It used to be called globalforce
Globoforce I believe it was. Which sounded like an organisation headed up by Hank Scorpio.
With a banking crisis and tech layoffs it feels very much like 2008 right now.
The DUP never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
If Sinn Féin becomes the largest party in Parliament: How likely is it that they will form a coalition government with the other left wing parties? If they manage to form a coalition government: What will happen to Irish tax laws for those big, multinational companies?
They will try to form a coalition of the left or possibly with Fianna Fáil. The multinational tax regime will be unchanged.
Sinn Féin have already met with business leaders to reassure them, there's no way they will kill the golden goose. They will say that they are using the corporate tax returns to improve society.
So it turns out arresting criminals and putting them in jail reduces crime rates. Take note Martin Nolan.
I was trying to imagine what neighbouring countries British people think belong to us. Parts of France - the 'Angevin Empire’?
It can't be republic of Ireland. I've never heard of anyone ever say that. I've heard few mainland brits even say they want NI to remain in the union.
23% doesn't make any sense.
I have met British people who think that because Ireland is in the "British Isles" the Irish are British. There's no other plausible neighbour British people could be claiming.
I thought the Tories were all about "protecting" the Good Friday Agreement?
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