Seems that exit from the EU isn't beneficial to the UK

David Stokes · by **David Stokes** » Tue Jul 05, 2022 4:12 pm

Brewingdog wrote:
Darro wrote:Leavers who may struggle to come up with their own argument or arguements to demonstrate the benefit(s?) of Brexit may care to peruse this site and choose one item out of the 653 listed to comment on or contest.

https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/regular- ... e-dossier/

Some will predictably dismiss the site as remoaniner propaganda but whatever your standpoint the stark comparison between 653 downsides and just 21 'upsides' cannot be ignored.

Come on leavers, we really do want to engage in civil and meaningful discussion with you.

That link makes for a very interesting read. So much stuff in there that the ordinary Briton has no idea about.

This is the most pertinent paragraph in the article referred to in the above post.

"TheFTreport that UK’s trade performance in Q1 2022 has fallen to its worst level since quarterly balance of payments data was first published in 1955. Data shows the UK’s current account deficit was 8.3% of GDP, a deterioration from an average of 2.6% across all the quarters of 2021. They say the weak performance of UK exports and a surge in imports will add to pressure on the government over the damagingeconomic effects of Brexitas the official figures corroborate recent academic studies showing the impact of new border controls imposed in 2021."

Defend that Leavers!

maisiesdad · by **maisiesdad** » Tue Jul 05, 2022 6:23 pm

MichaelC wrote:I see Keith Starmer, so Labour have today ruled out rejoining the EU.
Since there are only 2 parties, Labour and the Conservative, who can genuinely ever win general election, that settles the question on the EU. Which confirms has previously stated many times, Britain will not be rejoining the EU in our lifetimes, so let's drop this constant belief that brexit can be reversed...

You drop it if you like, your broken record is becoming boring.

Good breaking news that at last bozo is finished with two of his nodding donkeys resigning.

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