Yes, most sensible posters would agree brexit is either the main problem or part of the problem. If it is just part of the problem, then so far, it has been a failure! In years to come, it might turn in to a positive, or maybe an even bigger failure! As for other countries needing lorry drivers, that is just in a perfect scenario, they don"t have food shortages or fuel stations empty like us. We really are the ass end of europe, and its all our own doing! As a Spanish bloke said to me in Croydon, "its laughable, they voted for this though-now they have fcuked themselves!" "Fcuked themselves indeed," I replied.

Yes, most sensible posters would agree brexit is either the main problem or part of the problem. If it is just part of the problem, then so far, it has been a failure! In years to come, it might turn in to a positive, or maybe an even bigger failure! As for other countries needing lorry drivers, that is just in a perfect scenario, they don"t have food shortages or fuel stations empty like us. We really are the ass end of europe, and its all our own doing! As a Spanish bloke said to me in Croydon, "its laughable, they voted for this though-now they have fcuked themselves!" "Fcuked themselves indeed," I replied.

There isn't a 'similar' shortage at all. Yes there's a shortage but it's no where near what the UK is experiencing. The UK has a population of 68 million and a HGV driver shortage of 100,000, the EU 27 420 million, that's more than 6 times the population but there isn't a shortage of more than 600,000 drivers in the EU 27. It's actually less than 400,000, that's a factor of 50% less. That difference is due to 'brexit' as the only other differentiating factor and that is a massive difference indeed.

It is laughable, and gone is the British reputation as being pragmatic and sensible, more like lacking in judgement and unable to do detail or think things through.