dennis@home wrote
Fredxx wrote

A step into the unknown can lead to greater things.

And it can lead to disaster too.

Not with this situation it can't. We can see that the bulk of the
economys that matter do fine with WTO rules and dont need
a free trade area to avoid a disaster for their economy.

The odds on brexit leading to better things for the majority are pretty
low.

Another lie. A no deal brexit means that the majority will be free
to buy the best the world produces with no tariff applying instead
of having to pay a tariff premium if they prefer what the rest of the
world produces instead of what is produced in the EU.

There will be plenty of opportunity for the rich to exploit brexit though.

Another bare faced lie.

We do know, hard Brexit is on the cards because the EU want to split up
the UK. Imagine how Spain would feel if there was a new border between
Catalonia and the rest of Spain, or a new border separating East and West
Germany. Do get real. No deal where there is a border in the Irish Sea
will ever be acceptable.

The EU doesn't want the UK split up.

They clearly do with the hare brained scheme to have northern ireland
continue in the EU free trade area once the rest of Britain has left it.

They don't want an open border unless the other country applies its import
rules.

Which is splitting the UK up, stupid.

Its the brexiteers that want to split the UK because they can't think of
any way to achieve what is wanted by the EU.

More of your flagrant dishonesty you are notorious for.

Its not surprising that they can't they thought the EU would just cave in
and accept whatever they said.

More of your flagrant dishonesty you are notorious for.