How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[bluethrunthru]

People that sell Union Jack flags perhaps?

As for anyone else, if they think this country is positively progressing they need a reality slap across the face.

Brexit is making cost of living crisis worse, new study claims

EU withdrawal fuelling higher import costs and costing British workers nearly £500 a year, says Resolution Foundation

www.theguardian.com

 

[bluethrunthru]

from the Express Live page... someone needs to explain to this "man in the street" ( if he exists ) Brexit isn't something we can dip in and out of - its here its now its happening its forever or until the country decides differently so the idea that now is not the time to talk about things is a Brexiteers fantasy - they need to own what they have done

1 hour ago23:04 Sean Meleady

Leave-backing Londoners voice concern over cost of living 'Brexit BUT at the right time!'​

The East London Brexit heartland of Barking, like the rest of the UK, has been hit hard by the rising cost of living.
Residents in Barking have voiced their concerns over the soaring cost of living and the burden inflation is placing on working families, the worsening financial outlook of the country even has some in the East London borough questioning whether Brexit may have come at the wrong time.
Barking backed Brexit by 62.4 per cent to Remain 37.6 per cent, one of the few areas of London to back leaving the EU.

During a recent walkabout in Barking, Express.co.uk spoke with a number of residents who expressed concern over the impact of rising prices and bills.
"Talking about Brexit, it is a good thing to do but depends on the right timing," one man stops to tell us.
"When you consider the state of the economy at the moment, considering the standard of living that Britain's had in the last month, the party is not so good at the moment.
"It would be better if we get into Brexit at the right timing with good planning on the ground."

 

[lionellettuce]

Oh dear.

Look at moston today wow

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[Gabriel]

I don’t know what the fuss is about. Rees-Mogg explained that the benefits of Brexit might not be apparent for another fifty years, though he did admittedly confess this after the referendum result. People just have to accept their economic discomfort today and seek comfort instead in the knowledge that things will be much better when Master Sixtus Rees-Mogg takes his seat in the House.

 

[bugsyblue]

I don’t know what the fuss is about. Rees-Mogg explained that the benefits of Brexit might not be apparent for another fifty years, though he did admittedly confess this after the referendum result. People just have to accept their economic discomfort today and seek comfort instead in the knowledge that things will be much better when Master Sixtus Rees-Mogg takes his seat in the House.

As we sit in a cold house eating rationed baked beans we can at least take comfort in the control we now all have!

 

[Gabriel]

As we sit in a cold house eating rationed baked beans we can at least take comfort in the control we now all have!

That's the spirit. Don't put another bar on the fire, pop another flag on to keep warm.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

from the Express Live page... someone needs to explain to this "man in the street" ( if he exists ) Brexit isn't something we can dip in and out of - its here its now its happening its forever or until the country decides differently so the idea that now is not the time to talk about things is a Brexiteers fantasy - they need to own what they have done

1 hour ago23:04 Sean Meleady

Leave-backing Londoners voice concern over cost of living 'Brexit BUT at the right time!'​

The East London Brexit heartland of Barking, like the rest of the UK, has been hit hard by the rising cost of living.
Residents in Barking have voiced their concerns over the soaring cost of living and the burden inflation is placing on working families, the worsening financial outlook of the country even has some in the East London borough questioning whether Brexit may have come at the wrong time.
Barking backed Brexit by 62.4 per cent to Remain 37.6 per cent, one of the few areas of London to back leaving the EU.

During a recent walkabout in Barking, Express.co.uk spoke with a number of residents who expressed concern over the impact of rising prices and bills.
"Talking about Brexit, it is a good thing to do but depends on the right timing," one man stops to tell us.
"When you consider the state of the economy at the moment, considering the standard of living that Britain's had in the last month, the party is not so good at the moment.
"It would be better if we get into Brexit at the right timing with good planning on the ground."

They were conned and duped in 2016, now thanks to brexit they have the freedom to con and dupe themselves.
Hooray for freedom!

 

[East Level 2]

That's the spirit. Don't put another bar on the fire, pop another flag on to keep warm.

Think I'll write to Thinsulate and suggest they launch a range of Union flag blankets. The government would love to suggest wrapping up in them when the weather gets a bit nippy.

 

[Gabriel]

Think I'll write to Thinsulate and suggest they launch a range of Union flag blankets. The government would love to suggest wrapping up in them when the weather gets a bit nippy.

Nice touch. Front bench could wear them at PMQs when it starts getting parky. I believe Thinsulate is part of an American conglomerate, which also ties in with outsourcing, nicely done.