Accelerate, accelerate, accelerate, accelerate.

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sasguru replied

17 October 2017, 09:46
It's not in the interest of the EU to accelerate anything.
Anyway we should pop our head out of our arse and look around now and then.
And we'll find that actually no one in Europe particularly cares we're going.
Merkel is too busy trying to form a coalition and will be busy on that for weeks, Macron is trying to impose his radical agenda and will be busy with that for months and years.

Article 50 was triggered at the wrong time.
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ladymuck replied

17 October 2017, 09:32
I'll pass thanks. I believe I have enough of a life to not waste my time on this
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tarbera started a topic Accelerate, accelerate, accelerate, accelerate.

17 October 2017, 06:19
Accelerate, accelerate, accelerate, accelerate.

Count how many times this word is used in the coming days as Mays last stand on Brexit
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