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Here is the comment on the autumn statement sent out by Leave Means Leave, the successor to Leave.EU. It is from John Longworth, Leave Means Leave’s co-chair. We’re quoting it in full. It does not mention the OBR analysis of the impact of Brexit at all. The chancellor has made a good start on the road to making the British economy the best in the world.
Investing in infrastructure and research and development, improving access to finance – particularly for tech companies which ensures they do not have to sell out to foreign competitors, and funding for the Oxford – Cambridge expressway are all very positive announcements.
This is a solid base on which to build and crystalise the huge benefits Brexit brings to our country.
Through signature ready trade deals, tariff reduction and removal, deregulation that will feel like a tax cut for UK businesses and real tax cuts - Brexit will enable the UK economy to thrive.
The fringe benefit of Brexit is that the chancellor will have to make the UK the best country in the world to do business.
His task now is to build confidence in the UK economy. He has a golden opportunity to improve further the strong economic forecasts and make Britain thrive, thanks to Brexit.
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So, where are these signature ready trade deals ?
So, where are these tariff reductions ?
So, where is this deregulation ? Last I saw everything was going to be adopted lock stock and f***ing barrel into UK law.
If I were in charge, lying to the public whilst in public office would be a corporal offence of 20 lashes, first offence, 50 lashes second offence, hanging third offence...