Such a surpriseā¦ Not !
Amazing TM did not include this in the orginal letter she sent, instead of āimplyingā the withholding of security information for tradeā¦,Doh !
Martin
It does seem like a surprising and glaring omission.
On the other hand, I was surprised in the opposite direction to see how much awareness the EUās response showed regarding the implications for Ireland. It made a point of saying they would do all they could to find a ācreativeā solution.
I have to say that up to press, the EU seems to have a clearer grasp of the ābigger pictureā and the peripheral issues that Britain needs to keep a close eye on, than TM does.
Which Anna, is surprising, as we (UK) have had 9 months to get this first part of the negotiation āwater tightā.
Disgraceful that they had to get security of European citizens (and our so called allies) even remotely connected to getting a good deal. That is just madness and surprising no one advised against it.
Quite sad seeing UK Gov trying to backtrack, when itās in the letter, for all to seeā¦
Martin
āProject fearā predicted it all, go back and read what the āexpertsā said because most of it is going to come to pass. If anyone thinks those that bankrolled the āleaveā campaign didnāt know what would happen they need to think again! āLittle englandā is about to get a whole lot smaller and even more insignificant. So they have 'ācontrolā but if what?
Iām not sure David.
I think they believe it will not be that bad (Leavers) and all the bad news which is coming, is the fault of those ārotten bureaucratsā in the EU, which is causing all the problems.
Just wait for the negative comments from The Daily Mail re future negotiation from the EU sideā¦
Martin