No. We had time to think about that and chose Brexit.
Now scumbag self interested politicians and people who can't handle the referendum result want to worm their way out of it.
If that were to happen, we would finally know that democracy was an illusion.

IMF say global outlook looking good. Except in Britain.

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Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

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That should be all you need to know about the IMF Nick.

Buy Litecoin.

It's like she wants to mess things up for herself on.purpose the amount of times she's fecked up.
Hands up on here who said she'd be a safe pair of hands?

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This was nothing short of an admission that she doesn't believe in her own government's Brexit strategy.

Can anyone on here explain why the Tory Breixt mob are so keen to push us towards "no deal"? I seem to recall in the referendum campaign that multiple senior figures in the leave campaign said we'd get a great deal with all the same benefits and it would be easy. Now they're all saying it's time to get ready to jump off the cliff without a parachute?

Are there any Brexit voters out there who feel that they were mis-sold? Perhaps we need a Brexit compensation scheme a la PPI. Maybe we just need to get rid of the Tories as they have shown that they can't be trusted to act in the best interests of the nation. It's a bloody mess.

I agree it's a mess, but if the EU want to play hardball to protect themselves from other people leaving, I really don't see what else the UK can do. It's either no deal or bend over and say "thank you Mr Junker, may I have another?"

Incidentally, I didn't vote to leave, I just can't see how you can negotiate productively with these people, so we may as well accept that it's going to be a no deal unless something fundamental changes and stop wasting everyone's time. Negotiation means nothing if you're not prepared for the contingency plan to just walk away.

The British Airline Passengers Association (BALPA) agrees with what Philip Hammond said about the theoretical possibility of a “no deal” Brexit stopping flights to the continent. This is what its general secretary Brian Strutton said in a statement yesterday.

The entire UK aviation sector which employs nearly a million people and carries more than 250 million passengers per annum would be devastated by a Brexit ‘no deal’.

Unlike most other sectors there are no World Trade Organisation or any other rules to fall back on for aviation if there is no deal.

UK airlines could find they have to stop flying – it’s that serious. And this would impact passengers long before March 2019 because airlines couldn’t sell advance tickets and, frankly, would passengers risk buying them?

It is utter madness for anyone to think that a Brexit ‘no deal’ would be anything but a total disaster for our world leading UK aviation sector and beyond. After all, without air cargo we will not be able to export or import freely. The entire industry has said that we have to see evidence of the post-Brexit plan for aviation now if we are to avert a catastrophic crisis of confidence.

All common sense of course.....and in reality if Labour were in actual power they would probably agree with you.

However, it's the political lying game isn't it. For them working against the government and doing anything to promote bad outcomes is more important than actually being truthful and working together for the country's good.

Most politicians are not actually ethical people but are ruthless.....Look at happened, even with the Milibands.

Brexit should be far more important than these people's careers......But we are seeing the reality out front and centre.

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