Bank of England Intentionally Strangles UK Economy to Discourage Brexit

Thursday, March 17, 2016
By Paul Martin

TheDailyBell.com
March 17, 2016

The longer-term effects of Brexit are … likely to be adverse. Most studies suggest that economic growth would suffer. A detailed analysis from the Bank of England in October found that EU membership had benefited the British economy. Attempts to model the consequences of Brexit point to economic damage. Two American banks, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, recently warned that growth and the pound would fall further after a vote to leave the EU. – Economist

As we can see, above, a recent Economist analysis of Britain’s leave-taking from the EU – Brexit – indicates a variety of negative consequences.

This is generally the tenor of the mainstream media in Britain, one of alarmism tinged with negativity.

The tone probably won’t change but a recent poll is certainly deepening tensions.

Suddenly, Pro-Brexit forces seem to be winning.

In what has been called “a huge boost” for Brexit forces, a recent Daily Telegraph poll has revealed that pro-Brexit forces have gained a seven-point lead. The poll shows the numbers at a deadlock, but when actual voters are considered, pro-Brexit forces win by 52 per cent to 45 per cent.

The new poll has stoked concerns that a variety of pressures and “scaremongering” tactics aimed at pro-Brexit forces will be expanded. From an EU referendum article:

Brian Monteith of the Leave. EU campaign said: “The last 100 days of campaigning have already told us what the final 100 days will be like … Downing Street and the self-interested banks and corporations will try every trick in the book … [to] deceive the British public.

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