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Old 20-12-2016, 16:50   #3403
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Ramrod View Post
Do you honestly think that there aren't?.
I honestly think there aren't. You guys should be celebrating success but instead you're unnecessarily worried about absolutely nothing. Where do these crazy ideas come from that make people so defensive and worried? In "opposition" you have Eurosceptic Jeremy Corbyn who was re-elected this year, what bigger Christmas present could you have asked for? That party won't be in power any time soon.
Even if the Government loses the Article 50 challenge (which is likely), Theresa May has promised that her March deadline 2017 will be adhered to. Pour yourself a glass of English ale and celebrate the festive period and stop giving yourself unnecessary things to worry about.
(There will be enough economic matters to worry about in 2017 so make the most of 2016! )
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