No deal Brexit to cost 40 billion

[BlasterBates]

Even a "no deal" Brexit with all those little "add ons" JRM pontificates about will cost 40 billion

Brexit LIVE: GIVE US YOUR MONEY or its NO-DEAL threatens EU

between a rock and a hard place

[DaveB]

Even a "no deal" Brexit with all those little "add ons" JRM pontificates about will cost 40 billion

Brexit LIVE: GIVE US YOUR MONEY or its NO-DEAL threatens EU

between a rock and a hard place

That was a remarkably balanced article, I didnt actually realise it was the Express untill I got to the bottom of the page and saw the clickbait adverts and hysterical headline about the HoL.

[GreenMirror]

I won't believe it. Until I read it on the side of a bus.

[AtW]

The only “deal” will be short transition period into Oblivion in exchange for 40 bln

[BlasterBates]

The best is always the comments at the bottom:

DEEPS74 says:

When I think my hate for the EU and its acolytes has reached a peak they come along and fuel my hatred of them even further.

Yes DEEP the EU have put one over on you, have a nice day.

Lots of comments deleted no doubt because of the the expletives.

[Uncle Albert]

I won't believe it. Until I read it on the side of a bus.

[BlasterBates]

Tim Martin says no deal means free trade

In the video he says the EU keeps prices high and the UK should leave with a no deal and be like Australia:

Cost of living comparison between UK and Australia

Consumer Prices in Australia are 8.03% higher than in United Kingdom
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 10.88% higher than in United Kingdom
Rent Prices in Australia are 17.67% higher than in United Kingdom
Groceries Prices in Australia are 27.10% higher than in United Kingdom

[original PM]

Tim Martin says no deal means free trade

In the video he says the EU keeps prices high and the UK should leave with a no deal and be like Australia:

Cost of living comparison between UK and Australia

Do you think that could have something to do with the fact that Australia is on the other side of the world and therefore to deliver some food to the local schlep requires more than just putting Antoni in a 15 year old wagon and sending him through the chunnel?

[sasguru]

Do you think that could have something to do with the fact that Australia is on the other side of the world and therefore to deliver some food to the local schlep requires more than just putting Antoni in a 15 year old wagon and sending him through the chunnel?

No.

HTH, BIDI, TSLITH

[WTFH]

Do you think that could have something to do with the fact that Australia is on the other side of the world and therefore to deliver some food to the local schlep requires more than just putting Antoni in a 15 year old wagon and sending him through the chunnel?

You know that Australia isn't reliant on the UK/EU for all its food supplies? I realise you might imagine that the British Empire still exists and all commonwealth countries must buy everything from us, but it's not like that.