Brexit finally being recognised as one of the causes of the crises

Honestly will you ever give up this onslaught?

JenniferEccles

Honestly will you ever give up this onslaught?

Nope - I’m using my Democratic right to disagree.

No I don't think they will, it's done, albeit badly, change the blooming record! Get on with it, think about something else, stop finding all this doom and gloom everywhere.
Gransnet is not what it was!

So people are just supposed to shrug their shoulders and look the other way, are they?

I have another 35 years to go to catch up with those opposing our membership of the EU so be prepared for the long haul.

All of us who voted to Remain are perfectly entitled to voice our opinion. Especially in the light of how badly the Brexit experiment is going. It is all hitting the proverbial fan, folks.

I voted Remain but I’m not crowing with delight at the problems we are facing right now, nor am I blaming Brexit for all of them. It’s pointless to do that and a waste of energy, some positive actions are needed by far businesses and politicians to focus on how to get through the next year or so.

Teacheranne

I voted Remain but I’m not crowing with delight at the problems we are facing right now, nor am I blaming Brexit for all of them. It’s pointless to do that and a waste of energy, some positive actions are needed by far businesses and politicians to focus on how to get through the next year or so.

Totally agree with your post I also voted remain

A lot of people voted for Brexit in the hope that young people would take up the jobs done by a EU workforce. If this is going to work, and I am not convinced, you will have to give it time.
Personally, I feel we will creep back to bringing in the people we need to do jobs so unpalatable to Brits.. Boris is banking on the hope that if you pay people enough to do unpopular jobs, all will be well. I doubt it.

The BBC have mentioned it loads of times! Just a few weeks ago, they mentioned it in a list of three things that have affected the HGV deliveries:
1. Covid
2. Brexit
3. Natural turnover of drivers.

That’s just one example.

Teacheranne

I voted Remain but I’m not crowing with delight at the problems we are facing right now, nor am I blaming Brexit for all of them. It’s pointless to do that and a waste of energy, some positive actions are needed by far businesses and politicians to focus on how to get through the next year or so.

Good post ?

Who on earth is 'crowing with delight' wow!

So we are just supposed to put our head in the sand and sing lalalalalalala and let them continue to destroy all the wonderful things this amazing country is about.

NO!

It's entirely personal choice as to how one reacts to difficulties caused by Brexit. I don't think it's a good thing to let Leave voters think that we're all happy about Brexit because they don't hear our voice when there are problems. Others feel differently.

No-one is obliged to read our posts.

I voted Remain and I am appalled at the mess the country is in now. Some of it is due to Brexit itself, and those who never believed the assurances about easy oven-ready deals are entitled to remember that now.

Other problems are as bad as they are because first the urge to 'Get Brexit done' and then to look for BJ yes-men has filled the Cabinet with political lightweights.

Whitewavemark2

The BBC who has not mentioned Brexit at all for months has it appears finally opening the dam and no longer editing out any mention of the issue.

Business after business blaming Brexit for the crises.

Something we knew now being confirmed.

Whitewavemark2. Did you forget to take your medicine again?

winterwhite

I voted Remain and I am appalled at the mess the country is in now. Some of it is due to Brexit itself, and those who never believed the assurances about easy oven-ready deals are entitled to remember that now.

Other problems are as bad as they are because first the urge to 'Get Brexit done' and then to look for BJ yes-men has filled the Cabinet with political lightweights.

This^^ ??

Brexit was not a Tory policy - if you recall Cameron didn't want it, neither did Teresa May. Who wanted it? The British public. This is democracy! Took a number of years to bring in and many businesses made adjustments, where possible. As a nation we now need to adapt. For instance, nearly half of young people go to University so perhaps many of these could help with the harvesting over summer.

Oh good grief...

Bring back National Service, that's the ticket.

Kali2

Who on earth is 'crowing with delight' wow!

So we are just supposed to put our head in the sand and sing lalalalalalala and let them continue to destroy all the wonderful things this amazing country is about.

NO!

What are you going to do, Kali2, to stop them destroying all the wonderful things this amazing country is about?

Just what are you going to do?

Of course people can complain and moan until kingdom come, but what on earth can be physically done? Do you think we'll go back into the EU if people keep complaining? We won't.

I think there is a bit of schadenfreude going on with some posters.

Teacheranne's post is spot on.

Alegrias1

Oh good grief...

Bring back National Service, that's the ticket.

They walk amongst us

I voted Remain but playing the blame game doesn't help anyone.

I think Covid & Brexit caused a perfect storm.
One OR the other would have been better managed.

AGAA4

I voted Remain but playing the blame game doesn't help anyone.

Oh it does, it really does. ??

Next election, I'll be reminding everyone whose fault this is.

Urmstongran

I think Covid & Brexit caused a perfect storm.
One OR the other would have been better managed.

You forgot to add “with a competent government”