The bill for Boris Johnson’s Brexit is coming in and it’s punishingly steep | Brexit | The Guardian
“The thicket of bureaucracy imposed on companies means enduring and added costs for their businesses. It does not feel like “teething problems” to them.”
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
“The thicket of bureaucracy imposed on companies means enduring and added costs for their businesses. It does not feel like “teething problems” to them.”
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
“It is more like root canal surgery performed without any benefit of anaesthetic. This was a predictable – and predicted – result of wrenching the UK out of the single market and the customs union. “
I disagree. It is more like having your teeth removed without anaesthetic.
I disagree. It is more like having your teeth removed without anaesthetic.
Then being provided with an incomplete and poorly fitting set of dentures and being told to be grateful for it.
And being sent the bill.
And being sent the bill.
“Some did understand that there would be a price to be paid [for leaving the single market]. One of them was Boris Johnson. He knew enough about the importance of this issue to fib about it.”
He knew because, pre Ref, he spoke about it
He knew because, pre Ref, he spoke about it
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