(Mods if this Thread isn't OK to split from the EU one, then please feel free to delete/close as Applicable)
I've been wondering since the Brexit vote what's going on at the 'top' of the Country. We have the other thread for arguing the ins and outs and the reasons and the disagreements.
In this one, I'd like to see what answers can be gleaned (From those brighter and more politically informed and who know more about Business) to see why 'Business' seems to be pretty happy with this (Not Multi-National EU Gateway Corporations, nor EU trading financial companies) - but these being interviewed saying that they will 'get to trade with other countries more' and those MPs and Cronies that (For all intents and purposes) let it happen.
What do THEY get out of it. Would it affect them if the country went into recession, people lost their righs and the rest?
Looking at the statements of intent following this, it seems like a 'Golden Ticket for Austerity' for the Tories. They can cut even more now and blame it on Brexit. The ones that gibbed it may have gambled on the Stock market and anyway, most are multi-millionaires anyway. Could the 'ruling class' and the 'Elite' have come away from this better off than we went in? It's been said many a time that the poor and the youth will pay of the debts and the mistakes of those today. If they are getting poorer, does it follow that the rich are going to continue to get richers? Are more of those in the 'middle' going to be pushed down?
Of late (pre-Tory) the country seemed a bit fairer and a bit happier and a bit more even (Though, that depends on where you start) - could there be Right-Wing views to get more of the population into their view of where 'Their place' is or should be? Brexit would seem to fulfill and allow this function. Many are going to be worse off, some much much worse off.
Who will win and who will lose? How will we find out? What can be done? Could it be possible that the UK could be better off and we've all fallen for some kind of 'Remain Spin' (I don't think so given what I've read and seen over the years)