I don't think Tarian has any awareness of the real world. I'm not even sure he really has his own views as most of his posts are cut and paste jobs. To be prepared and point out potential problems associated with our exit from the EU is common sense not scaremongering.
"
real world" - playing the man again WK ?
You really don't have much else do you.
Pots and kettles ? Look in the mirror ??
"
pointing out potential problems" is fine - but asserting without explanation that problems are nailed on certainties isn't.
Most of the "proplems" with Brexit come from assuming that:
i) the UK economy is mainly about cross-border trade (
It isn't)
ii) ditto > "with the EU" (
It isn't)
iii) membership of the EU is overwhelmingly "good" (
Where's the evidence?)
iv) absent membership, trade with the EU will be slashed (
"Won't be" would be an assertion, so I'll just ask "why"?)
v) the UK is not strong enough to organise its own trade relations, (
Far smaller nations manage an independent trade policy)
vi) the 15,000
non-trade EU laws have minimal impact on everyday lives (
Many do, with costs)
vii) it is necessary to accept unlimited migration from a trading partner (
It isn't. What other trade deals require "the Right to Settle"?)
vii) the EU has all the cards (
it doesn't - or didn't until May caved in)
viii) that the worst scenario in 100 scenarios is the likely one (Surely the probability
is more likely to be be nearer "business-as-usual?)
He can't even grasp why firms will stockpile; somehow he thinks there's some conspiracy why goods will not flow freely. Nothing of the sort, companies are just ensuring against hiccups that could occur around the time of the UK's exit.
WK.
No, unlike Mehmet, it is you who
"can't even grasp why firms will might stockpile".
You still seem to think it "obvious"
and "certain" that goods will not "
flow freely"
into the UK.
(Your helpful link about chemicals explained nothing of the sort)
Read Mehmet's post - with the more plausible reason for stockpiling of protecting against
possible higher costs.