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Old 08-08-2020, 18:55   #3364
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Leavers created this situation and should be capable of getting us out from it. They knew what they were voing for and hence had a solution. Hopefully, that solution was more constructive than just blaming the other side!

Remainers devising solutions won't cut the mustard. They will end up with similar smears as those attached to Theresa May's government.

I would suggest you bend Redwood's ear and remind him what he and his colleagues promised you at the time of the referendum. However, I understand that he is currently embroiled in a big NIMBY dispute with Wokingham Borough Council which says "We're outraged and disgusted at these government proposals which would see the amount of new housing more than double across the Wokingham Borough to 1,635 per year."[
<SNIP>.
Your diversion from the matter at hand in this thread is utterly pointless.

What ground should the UK give in negotiating with the EU?
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