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Old 10-04-2019, 13:12   #1465
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
If May wants to facilitate a "good" Brexit option she should rescind Article 50, stand down as party leader and have the party elect a pro-Brexit leader (which the membership would).

A half decent leader would wipe the floor with Corbyn at an election then (assuming a sizeable majority) trigger A50 all over again towards a no deal on or around 1st October 2021 and for two years be clear that this is the unavoidable destination of Brexit.

Her deal essentially keeps us in until December 2020 anyway and it'd stop the Parliamentary shenanigans. It'd also smoke out the Labour Party policy on Brexit.
Completely agree.

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Based on the experience of the canned NHS IT system and the IT issues surrounding Crossrail's signalling systems, no one will risk unique, untried technology to solve the Irish border situation.
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