I don't think that the EU would agree, because as well as continuing to trade with the EU, the Brexiteers would want the UK to diverge from the EU on standards and not be bound by EU laws and so on.
I'm pretty sure Brexiteers would mind, but they're the ones advocating for it.
In the Brexiteers mind, the UK would not be a toothless ruletaker, it would be proudly setting its own rules and standards (perhaps loosening employee and environmental legislation to US levels) whilst at the same time continuing to do business with the EU on the current basis.
What is this "Brexiteers mind" you speak of? No such entity exist, surely?
That aside, yes, I'm sure they
hold the opinion WTO article 24 means UK can change whatever it wants but everything stays the same. Someone should tell them this is contradictory already. However a long Norway+ style transition period is as good solution as any to Brexit. Given how emotional the question is and how much propaganda UK has swallowed, the Brexiteers will stop at nothing to achieve Brexit. They see it as their ultimate goal and Nigel and other vermin keep stroking it. Hold another referendum and they'll demand another, or else claim this one didn't count anyway. Brexit party will run in national elections and win seats in Westminster. They will not stop, unless stopped.
So maybe it's best to let the softest of the soft Brexits be the first step? They'll want more, they'll demand more, but if they're confronted with the harsh truth time and time again maybe their recruitment numbers will drop and natural attrition will take enough away for them to no longer matter. Plus the "treason" speak can be met with
"we left the EU in accordance with the referendum, if you want to leave the customs union and single market, we can have a referendum on those". Leave the EU on WTO24 (with EU being the rulemaker) and later hold two referendums (on the same day) about leaving the customs union and the single market. Have sensible rules this time, run a strong campaign on Brexiteer lies. Use their own quotes
"It won't be worse than WW2" is a perfect campaign slogan. Win those referendums and tell Nigel to STFU already. He's scum, he won't shut up, but it's hard to campaign on "my referendum was followed, so theirs should not be", even though you spin it like only Nigel can. It should work well enough to avert disaster, I think. Brexiteers will remain a potent force, but no longer the kind that can win elections. As stated above natural attrition will take care of the rest. It's Fabian strategy, really - allow enemy to take what you can afford to lose and have him bleed slowly over a decade, until you can slay him. UK will suffer, but that is unavoidable. Thank the Conservatives, Corbyn and retard media for that.
It's that, or the firing squads for treason. I'm game, ample evidence should be available with their finances and go parallel to recent revalations in Austria.
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) to pay their carbon tax bill. Perhaps this is the latest in a series of shakedowns in which millions of pounds are transferred from tax payers to the private equity company at the expense of the thousands of workers who briefly and unjustifiably had their hopes of keeping their jobs raised.
