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- Brexit deal impact in UK is worsening, warn economists
Brexit red tape on British businesses has caused goods trade between the UK and EU to slump and the problem is getting worse, a study has warned.
Many smaller UK producers have given up exporting small amounts to the EU after facing more rules and regulations, a report by Aston University Business School has found.
Between 2021 and 2023, the study calculated that UK goods exports to the EU were down 27% and imported goods were 32% lower than where they would have been had Brexit not happened.
The report does not include the service sector, which has performed better than many experts had expected since Brexit.
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Brexit stole my European citizenship, something I will never forgive.
Same here. And since when is it "constitutional" to deprive someone of their citizenship - no matter that it might be "dual citizenship". The highest courts of the land will have to deal with this issue. Bizarrely, we might find our courts to be " in Contempt of Court"!
Mine too! 🤨😒
@@ulicadluga It's called democracy, perhaps you are too thick to understand it.
@@jasonkingshott2971 democracy TAKES rights away from people? That’s strange. First I’ve heard that.
@@jasonkingshott2971 You´re the thickie, thinking you live in a democracy.
its not just the economy, its also the reputation of the UK. Bonkers.
You think the reputation of the EU…within the EU, has not taken a hit? Remainers are bonkers cubed. 😂
@@UserUser45654 Keep coping.
@@DementiaDon Umm hold on a second. Brexit vote won. We have left the EU. I’m not coping, you are 😆
@@UserUser45654 You're deluding yourself into thinking Brexit has been beneficial when that's objectively untrue, so yea you are coping.
@@DementiaDon Brexit has been beneficial. You are deluding yourself by thinking the situation would be better within the EU. IMF 2024: UK economic growth will outperform Germany, Italy and France over the next 6 years. CEBR 2023: UK economic growth over next 15 years will exceed Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Even The Guardian reporting 15 August 2024: UK (0.6%) will beat economic growth of the Eurozone (0.3%) for important second quarter 2024. 👀
Unfortunately, I agree with you completely - and the worst part of it is that the EU is better off without the UK:
Tend to agree, except they may miss the UK's net budget contribution which was actually quite small per capita. Less than £1 per head per year?
As a 3rd country, UK and Northern Ireland [the latter more so, really], is going to learn to adopt & abide by European rules, standards & regulations without any direct say! What is the point of that? Like with the small example of bottle caps not being able to be removed. Arguably, Port Talbot steelworks collapsed because of European decisions towards "greening" the industry & rendering the old blast furnaces obsolete. All pain, NO gain!
Brexit was to Britain ,what the iceberg was to the Titanic.
The irony ?! :-(
A very apt annology.
I will use myself, in future, if I may.
Except in the Brexit scenario ... the Titanic was actively searching for an iceberg to smash into
Only- the iceberg was an accident and tragic thing no one wanted.
Brexit was like 52% of titanic passengers steering deliberately intk the iceberg because they thought it would liberate them or something
@@williampatrickfagan7590 Yes , please feel free. Willian Patrick Fagan.
Yes we continue on in this stupid bloody brexit nightmare, totally bonkers.
The near 40 billion for an app that didnae even work, you would think they could track or trace that cash, do ye see what I done there, stupid uk governments 🏴🏴
This exactly.
that money would easily fill the 22 billion blackhole, and then some...
@@gordonizatt6252 Even my dog pointed out that you cannot base a track and trace system on Bluetooth. Only a moron, or perhaps a fraudster, would claim you can.
The most profitable Tory heist of this century so far and yet the police and labour government seem too spineless and timid to investigate.
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 You can spend money only once! You have to make decisions.
You can either heat the home of a pensioner during winter or increase the accounts of some Tory friend in a tax paradise with the same money, not both 😙😙
His tour to some European capitals isn't wielding much success Many "unelected Brussels bureaucrats" consider not-in-my-lifetime Starmer to be just another Tory, albeit more polite. Frau von der Leyen has postponed meeting Starmer. Apparently, she has more important matters to deal with.
