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I am pissed off with these armageddon-like clashes beween tory brexiteers and remainers that end up in impractical fudge which the EU has already declared unacceptable anyway.
I don't care two hoots if they are all singing in harmony from the same hymn sheet or not. What I want to know is whether the hymn they are singing is acceptable to the EU or not, and it would appear that what they have 'agreed' is most certainly NOT going to be accepted.
Agreement within the cabinet is of no interest to anyone. The group our government should be seeking agreement with is the EU. They have already wasted more the half the two years in this ridiculous infighting and made no progress of substance whatsoever.
High time the Labour party came out in favour of abandoning brexit. At least we'd have some choice then, That's what 'Taking back control' means surely.
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Hopefully Barnier will prevent this fudge, it will probably wind him up no end knowing he is doing us a favour.
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