The Brexit Party

[Dubbag]

Farage is very clever in that he can keep making claims about the benefits of leaving the EU, knowing he's unlikely to ever be in government to be held accountable for those claims.

I notice he has slightly changed his stance now...
He also claimed today that it would be better to delay Brexit than leave under Mr Johnson's new deal.

[boingy]

It was refreshing to hear three interviews in a row on the radio this morning who all said lets just leave and get on with it we will be fine. Its a pity those skunks in parliament cant be as positive. They believe every worst case scenario is going to happen all at once. Nutcases.

[WBA123]

It was refreshing to hear three interviews in a row on the radio this morning who all said lets just leave and get on with it we will be fine. Its a pity those skunks in parliament cant be as positive. They believe every worst case scenario is going to happen all at once. Nutcases.

A lot of them are reading this current governments own impact analysis.

For example - Operation Yellowhammer was an impact assessment conducted by the government, that said there would be shortages of food, fuel and medicine in the event of a No Deal. I'd encourage you to read it, its only a couple of pages as they released the bare minimum - only because they were forced to by law.

This Governments own modelling suggest the current FTA they are discussing will result in lower growth of 6.7%. This modelling is different to an impact assessment by the way, something which Sajid Javid won't release, for some reason. If he's not positive enough to release an impact assessment for the current Brexit deal, why should anyone else be positive?

I'm struggling to see any benefits. Feel free to enlighten me..