The difficulties with BREXIT are all false flags imo created by the Corbyn mob in an attempt to grab power. So far it has failed but at what price to the rest of us. God help us if that Marxist idiot ever became the leader of our country.
As someone who can only cope with a small, temporary, Bollinger bandwith either side of the midpoint, you may be heartened to learn that I can't cope with Corbyn any more than Farage.
However, I haven't seen much evidence of the far-left attempting to influence people's perceptions of the potential, and now likely, consequences of Brexit.
The basic consequences of a no-deal situation, that were poo-pooed as Project Fear by the Right over two years ago, are largely correct, IMO.
It's not far-left propaganda to state that, in theory, planes will no longer have air clearance or certification, pilots won't have EU licenses to fly them, UK citizens won't have access to e-passport controls (although that appears to have been temporarily waived) or that bums have to get into gear to work out how to deal with the dozens of thousands of lorries that deliver vital supplies every day.
I expect that even in the event of a worst-case scenario, the EU will temporarily waive some rules on humanitarian grounds, but I wouldn't expect that to last too long.
