but they don't have 7 billion members. The number of hard line brexiter MPs is now about 100, about 15% of parliament, they don't represent the will of parliament, same goes for no deal brexiters, less than 25% of voters, less than 15% of the population, they don't represent the will of the people.
some substantial number of brexit voters have already come to that conclusion. As 50Hertz has already pointed out, the EU cannot give us a good deal, not before nor after brexit. They know that although we are a valuable member, once out, we are a weak competitor compared to their size. All brexit voters should have realised that and be prepared to pay a hefty divorced bill and put up with a less than good deal.
The thing that Tommy Robinson complains about the most is that people get their opinions about him from biased, lying third parties. He says you should listen to what he himself says, and you'll get a different impression. I pride myself in my ability to look into people's eyes and judge their honesty. I'm pretty sure that he's not the pariah portrayed by third parties. All I can say is watch videos where he speaks for himself, then judge him.
Tell us with how many countries does the EU have a border? And those countries are not doing what they want? Lucky you didn't study geography at school, it would have been a waste of time...
Something I've maintained since long before the referendum, explaining in detail why leaving the EU is effectively impossible, unless wanting to do ourselves considerable and lasting harm.
Land or sea?
I reckon brexit may happen before Halloween now that the EU may be willing to allow the UK to have a say in trade matter if the UK joins the customs union.