Cameron tried that in 2014, didn't do anything and we ended up in the mess we are in thanks to mainly Theresa May followed by Johnson. The country has been sold down the Swanee by vile politicians who will go down in history as 'Quislings'( Norway WWII).
I think EU matters will take priority to demands from "foreign" countries ... plenty to do instead of listening to someone peddling their cheddar cheese and after eight mints
No cherry picking, exceptionalism permeated whether Tory or Labour.
Dont worry they meet at Davos
I still see post after post from the English saying how great the uk is doing compared to the EU. The denial is thick with the leavers..
People don't like being proven wrong, and much less admitting it.
@@flybywire5866 Yeh just ask a Labour voter
How is the eu economy please tell me
@@terryj50 Here you go.
The UK left he EU on the first of February 2020.
The GDP of the EU has grown from $15,69 trillion in 2019 to $18,35 trillion in 2023, a growth of 20,78% despite losing an economy worth $2,85 trillion.
The GDP of the UK has grown from $2,85 trillion in 2019 to $3,34 trillion in 2023, a growth of 17,19%.
(source World Bank)
@@tomvanaarle2622 tell
Me the growth of this year please to the eu. How is it doing.
Some extremely wealthy conservatives made mountains of money from BREXIT: Does anything else matter?
EU to UK: We won't even shed ONE thought about the UK applying for membership before she hasn't shouted MEA CULPA at least 3 times ! So far we have a feeling there is too little regret and too much moaning !
Only 0.001% of the population in the EU are interested in this.
So true! The EU are better of with countries that WANT rather than NEED to join. Also, and I will die on this hill! The UK is´nt a country but a Union. And therefore should´nt be able to rejoin as a single country.
@@clausjensen5658 isn't / shouldn't
@@Michael_from_EU_Germany You have nothing better to add to this than pointing out bad spelling ?
@@clausjensen5658 That's not intelligent, child. You're answering the other one, so it's stupid to say "You have nothing ...".
Russia funded Brexit to screw you guys :/, this is heart breaking. All the best from Poland
That is wrong. The founders of Brexit are the rich. The rich who own almost all the media. The rich who own 100% of the Tory party and 99% of the Labour party.
The Russians joined the team later.
@@Michael_from_EU_GermanyI don't know where you're getting that twaddle from.
@@happy.uk.patriot In the summer of 2012, Sergey Nalobin, a senior diplomat, whose father was an FSB general and whose brother also worked for the Russian intelligence agency, hosted a party at the Russian Embassy establishing the Conservative Friends of Russia. For three years, as donations from Russian oligarchs increased, he befriended senior Conservatives and their contacts, and particularly those associated with what would become the official Vote Leave campaign to exit the EU, including Boris Johnson, John Whittingdale and Matthew Elliott.
Seems likely considering how abysmally easy it is to influence the far right.
You got brains to think yourself, isn’t?
they should just confiscate all the fortunes of the tory cronies who have gotten richer over the past 14 years
The Rightwing wanted to be Isolationist and they got it
It's a pity no one could foresee it ... ah, you mean, it's not the first time in history? Ah, but did anyone check if that worked before, isolationism? Ah, it never did, especially not in the current world with dependencies for produce from all over the world? Well bugger me, they never put that on that red bus (350 million quid it said? for the NHS?) Sad, so sad
From another angle Brexit stole my dream of living in Scotland . All my assets and income would have been spent there. Greetings from NL.
I agree 1000 percent Marcus
It’s only gonna get worse until the uk rejoins the customs union and freedom of movement to build trade and get outside revenue.
No more offered outside EU.
The only way to rejoin common market and freedom of movement is to ask to join the EU ! And the EU can accept or deny !
It may come as a rude surprise but EU and UK are already in the free trade agreement. No customs allowed between EU and UK. It did not help. It's just a small part of the puzzle.
