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Old 13-10-2018, 22:35   #1850
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
That's exactly what we should be worried about. Our position is weak, and we've had to keep changing our 'red lines'. The EU have been consistent, have the strength of 27 countries, and have barely budged.
27 versus 1, not good odds, work it out...

We've blinked first, many times and will keep blinking/delaying/'transitioning', as the economic reality becomes apparent and we try to postpone an economic crisis.

People really need to have a serious think about what this means for themselves and their families. A 'We won', 'you lost' footy game this isn't -we all lose whichever way we voted. This inept divided Govt. is exactly what we don't need at the moment.
We have, indeed, been very accommodating. Hopefully, if we have to leave without a deal, the electorate will remember this. At least Thersa May will be able to say, with considerable conviction, that she tried her best.
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