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Catfish · 07-07-18, 10:22 AM

One of the problems is (apart from leaving at all) that the "UK government" (which predominantly cares about England, not Scotland, Ireland or Wales) seems to have so many opinions that the EU is being confronted with another brexit "plan" every week, if there is one at all. If England wants to run without a deal (and apart from May it meanwhile seems so) it does not mean that the UK's other countries will just shrug it off. Wales, of course. Ireland will be a problem, but it has never been taken seriously as a partner anyway, by english politicians. Scotland..? Nor will the EU simply accept, if signed treaties are being cancelled one-sidedly.
Young people may also have to say something, about the angyry old men who created this mess, but will not have to pay for it.

07-07-18, 10:22 AM	#7994
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 16,934 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	One of the problems is (apart from leaving at all) that the "UK government" (which predominantly cares about England, not Scotland, Ireland or Wales) seems to have so many opinions that the EU is being confronted with another brexit "plan" every week, if there is one at all. If England wants to run without a deal (and apart from May it meanwhile seems so) it does not mean that the UK's other countries will just shrug it off. Wales, of course. Ireland will be a problem, but it has never been taken seriously as a partner anyway, by english politicians. Scotland..? Nor will the EU simply accept, if signed treaties are being cancelled one-sidedly. Young people may also have to say something, about the angyry old men who created this mess, but will not have to pay for it. __________________ >^..^<*)))>{ All generalizations are wrong.