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Originally Posted by Mick
It’s nothing to do with not having an answer to your questions, it’s more to do with being being tired of seeing the same stuff being asked and questions having a theme of hypotheticals.
Also the questions are asked that you desire an answer that you require to be doom laden, to justify your negative fantasy that Brexit is a mistake. It is not a mistake, it was a democratic decision.
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It's TheDaddy's and John's reasonable questions which have languished unanswered.
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
If I've fallen for anything it's the no cake for anyone spin and I don't recall seeing much about the border in the article, you want to move the goalposts from your original question because it was so obviously a one sided article or something
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I don't try and argue with every point that people make (contrary to popular belief
but as you're seeking an answer on this one, the article was an interview with the EU's negotiator, not a commentary or analysis piece. It also states "In a blow to remain campaigners, Barnier contends that the UK would be unable to revoke article 50 unilaterally – a view at odds with the veteran British diplomat Lord Kerr, who wrote the famous treaty text and insists the UK can withdraw its decision to leave up until the last moment of departure. Asked whether the UK could unilaterally revoke article 50, Barnier said: “The clock is ticking. No changes in the process can be unilateral, they must be collective.”