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    Raab privately pushing for no-deal. Which I guess is what I'd do if I had no idea how to secure a deal.

    http://uk.businessinsider.com/do…

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    • Can we quietly push this lot into sea?Nairn
    • we could use them as human groynesFax_Benson
    • <...or No-Deal is a better option than the crap on the table at the moment.Morning_star
    • Brexit - (arguably) better than crapFax_Benson
    • @fax: no use as groynes, not an inch of backbone between them.hans_glib
    • lobster pots?Fax_Benson
    • No deal is the worse option. It's surely better to delay and stay in than face absolutely no deal. Idiots at the controls...shapesalad
    • And if the deal hammered out by TM is so bad, it just goes to show that out of EU we won't get a better deal or solution to Ireland's border.shapesalad
    • If anyone else could get a better deal, well they've had almost 2 fucking years, plus decades before the vote to present the fantabulous deal we could get.shapesalad
    • The fact that no one even presented a draft white paper proposal deal and border solution at the time of the 2016 vote, just cements the fact it's the mostshapesalad
    • stupid thing to try to do. UK now is the worlds biggest clown.shapesalad
    • The constant spectre of other countries jumping ship if the deal we get is perceived to be good is the one and only reason why our deal will be a ...Morning_star
    • ...shit sandwich. We should have fought to change Europe from the inside with the French and the Germans. They were up for it too. Now, we're doomed.Morning_star
    • +1 morningfadein11
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