Thanks JI for your response, I guess your right about long term we will have to wait and see and certainly in ten years we might have a better picture of how things are, as for thirty years then I guess you and I won’t be around anyway. As for myself I read about the struggles of some of our fishermen trying to move their products and failing due to red tape but that is a result of leaving the EU not the fact that the EU are deliberately inventing new problems just for us, we left the single market and the Government knew there would be problems but they never properly addressed them when sorting out a deal. In all my forty years as a professional lorry driver I never once encountered a 3000 strong lorry park on the M25 due to queuing for crossing to France at Dover and after being told leaving the EU would give us back control I believe this incident shows that we haven’t. Maybe these are all things that resolve in time but the constant chaos for travellers, fishermen, farmers and business in general in now dealing with the EU is wearing very thin for a lot of the population. We are where we are and we won’t be rejoining anytime soon but I believe leaving the EU will be a long painful transition for a lot of our citizens and I honestly think our leave politicians knew this buy still pushed ahead regardless. The lack of honesty has been appalling IMO.
