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Not from money saved by leaving though.

• mike_hearn 4mo ago
  Yes, from money saved by leaving. EU membership cost would have been a fair bit higher than £350M/week by now as it's GDP indexed, even. Or what are you trying to argue here? You expected tax pounds to have colours, that there was some separate bank account labelled "EU funds"?
  • tim333 4mo ago
    > various economic analyses estimate that the broader, ongoing cost of Brexit to the UK economy ranges between £100 billion and £140 billion due to reduced trade and investment >Britain's national debt is growing at a faster pace than any country in the world except Botswana,
    • mike_hearn 4mo ago
      The various economic analyses are wrong, please see my other comments in this thread about that. The national debt is certainly very bad, but that's because the country elected a very left wing government. It's not related to Brexit.