Brexit is costing the UK taxpayer more than its former annual EU contribution to make
1/ UK businesses less competitive in 85% of their former customs free single regulated market . Inc in NI.
2/ UK workers professional and non professional far less able to find work in Europe
1/ UK businesses less competitive in 85% of their former customs free single regulated market . Inc in NI.
2/ UK workers professional and non professional far less able to find work in Europe
(or even *in UK*, if competing against an Irish or settled status EEA citizen)
3/ Touring and general travel for all around Europe more costly and more difficult making it entirely prohibitive for many of the less well off . inc for those dreaming of retirement to sunnier climes
3/ Touring and general travel for all around Europe more costly and more difficult making it entirely prohibitive for many of the less well off . inc for those dreaming of retirement to sunnier climes
4/ UK consumer prices *rise* in conjunction with reduced volumes, reduced choice and slower delivery schedules
Can somebody advise what everybody is meant to "unite behind" as recently suggested by politicians (lying c*nt) @SteveBakerHW and (you must be kidding) @jessphillips ?
Can somebody advise what everybody is meant to "unite behind" as recently suggested by politicians (lying c*nt) @SteveBakerHW and (you must be kidding) @jessphillips ?
& what worries me about point "2" is that the shyster incumbent Gov more likely to seek to "redress" the issue by stripping more rights to level *down* rather than find ways to increase rights & level *up* (with a passive, compliant, or even part welcoming of such, UK electorate)
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