Yup, it was clear to all, except for May and her negotiating team it still isn't.
It became clear the mindset of some of the Brexiters when one of them thought they could just resume trading relationships with the Commonwealth just as if the last 40+ years had never happened.
At least the trumpites make less sense than them but that is a pretty low bar. For both groups it seems their decision was based on the emotion of 'my country first, all others can pound sand, etc etc'. Rather than reasoning what makes sense today they both thought they could return to the policies when they were kids and just assume it would be just dandy with the rest of the world.
" and sprinkled with a "Labour/Tories are wrooong". I am quite impressed with Tusk as he started as a very crap, meek Polish PM who had to run because he got bullied and he evolved into the opposite.
Clear plans? Surely you are joking. They do not have one because if they did by now everyone would know the details of it, everyone that needed to sign or vote would have done so, procedures would have been set up, and they would be well on their way doing things like ramping up staff where needed. This will be a no deal situation. Even if, for who knows why, the EU gives them longer than March, it will still be a very hard brexit and the actual deadline will be all the harder.Wake me up when they start discussing all the trade, education, transport and other agreements with specific people and present clear documents and plans. We are still stuck in "surely Brexit will not actually happen" mixed with "let us retain all privileges and have no responsibilities
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Yeah the problem is, it's only him saying this. It is not official Labour policy. Corbyn as usual won't commit himself, McDonnell has said that they might consider a 2nd ref but that it would not include a remain option and now Starmer says remain would be an option. Who could possibly vote for that cluster fuck?
