Will read it before casting judgment however of we get free trade with the EU whilst regaining control of our boarders courts fishing ect i will support it. Free trade will secure our jobs that the removers were so fearful of losing if we keep that whilst the having the ability to negotiate world wide trade deals the only thing they lose is freedom of movement ect which no brexit voter would have supported. I reckon a lot of remainers will just be disappointed in how little the damage will be in the long term which is sad.

Lets be honest, nobody is going to get everything they want.

For the 'burn it all to the ground and then build it from scratch' mob any agreement is a betrayal. And for the Remonaer bitch-boys, then any case for rejoining would be kicked into the grass for I guess most of our life times.

Personally, I loathe the stench of 'compromise' but also have enough self-awareness to know I can have a screw loose when it comes to this subject.

Its done. We left the EU, and we have a trade agreement of sorts.

But we still have two rotten and corrupt political parties dominating our system, both in thrall to corporate interests and third-parties who do not care a jot for the UK populace.

Nobody wins whilst that is still in place.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Once Brexit is done the next challenges in no particular order are:

- Abolish The House Of lords
- British Bill of Rights and responsibilities to replace the "Uman" Rights Court.
- Defund the BBC
- Reform Asylum process.
- Define the role and power of the PM
- More transparency in appointing judges and and their performance.
- National Infrastructure board with cross party support.

Plenty to get on with.

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Personally, I think I will help myself to a large slice of defunding the BBC with a side order of more transparency in appointing judges and their performance.

In terms of desert going a little off-menu and am undecided about whether to choose a cheeky little bowl of English Independence or stick with the familiar steamed pudding of defending the Union.

With the contrarian in me even thinking of pushing for a veritable smorgasbord of a non-EU centred campaign for full-on European Federalism, embracing our Slavic Russian cousins, to include a single language, legal system and last of all, given how these things are meant to evolve, a joint currency.

However, I still have a lot to digest and suspect that I might still have to suffer a little Brexit induced indigestion as it might take a while to keep down the current dish of the day and stop the retching, at least in public.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Fair.

Talking of loathing - the constant highlighting of fishing being the be all and end all is infuriating. I get that it’s a political hot potato, probably as it involves discussions around territory and therefore is easy to over simplify as an us and them topic (which the media and simpletons love) - but the actual economic value of it all is almost insignificant. The quota system is a joke and has been easily manipulated, but 0.02% of GDP. Again, 0.02%. I think there are bigger fish to fry, personally.

Farage chirping up about it amuses me - especially when you consider That apparently over the three years that he was a member of the European Parliament Fisheries Committee, he attended just one out of 42 meetings. Dedicated.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

Especially when served up with a gooseberry and elder flower chutney

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

The power of the PM. Less or more and has covid planted this thought?

Even receive it- i before e, except after c!

I am still upset over the Supreme Court decision where they ruled that Boris broke the law even though there was no law to break. The SC should have thrown the case out and told Parliament it should define the PM's roles and responsibilities.

To stop an unelected body hijacking our constitution Parliament should legislate to resolve this issue otherwise it is likely to happen again and yes Boris has been playing fast and loose with Parliament.

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Yep, it's official [Link]