Tim Drayton wrote:The pound rose on the hope/expectation that with parliament's involvement there will be a 'softer' Brexit which will be a bit less disastrous for the country.
It will be a hard Brexit, with or without the involvement of Parliament, the EU Commission have made that very clear ..... what did Junker say
'You are either IN or you are OUT !' , the UK will not get the chance to cherry pick.
But I am an optimist and am confident that the days of collective trade agreements are coming to an end. The UK will form bi-lateral agreements with many countries including member Nations of the EU. The problem there is that these members of the EU will not be allowed to make these agreements unless they also leave the EU. And that is exactly what I see happening. These Block Trade Agreements only favour the large corporations and enable them to overrule the law of the land, they have little to do with trade.
I listened yesterday on BBC radio to a UK MP
(can't remember his name) who was a '
Remainer' through and through, was saying he now wanted ammendements to this A-50 white paper so that the people have the final say when the deal is done. When asked what would happen if the people rejected the deal in another referendum, he replied
'Then we remain a member of the EU!' The interviewer then said '
So what you are asking for is a second referendum?' he denied it emphatically.
Strikes me that the lunatics really are running the asylum!