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That makes me wonder.
Even the Daily Mail now says that a No Deal Brexit would be a catastrophy for the UK. The closer we are to the end of October, the more the pound will sink.
How much would (well informed?) currency traders make if Wrexit was cancelled at the last minute?
Even the Daily Mail now says that a No Deal Brexit would be a catastrophy for the UK. The closer we are to the end of October, the more the pound will sink.
How much would (well informed?) currency traders make if Wrexit was cancelled at the last minute?
How many "great companies available for a great price" (to quote Legatum) would have been bought by then?
Would Brexiters-in-chief really mind last minute cancellation, or would they just be happy to (to quote Leave lawbreaking architect Steve Baker) "stay in and wreck the EU instead"?
Who will electorally gain if Brexit is cancelled?
The society has been divided, extremism has been boosted, lies are the new truth, the rule of law is under attack: An ideal platform to open the way to fascism.
Brexit is an infection aiming for generalised sepsis.
The society has been divided, extremism has been boosted, lies are the new truth, the rule of law is under attack: An ideal platform to open the way to fascism.
Brexit is an infection aiming for generalised sepsis.
It is then more important than ever to focus on healing the wound.
99,9% of the Leave/Remain voters want what the Brexiters-in-chief (*not* the Leave/Remain voters) want to take away from them: a decent life (funded NHS&welfare, decent jobs, environmental standards, a future...)
99,9% of the Leave/Remain voters want what the Brexiters-in-chief (*not* the Leave/Remain voters) want to take away from them: a decent life (funded NHS&welfare, decent jobs, environmental standards, a future...)
