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Old 20-03-2019, 09:31   #82
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Re: Brexit (New).

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
Now you're grasping. Historically May has shown she is capable of saying one thing and reversing that decision in the next breath.
Not really. What nobody seems to be willing to consider here is that the UK, Teresa May and our dysfunctional parliament are not the beginning and the end of the show here. There is the small matter of 27 other heads of government and the European Union, none of whom have inexhaustible patience and all of whom have had their own energies sapped by May’s indecision and Parliament’s intransigence.

They have absolutely no reason to agree to a long extension unless the UK justifies it with a concrete plan to clear the impasse. The opportunity to present that plan is now - and she’s not done it. The EU has absolutely no incentive at all to grant an extension beyond June.

What May says and what May does are now only a small part of the equation.
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