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The UK’s Brexit dream is dead
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2024
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If I read the article properly, Britain is waking to what's going to be a long-lasting and shameful Brexit-hangover.
Little will be gained—if anything at all—and it's expected that the results will be disappointing for all involved. There's no fixing years of wasted, directionless political effort; rather, Britain will now enjoy plugging, bit by frustrating bit, the holes it dug into itself.
It baffles me that people actually voted for this. For all its faults, there's nothing like the EU. Yet, after this mess, they're just rolling with it?