EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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Brommers in reply to @Brun

I can appreciate that the proponents of brexit don't want to be tied into EU regulatory systems.

And yet, in my experience, are singularly unable to identify any EU Regulation that they actually think it either unnecessary or fundamentally wrong.

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mespilus in reply to @Brommers

The most logical explanation for Brexit is to allow the UK economy to continue to act as the Worlds best money laundering and off-shore tax avoidance centre.
EU legislation will hinder these dubious activities.

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Adhiero in reply to @mespilus

EU legislation will hinder these dubious activities.

The Swiss had that same thought a long time ago.
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Oliver Schick in reply to @mespilus

The most logical explanation for Brexit is to allow the UK economy to continue to act as the Worlds best money laundering and off-shore tax avoidance centre.
EU legislation will hinder these dubious activities.

Don't forget the FREEPORTS.

(Do they really imagine those will save them from the consequences of 'no deal' (that political fiction)?)

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