm not.
There are places outside the EU that want to subjugate the citizens within it and/or take over the businesses within it.
"There are places outside the EU that want to subjugate the citizens within it and/or take over the businesses within it"...
O.K. 'information technology' boy, give us some credible information to back your bizzare statement...
Quote from sethstorm: "There are places outside the EU that want to subjugate the citizens within it and/or take over the businesses within it."
I didn't say there weren't monsters in the world. I said you're looking in the wrong place.
Maybe you should try looking in the government. You know, those guys with the guns and the badges and the prisons.
Give us your money, or we'll kill you. Do this, or we'll kill you. Don't do that, or we'll kill you. Sacrifice your life for us, or we'll kill you. I've never heard a business say that. Not really a good customer service policy. Governments though, they say it all the time.
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