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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
I just get fed up with all the negative articles you reference andrew as though the negative consequences apply only to the UK which in many cases if they were not resolved there would be negatives for both the UK and the EU. Yes you say "we're all leavers now" but you don't agree with brexit you certainly don't support it and you give the impression that your in that minority remain group that would be happy if the UK went down the pan because of brexit. You can put up all the negative articles you want some of which are raising issues that have already been unofficially resolved to the satisfaction of both parties. Or didn't you realise that some negotiations have already started on issues of joint concern to ensure the continued benefit to both sides, why the UK government or the EU haven't made that clear I'm not sure but I'm equally sure one or both will when it suits them.
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If we're not discussing the issues that are arising in Brexit on this thread then there is very little to discuss. The stories I am sharing are the main issues being highlighted at the moment. Surely you don't think we should all ignore them?
This is a thread about Brexit. Some people seem to want to re-tread the debates of June 2016. That's pointless and we need to look at the fresh issues that arise. These may well fit into peoples' perceptions of negative and positive news, it's not for me to judge.
Finally, to re-confirm what I've said in the past. I want the country to be as successful as possible. It's not in my interests to see the country go pear-shaped.