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OnDoutside

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4. And people still don't understand the consequences of what is going

Mon Feb 17, 2020, 01:28 PM

Feb 2020

to happen on Jan 2021, if they go out on a no deal. Johnson will dress it up but if they don't agree on standards for imported goods, they really can't agree on anything else. And on top of that, there is zero incentive for Trump to give them any sort of good deal.....the UK are desperate to get a deal done, but Trump can let them swinging unless he gets what he wants. I don't see how they won't end up in an awfully worse place than they are now.

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Brexit: The British government starts to recognise reality [View all] Celerity Feb 2020 OP

And there you have the game plan of rw politics. defacto7 Feb 2020 #1

Great comment. volstork Feb 2020 #2

You've hit the nail squarely on the head... Raster Feb 2020 #3

And people still don't understand the consequences of what is going OnDoutside Feb 2020 #4

I don't claim to be a political scholar but it doesn't take one defacto7 Feb 2020 #8

Probably the best term for them is the low information voter. There's massive cognitive dissonance, OnDoutside Feb 2020 #9

+1 Newest Reality Feb 2020 #6

They will still blame the EU (and everyone else) at every opportunity T_i_B Feb 2020 #5

And many Brexiteers already say they see five fingers muriel_volestrangler Feb 2020 #7

And with the U.S. and Australia telling the U.K. that they must do a deal with the EU first, OnDoutside Feb 2020 #10