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We can speculate as much as we like about what a Corbyn govt would or wouldn?t do. It doesn?t matter a jot



The question is - as we approach end of transition - is THIS govt in any way capable of managing any kind of no deal/shit deal Brexit and the attendant challenges?


Looking at their logistics planning to date, the answer is not just ?no? but ?dear god no, do what you have to do to save your family now?


Even two months ago we could have extended transition. Too late now. Again with hubris and arrogance

Sephiroth Wrote:

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> We can speculate as much as we like about what a

> Corbyn govt would or wouldn?t do. It doesn?t

> matter a jot

>

>

> The question is - as we approach end of transition

> - is THIS govt in any way capable of managing any

> kind of no deal/shit deal Brexit and the attendant

> challenges?

>

> Looking at their logistics planning to date, the

> answer is not just ?no? but ?dear god no, do what

> you have to do to save your family now?

>

> Even two months ago we could have extended

> transition. Too late now. Again with hubris and

> arrogance


I note that YOU have no solution- just chucking bs and insults out as usual.

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