Brexit strategy white paper

[scooterscot]

Just leave by March with WTO rules no 2-year negotiation save billions. I wouldn't put it past them Tories. I'd be very nervous about holding wods of Sterling right now.

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[PurpleGorilla]

https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...the_EU_Web.pdf

[tomtomagain]

So who's going to be first to read all 77 pages? Can SASGuru please summarise it for us thicko's?

[AtW]

"We do not approach these negotiations expecting failure, but anticipating success"

Yeah, that will work.

[tomtomagain]

Well really? What would you expect them to say?

"It's probably going to work out all right in the end. There will be plenty of drama along the way"?

[scooterscot]

"Because after all the division and discord, the country is coming together."

What planet is she on? I speak to me family at home regularly, they're most certainly not befitting the above description.

[AtW]

Well really? What would you expect them to say?

I'd expect them to have Plan B in that whitepaper in the event of total failure to get any good deals for the next 10 years - that's more important than hoping for success.

[scooterscot]

"Annex A – Example dispute resolution mechanisms"

Alternative way to read to EU members, you did this for them now do it for us

[northernladyuk]

"We do not approach these negotiations expecting success, but anticipating that we will blame the Enemies of the People."

Small amendment and it should be fine.

[BlasterBates]

I had a read, it's great, far better than I'd expected, no wonder Ivan resigned