[hibeejim21]

A lot of people of minimum wage will have voted for them. I am worried they will scrap the minimum wage altogether.

And so you should Amelia.

Brexit is not and never was about leaving the EU.

It was always about getting consent from England for a British supremacist project which will transfer the last of working people's wealth to a non-working layer of society who will also be filling their pockets from the financial consequences of Brexit and stashing it all (unseen) offshore. We will both be watching it happening in real time.

I guess the question following that is - what happens to Britain when the 1% have like all the wealth ? Because that's where it's heading.

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A lot of people of minimum wage will have voted for them. I am worried they will scrap the minimum wage altogether.

They won't scrap the minimum wage because if they did there would be uproar. They have gone back on increasing the minimum wage or the living wage by putting in a clause to say if the economy is faltering then they won't increase it.

They plan to scrap EU rules on working hours and paid holidays and want to get rid of the Working Time Directive which I think is a bad idea. I think a lot of people may rue the day they voted for them especially if they double cross the people who voted for them.

Of course they are going to xxxx double cross the people who voted for them. Thankfully for the tories most of the electorate are too dim to hold them to account and will likely just doff their cap to their masters and go on blaming immigrants and commies.

Make no mistake matt, they are lining us up for a US style 'sink or swim' type economy. Its going to be savage, and the northerners and midland punters who voted tory this time will feel it sharpest. I suppose that's fair.