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Old 05-07-2018, 20:57   #170
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Re: Brexit Discussion (New thread-Follow First Post Rules!)
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
What is sad is that, during the 2016 campaign (also known as "Project Fear"), it was pointed out that we would be in trouble if we leave with no deal which now looks more and more likely:

EU referendum: CBI warns of UK exit 'serious shock'

Brexit 'huge blow' warns ex-World Trade Organisation boss

I guess people cannot complain that they were not told?

The biggest con in this whole debacle is that the Leave campaign did not have a plan, a real world, financially costed and detailed plan. I, for one, would have no complaints if everyone was given a detailed viable strategy on how we could transition from an EU member state to one operating as a "third country" without a serious cost to the country and its citizens.

FFS even Corbyn put together a costed manifesto at the last election and he's an idiot! What did Leave give us? Look here and you can see the master plan in all its glory:

http://www.voteleavetakecontrol.org/why_vote_leave.html
Totally agree with you, Ian. That would have gone some way to healing the divisions in the country. And we could assess its effectiveness over time. Instead, we've been left with the King's new clothes.
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