Brexit So Far

[sunny-dave]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36956418

I may regret raising this point - but live in hope that we can avoid any stereotypical insults.

It does rather seem that all the economic woe that was predicted has conspicuously failed to happen (at least so far).

We have been bombarded with "we're all doomed, I tell ye" forecasts, from every frog and his dog - but when it comes to actual hard numbers nothing seems anywhere near as bad as predicted.

In fact most of the figures are better than those predicted when a 'stay' vote was expected. Even the falling pound has many economic advantages (although my holidays may cost a bit more).

Do you have any belief in the gloom mongers - are we in a phoney war situation and it will all go titsup soon enough?

Or are they dancing to a tune promulgated by an angry metropolitan elite that is determined to put the electorate in its place?

[Jackdaw33]

I voted OUT for the same reason as NJ. I want Westminster to have full sovereignty and not be subject to Brussels. I have held this opinion since 1972.

[Old_Geezer]

I suspect that would be a misinterpretation in most cases Eddie. Probably translates to, "There's too many immigrants coming into this already overcrowded nation and we need to control it by no longer having open house to all EU passport holders to come and stay. More of a 'stop this insanity' reason than any 'kick folk out' reason.

[Old_Geezer]

...and stay." Mo...

[redvanman]

Only people worried about Brexit are the MEP sat on the gravy train doing nothing for there fat salaries