Quote Originally Posted by 9goals2hattricks3pen View Post
I recall quite clearly Remain supporting then Chancellor George Osborne stating a few days before The Vote "If we vote to Leave then within days he will have to slash public spending and increase taxes in an emergency Budget to tackle a £30bn "black hole"

He was in control of that and none of it happened. He lied.
A vote to remain offered us more certainty, whereas a vote to leave was the opposite.

So remainers had to forecast what they thought could happen. A prediction or forecast is different to a flat out lie. Many lies were told during the referendum. We are on opposite sides of the fence so we'll probably disagree where...

On another note, the Bank of England helped to avert a financial crisis with their actions immediately after the referendum.