Looking forward to deregulation after Brexit?

[Old Greg]

FTFY


Remainer Brexit scares and reality – POLITICO





unfortunately even the beeb has to grudgingly agree Boris was correct despite dressing it up

GBP350 million EU claim "a clear misuse of official statistics" - Full Fact



so the bill is £350 but we negotiated a discount that the EU would love to withdraw.

Fascinating that you are still defending this. Quick question for you:

Does the UK send the EU £350 million per week?

[meridian]

Fascinating that you are still defending this. Quick question for you:

Does the UK send the EU £350 million per week?

[original PM]

London Capital & Finance: £236m firm collapses
London Capital & Finance: GBP236m firm collapses - BBC News



And financial deregulation is exactly what Brexiters have been campaigning for.

Thousands of people who invested in a high-risk bond scheme marketed as a "Fixed Rate ISA" fear they have lost everything after the company collapsed.

So what happened did someone advertise an ISA incorrectly?

Why is this anything other than a few wide boys thinking they are going to take a risk and make a lot of money but fail?

And what has that got to do with brexit?

[Eirikur]

FTFY
so the bill is £350 but we negotiated a discount that the EU would love to withdraw.

No it isn't, it already includeds the discount and approx. 50% comes back in subsidies to build roads in rural Wales and to prop up farmers (all of these have voted in majority for brexit and will soon start to complain they have no money anymore because the remaining brexit dividend was promised to the NHS on the side of the bus)