The economic damage caused by Brexit, never mind the damage caused to The Union, is costing our economy £billions. Is this really a price worth paying for "taking back control" https://www.itv.com/news/2022-06-09/bre ... arch-finds

The economic damage caused by Brexit, never mind the damage caused to The Union, is costing our economy £billions. Is this really a price worth paying for "taking back control" https://www.itv.com/news/2022-06-09/bre ... arch-finds

Hmmm... So an organisation that is unashamedly pro EU says we would be better off in said EU. Well I never...

Meanwhile, Rees- Mogg is stepping up production of Penny Farthing bikes and thick blankets to cope with our "prosperity"

If that report is only half right, "we've" made a pretty hefty error and if it is accurate, maybe we should send the people behind Brexit to Rwanda

Seriously though, just take a look at the trade stats, "not great" would be a huge understatement

Who would you need to be told by to believe the figures?

Which figures are you talking about? The factual ones or the hypothetical guesswork ones?

There are a bit of both in the article. The CER figures, and a real world example. Ian Perkes, seafood wholesaler, despite being told by Johnson that his "business would boom", is actually spending £300 a day on customs declarations, export health certificates and VAT declarations.

Please tell us in what ways we are better off and I don’t count having blue passports printed in France, a crown added to a glass or imperial measurements all of which we were able to do anyway whilst in the EU. I would add that given JRM a job is definitely not a plus.

Google benefits of Brexit and find out yourself

I did and you don’t think that the government website might be slightly biased.

There's plenty more apart from the government site as you well know. But you crack on with your one sided agenda if it keeps you warm at night.

You will just have to accept you fell for the lies of de Pffell and his bus.

The Centre for European Reform may or may not be bias however I seem to recall our own Office for Budget Responsibility and Office for National Statistics who are not reporting similar findings/patterns of a reduction in GDP, double the impact of COVID.

IMO it is time for sensible, honest discussions on this and what the actual plan is to mitigate the loss of trade.

Do you live anywhere near mild rover?, he lives in Lycestershire as well.

Tbf, it's was Farage who had his hand up Boris's back, pulling the strings.
Our PM, like the rest of his family, were actually pro European until he got a sniff of the no 10 furniture polish and then his mind suddenly changed.