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Old 18-03-2019, 20:26   #8848
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Re: Brexit Discussion (New thread-Follow First Post Rules!)

Thought I'd have a quick look back on the first couple of pages of this thread to see what we were all talking about back in Summer 2018 given that today marks another milestone in the process. These three quotes, each anonymised to protect the innocent, stood out for me.

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Theresa May and her warring cabinet are split from top to bottom with Michael Gove and Boris sticking the knife into her at every opportunity.
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The Cabinet is united in most respects, but there are a few sticking points which are matters of detail and require careful consideration.
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The only solutions available are 'maximum facilitation' or 'no deal'. That is the real choice. The EU doesn't want a 'no deal' because the EU has an €80bn annual trade surplus with Britain. So it doesn't really take a lot of brain power to work out the best option both for Britain and the EU.
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