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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

If Party A revokes part of an international treaty it makes with Party B, which is the perfidious party? A or B.

It gives me no pleasure to see our country's currency and global influence falling since June 2016. (eg 20/6/16. £1=$1.47. Today £1=$1.29).

Russia is pro-Brexit like you. It wants to weaken the EU as it supports the Ukraine and has brought much of Eastern Europe into its membership. And only recently, the EU agreed on new sanctions against Russia over the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. https://www.politico.eu/article/nava...sia-sanctions/

Andrew, you really are short on argument here.

Of course, as you say, the current situation gives you no pleasure. You are a Remainer who has quoted currency values that you prefer to have kept.

But you skilfully avoid to date to provide any view as to what Boris should now agree to in current state of negotiation given that we are not EU members. So I'll ask some questions that I hope you will answer with no weasel wording.

1. Should we allow the EU to retain current fishing rights in UK waters?

2. Should we agree to a "level playing field" that chains us to EU rules?

3. Should we allow the ECJ to make binding rulings on the UK?

Can you manage that please?