We were supposed to be having
an emergency budget around about now?
Thousands of City jobs
were moving if we voted to leave, which was a threat immediately brushed under the carpet.
gsk was supposed to be stopping investing in Britain,
before they decided to invest £275mWe kept being warned of recession,
now the
threat is
negligbleManufacturing was to be destroyed,
but is being boosted instead, and that's before actual brexit cuts costs (if the government is sensible)
And similarly the service sector was to collapse, despite the vast majority of it being almost completely unaffected by IR,
but is also doing nicelyAnd Something tells me that in a couple of weeks when Q3 economic data comes
out you will really be struggling to find something to shout about other than your "We haven't brexited yet!" despite the threats all being based on the vote alone.