Somebody explain to me how to stop being part of a block that accounted for more than 40% of the country's trade is a good idea, because I still don't understand it.
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Somebody explain to me how to stop being part of a block that accounted for more than 40% of the country's trade is a good idea, because I still don't understand it.
Does Gales keep his money? Perfect. Now we need to see if they really invest it as the EU did, or if they eat it in bureaucracy and empty promises. I wouldn�t have so much faith in Westminster, the truth.
The narrative that everything will be better �in a few years� already tires. Years have passed and nothing improves. What year did they refer to? 2050?
Faith is good for the church, not for the economy. Markets are not driven by hope, they are driven by monetary policy, trade balances and credibility. And at this moment, credibility is what the UK has the least.
Brexit was a blindfolded, parachute-free jump into the void, and now that they're falling, they wonder why the floor is coming so fast.
The companies that could, have already left, the ones that are not, are seeing how to survive, the London financial market is no longer the same, but well, happy independence!
Every time I read �recover sovereignty�, I wonder which sovereignty they refer to. To that of not having treaties? to that of needing a visa to go to Europe? or to that of blocking your own products?
The UK had a privileged treatment within the EU. It was a member, but with key exceptions. And they threw it all overboard with a populist campaign. A geopolitical suicide.
Some keep repeating �we no longer send money to Brussels.� Yes, but now we spend more on solving the problems that that generated. Great savings, huh?
The only thing Brexit has managed to bring together is the general malaise. From Scotland to Northern Ireland, everything is more tense. But of course, let�s keep celebrating �freedom� while everything crumbles.
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