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Originally Posted by nomadking
I'm blaming them for it NOT happening.
So much time and effort has had to be put into deflecting the anti-democratic attacks, that could have much better been put into planning for a hard Brexit. If the EU saw that the UK was fully prepared in every way to have a hard Brexit, they might have been a bit more prepared to come to an acceptable agreement.
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I included this sentence.
The official WTO response versus an "expert". It is the EU insisting on the backstop.
As I've said before, if the Remain side are prepared to accept a 2nd referendum result that also went against them, they they should accept the result of the 1st. They don't accept the 1st, so they would only accept the result a 2nd if it went their way.
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I've read some utter tosh in my time but that takes the biscuit. You're effectively saying that the negotiators/politicians etc. Couldn't concentrate on their jobs because people are 'making noise' this is akin to the excuse the child gives to a teacher for not doing their home work. this then leads to a couple of conclusions.
1) The politicians/negotiators aren't capable of doing their jobs and would not be able to secure a good deal full stop
2) The politicians/negotiators aren't competent because they didn't even to think that in such a close result there would be efforts to change the process.
D- Must try much harder