Thursday 4 February 2021

BREXIT BUGGERS BRITAIN

        February 4th 2021: BREXIT BUGGERS BRITAIN.

Dear Boris and the ERG,

Where is my Brexit Bonus and what are the Opportunities for me in your Brexit Sunlit Uplands?

Yours sincerely,

A Concerned Citizen and Voter.

Oxford - UK.

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City of London and Services Passporting Rights:-

https://ukandeu.ac.uk/what-does-the-brexit-trade-deal-mean-for-financial-services/

January 2021: "Meanwhile Rishi Sunak has the importance of enrolling finance into wider green economic recovery policies and supporting the development of digital finance.

He is right to note that the future of the sector is not just a London issue. It adds around £130 billion to the UK economy and 1.1 million jobs. For example, in Edinburgh around 10% of jobs are in financial and related professional services."

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https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/qanda_20_2532

On 1 January 2021, the United Kingdom will lose all the rights and obligations it had as an EU Member State and during the transition period under the Withdrawal Agreement. It will no longer benefit from seamless access to the EU Single Market and Customs Union, or from EU policies and international agreements (including its free trade agreements with other third countries).

This will create new barriers to trade in goods and services, and to cross-border mobility and exchanges that do not exist today – in both directions. While the new agreement will serve to limit disruptions compared to a situation without an agreement being in place, public administrations, businesses, citizens and stakeholders on both sides will inevitably be affected. The Commission has issued extensive guidance on how best to deal with these changes.

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Don't say we didn't warn you.


 30 November 2018

ANY BREXIT WILL COST 7.8 MILLION UK JOBS

UK BREXITS.   EUROPE ISOLATED

27th Feb 2019

UK government has revised its calculations of  the damage Brexit will do to the UK economy, increasing it to 9% of GDP (it was 8%). UK GDP (gross domestic product - all the work we do which adds value to the economy) is £1.73 trillion per year, multiply by 9% = £156 billion per year.  Convert to average  jobs at £20,000 wages per year = 7.8 million UK lost jobs - or equivalent reduction in wages. Well done ERG and Mrs May and Mr Corbyn - putting us well on our way to national bankruptcy. That will show those Brussels Bureaucrats that we Britons are not afraid of hardship. Bring it on! We survived the Blitz - and paid-off the USA War Loans.