Do those who want a referendum before March 2019 rather than during the transition believe security threats without a backstop are manageable and risks from political escalation are controllable? Do they think they can hold the UK union together when all else falls apart?
Because once a state slides into existential crisis even the best intentioned leaders often end up facing disastrous choices
Many on both sides of the UK Brexit debate need to take a harder look at what happens to states in moments of existential crisis.
If you propose a course of action with very high levels of risk at least acknowledge the existence of those risks and factor them into your strategy
If you propose a course of action with very high levels of risk at least acknowledge the existence of those risks and factor them into your strategy
Do you guys have any idea what you are letting yourselves in for?
