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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Dominic Cummings is scathing of the manner in which the Conservatives have implemented Brexit so far.
He is right, too. They could scarcely have handled it much worse if they tried.
My biggest fear in all this was that they would make a total mess of it. Not against it in principle, though I would far, far prefer we'd rejoin EFTA, but they are incompetently bumbling through for the international audience while spending their time on demagoguery at home.
We should bin Article 50 right now, and set about leaving the EU via a mutual treaty. No time limit pressures, plenty of time to properly and soberly analyse our options, and to put the systems in place to ensure that we can smoothly transition and in turn prosper on exit day.
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The obstacle in doing what you mention is the admission of culpability. No politician in power is going to admit to the passengers that the name of the ship they are on is called the Titanic
Even if they did admit the course we are on is the wrong one, who, in the current government, has the political foresight and instinct to oust May and set us on a more synergistic EU exit ..
BTW, for some reason, the aforementioned Vote Leave Campaign Chief is now saying some very strange things:
Vote Leave Campaign Chief Dominic Cummings Admits Leaving The EU Could ‘Be An Error’