It was never going to work anyway, no matter what we will fail outside of the EU. That is an absolute.
As I've posted before, we've gone about leaving in entirely the wrong way, plunging into it with no preparation, just like jumping off a boat a couple of miles out to sea before learning to swim.
I am not in principle against leaving the EU, but as with embarking on anything so complex, planning and preparation are everything.
The right way to go about leaving was for a party, presumably the Tories, to have a general election manifesto with the intention to start preparations to leave the EU, acknowledging that this would take considerable time.
Then when elected, and they would be, to go all out to develop our world wide trade under the WTO terms while reducing our EU dependence. If we are good enough that is perfectly possible while in the EU, as Germany and several other EU members demonstrate so well.
Then if successful X years later, hand in article 50. If not successful, forget it and work co-operatively within the EU to make that organisation as good as possible.
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