Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 14-06-2021, 13:53   #1343
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
So, the UK government were telling porkies and/or soft ?

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As you continue to choose to bandy about the phrase 'enemy' Could you not consider that the phrase should be directed at the people who signed the deal from the UK side ? are they not an enemy to their country for their failure to deliver?

The no extension argument holds no water, as an extension was available however instead of seeing it as was (a viable option) we ignored it and continued to play brinkmanship.
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The EU was never going to bend on this, extension or no extension. The EU would have used the extra time to wear us down by any means possible.

An extension was never a viable proposition for anyone wanting the will of the people implemented.

But you know that.
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