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Cont: Brexit: Now What? 9 Below Zero

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On what basis do you claim that 52% of voters in the referendum voted for a hard Brexit?

The choice in the referendum was leave or remain. There was no mention of 'hard'.

The hard/soft thing is a remainer invention where the ultimate aim is to bamboozle the public into believing that remaining is what they really wanted.
 
NI will apply EU VAT rates not UK VAT rates. If they differ in the future. HMRC will collect the EU VAT from the Aberdeen seller if it goes to NI but the UK VAT if it goes to Bury.

NI and Irish VAT rates are different right now - and have been so for years.
 
"it is vitally important the government holds up its election promise that the referendum would be upheld"

"What about the promises of the best deal ever from the EU, £350 million for the NHS etc etc"

"Oh sweet summer child, you shouldn't believe government promises"
 
The choice in the referendum was leave or remain. There was no mention of 'hard'.

Exactly. So you shouldn't make the claim that 52% of voters voted for a hard Brexit, as you did.

Now can you answer the other question, which you have avoided twice now?
 
Apparently after Brexit the deal means new industry will flock to NI because to benefit from EU rules.

You can't make it up!
 
There are some nice ditches round this way, but they're EU ditches. He might prefer a local one.
 
Thing is, the kerfuffle in the commons means that by the time Johnson writes this letter it will miss the last post and not go until Monday. With a 21st postmark stamp on it it contravenes the Benn law s he's off to jail
 
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