New Pm Moves In On Wednesday

[retrocop]

According to Mr Cameron on LBC news just now.
Thats how you do it Labour. :-)

[Old_Geezer]

Surely just two general Brexit categories ?

'Brexit normal' where we get all our control back, no freedom for other nationals to simply walk in to the country as if they owned the place, and whatever is agreed to be in both parties' interests beyond that.

Or 'Brexit sell-out' where some 'remainer' agrees for the nation to still be controlled by EU demands but theoretically considered not to be in the EU.

[Ellipsis]

> there is only one brexit elipsis

Please lay it out for us then TTT. Include things like access to the single market, the free movement of labour, when article 50 should be invoked and what should have happened before that. Then ask the other 17.4 million people who voted Brexit if they agree with you and, if they do, then you're right - there is only one Brexit.

[ToraToraTora]

Brexit = 100% British Sovereignty. All the rest is just agreements. SGB would like to portray this as something else but that's what it is. I tire of repeating the same stuff to the hard of thinking.

[anneasquith]

I think it is going to be very interesting when/if/how TM implements brexit.

[Peter Pedant]

No OG surely a third -

Brexit crazy - where the demands vary from day to day
or the demands are inconsistent ( £350 m a week for the NHS and oops sorry not £350m for the NHS or
no immigration at all oops except to run the NHS ( nurses ) or to run the NHS ( jnr doctors )
or just plain rubbish
"we have voted against austerity but wont pay our bills"

You can tell them by their reluctance to fill out details of Brexit
or their relying on cruel abuse ( hard of thinking ) as an alternative to a policy or two
or that they look like 3T

[naomi24]

^ // just plain rubbish//

[Old_Geezer]

Yes PP, but the promises/demands you refer to are all propaganda fantasy. Which is why it's denied. Presently cards are being played close to the chest to avoid giving an advantage to the other side of the negotiating table, in advance of getting there. Folk will be clear on what they expect the basics of the agreement to be, they just won't tip their hand in advance, just in case. The main issue is, will the reason to leave at all (sovereignty/control) be a sacrosanct demand or will it be sacrificed by weak negotiators ? Let's hope the folk who made agreements on tax with the multinationals are not invited to the Brexit negotions.

[Old_Geezer]

...negotiations...
sigh