After the bile from The Daily Mail this week (HERE) today it's the turn of The Telegraph to let loose against remainers or bitter losers as it calls us (HERE).
They attack Unilever for wanting to put up prices - either because the selling price has been cut by 20% or the production costs have risen - and seems to think they should just absorb it all. All this while elsewhere in the same paper it warns that dozens of household name brands will have to raise prices by 10% in the coming weeks because of Brexit. You couldn't make it up.
They say: [Unilever spoke out against Brexit] - So, of course, did a lot of MPs – and now they insist that Parliament must be in the driving seat for Brexit. The hypocrisy of some of them is breathtaking. For years they sat by as the EU undermined Parliament’s sovereignty. Now they want to assert it
This is hypocrisy - but on the part of The Telegraph who wanted sovereignty to return to parliament but now want to bypass it! This is the way The Independent saw it (HERE) saying it was the Brexiteers that wanted parliament to be sovereign! So much for that.
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