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Originally Posted by Gavin78
I agree.
The only set back we have here is a remain PM trying to appease the remain side and set our country back into the dark ages.
She is not carrying out the wishes of those that wanted to leave the EU.
We need a clean break set back to WTO rules and then talk. The simple thing is the EU is either with us or against us it's their call then not ours.
The remain side really just need to keep their mouths out of our business. The vote was done and it was clear cut now they just need to crawl back into whatever cave they came from.
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We have a Prime Minister who wants to set the country back to the dark ages? I think that's clearly untrue.
She is carrying out the wishes of those who wanted to leave the EU - she has went and got the best deal she can. It's now up to Parliament to decide whether to accept or explore other options.
We haven't done any of the preparatory work required to crash out on WTO terms. To do so threatens the very existence of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. To align ourselves with EU standards and not impose tariffs means we are restricted in the trade agreements we can make with the rest of the world.
In a democracy nobody should be silenced, one of the fundamental freedoms is to be able to disagree.
Your entire post is over sentimental drivel. I can accept that, the most bitter of Brexit supporters is seeing their dream crumble before their very eyes.
However, when you strip the emotion out of the situation the cold facts are the EU holds all the cards and we hold none.