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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
How the hell they think we can deal with the Irish border issue until we know the outcome of the trade talks, I really don't know.
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What on earth has the Irish border got to do with trade talks? I'm afraid you've lost me.
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Originally Posted by Mr K
Why are there so many problems/issues with Brexit? It's such a good well thought out way forward, that surely the mere thought of it will give our economy a massive boost? Yet the opposite seems to have happened, and the outlook for the UK is grim compared to other EU countries. Our growth rate is lower than that of the Eurozone, and the lowest in the G7.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...-a8028891.html
It's an utter mystery, as it's a brilliant idea, what can of possibly gone wrong?? .....  . |
That's all Project Fear Mr K sorry Project Reality! Trouble was some people glibly believed what Farage and BoJo said without any supporting evidence.
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Originally Posted by Damien
Maybe it's time for the people who led the Vote Leave campaign to tell us their ideas for all these problems they said wouldn't be issue instead of blaming people on the losing side who are now out of office anyway.
They wanted this, they're in charge, this is their responsbility. Suddenly Ireland is going to be a problem, as anyone would have guessed, and they're blaming everyone else. They've had a year and a half. Where is their answer?
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The Vote Leave capaign's default answer is to blame the EU; anything more sophisticated than this should not be expected from them. They like power but not the responsibility and owership of problems that go with it.