Just think of the families of those UK workers. Lost their jobs because of Brexit ideology... UK jobs being exported to the EU. UK tax income being lost, but hey, we can have blue passports and wave the Union Jack 

 

 

 

Brexit is becoming a success story.

 

1 hour ago, Robbie said:

Brexit is becoming a success story.

Sorry @Robbie that made me spit out my beer all over my iPad I laughed so much.

Massive discontent with EU policies. 

Oh dear the biggest economy in the EU facing meltdown.

So glad the UK left.

 

 

 

 

I'm so glad we are out of the EU.

 

 

Another good news story for Brexit UK.

 

EU budget doubles - eye-watering trillions now being spent by the EU Commission

“Thank heavens for Brexit” – The British people have had a narrow escape.

https://facts4eu.org/news/2024_feb_eu_budget_escape?s=09#

So glad we left.

 

We can negotiate these trade deals around the World, because we are no longer in the straight jacket of the EU.

 

This still makes me laugh from 5 years ago.

 

"Selling falsehoods on a bus" "leaving the total economy screwed" thanks for the video @Fan of Big Tone

and there was no real "democratic deficit"...EU to UK law

https://eulawanalysis.blogspot.com/2016/06/referendum-briefing-3-does-eu-have.html

So 0.21% of EU law the UK voted against..and remember we had a veto on the important issues. So EU law 99.79% of the time has been good for us

The 72 laws UK voted against are in this thread... 

and so when they say there is not enough money to fix the NHS, education (schools and hospitals with RAAC building problems), the environment like flood defences..it's all because of this mindless ideology of Brexit

From 

Russ Jones

@RussInCheshire twitter thread: ....

But Sunak did promise us that the cost of living is starting to ease

26. And then the next morning, the govt admitted prices would rise further next month because of a fresh round of Brexit problems that they’d seemingly forgotten about

27. Andrea Leadsom, a waxwork Thatcher that has been left leaning against a radiator overnight, said we would “adapt” to the rising costs, which were “the price of sovereignty”

28. Funny how rich people can never be asked to “adapt” to higher taxes

29. In 2016 she wrote “Brexit will have no effect on UK economy”

30. This week she said higher costs were due to “increased checks at the border. That is absolutely known about since 2016”

31. In 2016 Jacob Rees-Mogg said Brexit would cut food costs 20%

32. They’ve risen 26%

33. Anyway: in the week that Tories celebrated a new Brexit deal in Northern Ireland, it was quietly revealed that the deal will lead to even higher food prices

34. And the new NI leadership promised a referendum on unifying Ireland, which could lead to the breakup of the UK

35. Brexiteers had also promised £350m a week for the NHS, so this week they offered the NHS £200m to last the entire winter, which maths fans will note is a slightly less. And also: no pay rises

36. Only 13% of people still think Brexit has been a success

37. So David Davis, so good they named him once, said the Brexit benefits - which he once promised would be evident immediately - would now turn up “eventually”, but he couldn’t say what they’d be or when they’d arrive

 

So pleased we left the EU.

 

and what of UK government's own debt...the worst of all time... yet it is always "look over there"