Michael Gove this morning: "One thing is clear - we have to leave the European Union in good order. Parliament won't vote for No Deal. No Deal is bad for our economy and bad for our union...
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Leaving "in good order" needs the EU to play ball - which they won;t - they want it to hurt - impossible desire. No Deal is the best option
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Everyone will be hurting, and without the Irish Question, Parliament would almost certainly have voted May's deal through, which would have been to the EU's benefit while they adjusted their finances after losing one of the Big Four.
#NoDeal will be pain for both "sides".pic.twitter.com/yJZ5QsSj6X
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Bad behaviour? You mean trying to accommodate red lines incompatible with a smooth workable relationship?
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Going to war hurts - a little short term economic contraction for longer term autonomy & economic gain is not a bad thing
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Since there are no guarantees of true autonomy (the WTO is also a governing body with 160+ reps) nor economic gain. Also it has been pointed that much industry could be decimated with no return. People go to war when the alternative is worse. Staying in the EU is not worse.
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