All back to Brexit (reprise)

Last week the Labour Government announced its latest budget, or was it a financial statement?

Anyway, other than fiddling round the edges with taxes, the key issue of flatlining growth and productivity were not addressed.

In addition, further punative measures were announced against assylum seekers, which in the sclae of GDP was like demanding a penny change after buying a car.

Assylum seekers could be allowed to work, so pay for their upkeep. Butits seems more important to blame them for all the country's ills and pay billions in hotel bills for them, rather than fix the problem of the application backlog.

And it pandering to the right wing mouth-breathers of Farage and his ilk.

I did not vote Labour for them to ignore their voters' concerns to butter up racists. Farage supporters will not vote Labour because they have gone all right wing, they'll vote for Farage, and all it does is legitimise his policies.

Nothing is being done regarding Brexit, and indeed, last week new measures were brought in by the UK and the EU which makes trading by small businesses almost impossible, some have already given up and closed their online shops.

Meanwhile, in the Daily Torygraph Business Section, there was this headline:

When will the madness of Brexit be talked about by the political classes of both abour and the Conservatives?