I personally think leave voters should pay all the costs associated with brexit. If that’s what they wanted and truly believe “the cost is worth it for sovereignty…. There should be a “brexit sovereignty” deduction directly from their pay slip/pension
Did Brexit cause it?
Russian roulette at best (Nigel Farage did that and won unfortunately) but we the taxpayers are going to handing over a whole human (in terms of money spent on the EU…just for leaving 🤬) I hate bozo fartage
I’ll take ‘floppy haired cunts in No.10’ for a 1000
Can we just send the bill to Nigel?
What’s Brexit and what’s the governments incompetent handling of Brexit… who knows
It’s time to rejoin the EU. Before our country falls apart for good.
Time to re do a referendum.
On the flip side, if the pound appreciates against the euro, the bill gets smaller.
Where was the London Economic article in March talking about how the Brexit bill had shrunk after the pound rallied 12% against the euro from the previous year?
FX markets are inherently noisy, the pound is notably stronger now against the euro than it was in 2017-2020. Whether the bill is getting larger or smaller in £ terms depends on where you set the reference period.
Nigel Farage: If Brexit is a disaster I’ll go and live abroad
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I personally think leave voters should pay all the costs associated with brexit. If that’s what they wanted and truly believe “the cost is worth it for sovereignty…. There should be a “brexit sovereignty” deduction directly from their pay slip/pension
Did Brexit cause it?
Russian roulette at best (Nigel Farage did that and won unfortunately) but we the taxpayers are going to handing over a whole human (in terms of money spent on the EU…just for leaving 🤬) I hate bozo fartage
I’ll take ‘floppy haired cunts in No.10’ for a 1000
Can we just send the bill to Nigel?
What’s Brexit and what’s the governments incompetent handling of Brexit… who knows
It’s time to rejoin the EU. Before our country falls apart for good.
Time to re do a referendum.
On the flip side, if the pound appreciates against the euro, the bill gets smaller.
Where was the London Economic article in March talking about how the Brexit bill had shrunk after the pound rallied 12% against the euro from the previous year?
FX markets are inherently noisy, the pound is notably stronger now against the euro than it was in 2017-2020. Whether the bill is getting larger or smaller in £ terms depends on where you set the reference period.
Nigel Farage: If Brexit is a disaster I’ll go and live abroad