O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[WanChaiMiller]

How does that advance the debate when one of Labour's (wholly unrealistic and unattainable) tests for supporting a Brexit deal is that it must retain all the benefits of the single market and customs union?

My reply was to muchthemiller. I linked his text to give my comment context. Why not read it.

[WanChaiMiller]

That's not true, that was always the goal, long before them.

They were enthusiastic about expanding to Eastern Europe though because they wanted to undermine the German-French power axis.

Whats not true?

[great_fire]

Whats not true?

That it was Thatcher and Major's idea.

It was the idea all along.

Heath famously hid the truth that the EEC was never supposed to be limited to a trading union.

[KerrAvon]

@ Wanchai

I did read it and understood to what it related. I just don't understand how you think it helps, particularly when you are clearly a single market,/customs union supporter.

I can't wait to see Much's response to your assertion that a country can cover off a deficit through gdp growth.

[gm_gm]

This is why a deal will be reached, behind all the politics and hot air there are serious consequences for some EU countries.

[great_fire]

This is why a deal will be reached, behind all the politics and hot air there are serious consequences for some EU countries.

Germany's exports are already falling.

[Exiletyke]

Germany's exports are already falling.

Got fed up with tipping mi compter on its' side

[WanChaiMiller]

This is why a deal will be reached, behind all the politics and hot air there are serious consequences for some EU countries.

The old argument - they need us more than we need them.

[animallittle3]

McVey now resigned as of 10 minutes a go .

I make that 22 minister's have now resigned since May became PM .

[great_fire]

McVey now resigned as of 10 minutes a go .

I make that 22 minister's have now resigned since May became PM .

How many to catch up with Corbyn?