Britian economy booming after Brexit vote (racist, Obama, brainwash, goverment)
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Leftists tried to shame the British people to stay in EU. Brexit supporters stayed in the closet, because Leftists would call them Racist, Xenophobe, Islamophobe, etc. etc.
Obama threatened Britain that they would go at the back of the line if they Brexit (I wish he would have said that to Egypt when they were deciding to elect the MB, but I digress).
The British people have spoken, and the Leftists have been thoroughly embarrassed.
May the will of the people always prevail, over those that want to shame them from making their legitimate desired choice.
All this propaganda on both sides of the Atlantic-its like we're all copying North Korea.
From your article.
"While the 2016 quarter-on-quarter increases in productivity ... indicate that there has recently been some much-needed improvement, it is notable that they follow a considerable period of poor productivity."
"Much needed improvement". What my article notes is they are doing better than other countries. That is not what was predicted.
Ok so, has nothing to do with our economy. We're not part of any North American Union.
I don't see the similarities at all.
Who said this forum was limited to the United States?
Second Obama went there and told the Brits it would be doom & gloom if they voted to leave the EU. He was laughed out of the country.
The Brits were good to ignore that idiot. Their economy proves it.
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