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Old 16-01-2019, 10:54   #6439
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Re: Brexit

I think whichever way it finally goes the damage is done. The country is divided and will be for quite a while yet.

I think cracks are showing in the EU utopia, and in the present (and probably forthcoming) world economic fluctuations it's hard to guess if the cracks will heal or grow larger.

Personally I'd still like a clean break 'no deal' rather than a cobbled together deal which doesn't really do anything for either side.


P.S. It's raining here . . . should I start stockpiling water?
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