@SimonJa80719401 @Gabe55Gabe@NicholasTyrone Unemployment would rocket. ❌
Share prices would crash. ❌
No buyers for UK bonds. ❌
Financial markets meltdown. ❌
Britain instantly into recession. ❌
House market crash ❌
@Xososkxnxosmsxh @emilyhewertson Spain left the islands in 1811. Argentina got independence in 1816. Logically then, the islands are not automatically Argentina’s territory.
@Robiethrice@JohnPCMay@piersmorgan Repeating the phrase “offensive plays” doesn’t equate to strategy. It’s essentially an elaborate game of commercialised catch played by men dressed up as sofas.
@Femi_Sorry No one disagrees that mass immigration leads to positive economic outcomes. But why are you limiting the discussion to one criteria (economics). The complexity of Brexit is significant. People vote on political, cultural, economical and philosophical dimensions. You mislead.
@DocksideGlyn@acgrayling Everyone has moved on. Project Fear never happened and our economy is better off than the Eurozone. Only the diehard EU cultists continue to beat their eurodrum.
@CentralReserva9@Femi_Sorry@JeremyWarnerUK Thanks Femi. In other news, after Brexit the eurozone went into a recession. The UK did not. Revised data from the European statistics office, Eurostat, showed the eurozone economy contracted 0.1% in the first three months of this year and the final three months of 2022.
@gavinesler @acgrayling@jayrayner1 You can read a lot into how people try to deceive through language. Brexit is not a “degenerative disease”. It is simply the process of becoming politically independent of the EU.
@acgrayling It’s funny when dusty old remainers claim to know what people think and what their emotional state is! Are you a psychic as well as a snowflake?