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What today's Supreme Court ruling means for Brexit.
We either leave the EU with no deal, maintain a close relationship but without being members, or don't leave.
Same as this morning then.
We either leave the EU with no deal, maintain a close relationship but without being members, or don't leave.
Same as this morning then.
What today's Supreme Court ruling means for Brexit (2):
Those who wish to leave the EU with no deal and those who don't want to leave are prepared to do what it takes to get what they want.
Also the same as this morning.
(Both sides hate being seen as equal to the other...)
Those who wish to leave the EU with no deal and those who don't want to leave are prepared to do what it takes to get what they want.
Also the same as this morning.
(Both sides hate being seen as equal to the other...)
What today's Supreme Court ruling means for Brexit (3):
There is no institution in the country which cannot be seen as biased towards one side or the other depending on how helpful they seem to be.
Reinforcing what we mostly knew anyway.
There is no institution in the country which cannot be seen as biased towards one side or the other depending on how helpful they seem to be.
Reinforcing what we mostly knew anyway.
Cut to the chase. Brexit partisans are engaged in a battle for absolute victory. The UK is collateral damage while the battle rages. And it will rage until there are realistic alternatives which start to attract equal support.
*now looks forward to being denounced by both sides*
