Why is Brexit so complicated? | CNBC Explains

It has been more than three years since U.K. voters said they wanted to leave the European Union. Yet despite being scheduled to depart from the EU in March 2019, Brexit has now been postponed several times. So, what is the hold up? CNBC’s Silvia Amaro explains why the process is taking so long.
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[@KazMaw1]

Cause it's UK. They have always taken decades to leave... 🤔

[@manitgandhi7430]

😂😂this deserves more likes

[@iwrotethis4712]

Its still not a decade so it will take longer

[@jaranis9273]

Kazimali Mawji HAHAHAHAHA

[@jaranis9273]

Kazimali Mawji Is your country conquered by Britain?

[@KazMaw1]

@@jaranis9273 Yeah I'm Kenyan.

[@twist777hz]

I was so entranced by her voice it took me a while to realize she's talking about Brexit

[@RonaldMcPaul]

Been a while since I have heard a good Borat impression.

[@drmacsika]

Change speed to 1.25x except at 3:58 Thank me later.

[@RonaldMcPaul]

💪😃

[@bumandhalarizky]

😂😂

[@andreirulez]

😂

[@arbaz79]

Hahahaha.

[@rahulmohanani6013]

😂😂😂😂

[@jacklam6140]

Orrrrrrrrrrrrrder

[@arrow251]

Britain should have signed a prenuptial agreement .

[@TodaTruth]

If it will take 10 yrs for law makers to get Brexit done then it will take 100yrs for law makers around the world to take action on climate change

[@murc111]

Have you done all YOU can do? The start of which is trade in your gas car for an EV, and go 100% Vegan. If you can't even commit fully, then you don't really have a leg to stand on.

[@foppo100]

It wont.And after 100 years we are all dust anyway.

[@cautarepvp2079]

@Bilbo Baggins i am curious to see that, they kept saying this fot very rsr

[@csanton3946]

its not complicated. there are just lobbyists who dont want UK to leave

[@Abebil3]

The camera shifting back & forth at the start is annoying.

[@DonMikimax]

They think it's "cool".

[@sudiptokumar986]

It will take 10 years and by then they will start campaigning for join rebrit

[@meh23p]

Sudipto Kumar ReBrit, I like that. Re-Brit the EU. o.O

[@DonMikimax]

Exactly

[@jokejoker4752]

Sudipto Kumar we will colonies india

[@sudiptokumar986]

@@jokejoker4752 you are welcome.

[@musicisimportant5699]

joke bbb 200m muslims in india and there is rise of Hindu nationalism in india

[@borneybergantine6114]

all break-ups are difficult

[@yamyam2987]

Complicated because of the politicians who does not respect the outcome of referendum. UK has a lot of that.

[@Saiputera]

CNBC is having a meltdown 🤣🤣🤣

[@cr8xtremeCaRnAgE]

Since coming to UK in Jan 2019, Brexit happened 3 times... Well it should have

[@revanthkrishna5791]

Where is Elizabeth?

[@shivamsinha2154]

wow the first lady of USA is a parttime reporter

[@GrinFlash007]

Not many will get this joke.

[@davidfreeman3083]

@@GrinFlash007 So what is this joke? That reporter is Slovene? She doesn't look like Melania though.

[@kenyup5424]

I do think British PM is doing good job ,seriously

[@lyntoncampbell1425]

There currency is up by 4% what you talking about there economy is striving

[@jaredgarbo3679]

@@lyntoncampbell1425 We barely avoided a recession.

[@thecanvass6555]

Please make a video on slowing indian economy

[@GrinFlash007]

Your prayers have been answered.

[@thecanvass6555]

@@GrinFlash007 thanks

[@mitchellm96]

It's complicated by and to whom wanted to remain. Us people wanting to leave know exactly what will happen.

[@Dr-xj6ty]

It's only complicated to remainers and the EU who needs our money a no deal is the perfect result, as for close try these figures of the election so we leave and the EU will be bankrupt if they want to be difficult and this comes from the bundestag as tariffs on Germany's car manufacturers to name one and as Germany are the EU bank and the people of Germany are talking about leaving the EU if they have to make up the financial losses caused by Brexit.

