First read through #operationyellowhammer confirms: anyone lobbying for #NoDealBrexit has not the slightest clue what they are talking about; or is so cushioned from real world they needn't worry about things normal people have to worry about. Maybe latter explains PM & Co?
Note: admits serious problems - not least for Northern Ireland / Ireland. Some big understatements, e.g. on disruption to basic cross-border police and security cooperation. On citizens rights: repeats same mantra "broadly the same"... just hope you're not one of those affected.
Second read through #operationyellowhammer and you can't help but conclude: any Government that would allow this to happen to its own people constitutes a serious threat to national security? @nicholaswatt @lbcbreaking
@nicholaswatt @lbcbreaking And remember: using this programme of self-harm to the UK, as a threat to get a "better deal" from the EU, is meant to be the great negotiating tactic of @BorisJohnson ? It makes you weep...
@nicholaswatt @lbcbreaking @BorisJohnson True: Art 50 extensions gave UK more time to sort regulatory frameworks etc (those were seriously deficient in March). But if 1 big legal change can cause major / unforeseen impacts, just imagine what happens when you have 1000 all at once. Neither Gov nor Biz can plan or control
