None of the above. He's a devious liar who thinks enough people do believe the garbage.
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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Once it's verified by a commissioner of oaths and has witnesses.If I give you a piece of paper saying I promise to pay you £10 at some stage in the future, it's a legal contract.
That's just evidence in case of default / enforcement. (In some jurisdictions it may be necessary, but not everywhere.)Once it's verified by a commissioner of oaths and has witnesses.
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Maybe not everywhere but the vast majority of jurisdictions as far as I'm aware.That's just evidence in case of default / enforcement. (In some jurisdictions it may be necessary, but not everywhere.)
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I think he believes you’ll believe the garbage that falls from his mouth.Watching a you-tube vid with the bizarre Rees mogg pretty much telling us that we can do what we like with standards because we are the EUs largest trading partner, and they will just suck it up.
It seems that he has completely missed the point of how much the remaining EU members are proud of, and will jealously guard the standards and ethics of the single market and the CU.
Is he really wilfully that stupid and ignorant, or does he really believe the garbage that falls from his own mouth?
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So, when will conversations commence about rejoining?
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Conversations first need to be held about the reality of what leaving has actually done. Conversations then need to be held about what any ‘new’ relationship- closer than it currently is- with the European Union could entail. Until those conversations are held, there can be no conversation about rejoining. And all the time, the European Union is itself changing.So, when will conversations commence about rejoining?
Currently, however, there is no appetite in either large party to begin that initial conversation, with both increasingly using Truss/Kwarteng as convenient scapegoats so as to avoid mentioning it. Even on the BBC, the ‘B’ issue is rarely raised outright by the interviewer; it tends either to be raised by a guest or asked on behalf of a viewer, so in this climate, conversations are unlikely.
bluethrunthru
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Brexit is dead. Its best hope of success is no more. RIP.
Don't listen to the business news on radio 4 at 6.15. Just occasionally you'll hear it named, but usually you'll be screaming "it's Brexit, stupid" as they dance round the BBC Voldemort. I suspect they get a memo every time it leaks out (like BBC local radio stations in the 80s were told not to give too much airtime to CND).Conversations first need to be held about the reality of what leaving has actually done. Conversations then need to be held about what any ‘new’ relationship- closer than it currently is- with the European Union could entail. Until those conversations are held, there can be no conversation about rejoining. And all the time, the European Union is itself changing.
Currently, however, there is no appetite in either large party to begin that initial conversation, with both increasingly using Truss/Kwarteng as convenient scapegoats so as to avoid mentioning it. Even on the BBC, the ‘B’ issue is rarely raised outright by the interviewer; it tends either to be raised by a guest or asked on behalf of a viewer, so in this climate, conversations are unlikely.
bluethrunthru
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I take it all back - He isn't George Useless he is in fact George Beyond Useless