Bluespunk

I believe they are…

Yeah, right…managed to find any facts or evidence to back up your earlier claims on milk deliveries yet?

Yes but whatever you do, don’t troll.

Nope. You said things might be different and I agreed and said they could be worse in response to your speculation. Not as brexit stands now is a reference to the fact the U.K. needs to establish better trade relations with Europe not the links I posted. Now please say where I said ”things cannot be better than the figures in the links. ”

You might want to do some homework on the causes for the outbreak of World War I.

Those two statements are not the same. Now please say where I made that claim you attributed to me.

Read the articles I’ve posted links to. edit: Oh yes, where did I claim ”things cannot be better than the figures in the links. ”

Prove it.

Not as brexit stands now.

Erm…what are you rambling about now?

The extent, no. It could well be worse than the many links I have posted pointing out the negative impact of brexit suggest.

Rubbish

Nonsense. Put the hyperbole away and smell the roses.

All the links I’ve posted so far on this thread show that brexit has played a major role. Go back and read them.

No he’s correct. You keep refusing to accept brexit has played a major role in the uks economic woes.

Everton?

Despite cutting back bills are still rising for people. From your link “In the letter, Shapps said he was “disturbed” by reports that some consumers had been told their direct debits would go up “when they are making huge efforts to reduce their usage to save money at a time when household incomes are squeezed”.

I agree, they are different things. Early retirement numbers are not responsible for the uks economic woes. Brexit on the other hand has played a major role.

How silly of me not to realise that polls are responsible for the uks economic woes…not brexit at all… (for the hard of thinking- sarcasm alert).

Now, now, now, play fair and don’t remind people of the brexit propaganda promises.

The problems the U.K. faces will not be resolved by “luring” and “enticing “ retirees back to work. Especially, as noted in the report you link to, early retirement is not the only problem regarding the workforce. “The report also noted that retirement, increased sickness, changes to migration and the UK’s ageing population had all contributed to the current tightness in the labour market. Figures from October revealed that nearly 2.5 million people were not looking for jobs because of long-term sickness, adding to the labour shortages.”

Even if true, that anecdotal “evidence” does not change the fact that brexit has damaged the uks trading practices and economy.

Absolute nonsense, all you are doing is attempting deflection from the realities of brexit. You can’t refute facts so you resort to fictional 50 bedroom home owners and alleged anecdotes about supermarkets, which, even if true, prove nothing.

More cracks https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/27/uk-traders-on-brexit-its-increased-paperwork-stress-everything?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/27/charities-and-employers-struggling-due-to-post-brexit-funding-delays?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Your poll was carried out on 2-4 December not the 9th.