@Kronos

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Yeah, because those that pushed Brexit are such a forwardthinking risctaking crowd !!!!!

Some are! The media wants everyone to believe Brexit was voted for by xenophobic, morons with no education who want Britain to be for the British. I think most people I know who voted Brexit want an ordered immigration policy (like Australia for instance) based on green cards and work permits for needed skilled labour or seasonal unskilled labour e.g. fruit pickers. This should include more flexibility for immigrants from outside EU countries to be allowed in on just as favourable terms (if not more so) compared to EU citizens (especially Commonwealth citizens). Many businesses want less red tape and hope to thrive under the new British regulations (farmers included).

Sir James Dyson is a case in point, Guardian quote from September 2018:

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The billionaire inventor who revolutionised the humble vacuum cleaner was among the most prominent supporters of Brexit before the EU referendum. Dyson, 71, has argued the UK would benefit from setting its own trade policy independently from Brussels. Although his company invests heavily in Britain, his company produces its vacuum cleaners, fans and hairdryers in Asia before exporting them. He has had repeated run-ins with the EU over regulation, including courtroom battles with the EU’s executive arm, the European commission.

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