A turning point in The Telegraph? Project fear was right and ‘if anything have underestimated both the calamitous loss of international standing and the scale of the damage that six years of policy confusion and ineptitude has imposed on the country.’ telegraph.co.uk/business/202…

Project Fear was right all along

Six years of policy confusion and ineptitude has brought a calamitous loss of standing

telegraph.co.uk

Oct 15, 2022 · 2:24 PM UTC

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You are a wonderful physics professor & presenter. I wish your tweets were science related and lowering to gaze to the fools in government is disappointing. Please keep looking to the stars and shine not looking at those muppets in the gutter. You're better than this 😁 🌟 🌏 ♥
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If you are saying stick to physics then that’s an automatic block due to the vacuous nature of the sentiment. Are you saying that?
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox @IanDunt
Ok. So now what? Because presumably The Telegraph would have an absolute hissy fit if politicians started campaigning to bin the whole idea, rejoin the single market and customs union and start rebuilding everything they’ve helped trash since 2016.
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This seems to be getting a lot of mileage recently......
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Terrible opening line though. There’s no “revenge” on the part of remainers, establishment or otherwise. There’s sorrow at the fact this all was both predictable and predicted as being enormously against the national interest.
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Fucking hell, if the Telegraph has turned there is still hope for the country.
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This is a game changer. It should put to bed any remaining arguments about "making Brexit work". ... Here's the most important quote. #BrexitReality
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So are you saying the middle aged Millwall fan with the bulldog tattoo down the pub, who, after 6 pints gave me advice on the EU back in 2015, Wasn't the Geopolitical & Geo-economics expert I thought he was???
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox
It was the Telegraph that foisted the liar Boris Johnson onto us. The paid him £200,000 p.a. for writing lies and deceit.
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox
Whoa. That’s a HUGE turning point. I need to read this. Thanks for sharing.
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox
Jeremy Warner has been bravely trying to demonstrate the grim reality of Brexit to the zealots and dunderheads at the Telegraph from the beginning. He always saw it for the disastrous con it was
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox
Truss, Johnson & the ERG have delivered a financial 'Suez' crisis and the two debacles have very similar roots: the belief in the UK being a great power, the belief in British exceptionalism and the hubris of unchallenged governorship.
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#Breggshit: a naked emperor.
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OMG if the Getelarph accepts that brexit was a mistake it's time for a GE
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Well I never thought I would see this! What a week!
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Wow.
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox @dontbrexitfixit
@Telegraph I assume that now means you would have no objection to #RejoinEU
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The puppet master cuts the strings
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Britain has acted like an arrogant, petulant teenager who decided to storm out of the family home because they reckon it’ll be easy for them to survive on their own. And then learns the hard way. Absolutely pathetic.
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More like the fat 50-something with a combover who leaves his cosy but dull marriage because he thinks he should be snagging beach babes in their 20s, then is mystified at ending up single in a dingy bedsit staring out of rainy windows at a world that doesn't notice him.
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox
Project Fear was the derogatory term the likes of the Telegraph gave to the informed opinion of experts.
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What a shame they waited until it was absolutely impossible to keep up the pretence. Large parts of the UK press should be ashamed of themselves
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Exactly this. 6 years of wasted time and pointless tubthumping in a confected conflict with the EU.
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Is the penny finally dawning that Brexit was and always would be hugely damaging and completely pointless except for those that wanted to create a captive state they could exploit
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Utter rubbish. The economic catastrophe facing most western countries is primarily due to Covid hysteria, precisely as we predicted in March 2020.
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Telegraph protecting it's position because if UK economy collapses they will also suffer?
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Nope all wrong. The uk had two problems; the eu and our politicians. We got rid of one problem and the second one has now been exposed to everyone. Now we know for sure that the eu was running the uk.
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Paywall removed, if you don't want to make the tax evading Barclay Bros even richer. 12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%…
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I'm getting a bit of mental whiplash at the thought of the Telegraph saying such a thing. It's just so tiring to see people have the obvious truth dawn on them when it's far too late. I can't even manage a weary "we told you so" now.
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Brian can see what’s happening in the depths of the universe, but can’t see inflation and recession in the EU.
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox @snowleopardess
This is quite fascinating. The Tories only hope of winning the next election is to change tack on Brexit.
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everyone, remainers, leavers, should be absolutely livid at the gross failure of the press to thoroughly examine what #brexit would do and to warn people before the vote. Of course Cambridge Analytica wa grooming people via FB with anti immigrant rhetoric. What a mess
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Not that we'll forget what they enabled, nor the ensuing mayhem. On the bright side, their paper is cheaper than most toilet roll, so there is that.
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Of course!! But NO FORGIVENESS! There has been too much suffering! Our international standing has been trashed. Our children/grandchildren’s futures have been TRASHED!!! There are times when an apology JUST WON’T CUT IT! This is one of those times! 🤬 Forgiveness? Forget it!
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Replying to @ProfBrianCox @IanDunt
The cross party consensus that this disastrous hard Brexit must be kept in place must change
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