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Old 07-03-2018, 23:26   #2373
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Re: Brexit discussion

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
I cannot see anything to disagree with there. This is why we are keeping our cards close to our chests, much to the annoyance of the press and remainers.
Um, Theresa May's speech set out our cake-and-eat it approach. The EU has published its detailed guidelines long in advance. This is not a deal for negotiating a contract for printer paper with multiple suppliers, there's just two sides with pretty few surprises on either of them.

I do genuinely believe that something like Robert's Peston's scenario is a credible one, ie that the deal offered to the UK will be unacceptable to Parliament but that we'll negotiate a transition period that will go on for some time.
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