> Maybe this has nothing to do with Brexit, but more with energy prices and Tory tax cuts. Most likely all of it. No decision is made in a vacuum, and all of t

> Maybe this has nothing to do with Brexit, but more with energy prices and Tory tax cuts. Most likely all of it. No decision is made in a vacuum, and all of them are compounding factor. In retrospect, the timing for Brexit was pretty bad (on top of it being a stupid idea badly implemented). > As far as I know, not a single doomsaying Brexit prediction has come to pass. Funny thing is, I have a hard time thinking of a prediction that did not materialise, from the fall in both imports and exports, the divergence in standards to ensure that trade will never be smooth again, the increase in red tape and bureaucracy, the government openly discussing tearing down the Good Friday agreement, the relaxing of environment protections, to the lorries queuing in Dover.