Comments by "Iazzaboyce" (@Iazzaboyce) on "James O'Brien rages at Brexiteers who want 'Brexit to shut up and go away' | LBC" video.

  1.  @stevemacdonald840  "The euro area is facing a cost-of-living crisis. An increasing proportion of people’s income is being spent on essential purchases, such as food and energy. At the same time, price pressures are broadening and nominal wages are not keeping pace with rising prices. The result is a marked loss in people’s purchasing power and a decline in the labour share of income, which is the share of total income paid to workers as wages, salaries and other benefits." (European Central Bank 30 Sep 2022)
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  2. If the Labour Party, Conservative Party, Liberal Democrat Party, Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru, BBC, ITV, Channel Four, Sky News, The Times, The Telegraph, The Financial Times, the IMF, the Bank of England, the CBI, world leaders, the EU, Universities, 'experts' and Eddie Izzard couldn't persuade the British people to be 'EU citizens' - it ain't happening. What is it about 'Britons never never never shall be slaves' don't they get?
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  3.  @truth2power  But what about all the EU problems to come had we not done Brexit?
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  4.  @markwelch3564  There are problems like the current cost of living crisis in the EU and the UK - we can never escape problems.
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  5. "According to the Bank of Estonia, around half of the increase in the nation's cost of living has come from the rapid rise in energy prices which happened after Russia invaded Ukraine in February this year -- and a lack of capacity in the Baltic countries, coupled with a drop in Russian energy production. "Higher energy costs will gradually be passed through into the prices of other goods and services. Inflation is being pushed up by strong demand, which supply has not been able to keep up with," the central bank wrote. Another big factor in Estonian inflation has been high food prices. "This is partly because the higher cost of energy has been passed into the production costs of businesses. On top of this, the sanctions on Russia and the supply problems that were initially caused by the pandemic have raised the prices of inputs for a range of products, pushing up the price of end products for the consumer," the Bank of Estonia explained." (euronews 03 Nov 22)
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  6. I think the Remain side mentioned that and most people chose independence. If only you knew other people are allowed to think and vote how they want to..
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  7. The only real problem is a minority of ideologues not accepting democracy.
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  8.  @stevemacdonald840  Yes, just the UK is not in the EU because we wanted Brexit.
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  9. "The euro area is facing a cost-of-living crisis. An increasing proportion of people’s income is being spent on essential purchases, such as food and energy. At the same time, price pressures are broadening and nominal wages are not keeping pace with rising prices. The result is a marked loss in people’s purchasing power and a decline in the labour share of income, which is the share of total income paid to workers as wages, salaries and other benefits." (European Central Bank 30 Sep 2022)
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