RizzyKing

There are aspects of the negotiations that are not being publicly discussed and the initial stage was always going to be difficult but things are not as one sided as they are being portrayed currently and discussions will move onto areas where the UK holds the upper hand. There will be a reciprocal trade deal that will give neither side everything it wants but will give each side enough to live with. MrK we were told almost gauranteed by numerous politicians and experts that there would be an immediate economic hit of large scale it never happened and saying "in the coming decades" well in or out of the EU economic downturns will happen just as they did while we were members of the EU so that's a little silly isn't it.

As I've said time will tell the reality but on balance it will be leavers rather then remainers that will be more satisfied. This is not even touching on the growing problems within the EU lets please not pretend that just over the channel is a utopia with no issue's and as usual the EU is moving at a snails pace trying to catch up on how to deal with those issue's.

The one thing that remain supporters have to stop doing is pretending that the leave campaign which was shockingly bad and just as full of lies and exaggerations as the remain campaign somehow changed the opinions of voters whilst the remain campaign didn't. You can't have it both ways both campaigns were pathetic and both may have had an impact on how some chose to vote but the majority knew how they were going to vote before the campaigns and were not altered by the fiasco that followed.