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steve2470

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4. thank you!

Reply to LeftishBrit (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 27, 2019, 10:03 AM

Nov 2019

I realize I asked a difficult question with at least two potential answers. If Brexit is inevitable (the Tories seem to be winning the election on December 12th from what I've read), at least let it be as humane as possible, the one with a well-thought-out deal. The Irish border question is a really difficult one and one seemed doomed to exacerbate the chronic tensions.

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What's the current thinking of the damage from Brexit ? [View all] steve2470 Nov 2019 OP

Depends - Deal or No Deal? FBaggins Nov 2019 #1

The media have fixated on the immediate "deal" in prospect. 2020 looks like being a bumpy ride. Denzil_DC Nov 2019 #2

These are the likely consequences if we leave without a deal LeftishBrit Nov 2019 #3

thank you! steve2470 Nov 2019 #4