After the traumatic four-month lead-in to the Referendum, with the government’s apparatus assaulting the populace with everything they had to ‘frighten the living daylights’ out of them and resulting in an unexpected Brexit result, is it any wonder that everyone is reeling from these ‘shock and awe’ tactics? It is of limited solace that Osborne has been sacked now, for this.

Had the run-up period before the Referendum been, say, 28 days (as with General Elections) a lot of this anxiety and nervousness could have been avoided but, nevertheless, we are where we are. Continue reading →

Life After Brexit
After four months of relentless propaganda ‘spewed out’ by both sides is it any wonder that the ‘Great British Public’ is reeling from this onslaught. Frankly, the campaign was far too long and will undoubtedly have cost this country a huge amount in stalled and postponed transactions and lack of positive decision-making.

The governments ‘Remain’ tactics were far too brutal and negative and sadly, this is going to make the pain deeper and the recovery longer. Continue reading →