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News is reporting that the UK has requested an extension.
What's the point?
Brexit is inevitable, one year was never a realistic target to negotiate all this stuff. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The transition period would be extended anyway. The British Government has a very good opportunity to do this. They have an excellent explanation"
But to what end? |
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"The transition period would be extended anyway. The British Government has a very good opportunity to do this. They have an excellent explanation
But to what end?"
To the end that however good or bad BREXIT or the "new deal" we get when it's all done is or isn't, anyone spending time now either in the EU commission or the UK government rather than putting all their efforts into sorting the Corona crisis needs to be sacked. BREXIT can be done for better or worse when this is all over.
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"News is reporting that the UK has requested an extension.
What's the point?
Brexit is inevitable, one year was never a realistic target to negotiate all this stuff."
This good news Brexit should be delayed for at least a year,the EU will say yes I am sure |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The transition period would be extended anyway. The British Government has a very good opportunity to do this. They have an excellent explanation
But to what end?
To the end that however good or bad BREXIT or the "new deal" we get when it's all done is or isn't, anyone spending time now either in the EU commission or the UK government rather than putting all their efforts into sorting the Corona crisis needs to be sacked. BREXIT can be done for better or worse when this is all over.
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I'm not saying that you're wrong.
But can't they still make whatever agreements are going to be made. It's not like we're going to have much choice but to sign whatever shite we're given.
Conference calls people. The tech exists. |
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"The transition period would be extended anyway. The British Government has a very good opportunity to do this. They have an excellent explanation
But to what end?
To the end that however good or bad BREXIT or the "new deal" we get when it's all done is or isn't, anyone spending time now either in the EU commission or the UK government rather than putting all their efforts into sorting the Corona crisis needs to be sacked. BREXIT can be done for better or worse when this is all over.
I'm not saying that you're wrong.
But can't they still make whatever agreements are going to be made. It's not like we're going to have much choice but to sign whatever shite we're given.
Conference calls people. The tech exists. "
Some won't accept that is the position. Ultimately, we may all be better off if the infection is given the attention of the UK and EU. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The transition period would be extended anyway. The British Government has a very good opportunity to do this. They have an excellent explanation
But to what end?
To the end that however good or bad BREXIT or the "new deal" we get when it's all done is or isn't, anyone spending time now either in the EU commission or the UK government rather than putting all their efforts into sorting the Corona crisis needs to be sacked. BREXIT can be done for better or worse when this is all over.
I'm not saying that you're wrong.
But can't they still make whatever agreements are going to be made. It's not like we're going to have much choice but to sign whatever shite we're given.
Conference calls people. The tech exists.
Some won't accept that is the position. Ultimately, we may all be better off if the infection is given the attention of the UK and EU. "
Well obviously would be a lot easier to deal with it by pooling resources, and if the UK was availing of the funds that the EU has made available and the distribution of ventilators etc.
But people voted leave. And nothing will stop it happening. |
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