"Why not try listening to people, rather than putting the interests of big business, banks and financiers first. What annoyed me about the Remain campaign was the lack of awareness that people could see through Project Fear, or didn't care/see it as relevant."
Unfortunately, although it's not "good form" to say it, "people" generally are not particularly bright, and can not see the full consequences of everything, and are easily lead by people promising snake oil. I'm not suggesting that banks etc. have everybodys best interests at heart, but just listening to people who think that Mrs Brown's Boys is the best comedy of the century is not going to prove to be a good way to run a successful country.
Italy is showing itself lucky to have democratic checks on it's system of government, of the kind that the USA, Russia, et al obviously do not have. Our own House of Lords, despite being not democratically appointed are at least doing a semi-decent job of holding our cowardly House of Commons to account, although I'm not sure it's going to be enough to stop the big business disaster capitalists from getting their way.
It's quite scary that people can say "people could see through Project Fear" when it is proving all to much to be project fact.