Is Britain Ready For No Deal? What Happens at the End of 2020 if There's No Deal? - TLDR News

Is Britain Ready for No Deal? It's a question we first posed a few years ago, but with the chaos of the Internal Market Bill & COVID it seems relevant to ask again. In this video, we tackle what would happen if the UK leaves the EU without a deal at the end of the year and if the UK is ready for that eventuality.

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[Doso]

The plan is: The EU will blink.. any minute now.. real soon....

Spoiler: They won't.

[formxshape]

Titanic heading towards the iceberg we can all see, with Boris’s hand on the throttle pushing full steam ahead claiming it’s all sunshine and rainbows ahead....

[DarkHarlequin]

Me: Wait I feel like this video is missing something...
TLDR: And one more thing: Fishing!
Me: THERE we go!

[QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.”
― Mark Twain

[Red]

Anyone else remember when Brexit was supposed to be a quick and easy process because EU would (supposedly) bend over backwards to appease Britain?

[emmanuelcharlot]

TLDR, Best in class for no nonsense, non biased and well researched information. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[warmachineuk]

Johnson and his backers are lunatics. In trade negotiations, making the other side blink first requires looking like you can easily walk away. The other side doesn't blink if they know you're bluffing and they can see the lack of preparedness.

[syedbilalnafees]

We have had 4 years to prep and we are far from ready, the EU is much more prepared. I can already see Brexiteers blaming the EU for this disaster by the 1st of January

[malexander]

You guys should make a video about how brexit turned out compared to how pro brexit politicians told people that it would.

[darter]

UK: We’re a big economy, everyone will meet our demands to access a slice of the pie.

China: First time being the pie?

[ruud]

UK: We won't deal with that issue for the first 6 months.
France: Our preparations are done.

[gonfftheprince]

Get hype for an indepent scotland and a United ireland

[buskergirl]

Before watching the video, my bet is: *fish*

[johannnyborg]

Thank God the North Sea is wide! We can't hear the screams in Denmark.

[porcupineinapettingzoo]

It almost as if that those who said that they'd had enough of experts and that all this was going to be easy may not have had the slightest idea what they were talking about!

[Robbedem]

Why is sound so low? I have to increase volume for the video, but that means getting blasted with the adds... :(
The video itself is good though!

[judychurley]

It almost seems as if it would be easier to create a single, united Ireland... (I know, that's not going to happen.)

[eekamoose]

In the UK, 2021 looks as though it will make 2020 look like a walk in the park.

[Dudeness]

We can almost see the smoke from the netherlands

[matthewb]

As an American, this has taught me that putting people with messy hair in charge is bad. Don't vote for people with messy hair!