What is the UK waiting for?
Is it even still going to happen?
Brexit
Grayson Anderson
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Henry Bell
Honestly .. I don't know.
I feel that we're getting slow fucked by Theresa May who was a remainer.
I suspect it'll be a shit deal at best
Landon Cook
I guess they'll agree to something like the Norway deal. I found this to be an actually quite good description of the 1st stage of the deal:
foreignpolicy.com
>The EU now has two ways of enforcing its will against a country whose ministers had announced within 48 hours of an agreement their intention to subvert it. Brussels can decide whether a no-deal outcome will be orderly or chaotic — whether the U.K. will be regarded as an ordinary “third country” after Brexit or an international outlaw with a reputation for reneging on its agreements.
>And it can pile on the pressure because deciding whether there will be a “transition phase” is also within their control. The so-called transition would actually be an agreement to continue the application of EU law to the U.K. for two years. Without it, Britain’s financial sector, businesses that trade with the EU, and even the British government itself wouldn’t be able to adapt in time.
Leo Sanders
No. Why would it?
James Parker
>What is the U.K. waiting for?
Its citizens to realize that the government isn’t going to pull out of the EU despite their vote to do so.
Being completely serious right now, I don’t think we’re going to see any kind of Brexit until the leavers all start marching in the streets
Nathan Jenkins
We're following EU law. We triggered Article 50 TFEU, two years after we technically leave, then have a transition period to deal with snagging issues.
Blake White
>leave EU
>still follow their laws
????
Anthony Cruz
>replying to a Br*t post
Parker Williams
This.
Britain is lawful country so we follow the process.
Why are these calling us "international outlaw with a reputation for reneging on its agreements"?
Can a nation sue for such liable?
Carter Carter
It take a while to uncouple yourself from a political union you been being sucked into since 1973