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The healthy thing for both parties to do now would be to bury their animosities and focus on the future prospects for a special economic cooperation zone among equals.
The UK managed to survive in one form or another for a thousand years without the EU telling it what to do so it will probably be able muddle through on its own again. One thing is for sure though. If the UK doesn't escape Big Brussels' orbit now it will never escape it.
Why limit ourselves to 'surviving' and 'muddling through' though when we could be doing so much better than that?
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Oh dear Boris. So, looks like another extension then.
Johnson's Brexit deal passed.
However it has now been suspended due to the timetable bill not passing.
The Government may wait to see what they can negotiate with the EU, however in terms of a short extension of a few weeks, it's not really going to be a problem. In fact the EU have some sympathy for Johnson, and ,acron and others have praised him.
A longer extension would mean Johnson will call a General Election, something which he would have done after securing Brexit anyway.
Johnson is ahead in the polls, and people are gunning for Corbyn's Labour which has defied democracy and a general election and has refused to answer to the British people.
One thing is now clear though and that is Brexit is now most certainly going to happen.
Of course there is going to be another referendum, I've been telling you for months, it's the only way off this merry-go-round....
Where do you think the majority in Parliament will come from for a second referendum considering it voted tonight for the second reading of the bill to facilitate the UK leaving the EU ?
Where do you think the majority in Parliament will come from for a second referendum considering it voted tonight for the second reading of the bill to facilitate the UK leaving the EU ?
Where do you think the support is to allow Brexit to slip through ?
You can call people names as much as you want but remain are currently polling higher then leave and have done since 2017.
Once the general public figure out the the withdrawal Bill just leads to 10 years of messing about support is only going to go further down.
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