[@biocapsule7311]

No, it's easy in only 1 way. They leave, they take the damage. The problem wasn't remainers or EU at all, it's the Brexiteers wanted to imagine a leave without damage, even before Johnson they have the vote, they just didn't satisfy anyone. What you say are pure rubbish. The UK have always needed the single-market, it was why they join in the first place and that has not change. The reason Johnson 'get the deal' was he conceded to what the EU wanted and so it's fine with the EU. Should he try to maneuver a no-deal again, the UK should prepare for an economic meltdown. And still have to pay whatever it owe, or suffer further lose of credit rating. FFS 3 years on the people that think it was a good idea are mainly in the UK with no clue how anything works, or people waiting outside the UK to gut it's market or short the pound. Anyone who think this is a good idea can ever give a good reason. They keep pretending the EU will loose this loose that but pretend UK loses are nonexistence, when loosing the single-market will be the greatest disaster likely in 2 centuries. The Single market matter far more then the UK, period.

[@Dr-xj6ty]

@@biocapsule7311 if you talk to the most hardline brexiteers they all admit that there may be a temporary decrease in the economy over a two year period but all longterm predictions are far better than we have in the EU these predictions were from the EU commission where I work the Germans and the Swiss and the US fed have the same predictions that is why the EU is panicking about getting a level playing field on goods because they cannot compete with the rest of the world which is why there is so much beurocracy and red tape on EU goods.

[@veganmeateater7916]

You mean remoaners

[@Dr-xj6ty]

@@veganmeateater7916 I believe that they are now the rejoiners.

[@Dr-xj6ty]

@Astir01 check the news moron just because you personally don't want to doesn't mean there isn't talk about it it was actually Merkel herself who said it to the EU commission so keep up with the facts not personal fantasies and I remember the same arguments in the UK with Brexit that didn't turn out well for the EU they kept up with the propaganda that people in the UK had changed their minds right upto there election and how wrong could they be.

[@bichnhatpham2]

Can't they cancel Brexit ? If there are so many difficulties why just quit that Brexit and stay in the EU ?

[@jaheimwoo866]

The current EU is a liability for UK due to some political and economic issues. For my part, Brexit is good for UK.

[@tomd5678]

The stupid people are running the show

[@kunwarpratikraj]

This video does not explain anything

[@dumebi_ne]

Why do houses in the US not have boreholes?

[@mavricxx]

I don't mean to sound ignorant but I didn't even know GB was part of the EU until this whole Brexit fiasco began. I've been following it ever since since I think it's very interesting. I wish the best to all Brits and Irish alike, hope the lord helps you guys come to an agreement which is compromising and pleasing to all. Obviously there will always be people who are unhappy with the outcome, there always seems in every situation but I hope it's all for the best whatever happens.

[@AlexJacksonSmith]

If this is what CNBC understand Brexit to be and explaining to its viewers no wonder its viewers will have limited knowledge. There are so many mistakes... and they are fundamental.

[@iSuRRendeReDuK]

Its not its just the government didnt want to leave so tried its hardest to stop it....and still is

[@viancyale8292]

Make simple

[@tanujSE]

It's problem what to do next and falling rate of profit and China to take much of things

[@sagarjha7456]

They never gonna leave

[@fahadafridi89]

Why they held another election instead of another referendum???

[@orientexpress1509]

We were told in 2016 that the referendum was a once in a generation vote. I think many remoaners failed to understand what that actually means. Ho hum.

[@brianmacadam4793]

@@orientexpress1509 During Brexit referendum every Brexit leader stated that the Brexit process would require a second referendum to ratify the final deal. EVERY leader, Nigel, Rees-Mogg,...

[@orientexpress1509]

Brian MacAdam That is most definitely a myth perpetuated by remoaners who refused to accept the result of the referendum whilst clutching their pearls. Anyone could spout those nonsense as much as they liked but unless it came from the ruling party’s leader who was David Cameron it’s pretty much meaningless. Have a look at David Cameron’s speech regarding a possible 2nd vote. He said there was on turning back once the first vote was decided. There will not even be another vote after negotiations have concluded. I’m not making this up, just look it up. Happy to help :)

[@orientexpress1509]

Brian MacAdam Found it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fNmaZpnLungKc. It’s a good speech by David Cameron but jump to 39:10 where the juicy bits are. Listen very carefully to what he says regarding the EU referendum. Once in a generation, no 2nd vote even after having voted to leave and cannot be undone. Leave means leave :)

[@chinmoys2015]

Beautiful

[@ddjay1363]

Brexit isn't complicated.

