Posted on 09/21/2016 10:18:40 AM PDT by Lorianne
The only elements that differentiate Theresa Mays latest move from a Monty Python skit is her lack of a pith helmet and safari jacket.
The British PM, per the Financial Times, plans to visit with top executives of major Wall Street firms to canvass them on how Britain should structure its departure from the EU to reassure them that Brexit will not damage their UK business.
Mind you, she is not making this kiss-the-ring trip to New York to reassure the financial behemoths. That would mean the UK has a plan and is making the rounds to sell it and perhaps make cosmetic changes around the margins to make them feel important. Nor is it consult, which is diplo-speak for, Well listen to your concerns but are making no commitment as to how much if any well take under advisement. No, canvass means they are a valued constituency she intends to win over and is seeking their input for real.
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“Remainder” sour grapes?
It seems like a very propery and intelligent meeting plan. Should she ignore them?
Wall Street, Government. It’s a revolving door. You can’t tell them apart.
Where’s Tim Geithner and Eric Holder these days?
Yeah, see?
Doesn't wish to criminalize baby=killing.
Doesn't want to criminalize "gay" "marriage."
Does jot want to exit the EU whatever she may say.
Ditch Theresa May.
The Brits, like America,need to free themselves from the Establishment parties.
The London financial sector is a very real concern with Brexit. There exists the possibility of major loss there. May is doing the right thing in consulting with financial groups having a presence in London and addressing their concerns. She’d be a fool not to, those offices would end up in Paris or Brussels rather than London if she didn’t.
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