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Old 15-10-2020, 18:05   #4210
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Making myself a hostage to fortune, I'd bet that the EU won't blink because they think Boris will bend. If that's the case, Boris should break off talks and invite them to restart them when the EU has some reasonable compromise to offer.

Boris's cred is low at the moment and he must keep to his word because the EU is a perfidious negotiator, particularly driven by the equally perfidious French and Irish governments.

Based on what Boris has done with an international treaty, I suspect most impartial observers feel he's a closer fit for "perfidious".

But Boris rolled over on the Withdrawal Agreement so chances are he'll do the same again, I agree. But this time, the EU will want some guarantee he'll honour the agreement.
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