Trading exclusively on WTO terms, like no other country in history.
The death of the UK car industry, eviscerated by tariffs and the loss of just-in-time production.
Food rotting in the fields (too few seasonal workers to pick crops) and at ports.
reuters.com/article/us-bri…
Chlorine-washed chicken, GM modified food and hormone-laced beef as a price of a US trade deal.
businessinsider.com/peter-westmaco…
The obliteration of the international haulage industry, felled by only 5% of the required number of permits to keep plying their trade.
The loss of valuable protections on human rights, environmental standards, workers' rights, and a swathe of other issues.
A dramatic acceleration of job losses, investment cuts, and firms moving assets to the EU27 or redomiciling.
Rationing of medicines and pharmaceutical supplies, overseen by central Government.
theglobeandmail.com/world/article-…
The loss of the essential passporting regime underpinning the financial sector, which contributes 11% of the whole of the UK's tax take.
gov.uk/government/pub…
The halting of fresh food exports for up to six months, gutting the farming sector.
freshplaza.com/article/902692…
Cancelled operations, and widespread NHS staff shortages.
theguardian.com/society/2018/o…
An endless procession of useful idiots from the ERG and other fringe groups, continuously singing the praises of no deal, evoking the Blitz spirit and the myth of British exceptionalism.
[H/T to the "Twelve Days of Christmas"]