Palma04/10/2019 09:48
I suspect that most people would like to see an end to the Brexit uncertainty with Britain leaving the European Union sooner rather than later. I have made my views on Brexit very clear in this space, indicating that I do not think it is a very good idea, but the wishes of the majority have to be respected so therefore Brexit must go ahead.
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Totally incorrect statement . The UK Parliament rejected the deal not Brussels, Jason. Have you not been paying attention? Remember too that Britain opted to leave and essentially the onus is on them to deliver a solution, yes with help from Brussels. If Britain refuses to pay it's debts then there will be no trade deal with Europe. Who will suffer most, do you think? It's not rocket science but it is muddied by the dark and dangerous chaos currently infesting British politics.
It's not true to say that Theresa May's deal was rejected by Brussels. Her deal was negotiated and agreed by Brussels and it was then put to the British parliament which rejected it three times. Johnson's deal is possibly going to be passed by Parliament, but seems likely to be rejected by Brussels. If so, this is the first time they will have done so.
“The ball is in Brussels’ court”? No it isn’t. Have you heard BJ’s latest silly proposal? There’s no way the EU will accept that. He’s just playing around with the aim of pointing the finger of blame at Brussels but most people aren’t that gullible. Why not allow another vote now that all the facts are known to see if Leave will win a second time? After all, no facts were known the first time round so it was just a vote in the dark.