Tony Blair delivers furious tirade against Brexit

Every few years, I search for this 2019 clip of Blair again. The bluntness of his ‚power is power!‘ doesn‘t only apply to geopolitics, but equally to energy policy & the delayed energy transition. Raw power. No longer a lack of technologies or knowledge.

ITV News has learned that imports of food and plants from the EU are being waved through customs even if they have incorrect paperwork

Joel Hills reports on the new Post-Brexit border checks which came into force this morning

Brexit isn’t working. #Rejoin

Brexit is about to make life a lot worse in Britain and it ought to ensure the end of Brexit!

‘Huge disruption’ anticipated from new Brexit border checks

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Norway, Switzerland and Iceland are part of the Schengen Area (left). Ireland is part of the EU (right).

You have to go as far as Serbia (over 1,300 miles) to find the next country without the benefit of free movement.

We are literally alone in our isolation.

Thanks, Brexit!

Tory rule and Brexit belief is a delusional disorder.

Britain is meant to be launching the “most advanced border in the world” this week. It doesn’t feel like that to the people running it.

An exasperated senior port executive, granted anonymity to speak freely, said:

“It’s

Boris Johnson in 2013, 'I'd vote to stay in the EU Single Market. I'm in favour the EU Single Market. I want. I want us to be able to trade freely with our European friends and partners'

Never forget Boris Johnson divided the country with populism, trashed our economy,

Brits want mutual free movement restored. 79% of us in a recent Omnisis poll believe we should have freedom to travel and work across Europe (88% after removing ‘don’t know’), and 73% believe, there should be ‘mutual free movement’ (84% after removing dk) yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/mu…

Thanks to Brexit, we’ll all now have to pay more for our food, small biz will be more strained, and we’ll almost certainly lose the full variety of foods we have now.

But don’t worry!! The govt will spend the customs charges on… customs barriers! 🛃

Dear UK followers !

Enjoy last day of Single-Market-style access to EU meat, fish, sausages, cheese, yoghurts, eggs, cut flowers, seeds etc

Reminder : 30% of food consumed in the UK comes from🇪🇺

Question : How many 🇪🇺firms will just give up faced with extra costs and hassle ?

'Say goodbye to that just-in-time supply chain ... small businesses are going to be clobbered.'

A taste of what's to come from Wednesday, when post-Brexit border checks begin, after being delayed 5 times already.

David Cameron's former pollster Andrew Cooper,

'Extraordinary rapidly after the Brexit referendum, it (the Conservative party) basically turned into an english nationalist party'

'And its preoccupation with immigration, as risen before its obsession with Brexit, its now

The one silver lining to Brexit. “No one dare propose leaving the EU or the euro,” says Macron. He is right.

President Macron, 'In terms of unity and sovereignty, Europe has been through a number of crises, and they too are unprecedented in this period'

'The Brexit, of course, an explosion whose deleterious effects we have since seen.. Which has meant that today no one dares to propose

Mark Carney is right to declare that Brexiteers destroyed Britain’s future at Canada 2020’s economic lookahead dinner in Toronto last Monday.

“Some right-wing populists see current anxieties as an opportunity to stoke anger because anger is what’s necessary for their project.

Slow puncture in the City after Brexit - those who predicted as much were rubbished ft.com/content/515654… via @ft

Of the many flaws in this, the most egregious is the claim that the NI Protocol was a 'temporary fix'. And if 'too many Conservatives seem to see Brexit more as an embarrassing secret', well, there's an obvious reason for that.

Brexit: “We are the architects of our own demise.

It started in 2016 with the ridiculous vote for Brexit.

Ask young people. Ask business leaders. Nobody wants it.”

- Asda chairman Lord Rose

“You’ll say I’m a moaning remainer, but of course I am' says Asda chairman and Conservative peer Lord Rose.

'If you look at the stats nobody has convinced anybody that coming out of the EU was the right thing to do.”