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I suppose you're going to say some terrible tornado blew in from the USA and swept all our money away?

Other countries suffered, mostly to a lesser extent. We were already standing tip-toe on a high wire, we only needed any shock, this was the one that happened to hit us.

Northern Rock was the main trigger, which was definitely a home-grown problem caused by a lack of regulation on lending.
It's a nice right wing take on the situation.
 
Try starting a thread for people who want to moan about Brexit if you like. Or add to the 1000s of others that have been side-tracked by it.
PMSL...

You brought up 2016 a couple of posts ago :rolleyes:

In a nutshell, any figures are guesses, as there's no parallel universe where the UK didn't leave, lots of other things have gone on, mostly negative economically, including our massive debts. The research that squirted out whatever random number used some pretty creative analysis, involving slicing up allegedly comparable countries, somehow throwing everything into a bucket and stirring until they got a big negative number.
You're in denial over the failure like most brexiteers...

Also our governments since have been pretty bitter about the whole thing, haven't taken advantage of our new freedom and may have even deliberately scuppered our chances in the hope we return to their masters.
Always blaming anybody and anything other than the elephant in the room...

Brexit is and was always going to be a complete disaster for the UK...

But hey, you keep believing what the unicorn told you if it provides you with a comfort blanket ;)
 
You should have started a campaign, sometime before 2016. Then shut up shortly after when you lost.

Bloody democracy eh?
Yeah, brexiteers should have shut up when they lost the Europe vote years ago...

'Democracy' only when it suits you it seems :rolleyes:

Oh any by the way, we all lost in 2016!
 
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