Brexit meddling

THE latest plot to subvert Brexit has been revealed (Mail). Since 17.4 million people voted to leave the EU, attempts to overturn the referendum result haven’t stopped.

There have been claims that Brexit would cost £20 billion every year in customs tariffs and Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, regularly shroud waves about the doom and gloom of Brexit only to be proved wrong by the latest statistics on the economy, stock exchange and employment figures.

Remainer financiers, MPs, Lords and luvvies have one thing in common: the status quo has served them very well. Wanting to ignore a vote because the elite doesn’t agree with it sets a dangerous precedent that could persuade many people to stop voting.

Are industrialists bothered about unchecked immigration into the UK? No, because it gives them a pool of cheap labour, ignoring the stresses on schools, hospitals and housing.

T. WILSoN, Sheffield. THERE is a £6 million campaign by financier George Soros to undermine the will of the people.

When will these people learn that throwing money at something they disagree with is not the answer?

David Cameron wasted £9 million of taxpayers’ money trying to convince us that Remain was the best option. These cash-rich people should learn the lesson never to take the public for granted and think we can be bought.

RICHARD PAPE, Carlisle, Cumbria. SHOULD the pressure group Best for Britain be renamed as Best for Soros; Best for Speculation and Profit; Best for Self-interest; Best for the Rich; or Best for Egotistical Megalomaniacs?

STEPHEN PERKINS, Grimsby, Lincs.