I suspect that until the Conservatives are in favor of rejoin, the EU won't take the UK seriously. Yes, most of the parties are in favor of rejoin. But the Conservatives are not and the thought that no matter the current government, eventually the Conservatives will return and they'll want to leave. Because, after all, "they need us more than we need them". Right? And no matter that some (unknown) number of Conservatives do want to rejoin. Johnson wanted the party to pledge to "Leave". So they did. Because they fear Reform UK. Not the LibDems. Yes, they're idiots. But they are the "loyal opposition".
But on the plus side, there are the BLUE passports. And sewage in rivers. So .... Brexit Benefits seem clear.
Free trade - yes.....political union - NO!
When at any point in time the UK conservatives are in favor of rejoin, the EU must be extremly cautious to see through their motivation, as Tory UK only cares about money and power. For themselves ofc.
Forget the REjoin meme... it doesnot exist. It is all from scratch , meeting the Copenhagen Criteria amongst others. It is called " Application to start Negotiations to Join". Also the Application to start talking is not self evident . The lobsided interpretation by UK to keep on considering the EU as an orchard of low hanging fruit with privileges to be first to pounce on it stands in the way of future rapprochement. Not willing or able to recognize the Project Europa , instead repeatingly redefining it as a mere market at your disposal , will prepare the UK the ultimate path down to full agonizing demise , morally , culturally , economically , and it will be beyond humiliating to crawl back up that slippery slope again , possibly to meager avail.
The previous leader of the LP was anti EU.
The present deputy leader said she would vote against "rejoin" if there was a second referendum.
We in the EU are not interested in your party politics.
Brexit was the best thing to happen to the EU. There is no question of UK membership of the EU being considered for half a century, at least.
Most of the parties? Labour is not even pro rejoin. The EU doesn't take neither Tory nor Labour seriously. Labour is happy with Brexit, it brought them back to power and they can blame everything on the Tory's Brexit. Also Labour is against globalism and the limits of state intervention by the EU. Blair was pro EU and that didn't lasted into his second term.
Neither will Brexit be reversed, nor will Scotland become independent in the foreseeable future.
The bloody annoying thing for Scotland voting remain on the 2014 independence referendum, was the 2016 Brexit referendum taking us out of Europe. If we had known about a Brexit referendum, that would take us out of Europe, the Independence vote would have been a Yes result. It beggars belief that we closed the doors to our main customers.
What happened to our world beating G P S satilight system,
our world beating trade deals ,
has boris lied to us just asking the question ?
Ummmmmm🤥
@AllShortsPolitics if your stupid enough 2 believe a tory politician let alone a lying piece of shit like birus then u git ur karma the rest of us suffer
If life is much better in Poland than in the UK in ten years I think it will convince a lot of voters. Britain needs a positive post-Brexit plan, Tony Blair has some ideas. The only British political party that I saw who had a positive campaign in the election were the Greens. Labour is weak on ideas and the British economy is flat-lining, just more austerity and hoping things will get better looks a bit bleak to me.
Unfortunately there is no way out of the Brexit mess, the uk, sadly, is doomed.
Who knows the splendid allure of Polish cities big and small can only fall silent in humble shame in the UK. And Poland is just running up to higher grounds. Sic transit gloria. Greetings from NL
Poland is better already now and they have a proper democracy and not such an idiotic 18th century semi-democracy.
Having lived in both countries I've seen how Poland has gone from economic strength to strength in the recent past. Encouraging investment from international companies has only been possible as wages are kept lower than the rest of the EU (the downside) . Even with a change of government things are expected to get better with GDP growth and comparable inflation and interest rates to western Europe. It's also safer by and large compared to the UK, non of that tension and polarisation we have in the UK. Poland has its own domestic immigration issues ( about a million Ukrainian refugees) and threats of illegal migration on the Belarusian border, plus judicial and social issues. But overall, it's a great place. Brits are always welcome 🇬🇧🇵🇱🇪🇺
@@andrzejdziadul6022 Poland needs babies!! It has the lowest birth rate in Europe, so it needs to incentivise young people. All of Europe has a low birth rate. It may explain why EU countries had no issues opening its borders to Ukranians.
