RRSODL wrote:I voted leave and I'd do it again, those bullies in Brussels make me more determine than ever..... not forgetting the scaremongering coming from the remainers.
Theresa May should go now and let a true brexitier handle the exit negotiations.
Shame on Tony Blair, I regret supporting him with my vote.
Bullies? What are they bullying us about?
If someone wants to leave an organisation, that organisation has no obligation to treat them any different to any other non-member. The EU has bent over backwards to soften the blow we have dealt ourselves, and had given us a whole shedload of concessions in this transition period, but they cannot break the four most basic club rules for one member who is in any case leaving.
And for those sick of it all- if we voted now to remain, it would all end. If we leave, or vote again to leave and then leave, then this will go on and on for a minimum of two more years for the transition, and then we would have to negotiate a treaty for actually leaving (this last one was just for the transition), and as far as treaties with other countries than the EU go, in trade treaty land, at least another 8 years on average if the time taken for other similar treaties to get agreed is anything to go by, and that's assuming we can negotiate all the treaties at the same time. So far, we have proved incapable of even managing one.
If you want it all over with, then we need to remain. It is that simple.
And BTW, the 'true supporters of brexit' got their chance to negotiate, achieved b*ggar-all in two years, and then all bar the totally useless Fox ran away and are now whining from the sidelines blaming everyone but themselves for their own failure- their favourite situation as they have done nothing else for the last few decades.
