Originally posted by BlasterBates
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So what happens if there's a terrible deal at the end of negotiations?
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When a politician uses a language that sounds clear, you know the opposite is going to happen....eg
"I will put the UK at the heart of Europe"
Tony Blair
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostWhen a politician uses a language that sounds clear, you know the opposite is going to happen....eg
"I will put the UK at the heart of Europe"
Tony Blair
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostAnother thread of Remnants trying to reassure themselves that it won't happen.
Bless.“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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...and Brexit supporters assuming the this isn't an opening negotiating position.
Negotiations means give and take. The opening negotiating positions is
"have cake and eat it" cue applause from Brexiteers.
.....but listen to May carefully "we want avoid a cliff edge " aha so there will be a transitionary deal
What is the difference between a transitionary deal and the "promised land" ?
Simple things will continue as before after 2019.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostAnother thread of Remnants trying to reassure themselves that it won't happen.
Bless.
I would be sorry if there wasn't a hard Brexit after all thisHard Brexit now!
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No, she wants to avoid cliff edge, that does not mean there will be transitional deal, in fact the only logical outcome is NOT to agree to any such deal from EU point of view - cliff edge for UK means profit for EU and deterrence for future escapees
She will now invoke article 50 and EU will spend next two years stalling - trivial as teo years is nothing for such deals, they won't discuss any future deal until separation is done.Comment
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