I think Spain would want to have a say on the future of Gibraltar If the UK was to consider re-joining the EU, this is why it is a very very longshot.
Maybe Cyprus would like to have a talk as well!
@@marinusvos that did cross my mind!
Gibraltar is just Spanish. Since 2016, Gibraltar has been seeking closer and closer accommodation to Spain by necessity. The supply lines are through the Spanish mainland. The same contours are immersing and integrating the North-South relationship in Ireland too. The economies in the Single Market are too big!
Exactly Marcus, it is about time British politicians (Starmer, Sunak, Truss, Johnson,...) learn how the EU works. It has a certain domain of competence where each state has to abide by the rules and trade is part of this. So WHY Starmer is wasting his time trying to persuade member states (Germany, France, Italy,..) to strike a trade deal with the UK. For all these years, haven't they learned that elementary deal (like all the deals with Swizerland) are totally out of question. Is it because of highly superior morals in EU states? No this is because any breach of contract could cost (yes even Germany) an arm and leg.
So why are all these dwarf UK politicians refuse to look at truth in the eye? The only way to CU and SM is by JOINING which most refuse in the UK. Very well, your choice. We don't care and we even are not over-enthusiastic of the possible UK return to the EU.
That's wrong.
And the 8 thumbs-uppers don't know what it's about either.
1.
Only part of the trade was transferred to the EU, not all of it.
2.
So the UK can make bilateral deals with any of the 27 EU states on the part that hasn't been transferred to the EU.
3.
Starmer and Scholz explicitly referred to this in the press conference.
4.
You write as if the entire delegation needs YOUR help. To think that is ridiculous. Are you 10 years old?
@@Michael_from_EU_Germany What is ridicule is a n English Brexiter, who fled to Germany coming to teach us Europeans things. Go, hide yourself.
Why do they need to the uk is not in the eu.
its okay, i am not a Brit or in the UK....
i like to have a good laugh and they giving me so many in the last years and i am sure,
for the next 50 years, i will keep laughing!
It's entertaining but at the same time it is also sad.
47 years and 107 days +/- a few to find those Elusive Brexit dividends
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@@derekmulready1523 And UK gave away £400B to Brussels during those 47 wasted years.
@@AlexGys9 don't worry, they "knew" what they voted for.
every things fine in the UK, it's just old people moaning, they wan't everyone to work for nothing just to support them!
Its heartbreaking
I just cannot work out how I'm going to escape this prison.
Maybe NZ... You can become a Pop n Mom investor with a Portfolio of suckables .Or take over a failed Take Away.( Tajk Awway) , or learn to work with Wire number 6.
You got any Irish in You?
Donald Trump has a similar problem in the near future.😂
@@tonivaripati5951 Can't go that route.
The level of misunderstanding of EU in UK is amazing.
From inside, the EU sets base regulations which are accepted across the continent.
From the outside every single country has its own regulation and forms in their own language.
And trade policy is set by EU, not member states - so visiting capitals is great, but will not change the TCA
instead of testing on animals, can we test on Nigel Farrage? or Lord Frost?
Very sadly, as a EU resident, I needed to stop ordering stuff from the UK. Double taxation, increased postage costs and delivery times made it unreasonable, no matter how great British goods can be ;(
@@AB-li1eo agreed. Ordering from UK into Germany takes weeks (customs checks and delays) and costs more. Such a shame 😞
Britain is done ,the last one out turn of the lights
It’s pissing against the wind 😮😢😢😢
Glad I moved to Ireland five years ago.
Shame the remainers won’t move
I feel your pain mate. I feel the same. I moved to the EU after the vote. You can never say never, but I do not want to live in the UK again. Please keep up the good work. Thank you.
Why are people afraid to talk bad about Brexit?
No Idea 🤔
I wish there was something I could do about all of this… I was born an EU citizen and had it stripped away as soon as I turned 18, with absolutely no say in the matter… completely out of my control.
EU citizen?
