The EU have just lost £40bn of UK money - and Remoaners still think Brexit was a bad idea

News has emerged that a significant portion of money owed to the EU by the UK, approximately £40 billion, has been lost or is unaccounted for. This development is highlighted by the author as a reason to be relieved that the UK has left the EU, suggesting that the remaining funds are largely untraceable and have disappeared into EU bureaucracy. The article criticizes those who advocate for the UK's return to the EU, referring to them as "Remoaners," and argues that the EU's inability to manage its finances, evidenced by a history of "irregularities" even before Brexit, demonstrates its incompetence. Furthermore, the author contends that the EU has treated the UK poorly while benefiting from its contributions, citing instances such as restrictive fishing quotas that favor France and Spain and agricultural policies that disadvantage British farmers with excessive red tape. The piece... download the app to read more