The Remain campaign received many millions of pounds from Wall Street banks, and George Soros is spending many millions more on trying to have the referendum result overturned. How, then, is Arron Banks the problem? Oh, well, bring on a full audit of both sides, then.
And in the meantime, get on with delivering a Brexit that meets the needs of those of us who cast the decisive votes for Leave when we voted to reject 39 years of failure under all three parties, beginning with the Callaghan Government's turn to monetarism in 1977, the year of my birth.
Luckily for those of us who want both parts of that, there is going to be another hung Parliament. We need our people to hold the balance of power in it. Please email davidaslindsay@hotmail.com. That address accepts PayPal. Very many thanks.
And in the meantime, get on with delivering a Brexit that meets the needs of those of us who cast the decisive votes for Leave when we voted to reject 39 years of failure under all three parties, beginning with the Callaghan Government's turn to monetarism in 1977, the year of my birth.
Luckily for those of us who want both parts of that, there is going to be another hung Parliament. We need our people to hold the balance of power in it. Please email davidaslindsay@hotmail.com. That address accepts PayPal. Very many thanks.
Brexit had nothing to with the economy-almost every prominent economist backed Remain and warned of dire economic consequences if we voted to Leave. They may well be proved right.
ReplyDeleteBut the British people decided that national independence, self government and the ability to make your own laws and control your own borders was even more important than money.
almost every prominent economist backed Remain and warned of dire economic consequences if we voted to Leave
DeleteQuite. We had already had 40 years of the dire consequences of them up here, so we told them where to stick it.
If we hadn't, then Remain would have won. But as it is, we have a Government that is as convinced as ever that those economists cannot be wrong, so it is as committed as ever to Remain. That's the Conservative Party for you.
Labour, by contrast, is now led, and in the country largely made up of, people who have been pointing out those economists were wrong since the 1970s.