Thank God Brexiteers WON! Britons blast sneering Remoaners hellbent on ignoring EU ‘mess’

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Facts4EU spokesman David Evans said the EU “mess” made it “so difficult” to leave the bloc, and cited figures from Eurostat and the Office for National Statistics to show how Germany had done three times better than Britain financially at the end of 2020. Express.co.uk readers backed the report, and said Remainers were looking to undermine “democracy”.

In his report “Financially, what did the UK come out of the EU with, at the end of 2020?”, Mr Evans noted “the Remainer rump which is still so vociferous (and frankly unpleasant) on social media seize on any facts relating to the difficulties the UK has had in extracting itself from the EU mess, and they say: ‘See, Brexit is a disaster’”.

He then said: “What they should, of course, be asking is why the EU deliberately made it so difficult for the UK to leave and why the UK’s Remainer Parliament spent years trying to overturn the largest democratic mandate in British history.

“When it comes to the vile and abusive attacks on us on social media, we would simply say that when people have to stoop that low it is because they have lost the argument.

“They refuse to accept that Brexit was the solution and that it was the Remainers in the Establishment as well as the disgraceful behaviour of the EU that were the problem.”

It followed Lord Andrew Adonis, who recently posted on Twitter a scathing assessment of what the UK lost when leaving the EU.

He said: “Gosh, I wonder what simple step could be taken to deal with the HGV driver shortage, the empty supermarket shelves, the Northern Ireland border crisis, the fall in exports and imports, the inability of artists and musicians to work

in the EU, the end of Erasmus, and rising xenophobia?”
Under a screengrab of one of the peer’s recent tweets criticising Brexit, Mr Evans said: “The message is simple and clear. Andrew Adonis still wants to stop (or reverse) Brexit.

“Unfortunately this gives oxygen to those who have never accepted the democratic decision of the British people to leave the European Union.

“In our opinion it might help civilised debate in the country if he told all his followers and the members of the Remainer-Rejoiner movement he chairs not to engage in personal abuse and attacks on people using social media.”

Express.co.uk readers mocked those who criticised Brexit, calling Remainers “irrelevant”.

One said: “The UK voted to leave so that the UK could become an independent self-governing democracy once again.

“That successfully happened on January the first, and no amount of denial from deluded remainers will change that.”

Another called criticism of Brexit “bluster”, and added: “The simple fact, like it or not but the vote has been cast, the results are in and 17 million people voted to leave.

“I think it is called asserting one’s right to democracy.”

However, other readers were more conciliatory and said the UK must “make the best” of Brexit.

One said: “We are not going to rejoin the EU for a very long time, if ever, regardless of whatever government we end up with.

“Maybe it’s time everyone accepted that and tried to make Brexit a success or, at least, make the best of it.”

Others suggested Brexiteers themselves are “moaning” about the negative effects of leaving the EU.

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