It's not as pathetic as constantly asking questions that you know cannot be answered on a forum like this, it doesn't matter what I think. I don't have a say in it:roll:
Of course the questions can be asked on a forum like this. We have a choice of either:
Applying for single market membership, in which case we keep all the free trade agreements, the City Of London keeps its passport (so it can continue to export services to the EU), but we accept free movement of labour and continue to pay (probably increased) EU contributions.
or:
We don't do this,we trash our services and manufacturing industries causing any almighty recession, disproportionately hitting the C2DE demograph that voted for Brexit, although we are free to "control our borders" and of our EU contributions (tiny as they are compared with the economic damage caused by these options).
So do you agree with the views of
Tory Brexiteer Daniel Hannan, who obviously strongly favours the first option and expects EU migration to continue unchanged? From noises eminating from the Vote.Leave group this may well be their preferred option.
Or the second option, undoubtably favoured by UKIP ("we're going to have a recession in a couple of years anyway" Farage?)
In my opinion the lack of a plan before the vote before the vote just showed up the paucity of the arguments of the Leave camp. To say you have no preferred plan now you've won beggars belief.
