Jeremy Hunt - Britain will "flourish & prosper"

if it walks away from the EU without a capitulation.Now i know some cretinous creatures - Take a bow Loathsome Leadsom - will now finally exit the cocoon of Mays motherly nurturing, essentially to try & infect the thought of the Great British People,  ultimately to then furnish their own ambitions. The fact that he is the first of the cabinet to break ranks and speak this most heinous of thought should not be lost on any poor soul. So ultimately maybe this is why i feel he has tainted this craving of mine by saying it? Then again, maybe the real reason is i really do dislike - with vehement passion; all of that sorry lot of self-serving egotistical blockheads in that dwelling of pompous narcissists so damn much! Why couldn't he follow the idiots idiom; namely stick with the suicidal despot down her vacuous road to oblivion, or even more desirable; nail his true blues to the  ignominious mast of a second referendum?
More probably though; it's quite possibly just because i most sincerely loathe the man.

Extracts below from The Telegraph. He sounds like a confused woodpecker to me. But please make your own minds up; i therefore give you - Jezza Hunt - Foreign Secretary

The UK will “flourish and prosper” even if it walks away from the EU without a deal, Jeremy Hunt has insisted.

In an interview with The Telegraph, the Foreign Secretary says that while a no-deal Brexit would cause disruption, the country has faced much bigger challenges in its history.

He also admits wanting “a crack” at succeeding Theresa May after the Prime Minister steers the country through what he calls “this challenging next few months”, following her pledge to stand aside before the next scheduled election in 2022.

But he says Mrs May is the only person who can secure the changes necessary for MPs to back her deal, because EU leaders respect her and “know how hard she has been working”.

His comments come amid a highly charged Cabinet dispute over whether a no-deal outcome is preferable to a second referendum or a soft exit.
Julian Smith, the Chief Whip, is 
separately under attack from Tory Brexiteers for holding talks with his 
Labour counterpart several times a week, prompting fears that he is discussing a soft option in order to secure Opposition votes.

Mr Hunt’s words are likely to be welcomed by Leavers who insist that a no-deal scenario – the default position if an agreement is not struck by March – would be better for the country than Mrs May’s current agreement.

He acknowledges that the deal on the table risks “anchoring Britain indefinitely in the customs union”.

He adds: “I’ve always thought that even in a no-deal situation this is a great country, we’ll find a way to flourish and prosper. We’ve faced much bigger challenges in our history.

“But we shouldn’t pretend that there wouldn’t be disruption, there wouldn’t be risk, and there wouldn’t be impact and that’s why as a responsible government we have to make all the preparations necessary.”

Current and former ministers are seeking to position themselves to replace Mrs May in the event of her deal collapsing in the Commons as a result of failing to secure sufficient concessions from Brussels. Amber Rudd, the Work and Pensions Secretary who favours close ties to the EU, on Saturday said the Government needed to “engage with others and be willing to forge a consensus” in case opposition to the agreement was not overcome. She said that no-deal “mustn’t happen”.