Posted on 03/21/2019 10:31:26 AM PDT by tcrlaf
Jeez, it’s good that May wasn’t in charge of the D-DAY INVASION; IT WOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED.
Now that it has failed twice, and polls show 56% of the British public favor staying in EU, what is the probability that there will be a revote to stay or go?
If the leavers did sell a fairy tale version, is this part of the reason that polls now show 56% of British favor staying?
The key word is “part”. It’s not the only reason but leavers did lie about the 350 million per week and other topics
Too little, too late. They should have been doing this since March 2017. I hope they take the no deal, this entire rigamarole is frustrating. The leavers won the referendum, no matter whether they were lied to or made a protest vote or changed their minds. They and the union of nations, the UK need to face the consequences. Out
A hard Brexit needs to be the focus. Brussels won’t negotiate fairly unless hard Brexit is on the table.
Unlike Trump, May’s negotiating in this situation has been terrible and has given all the cards to the EU. As some suggest, she’s not trying, but if they want this to work, prepare for Hard Brexit and then see how the EU responds.
best case scenario is still a hard Brexit for England. Reset the negotations at the worst case scenario for the EU (i.e., don’t pay the billions the EU thinks the UK owes them) and start over
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