XPost: uk.politics.misc 
 From: pamela.ukpm@gmail.com 
  
 On 14:05  15 Jul 2019, Incubus  wrote: 
  
 > On 2019-07-15, Pamela  wrote: 
 >> On 10:10  15 Jul 2019, Incubus  wrote: 
 >> 
 >>> On 2019-07-13, Pamela  wrote: 
 >>>> On 14:12  12 Jul 2019, Incubus  wrote: 
 >>>> 
 >>>>> On 2019-07-12, Pamela  wrote: 
 >>>>>> On 11:17  12 Jul 2019, Incubus  wrote: 
 >>>>>> 
 >>>>>>> On 2019-07-12, Pamela  wrote: 
 >>>>>>>> On 09:58  12 Jul 2019, Incubus  wrote: 
 >>>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>>>> On 2019-07-11, Pamela  wrote: 
 >>>>>>>>>> On 15:08  11 Jul 2019, Incubus  
 >>>>>>>>>> wrote: 
 >>>>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>>>> ... 
 >>>>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>>>> Only €€3.5m had been drawn at the time of writing.  There are 
 >>>>>>>>> conditions attached for further sums.  What makes you think that 
 >>>>>>>>> this is a result of "Brexit"? 
 >>>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>>> Whatever Aston Martin has received so far, it has scammed €€19m 
 >>>>>>>> out of us taxpayers. 
 >>>>>>> 
 >>>>>>> It hasn't received €19m so certainly has not "scammed" that 
 >>>>>>> amount. 
 >>>>>> 
 >>>>>> Aston Martin has scammed a promise that gives it €€19 million 
 >>>>>> which, on account of its public unacceptability, was kept secret. 
 >>>>>> For shame. 
 >>>>> 
 >>>>> Where is the "scam" in all this?  If you believe some dishonesty has 
 >>>>> taken place then state it. 
 >>>> 
 >>>> Giving Aston Martin a subsidy of €25,000 per worker was so 
 >>>> embarassing that it had to be hidden from public record -- until the 
 >>>> BBC made its Freedom Of Information request. 
 >>> 
 >>> That's a decision the government made and doesn't indicate that any 
 >>> "scam" has taken place. 
 >>> 
 >>> Is that €25,000 taken from the €3.5m they have received or from the 
 >>> €19m the total of which they are yet to receive? 
 >> 
 >> It's €19 million given to that plant divided by the number of employees 
 >> working there which is 750. 
 > 
 > But they have only received €3.5m to date so your figure is false. 
  
 The agreement is for the British taxpayer to shells out a stonking €25,000 
 per worker at Aston Martin.  Meanwhile the chief exec sees no cutback in 
 his €3 million salary.  Snouts in the trough. 
  
 Aston Martin don't even have as many as 750 workers there yet, so the cost 
 per job is even more than €25,000. 
  
 >> Waste of taxpayers' money.  Done mostly in secret. 
 > 
 > Blame the Government for that.  It's hardly evidence of a "scam". 
  
 It was done covertly and not fully announced even after the dirty deed. 
  
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