(01-04-2016 05:46 )HannahsPet Wrote:  Well well well seems EU has been trying to solve the steel crisis by creating anti dumping legislation and putting high tariffs on Chinese Steel and guess who is blocking it !! hmm not the germans french italians not the spanish the dutch hmmmm can you guess Cameron has got his tongue so deep into the chinese arse that he is putting the steel industry at risk

Its also amazing that the German Steel and European steel industrys have applied for help with energy costs and have got it making there steel cheaper can we guess which country hasnt even applied for this hmmmm bet u can all guess

(01-04-2016 07:28 )HannahsPet Wrote:  only reason cameron is taking it seriously now is that its welsh assembly elections in wales in may and the referendum in June.

if the lib dems are to be believed that when the redcar plant was shut down the reponse from tory ministers at the time who the lib dems were in coalition with was " Well they never Vote for Us so why the fuck should we do anything to help them "

Can see the oil industry going the same way as steel in the next 2 years if the price of crude doesnt rise. and especially the refininerys the one in scotland was already in trouble can see that being at threat again

Quote:Cameron has got his tongue so deep into the chinese arse that he is putting the steel industry at risk

(01-04-2016 12:50 )wackawoo Wrote:  

Quote:Cameron has got his tongue so deep into the chinese arse that he is putting the steel industry at risk

And he does right to, the market there could be huge.

People need to stop thinking the UK is a leading world nation in industry, other than coal and a bit of gas, I doubt it has the natural resources for heavy industry, she would have to import (can't skank it from the empire any more) raw material any way.

Britians forte is as a finantial capital of the world and a big theme park for tourists.

(01-04-2016 13:17 )HannahsPet Wrote:  Britain is only big in financial services because the bank of england has been propping it up with QE and 0.5% interest rates.

We will spend billions on propping up the financial sector after they fucked up big style but wont spend a penny to save manufacturing or industry in this country.

(23-03-2016 12:16 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(23-03-2016 08:06 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  If you think we'll be able to restrict imports to protect our industries, and still expect unrestricted trade the other way, you need to get a reality check.

Where did I say anything about restricting imports? Or are you having a debate with yourself and claiming it's me?

(23-03-2016 12:16 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(23-03-2016 08:06 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  No I don't. You made the claim, you provide some evidence.

I did, I posted some links aways back, I told you go look. I'm too lazy, you want to know the information you look for it.