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GulfCoast66

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10. This is in no way the fault of the EU.

Reply to ancianita (Reply #6)

Tue Mar 19, 2019, 06:06 PM

Mar 2019

They negotiated in good faith. But May negotiated a deal that cannot pass. Because there is no positive outcome of Britian leaving the EU. May is in a no win position.

There are no options that may the U.K. stronger or wealthier.

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In Brexit chaos, UK eurosceptics see dream ticket: new leader, new deal [View all] turbinetree Mar 2019 OP

About the only positive thing, Thyla Mar 2019 #1

So, is this EU and British parliaments' denying the voice of voters through referenda in general? ancianita Mar 2019 #2

Check out this article.................. turbinetree Mar 2019 #3

It sounds as if she's caught in the middle between Brits and EU and parliamentary elites. ancianita Mar 2019 #6

This is in no way the fault of the EU. GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #10

"This is elite scoffing at the will of the British voters" LOL Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #13

Not really any doing of the EUs at all Thyla Mar 2019 #8

This has been their plan all along. Yavin4 Mar 2019 #4

Wasn't the Brexit vote to exit from the neoliberal austerity policies Brits suffered from all along? ancianita Mar 2019 #5

That's what it was "sold" as. Yavin4 Mar 2019 #7

I don't get enough real news to know anything but the anti-May news, so I pay attention to books. ancianita Mar 2019 #9

Can't believe I am reading this crap on DU. GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #11

You impugn my motives? Doubt my trying to understand a country I don't live in? Just where have you ancianita Mar 2019 #12

If you seriously want to understand more about the background to Brexit, Denzil_DC Mar 2019 #14

Thank you. I appreciate this. ancianita Mar 2019 #16

I can't judge your motives. Only you know them. GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #15

Thanks. I appreciate your info. ancianita Mar 2019 #17