Nah. It feels very much like a meaningful Brexit *will* happen at this point, although anything is possible.Originally Posted by Sir C
We'll end up 'leaving' under the same terms as the transition period; that is to say, pretty much under our current terms.
At this point we know that no menaingful Brexit will happen until 5 years after the vote. They've fudged 5 years away. They'll continue to fudge it.
Fudge, fudge, fudge, fudge.
You dont like fudge? I dont care for it myself, too sugary.
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But the complexity of Brexit meant leaving being a long drawn-out affair was always likely and if anyone's pissed off about it the fault lies with a) those who campaigned for leave who should have better informed the public that it was likely b) the public for not being engaged enough to work it out for themselves
Not necessarily. We could, had we a government worthy of the name, have triggered article 50, negotiated nothing, and walked away on WTO terms.
RiiiiiiiightNot necessarily. We could, had we a government worthy of the name, have triggered article 50, negotiated nothing, and walked away on WTO terms.
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