> Practically speaking, the UK is completely screwed when it gets to choose who to trade with post-brexit Despite the best efforts of whoever to run the countr

> Practically speaking, the UK is completely screwed when it gets to choose who to trade with post-brexit Despite the best efforts of whoever to run the country down the UK is and will remain a rich, advanced country, a world leader in many areas, still blessed with ample natural resources, one of the world's most attractive countries for inward investment, a significant tourist destination, and with a population that loves to spend its money making it an attractive marketplace. None of these things are going to change just because France has got it's knickers in a twist about no longer being able to bleed the UK dry to fund the stupid common agricultural policy.