75% of the Nissan Factory's (35K jobs) cars go to EU countries which means only 25% is for the UK.
If the factory goes to an EU country after Brexit, then only 25% of its cars will face EU-UK border costs.
If the factory stays in the UK then 75% of its cars will face those costs.
If the factory goes to an EU country after Brexit, then only 25% of its cars will face EU-UK border costs.
If the factory stays in the UK then 75% of its cars will face those costs.
So stop calling it Project Fear, and just use your own brain!
Then the figures like 11% economic hit to the North-East will start making sense to you.
chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…
Then the figures like 11% economic hit to the North-East will start making sense to you.
chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…
Anyone who says "project fear" after reading the above and watching this video is simply lying to you.
So why did places like Sunderland vote Brexit, even though they'd be the worst hit by it? Because places like Sunderland are always the worst hit. That's the point.
As @StevenFrance4 explains:
As @StevenFrance4 explains:
But the People's Vote MUST NOT just be about scaring people about the economic damage. It's about recognising the problems that got us here and coming together to fix them. Number one on my list: the regional inequality Steve just explained.
