BREXIT

[nick crisp]

1. To be able to make our own laws without having undesirable/unsuitable ones thrust upon us.
2. To be able to control immigration in a way that suits us.
3. To be able to make our own trade deals around the world.

Obviously to have an open free trade market across 28 countries you need to have common TRADE laws.

FTFY.

the EU will get a better deal if/when all members finally get around to agreeing with each other, which can take years

FTFY


We were given a vote. The MAJORITY OF VOTERS chose Brexit. The politicians said they would implement the voters' will. In a democracy, that means the will of the MAJORITY.


I'm not against a further vote on the nature of the deal. But such a vote should not include the option of a rerun on the original question - in or out. We voted out. (Yes, yes, I know, Scotland didn't - so vote for Scottish Independence and stop messing about).