With respect, I think you would do well to review what happened in Greece more closely.
It's "astonishing" that Britain accepted structure of Brexit talks, Greece's Yanis Varoufakis says https://bloom.bg/2AGhxIy pic.twitter.com/E5Fumgm8gk
Yanis Varoufakis on Brexit Negotiations
"When the inevitable is portrayed as a breakthrough, there is always a problem," Greece's ex-finance minister says after Britain and the EU agree on the outline of the Brexit bill.
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astonishing you haven't confronted him with his twisting the facts. Art 50 TEU gives the exact order of the negotiations: exit agreement first, trade deal not before UK has left
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Can you provide any evidence that what you've just said is true?
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@yanisvaroufakis offers wonderful insight into EU structures and ways of operation, but he neglects the fact that offering £50bn is also a way of making a 'no deal'#Brexit more acceptable to UK citizens if the EU demand even more. The#EU now risk alienating people if they do.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Failed Greek politician offers advice to failing British politicians.
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But he is not a failed economist.
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Continuously astonished!
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He chose to give his country pain to extort a better deal but was instead permitted to suffer all they could endure with an even harsher deal as a reward.
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Someone’s got a chip on his shoulder...
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