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Old 10-11-2017, 16:15   #664
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Re: Brexit discussion

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Well that's nice.

Realistically the only way it would be stopped is another referendum, although no one is offering that at the moment (apart from the irrelevant Lib Dems). I could see that happening, particularly if there's a change of govt., and the deal we get offered is not so brilliant after all. It would give the politicians a get out, and saving face and votes is all they care about. The evangelical Brexiters won't be happy, not that they ever are, even when they 'win'.
I think you're right Mr K, it could be a get-out clause if it all goes pear-shaped.
If the facts change then so should the Government's decisions. We won't know the facts for some time ie the deal. For example, the facts have altered on diesel cars and the Government appears to be responding accordingly.

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