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Agreed. From polls i have seen the Remainers tactics over the last couple of years have if anything hardened opinion amongst the UK electorate a view elected in the growing acceptance of a No deal break with Europe. Mark carney's back pedalling on the likely economic impact of a no deal is telling enough as is the silence of the arch jerk Osborne over recent months. Two thirds of constituencies voted to leave the EU so the sense of betrayal felt by the electorate is becoming palpable. Chaos is of course in no one's interest and regulators on both sides of the channel will ensure that damage limitation is orderly of the day. The British electorate are not the fools many in the HoC have taken them to be and many will now pay the price for the betrayal of trust. The law says we will leave and leave we shall on 29th. The whole process has ben handled in an appalling fashion our Government and the Civl Service showing lack of vision and leadership from day one of the negotiations. Left leaning media has fed the population an endless diet of Eurozone centred and originated propaganda to facilitate swaying opinion to Remain. From the very outset the EU has south to negotiate in bad faith and do what it could to prevent the UK from exercising its democratically arrived at decision to go its own way. The fact that the EU is dysfunctional and has an increasingly complex financial balancing act to perform is well known to the UK but not within our gift to resolve. Populism is sweeping the Continent and it now seems inevitable that Brussels will not be able to shout aloud enough to silence the growing ranks clamouring for change, accountability and greater self-determination. In this sense we are setting a bad example as far as Brussels is concerned. Our electorate have voted that "Hotel California" is not for us. The six weeks post pour departure could prove to be be a defining point in curtailing Brussels' federalist agenda and as such we may just have come to Europe's rescue as we have done in the past.

wrt Brussels laxatives are no longer needs as Brexit is doing the job well enough. They are terrified that Brexit is causing contagion throughout Europe ahead of the elections in May.

we have already had a legally binding referendum as a result of which we will be leaving on 29th Deal or No deal.

Don't for one minute think he has given up on getting a crack at that job.

Fingers crossed can come tour rescue! Lets face it do we really want to cling on to an empire that has been modelled on three previous attempts at the same? The fact that the President of the European parliament has been forced to apologise for stating that "mussolini got things done" and the CEO of Volkswagen had to do the same for making a pun out of a vile NAZI slogan is evidence enough that under thinnest of veneers little has changed in the mindset of the "Eurolanders" despite our best efforts o make them see the error of their ways on three occasions over the last two centuries. We don't belong under that flag.

He must of tucked in behind the MEP in the VIP lane unnoticed as all our border guards are looking out to sea.

Half of the current crop of MP's will have been deselected for usurping the powers granted to them to serve the electorate that voted for them. Good riddance to bad rubbish. Listening to excerpts from the HoC last night our system of democracy has clearly failed and we are now seeing a troupe of baboons in action. I would not be surprised if many have nt got the guts to go back to their electorate in the Recess. Its a truly pitiful episode in our proud history and even more cringing than "Its a Royal Knock out" back i the day. Rightly the job of "politician" now ranks below else and justifiably so.

Luckily for us all is that Brexit is enshrined in law and not in the gift of Parliament. we will be out in a couple of weeks

Head of cbi on radio saying British businesses were not consulted and have not had time to prepare! Over two years yeah dead right ! Cbi not fit for purpose as I said before whingers and wasters expecting others to smooth the way, it’s a pity but business success has historically depended on management ability leadership innovation snd vision. Listening to this lot its amazing we are the success we are. Of course this will all stop overnight should comrades Corbin and mc Donnell hey an opportunity to screw things up

"Drain the swamp" as our man with hair and the orange glow would say

Indeed! No deal is the default position in the legally binding Withdrawal Treaty between us and the EU member states.

CBI serial whingers like Ian Blackford. Perpetually resisting change and innovation. not a credible organisation at present

No. El Cid

oh?how?

The fact that Irish border has become an issue at all has Blair;s finger prints all over it. He credits himself with having created the Good Friday Agreement so he will clearly have been bending te EU's ear on the issue. He has never given up becoming the EU's first president so delivering the UK back in the EU fold plus slug of tax payers money he feels will get him the job he craves. The guy is a delusory fool and most ordinary folk will see through him. I don't think Brexiteers are necessarily s£%tting them selves. I think it will be the MP's that have and are betraying the will of the people they represent. It may be 17.4 m or just over 50% vote wise but a much larger % for out on a constituency basis. We don't leave many of them will be out on the proverbial and rightly so for usurping just democratic process and placing us in the company of Russia, North Korea, Venezuela etc.

Typical disingenuous cr&p You can expect from the EU. They should not have taken counsel from Blair and Mandelson. Now they kiss £39bn goodbye and say hello to WTO trade which many leading economists have come out to say that it’s not going to be a catastrophe for us and will have nothing like the impact on our economy than it will on the euro zone. Barnier et al were sold a lemon by two if the most mistrusted politicians we have ever had the misfortune to have elected to power. Europeans have a habit not learning from history. Stupid arrogant fs

Good point of course. The rub is the EU does not want the whinging non contributors. It’s a not like exit or remain all over again. The Eu does not want to supper them. Furthermore Spain would veto entry as Catalans and basques will want to join us on the outside. A shame as I too would like to se that irksome whingeing oik blackford out of the HOC

Don't think so. Popular support for a "no deal" is growing quickly with those now favouring a no deal the biggest percentage by some distance over remain and undecided.

I have read that you pensioners don't use French letters anymore, self evident in the rise of STD's amongst the retired class. Tut tut

Yeah we will be offered double the money and be told to
Be grateful. Our BoD has played a blinder!