On "the Benefits of Brexit" issued by UKG.
-Imperial markings: there was no EU ban on imperial markings and sales, nor on use of the crown stamp on pint glasses.
-Turing scheme: nothing prevents an EU Member State putting it in place
-blue passports: EU law never stopped the UK
-Imperial markings: there was no EU ban on imperial markings and sales, nor on use of the crown stamp on pint glasses.
-Turing scheme: nothing prevents an EU Member State putting it in place
-blue passports: EU law never stopped the UK
from preferring blue passports
-the opportunity to reduce taxes on alcohol: the UK's relatively high taxes on alcohol are a domestic choice not an EU obligation (hence booze trips to Calais)
-the opportunity to reduce taxes on alcohol: the UK's relatively high taxes on alcohol are a domestic choice not an EU obligation (hence booze trips to Calais)
Selling heritage products: Burberry, Northampton handmade shoes, Harris Tweed (page 58), a new independent regulator for English football (p 64), safer streets (p 65), marriages at sea (p 75) and Community Forests (87). Things now feasible only due to Brexit? Absolutely not.
Deploying HMS Queen Elizabeth to the Bay of Bengal (p 18), hosting COP26 and working through NATO (p 99): strictly NOTHING to do with Brexit
Then there are sly attempts to depict measures to reduce the harm flowing from Brexit as benefits: such as action taken to reduce friction at the GB's borders!
And on & on it goes: lying, deceptive & totally lacking in any identification of a real benefit of Brexit eulawanalysis.blogspot.com/2022/02/huntin…
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