UK to leave EU by 29 03 2019

We'd still be in the EU during any transition period. So 'yes' is effectively a bet on talks failing and us leaving without a deal, or 'crashing out' if you prefer.I think

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No.Try again.

All 27 EU members have to agree the deal. Chances are, they won't be able to; leaving the UK to wait while they iron it out or crash out without a deal.

Ah! Hence the October negotiation deadline? To allow the voting and agreement (or not).I can believe that explanation, thanks UB.

No worries, markzzz. Don't get suckered.

ooooh, caustic stuff from UBAnyone would think he was consumed with bitterness, anger and frustration.....

Caustic how? Dont be put off your own theory Room0182:- feel free to develop it below for the entertainment of the forum.

Dont be put off your own theory Room0182:- feel free to develop it below for the entertainment of the forum.We normally leave that to you UB.

Circle the wagons, Brexiteers! Here's Akabula again:a) Attempt the detail. Fail.b) "Don't talk your country down."c) "Suck it up."

We'd still be in the EU during any transition period. So 'yes' is effectively a bet on talks failing and us leaving without a deal, or 'crashing out' if you prefer.To borrow a line from The Office: "I never thought I'd hear myself say this but, can

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It's OK UB, I'm sure you're right.

Yes, I think we've established that Room0182 is wrong, too. Otherwise, I leave the field to him:We'd still be in the EU during any transition period. \/ \/ \/ \/ \/

It's OK UB, I'm sure you're right.CoolAnd now Room0182 agrees with everything I say.

You were right the first time. It was a fiendish plot to fool markzzz to go all in on Yes, so I could take all his money.....and i would've gotten away with it if it wasn't for that pesky UB