Debunking Benefit 2: Why Keeping 100% of Not-Very-Much Isn’t a Benefit
In which a revenue simulation becomes a miracle, context vanishes, and Brexit gets another imaginary dividend.
It completely flabbers my gasts just how much can be misconstrued about an exceptionally complex subject in just 480-odd words. That was the whole of chapter two. I have, quite honestly, had text messages that have been longer and more detailed.
If you glance at it quickly, the claim that serves as the foundation of the second Brexit benefit seems to be …
