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Yes - to protect the value of sterling as part of a half-witted attempt at joining the Eurozone. A third of the UK either lost their jobs or even their homes in
by nbevans 5y ago
Yes - to protect the value of sterling as part of a half-witted attempt at joining the Eurozone. A third of the UK either lost their jobs or even their homes in that recession. That is what created Brexit - a whole generation scarred by a hoodwink attempt at closer integration into the European project.
- n4r9 5y agoIt's simplistic to point the finger at a single cause. Some people will say that's their reason, others will talk about immigration or regulations. The migrant impact fund being scrapped after barely a year can also be seen as a significant contributor, for example.