2018 crunch year for Brexit

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BrilloPad replied

2 November 2017, 13:16
Originally posted by meridian View Post

You can blame the Tory party for that, they've imploded and split into two.

Indeed. And in 1997 the other half was voted in.
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meridian replied

2 November 2017, 07:47
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

And with Corbyn leading the country 2 years after that, an economy like Venezuela and Yemen.

You can blame the Tory party for that, they've imploded and split into two.
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DimPrawn replied

2 November 2017, 07:33
And with Corbyn leading the country 2 years after that, an economy like Venezuela and Yemen.
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BlasterBates started a topic 2018 crunch year for Brexit

1 November 2017, 23:38
2018 crunch year for Brexit

The terrible Brexit prophecy of Ivan Rogers is coming true. We should have listened

On Wednesday, Sir Ivan tried to explain to the Commons Treasury committee some of the realities inevitably resulting from our decision to become what the EU classifies as a “third country”, with “no more rights than Yemen or Venezuela”. And the picture he painted, although diplomatically couched, was devastating.
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