Do hope someone who matters in the UK, politically, that is, may know of this, Timothy Snyder, but I suspect one of the first two options may prevail. What a bungled situation--California may as well vote to leave the Union, etc, etc
The UK will be negotiating with the EU indefinitely, because the EU is its main trading partner. The UK's choices are (1) leave without a deal, and negotiate from pathos; (2) leave with a deal, and negotiate from weakness; (3) don't leave, and negotiate from strength.
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3 is not a realistic option
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Unfortunately, it's more realistic than 1. or 2. Legally, the window for 2. is passed & 1. is more harmful than 3. Legally, it's a possible risk that the time for 3. has also passed
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May it be a warning to all Separatists in the world. Shambolic
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Totalmente de acuerdo. Salir sin acuerdo es una irresponsabilidad gravísima; salir con acuerdo es lo ideal pero lo cuasi-imposible; quedarse es un error, pero pudiera aprovecharse y sacar así un acuerdo que les beneficie, en lo más posible.
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Thank you, professor, for talking plain sense.
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Can see the fun/cleverness of one and two. However, don’t get number (3) ‘don't leave, and negotiate from strength’. Poor President Macron has just been humiliated by
@akk. Even France is in a position of weakness.#Awkwardhttps://twitter.com/TimothyDSnyder/status/1105011949748842496 … -
But France retains its veto in the EU Council whereas UK is about to drop it.
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