RizzyKing

Nothing is set in stone yet and both sides are preparing their respective negotiating strategies and until formal negotiations start no one really knows how good or bad it will be. As for experts yeah we've got loads of them and they always predict this and that and people draw up battle lines based on it but most of these experts are that good they fail to see massive economic or political problems that happen seemingly more frequent and then they go quiet for a little while.

We had the vote, the outcome was for brexit and now it's up to the government to implement it and I've got no problem with people on the remain side wanting to keep the issue going I'd just like less of the doom and gloom and the talking down of the UK. Both sides have their share of smug gits and know it alls and they will keep going as long as they can best not to give them too much attention.