Are you saying that Boris, Farage & Co told everyone that they would be financially worse off ?? Really ??
The promise was to take back control, and lead the UK to a brighter, more prosperous future.
Please explain when and how this will happen following Brexit.

I'm not sure that I stereotyped leavers at all

As for politicians not telling the truth, you may be right BUT, on this issue, with Brexit not being along party lines, who will be accountable IF it all goes horribly wrong ??

Only Farage & Co were "selling a dream", sadly, that's all it is and reality is somewhat different and as for being bitter, I dont think so, but, I'll give you anger.

I'm not sure how many people would be happy about being made deliberately poorer, I certainly not.

Surprised May has not had a visit from the Tory Grandee's or Men in Suits yet! Unusual for them to hang on to a lame duck!

No I’m not saying that....as proven by the fact that i DIDN’T say it.

It’s just the ridiculous idea that ALL leave voters thought they’d get exactly what was claimed by certain politicians when realistically most know that what politicians claim never comes true 100%

You are being more than slightly ridiculous.

Of course not ALL leave voters thought that they'd get exactly what was claimed, in fact, I'd suggest that NONE of them did.
However, what effect do you think that the London Bus (and the poster with "immigrants" queueing up at the border) actually had ? just to make it easy for you, you can answer anywhere from 0 to 100% and you should factor in, not just the blatant lies but the effect of the same lies being regurgitated by the press and social media.
Despite the falling sales of daily newspapers and most people taking their newsfeed on line, the effect can be huge.

Moving on.
It's looking more and more likely that we may end up with some kind of customs union with the EU, which would be some kind of middle ground.
It will annoy the hell out of Farage and Boris, which can only be a good thing but, we have to wait and see.

You say that most countires will be able to negotiate abetter trade deal by themselves ? Why ?
If you go to the negotiating table with a spen of 500k comapared to entering negotiations with a spend of 5bn, how the hell does this improve your chances of a better deal.
There may be some limited opportunities to negotiate bespoke deals but, overall, I disagree.

There was talk from Farage (and Trump) of getting an early trade deal with the US but, with Trump at the helm, I dont fancy our chances and the rest, please do tell and give us an inkling of how far progressed we are with any of these arrangements or, just how long before they will be in place.
It may wall be that, once out of the EU (assuming that we leave), we still end up on WTO terms with the vast majority of other nations until we actually somt our own deals.

I dont see things going that way but, i'd still be interested in your outlook

The basic rules of economics argue against that. As any capitalist should know.

As I have said earlier - there are plenty of country with a far smaller GDP than the UK that have managed to do very workable trade deals with the EU - so why shouldn't we?

Are you saying there are no countries that are smaller than the whole of the EU that don't trade on similar or better deals with say the US than the EU?

The thing about economics is that is isn't an exact science - as we see from Brexit - economists are not all in agreement as to the outcome if/when we leave.

Please list these countries, along with the terms of the agreements

Surely the test for the UK, when it has left the EU, is to achieve a range of trade deals which are BETTER OVERALL than what we currently have ?? or was this just another lie that everyone knew about ?

We had media overload form "leave" telling us of endless opportunities and reduced tarrifs on everything that the UK currently takes form the EU.

Go on, you can admit it now, they were just talking boll****

I would say the bulk trading power of the EU gives it a massive overall advantage over any country on the planet. As you well know. Sure you can find the odd deal between a couple of countries that has better terms. It also makes sense on other grounds to trade with nearer neighbours. As you well know.

I do wish that May would offer to rule out no deal, to the extent that she can, if Corbyn in return rules out no Brexit, to the extent that he can.

After two and a half years, you’d have thought we might have managed to narrow the options a little. Tbf, May cracked right on with it but didn’t take anybody with her.

Still, good times for people who draw infographics for a living.

Canada/Mexico and the US