At the end of 1999, this Brit took a chance on a work opportunity in Germany. Talk about providence. Greetings from Düsseldorf in 2024.
Hello Wally . Wiser than most
I exported myself. I'm now Italian. Don't regret it at all and I shall not return . And Starmer insists that the UK will not join the single market or the customs union. Until the UK is forced to, of course.
And what many people don't seem to understand is that what is happening is merely the beginning of an ongoing process. Economics is frighteningly simple, in the sense that, from a point of view of the mechanisms and factors that influence how an economy "behaves" and "exists", in fact, it is possible to predict what "will happen" to an economy with precision. , at least within a future time of 5 to 10 years.
Using a simple analogy, we must understand economies as buckets full of water, with water being the flow of the business and wealth of the economy. The water in the United Kingdom's bucket has numerous obstacles to exporting/and now importing to/from the European Union, and also to markets outside the European Union. The obstacles to "UK water" flowing into the European Union are regulations, fees, paperwork, time, staff costs and said paperwork, including regulations in the UK itself.
Let's add to these factors the fact that the United Kingdom has no influence whatsoever on decisions in the European Union, nor are absolutely any European Union decisions taken taking into account the United Kingdom factor, unless the European Union gains more from it than the United Kingdom.
The obstacles to "UK water" flowing to markets outside the European Union, such as the USA, Australia and others, are geographic, logistical, and also the regulations, paperwork and the will of all these markets, and also the regulations from the United Kingdom itself. What is the difference between exporting or importing across the world and across the channel? The time and costs required end up being even more expensive and cumbersome than simply admitting that the United Kingdom has to "do" what the European Union tells them to do, if the European Union cares enough to even "talk" to the United Kingdom.
It is time for UK citizens, businesses, politicians and society to admit what they have done, this is the first step towards alleviating the effects; It's also time for the UK government to start taking note of the European Union's (daily!) decisions on all aspects of trade, production and even political stance.
And this dependence, which has nothing to do with the "Victorian" interpretation of sovereignty, will be a permanent factor for decades to come, and the sooner the United Kingdom realizes this, the better for its citizens.
This is what happens to economies that are near larger economies, just look at Mexico and the US.
And the UK bucket has a hole in it.
@@SonOfViking Exactly.
@@SonOfViking it's no longer a bucket - it's more like a blydi colander 😡
The collunder made in France .
It would not surprise me that Albania gets into the EU before the UK rejoins.
Albania would be a far more constructive and trustworthy member than the UK ever was.
Mars will get into the EU before the UK does.
Like a "Church of federal Europe", the EU is the graveyard of European nations. The EU surrounds itself with the dead bodies of its victims.
@@marinusvosand why not? Mars is a lifeless wasteland. Just perfect for the EU.
@@EsemptiusUkraine has applied for CPTPP accession.
My prediction? Ukraine will get into the CPTPP while the EU is still trying to get out of reverse gear.
That's what you voted for. Some of us warned that Brexit would be a disaster but there was a belief in magic.
You will understand why we do not want such a failed country back.
Yes, I understand but it's never a good thing to have a failed state like the uk 26 miles of your norther coast. As a person unfortunate enough to be british I'm utterly ashamed of the behaviour of people like the ERG, Farage and his UKIP/Brexit party/Reform uk Ltd. I've lost my business, cannot afford to travel to Europe as I have three dogs but voted to remain and didn't vote for either of the uk's main parties as they are both stuck in the mid 20th century. I lived and worked in Greece, Germany, and France. Yes, the EU isn't perfect but only a moron would want to be a cold, damp rock desperately trying to pretend all is well while it crumbles outside the EU.
@@PurityVendetta "Yes the EU isn't perfect". I'm fed up with hearing this defensive nonsense. Of course the EU isn't perfect. Can you list me organisations that you think are perfect? The UN? WTO? NATO? But only when it comes to the EU you start by saying it "isn't perfect". And English people are also too stupid to understand that a "perfect" organisation doesn't understand. The day the EU will be perfect for me, it won't be for millions of others.
