No need for a withdrawal agreement

[darmstadt]

If this is true, then you can no longer believe anything Johnson ever says:

Brexit: Boris Johnson to override EU withdrawal agreement | Brexit | The Guardian

Coming on Wednesday: https://assets.publishing.service.go...hite-paper.pdf

[BlasterBates]

Things hotting up, great stuff.

[Eirikur]

Ft article (use incognito mode to avoid pay wall, works sometimes)
Subscribe to read | Financial Times

[Whorty]

Ft article (use incognito mode to avoid pay wall, works sometimes)
Subscribe to read | Financial Times

Nope, didn't work. Anything interesting in there?

[darmstadt]

'You know what they say about dogs - the louder they bark, the more anxious they are.'

[Old Greg]

The withdrawal agreement is a legally binding treaty that Johnson negotiated. It would be amusing if the UK reneged on it. Caveat emptor for the next party to sign a treaty with Perfidious Albion.

[Eirikur]

The withdrawal agreement is a legally binding treaty that Johnson negotiated. It would be amusing if the UK reneged on it. Caveat emptor for the next party to sign a treaty with Perfidious Albion.

Yes ignoring legally binding treaties is going to work out very well when negotiating deals with other countries

[PCTNN]

It is going to work out very well because the UK holds all the cards

[scooterscot]

The withdrawal agreement is a legally binding treaty that Johnson negotiated.

He couldn't negotiate his way out of a fridge freezer without assistance.

[HoofHearted]

'You know what they say about dogs - the louder they bark, the more anxious they are.'

Does that apply in here as well?