I think their vitriol served to cover the absence of logic in their argument. There were others who just banged on about 'the will of the people' and 'democracy'.... I suppose if the will of the majority was for self harm, the rest of us were ultimately bound to be dragged along, but they even tried to blame our frustration and defiance....
Covid and Putins war muddy the picture, those and Brexit are all affecting the economy, none of them positively, but Brexit was the only one we chose to go through, because some bullshitters managed to persuade you it would be good for the UK The third article makes virtues of some of the major pitfalls, claiming things like an increase in UK Greenfield FDI, where what is happening is EU companies have set up a subsidiary in the UK because of Brexit import and operations grief, whilst ignoring the opposite moves of UK companies that now have EU companies doing most of their business, with smaller UK operations, Easyjet for example. It also claims effects on the City of London are small, they are not, and will get worse as we approach the Equivalence deal for clearing houses ending in 2025.More like, Covid and Putin's war have been a godsend for many radicalised anti-Brexit obsessives?
Brexit isn’t to blame for our current problems; it is still an opportunity | Larry Elliott
Whether that opportunity is seized or squandered is yet to be seen but the dire predictions didn’t happenwww.theguardian.com
Don’t blame Brexit for our economic woes
On a range of metrics - from trade to inflation and the financial sector - the downsides of leaving the EU have been vastly overstatedwww.telegraph.co.uk
What impact is Brexit having on the UK economy? - Briefings For Britain
In this major report on the impact of Brexit using the latest data, the three authors examine a wide range of economic indicators including, GDP, trade, investment, inflation and employment. Their conclusion is that there is no hard evidence that Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK economy.www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk
If you just believed a bit more then we’d be seeing more benefits
You really think the EU would want us back after the disgraceful behaviour of UK governments since the vote?
Corrected for you
neither of them were the full shilling; but,More like, Covid and Putin's war have been a godsend for many radicalised anti-Brexit obsessives?
Brexit isn’t to blame for our current problems; it is still an opportunity | Larry Elliott
Whether that opportunity is seized or squandered is yet to be seen but the dire predictions didn’t happen
Don’t blame Brexit for our economic woes
On a range of metrics - from trade to inflation and the financial sector - the downsides of leaving the EU have been vastly overstated
What impact is Brexit having on the UK economy? - Briefings For Britain
In this major report on the impact of Brexit using the latest data, the three authors examine a wide range of economic indicators including, GDP, trade, investment, inflation and employment. Their conclusion is that there is no hard evidence that Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK economy.
Both WokeWorrier and JCFG like to refer to anyone who sees through Brexit as "radicalised". JCFG used to love throwing that judgement about. "Radicalised" by whom we'll never know.
deleted. Had a change of heart.
'What is radicalism in simple terms?Both WokeWorrier and JCFG like to refer to anyone who sees through Brexit as "radicalised". JCFG used to love throwing that judgement about. "Radicalised" by whom we'll never know.
Must be something in the going-out-tide's water ?
This isn’t just a brexit thing, the EU has already announced that they are dropping some of the regulations that came in post the financial crisis including things like the liquidity rules. The UK is actually playing catch up on some of this now.