@@EsemptiusYou don't seem to have understood Purity Vendetta's comment. 🤔
Neither the UK or the EU can abandon the TCA because of Northern Ireland.
They can. The arrangements for NI are in the Withdrawal Agreement, not the TCA.
Living outside uk. But collect model railways. Hornby etc. not worth ordering from uk based company’s anymore , yes u don’t pay the vat. But the post costs and the import duties my end are way too high also already paid the uk company for the post, but post this end also charges a handling fee as they collect the import duty . Totally nuts. Example. A £79 small loco. Paid £16 post to uk company. Then had to pay €20 import duty and. Further €6 handling fee.
Why not use the model shops in Ireland. Marks. Or there is another one in Eniskillen Northern Ireland. Just a Quick journey across the Border.
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@@derekmulready1523 good call. 👍
Rich men making a pranks and bets. Now a hole country suffers...
.... because some people have finally realised that a country cannot just rely on an economy made up of Financial Services - this is ridiculous that some thought this was even possible.
And as a country we don't 'make' things anymore. Well, ok we do.....but we don't have a large-scale manufacturing base that we once had. Such things are vital if a country is to sustain itself independently of a Trading Bloc, for the next three, four or more decades.
But the delusion was, and still is real, unfortunately. It's still very real. And so is the harsh reality of what Brexit actually means.
You forgeT house flipping by greedoes and Pop n Mom pundit SME 'S. All anglo places revolve around hous flippage .
Britain is now a rule taker not a rule maker.
UK makes its own rules.
The EU has made over 800 rules since we left.
@@happy.uk.patriot It didn't. Name some!
@@marinusvos the UK governs its own food standards through the FSA.
The UK prohibits hormone fed meat and poultry. That is UK law. FSA has always been more stringent than EU over food standards.
@@marinusvos The UK refused Australia, New Zealand and Canadian requests for their hormone fed meat and poultry. You can read hansard to confirm that.
@@marinusvos The UK has banned
Live transport of livestock for slaughter
Super trawlers in the UK EEZ.
The UK has established the Maritime Licensing Organisation and implemented fines and penalties for EU vessels in breach.
You cannot conduct fishing in UK EEZ unlicensed.
Well is it really to late for some of the UK? To be fair the UK is´nt a country but a union. Perhaps Wales and Scotland could leave the UK and join(rejoin) the EU as independant countries. Seems only fair they get the chance of choosing their future considering the situation.
As for everyone: it takes 10 to 20 years.
Have you ever heard of the Copenhagen Criteria? Learn!
No , this criteria are for others. And learning , from the uk , they presume ....
@@Michael_from_EU_Germany Not sure this comment is for me ? But I suppose I should have taken the time to explain the whole , join/rejoin process of this idea in a 3000 word report in the comment section of a youtube video....
@@clausjensen5658 To summarise: You are too stupid to know the facts and too lazy to learn them.
I'm never getting tired of Brexit.
You love putin's brexshit??
Yea , izznt it funniest biggly in its own state of lingering?
No Sir. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Has in the Parlance of a Medical Professional.
You have *Flatlined*
There is a single Tone being emitted from the Exchequer.
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Start copying laws from the Nordic countries.
First constitution.
they cant, some are in the EU or EFTA countries, they cant be an example for the UK!
Brits are special, all they want is to be treated special....
sadly, they are not special to us in the EU!
just stupid!
@@verttikoo2052 Written constitution with a powerful independent court to protect it!!
But then for a written constitution you need a society in which the bigger players (regions, parties, private economy, unions...) have to agree upon the future of the country at least in most important points.
We have the strongest supreme court ever. It is called the Parliament. It is the highest court. We select the jury in elections.
@@verttikoo2052 banning of burkas, can't see that going down well with the socialists
never mind labour will now take the blame for the mess,, while doing nothing to change anything,, after all that is there job in our political system, we need a governmant that taxes wealth and rejoins till then its going down like the titanic
It will take the UK 2-5 decades to join the EU again, so why blame Starmer!
