Nightjar wrote
Rod Speed wrote
Nightjar wrote

Of course, we won't be able to test whether the leave camp were
right about what will happen, as their predictions about how
Britain will fare post-Brexit were conspicuous by their absence.

Because they weren't silly enough to try to predict the unpredictable...

Yet they were telling us that Britain would be better off out of the EU.

And they were right on that with the stuff they were talking
about with that, what they called sovreignty, which basically
means that Britain gets to decide what it wants to do policy
wise instead of having that imposed on Britain by the EU.

Are you saying that was simply blind faith?

Nope, that it is completely trivial to work out what will
happen policy wise, but that it is impossible to predict what
with happen to the British economy or the eurozone either.

Even you should have noticed that NOT ONE of the so called
'experts' managed to predict what the result of Britain staying
out of the eurozone would be, or that the **** would hit the
fan very spectacularly indeed in 2008 and that when even they
can't do that, that there is no point in taking any notice of what
they claim will happen to either the British economy now or with
the eurozone either, because that is obviously unpredictable.