Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old Today, 19:30   #6282
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Now that BoJo's no longer a columnist, and the data has been released, The Telegraph can be a bit more candid about the very high levels of immigration that have arisen post Brexit.


https://archive.ph/Bdxb3#selection-8389.0-8397.130
Post Brexit doesn’t mean ‘because of’ Brexit’. Blaming Brexit for the state of the economy is a good cop out for the government, who don’t seem to have grasped the damage Rachel Reeves’ budget decisions have led to the worsening situation.

The fact is, no real effort has been put in to making Brexit work. We are still bound by bureaucratic EU laws, and the elimination of this level of bureaucracy was one of the big things that could have improved the fortunes of our businesses.

Re-joking would be a betrayal, and the exact opposite of democracy.
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