What am I saying, I should be celebrating

@RyanUK read what I wrote. He, as every other head of the Bank of England has done, makes predictions about what the economy will do and then works to make it better than those predictions. His predictions are gonna be a lot harder than the others anyway - there’s so many variables in this and he’s had so much more work to do.

I hope you’re wrong. I really do. But if you aren’t, I hope you’re right. I don’t want Brexit to be a disaster any more than you do. If it happens, I hope it’s a success. I want what’s best for this country. I just can’t see it being better, no matter how I look at it. So I have to hope and campaign for a second vote anyway.

[quote]predictions that are as accurate as predicting Huddersfield will win the Premier league and predictions made by people who were on Cameron payroll. [/quote]

[quote]the so-called emergency budget and the extra £4,100 a year extra cost to every household that weasel Osborne brandished about throughout the campaign? All lies[/quote]

FYI Andrew is a member of the Green Party and I'm a member of the Labour Party. I'm also on the Labour left, which is an important distinction and FYI I also dislike the EU. Neither of us have any love with the Tories or the political establishment. Though we probably have even less love for Farage, Boris and Tommy Robinson.

Are Cameron and Osborne full of shit? Absolutely. Did the Remain campaign tell lies? Yep. The key difference is that the Leave campaign was [i]entirely based on lies[/i]. A lot of us feel that we are being proven right about the prediction that Brexit is not tennable. The situation would be very little different under another leadership becuasue our economy is less than a fith the size of the EU and we need them more than they need us. THAT is the key reason why the deal is so bad.

@AndrewtheAlu [quote]Because they can't accept democracy
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It's that we accepy reality. You voted for something which would cut immigration, deliver national prosperity and increase sovereignty. I am pro-migration but I would accept a Brexit than could deliver on what it promised even though I never voted for it.

I'm not sided with the establishment, I'm siding with reality and picking a lesser-evil in bad choice. The elites of the country have failed it's people and Brexit is a big part of that.

@SW-User so are you, but I respect you too

@Nyloncapes Nobody predicted Burnley would win it either. 😜