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“Brexit is going to happen and we just have to give Mr Johnson the benefit of the doubt.”
Gina Miller to the Evening Standard Londoner's Diary
Perhaps George Soros' dosh has finally dried up for her?
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Oh at long bloody last she gets it.
Mind you he has to stick to his guns about the future trade deal and relationship. He shouldn’t get pasted into a corner and agree to free movement. And there has to be a balance between trade and financial services. Because financial services the EU want to neuter the UK on and make us less free. The old president even said as much a year or two back.
Mind you he has to stick to his guns about the future trade deal and relationship. He shouldn’t get pasted into a corner and agree to free movement. And there has to be a balance between trade and financial services. Because financial services the EU want to neuter the UK on and make us less free. The old president even said as much a year or two back.
As you say, cassa. From what I've read, the EU is trying the same trap that they laid for May (and she fell into it) and trying to stage discussions according to their ideas of progression. Whether or not it is true, I'm unsure, but it seems that they are predicating (or trying to do so) any trade deal on our acceptance of ceding access to our fishing grounds.
Hope Boris can be tough; he's going to need to be. Then, they want to neuter our financial power. W.T.O. rules beckon, I think, but if we accept that that is the position, then we can ignore them and go ahead and build trade deals elsewhere. Faced with a fait accompli, the situation and negotiations would change.
If only all Remainers have got the message - they haven't, they're still moaning on. :(
Hope Boris can be tough; he's going to need to be. Then, they want to neuter our financial power. W.T.O. rules beckon, I think, but if we accept that that is the position, then we can ignore them and go ahead and build trade deals elsewhere. Faced with a fait accompli, the situation and negotiations would change.
If only all Remainers have got the message - they haven't, they're still moaning on. :(
Regardless of what has happened over the past three years there is nothing that says a remain thinking person has to change their mind or vice versa. An ex Tory MP died last year who was against Ted Heath taking us into the Common Market and he resigned his Cabinet position to fight for leaving the EU for the rest of his life. It took decades but he won his fight. Each person is entitled to their belief and position.
What we all have to hope is that we are not all forced to become Recoverers if things go totally Pete Tong for us after we finally (completely) leave the EU. There is the increased danger that a large percentage will step back and say, "I told you that it was doomed so you can sort it out yourselves" when buy-in to recover is at its most precious. And many of those may well be people who voted Leave but refuse to take any blame or responsibility. People are fickle and that is the main intangible in all this. I wish Boris and the Johnsons the best of British. Europe will not make this easy and to be honest why should they?
What we all have to hope is that we are not all forced to become Recoverers if things go totally Pete Tong for us after we finally (completely) leave the EU. There is the increased danger that a large percentage will step back and say, "I told you that it was doomed so you can sort it out yourselves" when buy-in to recover is at its most precious. And many of those may well be people who voted Leave but refuse to take any blame or responsibility. People are fickle and that is the main intangible in all this. I wish Boris and the Johnsons the best of British. Europe will not make this easy and to be honest why should they?
Fear not!. Ms Miller still has plans to thwart a proper Brexit:
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//Her name is not Gina miller.//
Come on then, fraser. Put us out of our misery. What is it? (Unless you are suggesting she uses her maiden name - Singh - which, as far as I am aware she never has since she's been involved with Brexit).
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//Her name is not Gina miller.//
Come on then, fraser. Put us out of our misery. What is it? (Unless you are suggesting she uses her maiden name - Singh - which, as far as I am aware she never has since she's been involved with Brexit).
Jackdaw - // Am I the only one who thinks Boris is the best PM since Thatcher? Major, Cameron and May pale into insignificance by comparison. //
In my view, valid comparisons can only be made when sufficient time has passed to see just what sort of a PM Boris will be.
All the names mentioned had a time in the job to get it right, and wrong, and all did both, so we need to allow Boris the same time and see what he does.
Potential does not equal achievement.
In my view, valid comparisons can only be made when sufficient time has passed to see just what sort of a PM Boris will be.
All the names mentioned had a time in the job to get it right, and wrong, and all did both, so we need to allow Boris the same time and see what he does.
Potential does not equal achievement.
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