You have changed the question in an attempt to prove that it is impossible to say if the idea was successful.
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You have changed the question in an attempt to prove that it is impossible to say if the idea was successful.
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Brexit was not a plan.
A plan has to say "This is what we want to achieve, and this is how we will do it"
Brexers were unable to agree either of those before the referendum, or since. They never will.
They are not able to satisfy each other because they did not agree, or achieve, a goal.
Ok I accept my role in the caper , full responsability
What now ???
what did you say you did for a living remind me
I see our isolated insignificant little country has risen to number 2 in the global soft power ratings having overtaken Germany.
THE WORLD’S TOP 20 SOFT POWER NATIONS IN 2023 | Association of Accredited Public Policy Advocates to the European Union
The Global Soft Power Index incorporates a broad range of measures, which in combination provide a balanced and holistic assessment of nation’s presence, reputation and impact on the world stage.
aalep.eu
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Did brexit make that difference ?
You have linked to a web page owned by some insignicant self-appointed lobby group.
Do you have anything from a reputable source?
Okay then, a long term aim.
I don’t know, I’m not running it. That’s what we elect governments for - they don’t keep us informed of all the detail.
What was this "aim" you speak of?
Was it agreed by the Brexers?
Was it published in a manifesto?
Did the population have a chance to understand and vote on it?
Did Parliament vote on it?
'Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?'
We voted to leave and we left. Grow up and accept it.
Can you give me the manifesto of the last political party that you voted for who won a GE and formed a government. I’d like to see if that manifesto was carried out.
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Think we've all grown up and accepted it.
As grown ups we are looking for the advantages, not being childish and pretending its all just around the corner.
Sarah Beament: The truth about our economy post-Brexit. We've performed better than our European neighbours. | Conservative Home
It is important to note that real wage growth is a feature, not a bug, of Brexit and one Conservatives should be vocal about. Put simply, leaving the EU has begun to deliver on its promise to give greater economic power to the British worker.
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So why are Brexers moaning?
Why can't they grow up and accept it has brought costs but no benefits?
Why is mottie saying it will take a long time?
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