Three terms you need to know to understand Brexit

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[biocapsule]

Your explanation of A50 is incorrect, they have 2 years to negotiate their 'withdraw agreement' (a transitional period), not a new relationship with EU. The negotiation for a new relationship comes after settling the withdraw agreement which is what the transitional period is for.

[franzsmith]

First of all dont ask question what people are not able to answer. Nobody in UK was educated/ informed properly about EU, what is the EU, how the EU is working, how will effect later their life...etc. The politicians job to deal with those vital issue about foreign affair.

[bartekpulkowski]

importance information is that it is UK who asked for IRISH BACKSTOP.

[armanke]

Mama and papa are divorcing.. kids doesn't understand..

[mikepavuk]

God, just by voting once to join the EU and then deciding to leave it is just about impossible. Would have been better off never joining at least that is the way it appears.

[Ravedaze.]

There’s only one word I understand about Brexit .... LEAVE

[paulgibbons]

It would help if 48% of the public understood one term 'Democracy'

[chiribitasala]

Si te vas, te vas y punto.
Deben pagar con creces la chulesca británica, frente a Europa.
Cierre de fronteras, aislarlos en todos los sentidos, son una insignificante isla en mitad del mar.
La arrogancia/preponderancia británica, siempre a circulado por el mundo, a su libre albedrío.
Y Gibraltar Español, fuera de nuestro país....Viva España.

[MrMwhiting]

1. I won 2. You lost. 3. Suck it up. MBGA MAGA

[interdimentionalwizardwiz]

Ask Americans.... do you want to be ruled by the EU Parliament ?
I think the answer would come with a lot of swearing and possibly bullets.
Hey EU....
No Thanks! Deal ? what for we are just cheers....