@@marinusvos starmer is not to blame at all.. but labour will be blamed for it and further decline, they are there to diserpate your anger. and do and change nothing
@@robertallen591 Why blame labour for something they can't do anything about?
Sorry... you had gullible when Faradge told you fairy tales . I'm European woman and happy to be.
17:08 "We need a study" - Absolutely. And, surely such a study must be the most consequential study ever undertaken in this country. How long will Starmer make us wait for this momentous undertaking? There needs to be a single petition to demand a study of Brexit that covers every single person affected. An incredible, but necessary undertaking.
Brexit , the economic version of calling your girlfriend by your ex girlfriends name .
What hurts the most is Australians laughing at us for shooting ourselves in the foot. Ouch!
Totally agree with you
But, but but,
Do they not needed us more than we need them?
Was Farage etc speaking bollpxollogy then?
Don’t worry…the United States will save you. 🙄🙄🙄
Pre koho bol dobrý BREXIT ? Pre nadnárodné korporácie a totalitné režimy aby oslabili silu a vplyv EU
This referendum should never have taken place. Emotions are not good advisors.
Nothing whatsoever to do with shutting down the country for months . No just Brexit
It's so much worse than this Marcus. The uk is dying socially as brexit began the fractures that have led to a fragmented society, see the recent mindless riots! Culturally, the arts, music etc have been damaged by the removal of freedom of movement of artists, performers and musicians.
The damage to the economy is permanent, businesses like mine have collapsed as we sell actual products not 'services'. Supply lines have restructured to cut out the uk and none of this will ever come back. Unfortunately, as time goes on the uk's economy and society will deteriorate and no matter what the uk won't be able to meet the criteria to apply to join.
Personally I've lost so much including my European citizenship which I believed was a right that couldn't be taken away on the whim of knuckle draggers, gammony pensioners and grifting politicians who it hasn't affected. I just want to leave by any means possible as I could never trust the uk's stupid and ignorant electorate nor could I trust any strain of government as our two main parties are both stuck somewhere in the mid 20th century. I mean, look at our ridiculous faux medieval parliamentary system and parliament.
The bit that the die hard brexiteers miss is that the EU won't have it back... you're over and out 😢
What people also don’t realise is the massive administrative cost of leaving the EU. E.g. I work for HMRC and tens of millions have been spent on changing policy, IT, border control processes which have also impacted the general trader. We’ve frequently had to call in contractors for their expertise to work alongside us on these projects and they charge an eye watering amount per hour and all funded by the taxpayer- and for what benefit? People voted for reduced immigration really which should have been addressed differently- I feel they threw the baby out with the bath water here 🤷🏻♀️
Please tell us of any channels in the EU, either TV or YT, where Brexit is still a topic on a weekly basis, if you know of any. Excluding any UK channels (Uk is in Europe but not in the EU). Thank you.
Labour is a Brexit party and Scotland is not amused.
You are right. Stay safe in the meanwhile
Brexit... the UK's biggest "shot in the foot" of all time.. The Hari Kiri of referendum politics and the will of the people.. so lucky to have left the UK in and not have to be there to live through the mess.
I recently realized there are no pro Brexit channels on YT any more, how comes…and Farage is still in the UK.
Brexit is an event that took place at precisely 2300GMT 31st Jan 2020.
Leave voters and supporters are not interested in anti brexit obsessions. There are leave supporting spaces on Q or A. YT is not conducive to long dialogues.
Brexit is done. We've left the EU. Why would leave voters and supporters want to engage in such discussions? We've heard enough. Frankly.
You don’t need a study to tell you what went wrong. UKIP and Tories told voters the EU was going to take away Winston Churchill and Spitfires if they didn’t vote to Leave. So they voted Leave. To feel superior.
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As a foreigner I'm curious to know: brexit was good to whom? It looks like none got anything good out of it
Politicians lads there liars
14:20 - The "detrimental effect" of Brexit can most clearly be shown in "individual" cases. Much as an MP or a Member of the House of Lords might bring up the case of a particular constituent in parliamentary debate, it is more poignant to see the real life effects of Brexit rather than GDP or trade figures - not withstanding that economic statistics condemn Brexit in any case.
