[HamiltonJay]

HARD BREXIT is coming... which is what it should have been in the first place... the EU was always going to EFF the UK.... UK Leaders should have been busy negotiating new trade agreements with the US, China and others, etc rather than wasting time on thinking they were going to get anything reasonable out of the EU.

May was a fool... I am amazed she hasn’t been booted.

[Rockingham]

I am astonished that May never warned the EU that setting hard terms for a negotiated exit would risk estranging the British public from Europe and could lead to anti-EU sentiments and policies by the government. The better result of friendly relations after Brexit could be assured by easy terms and avoidance of a hard Brexit and the hard feelings that would ensue. And, no doubt about it, even though the EU can hurt Britain, Britain could do a lot to pry the EU apart.

[Jim Noble]

Make sure the Chunnel is mined, send the Muslims home, and re-occupy Ireland.

Ask Harry if he’s over her yet, and if yes, deport her back to California.

Give Nicola Sturgeon her freedom, and build Hadrian’s wall 60 feet high.

Have Charles sent as minister plenipotentiary to the Gaza Strip, where he will remain to indulge his islamophilia. Have William decline the crown so he can host a children’s television program.

Cry God for Harry, England, and St. George!

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"UK Leaders should have been busy negotiating new trade agreements with the US, China and others, etc rather than wasting time on thinking they were going to get anything reasonable out of the EU."

While still in the EU, no member can officially negotiate trade with any other countries. I'm sure that unofficially the Brits have been putting out feelers to countries like U.S. and China and have preliminary stuff going. However, any trade treaty with another country takes a long time to hammer out. Think of all the things that go into trade deals.