Brexit and EU cost benefit analysis
It does seem a pity that D.R. Cooper has found so much about the Brexit deal troublesome.
The accusation of disingenuous placard waving on the Irish boarder with its smaller neighbour is the latest irksome byproduct of the deal negotiated by David Frost, on behalf of the Big Buffoon.
What a pity that memories of the lies told by the Leave campaign have escaped such scrutiny:
Turkey was about to join the EU and 90million Turkish citizens were on their way to the UK.
The NHS was due to benefit from £350million pounds per week of extra spending.
Top notch trade deals were going to be forged worldwide.
Within a few months, the cost to the UK economy of Brexit will have exceeded the net total payments made to the EU and its predecessors between 1973 and 2018. Those losses will continue.
Surely that’s more important than waving an allegedly bogus banner.
JAMES AIDAN Sutton Road
Cookham