Karma,…..glad i left for a better life for me,….
Food quality is diving, shortages will become more pronounced. I would stockpile what you can.
We import too much and rely on apples from New Zealand instead of growing and manufacturing here.
Our steel industry has been decimated, the public purse raided by Tory PPE contracts in the billions, 35 billion on track and trace, cancelled HS2.
It will get worse.
I have no problems in London with either quality or availability. What are you talking about?
THIS FELLOW IS GOOD.
DEMOCRACY?
FIRST PAST THE POST
2 PARTY SYSTEM IS
NOT DEMOCRATIC.
BREXIT = BREXSHIT.
PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
ASAP.
David Baxter.
"IT BEGGARS BELIEF"
ABSOLUTELY...
You look old enough to remember Britain entering the Common Market. Remember the upheaval that caused, and for how long.
I agree that a study needs to be done. It would have been even better if an extensive study were done prior to offering up the referendum in 2016. There should have been a government-coordinated study, using highly respected economists from around the world to provide tangible estimates of the impact that would happen if Brexit went through. Maybe the voters would have still kicked themselves in the teeth, but at least the information battle would not have been left up to the Farage marketing scam.
But that would require a time machine, so there's nothing left but to look forward with the current economic outlook.
We haven't ever completed Brexit, let alone set about naking it work!
Thatcherism and reaganomics killed everything.
USA immigration gave us economic growth and lowered inflation
Brexit was unprecedented. Nobody knew the consequences and now everybody has 20/20 hindsight.
Blame the young for not voting and blame the politician for "lying". It won't get Britain anywhere.
Right now Britain are suffering the short term effects. Long term it might, hopefully, be different.
Norway's doing well without EU membership, so it's perfectly possible.
And anyone thinking Europe doesn't need the UK, needs to go back to school.
Government...honesty. Ooft!
Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
No exaggeration that I can see and Brexit hasn't finished its work yet. Not by a long chalk!
Marcus why are you worried about Brexit Britain after all you live in France
If I were you I would be getting on with life and forget about Brexit.
His family is in brexitannia.
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Stop complaining. Spend your time on something useful. Learn Spanish, German, French or Italian - or farming.
When the TCA comes up for review, what'll most likely happen is that the portions the UK still hasn't bothered to implement will simply be struck out and the corresponding trade reverts to WTO rules.
The EU needs to comply with Chapter 3 of the TCA and only apply SPS checks that have a rational scientific basis.
@@aleph8888 Like the UK still not checking incoming stuff from third countries and thus being unable to vouch for its sanitary or phytosanitary status?
With a little bit of luck the whole deal gets cancelled.
EXACTLY... that is ALWAYS the case at non-compliance . Further footnote : even LESS potential damage remedying.
@@aleph8888 IIRC Chapter 3 of the TCA is about Rules of Origin, not SPS checks!
Yep, and you have voted for....😒🙄😐😲
This is heartbreaking to hear,
Uk pubblic debt 100% PIL Jan 2024...
It would be nice if we had a government with the balls to exploit the oportunities that brexit provides.
What opportunities?
Oh, my. So England is dead now? I was supposed to visit London in just a few weeks. What am I gonna do? 🇬🇧🤡
Good..
Agree 💯%
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2016. I'm not sure what was in the water, BUT it was international. People of the UK and people of the US loss their collective minds. Thanks Russia. Of course karma is knocking on Russias door even as we speak. Sorry mate, your Country is going to suffer for quite awhile. Lets collectively hope that Trump doesn't worm his way back into the halls of power. Or the worlds economy will worsen even from what you're suffering now, from Brexit. Fingers crossed!
Excellent video! Well said, and I sadly agree with you.
We didn’t get Brexit we got Boris 🤔
You voted to leave the EU. You left the EU. Stop lying.
Even your dog knows you are right….