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Previously on "David Davis: Brexit 'as complicated as moon landing'"
Well seeing as a lot of Brexiters believe in conspiracy theory and conspiracy theorists don't believe in the moon landing...I think you can see where I'm going with this
Landing on the moon is just rocket science. Your average smartphone has enough computational power to work all that out.
The Brexit negotiations will involve hundreds, possibly thousands, of individual people. Many, orders of magnitude of greater complexity than a moon landing.
So now we know it's going to cost hundreds of billions, take 10 years, and require the efforts of 400,000 people (and the lives of a few), the people should get to choose again.
Well seeing as a lot of Brexiters believe in conspiracy theory and conspiracy theorists don't believe in the moon landing...I think you can see where I'm going with this
It's called democracy. Probably a site explaining it somewhere.
So now we know it's going to cost hundreds of billions, take 10 years, and require the efforts of 400,000 people (and the lives of a few), the people should get to choose again.
It's called democracy. Probably a site explaining it somewhere.
A wing and a prayer more like. Cameron played high stakes poker thinking he could emulate the big city boys and lost. The debt was bad enough without flushing the economy down the loo. Best we can now hope for is a good sewage treatment works.
And he said a "new international body" - not the European Court of Justice - would monitor new trade arrangements."
I wonder who that will be or if he is talking out of his arse? Actually it could be these guys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intern...urt_of_Justice as it seems that the results they give out are non-binding apparently which would be nice for the Tories.
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