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Old 22-03-2019, 15:09   #395
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Re: Brexit (New).

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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
1) Mays deal has been dismissed on two occasions

2) Mays deal cannot (will not be) improved upon by the EU

3) The EU are quite willing to give us an extension whereby we all run in circles for another few months, while improving the EU bank balance

4) If Mays deal goes through we will still be in the EU

5) No deal is better than anything currently offered by May or the EU

6) Half the people reading this will not agree with any of the above

But the half that matter will agree with you
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