... would you vote for an invasion?
Or might you argue that the 'arguments' were all a pack of lies?
Knowing what you know now, about:
- The £350m per week that is not going to be available to fund the NHS
- That there is no chance that Turkey would be joining the EU in the immediate future
- That it is unlikely that we will be able to control migration from Europe if we want access to the European Single Market
- That the UK economy actually benefits financially from migration, not the reverse (London School of Economics)
- That we elect our Members of the European Parliament and they vote on EU laws - ie the laws are not passed by faceless bureaucrats
- That the EU can only make laws on areas that the UK government agrees it can make laws
- That the UK needs EU trade more than vice versa
- That the likely economic impact of Brexit is that there will be a drop of around 2% in incomes with the poor and pensions hit hardest (London School of Economics)
- ... and that the 'experts' might just have got some of their predictions right ...
... would you vote to leave the EU?
Or might you argue that the so-called 'arguments' were all a pack of lies?
Let's hope Chilcot has not put the top back on his pen.
Let's hope Chilcot has not put the top back on his pen.
