Just a smidgen of intellectual honesty would be good. But this man is incapable. He is a fraudster.
The UK is seeking a deal that keeps some of the benefits of being in the EU - whilst at the same time rejecting the rules that facilitate that.
It’s really as simple as that.
The UK is seeking a deal that keeps some of the benefits of being in the EU - whilst at the same time rejecting the rules that facilitate that.
It’s really as simple as that.
https://twitter.com/skynews/status/1317060469392289793
“Australia” sounds great with beaches, sun and wallabies but *there is no EU-Aus deal - he is dressing up chaos*
“Canada” is a very basic FTA with terms that might work for a jurisdiction 6,000km from the EU but not for a country next door, where the EU is BY FAR its biggest mkt
“Canada” is a very basic FTA with terms that might work for a jurisdiction 6,000km from the EU but not for a country next door, where the EU is BY FAR its biggest mkt
The truth is that for all this “we are ready for no deal” the reality is of course we’re not - we’re not even ready for the threadbare deal that’s possible. It’s hard to plan for tariffs but *impossible for all but the very biggest businesses* to plan for quotas.
During the middle of a pandemic your PM actually thinks it is a sensible thing to: (1) blame the EU for Brexit (2) lie to you about your future and (3) threaten something that would devastate an already heavily disrupted country.
This is an *appalling* way to govern.
This is an *appalling* way to govern.
And once again your permanent reminder - *this is not what the British people voted for in 2016*. Because unlike Johnson and co, I actually think the 2016 referendum - its hopes, promises and lies - are worth remembering, and not conveniently forgotten.
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