Shropshire Star

Letter: What now for the UK?

Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and asked-to-quit Jeremy Corbyn – these people got the British voters to lose our position in Europe.

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Their false promotions are disastrous. They said that we would save many deposit payments to Europe.

Since our decision to leave Europe; the British pound has shrunk, 75 per cent of our consumer goods and food is imported and will cost a lot more.

Oil, petrol and imported power supplies will all increase.

All imported equipment for our factories and businesses are increasing prices. The lack of investment to our business and property affects jobs.

There was 500 million people in Europe that we used to export to.

Overseas holidays will now cost a lot more.

Our threatened economy is a domestic menace and risks many jobs.

We also stand to lose of Scotland and see the break up of Great Britain.

The payment to Europe was tiny when compared to the massive pound fall, lack of investment and fall of property building.

The increase in services for more unemployed can only mean increased taxes for the British people.

David Cameron resigned after all his hard work in helping our country recover from Blair's Labour Party's mess. Cameron will not help the mess left by the Leave Europe voters. David would have united with Germany and the both of us would have ruled Europe.

Theresa May is dedicated to tackle the mess that these desertion men have left or asked to leave. Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn seem unable to cure the mess that they have left us in.

Many of these out of Europe promoters were not thinking about the British people left in this mess.

One question, what did leaving Europe do for the British people?

Tom Williams, Sutton Hill

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