[@sepppp479]

I wanna know why UK would leave?

[@MartinREC]

The EU Commission is just a modern version of the old USSR politburo (as Gorbachev pointed out at an event in Paris several years ago). The politburo creates the laws, the MEPs merely rubber stamp them with no ability to alter these laws in any meaningful way. Guy verhofstadt compared the EU 7 year economic plan with the soviet union 5 year economic plan. What a giveaway! Altiero Spinelli's (1907-1986) name is above the main entrance to the EU. Spinelli was an Italian communist who set out a manifesto which is being followed by the EU. The European elections are just an illusion of democracy. The whole reason for the EU is to replace Europeans with a low IQ, mixed race. Look at any world IQ map to see the relative IQs of the world. Germany produced a leaflet for illegal immigrants, "how to make love to a German woman". You couldn't make it up! Any financial arguments are just a smokescreen as suggested by Jean Monnet, co-founder of the EEC who died in 1978. The Barcelona Decalaration 1995 (relates to importing muslims), the Marrakesh Declaration 2018 (relates to importing sub saharan Africans) and the UN migration Pact 2018 all facilitate the replacement of Europeans as stated in Practical Idealism. They were trying to do this very gradually but the recent "crisis" has illuminated their plan. (This "migrant crisis" itself was orchestrated by the UN in 2000, so not really a "crisis".) Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi wrote "Practical Idealism" in 1923. The EU is based on this book. He designed the flag and suggested Beethoven's Ode to Joy as it's anthem. Perhaps those of us who have woken up should have JSBach's "sleepers awake" from Cantata No.40. In December 2018, junker admitted coudenhove-kalergi's influence in the creation of the EU (maybe he thought if the cat's out of the bag, why deny it?). For decades Europeans were told to reduce family size to save the planet (the guardian, a UK newspaper, was still printing this in 2017!). Africa's population is exploding (seems africans were not told to save the planet!). Junker and his puppy,macron, are going to import 200 million Africans in the next 20 years becuase of falling birthrate. Why not just encourage Europeans to have more babies....or doesn't that fit the coudenhove-kalergi plan? Well, you did ask!

[@jaredgarbo3679]

@@MartinREC It really isn't. The commission is selected by the elected heads of state of each of the 28 member countries. The purpose of the commission is to protect national sovereignty. For example, Germany has 96 MEP's while Croatia has 11. What way is there to stop Germany from implementing legislation that significantly hurts Croatia? Under a pure parliamentary system there would be nothing. However the EU commission means that Croatia can veto any legislation which is doesn't like, thereby, maintaining national sovereignty in Croatia. Facts don't matter to you do they?

[@MartinREC]

@@jaredgarbo3679 True, that's how the commission is created but that is just a facade. If you don't believe there are similarities then listen to Vladimir Bukovsky in the documentary, Britain on the brink. In part 4 (7 mins) he show how the EU is just the USSR 2.0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpeoaWiAeNajeLM Try to watch the 10 part documentary, "Europa-the last battle" it's on bitchute, vimeo and available as a free download on archive.org. Further, the EU is just a brick in the wall. The eventual aim was to have five union blocs (until we messed it up for them). Look how similar the UN and the old USSR emblems are. www.lepantoinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Communist-UN-01.jpg The African Union is going in the same direction as the EU (more slowly, granted). I.E ever advancing integration and heading towards a common currency. China doesn't have be worked on it's already a communist bloc. The North American Union was to have the Amero as a common currency and increasing integration but that fell apart because Mexico is such a basket case.

[@Boogiewoogieblueboy]

Gotta work on that non regional diction baby, Soviet accents don’t cut it there’s days

[@pranavmathur1996]

I realized I was only hearing her voice for half the video without giving a shit to Brexit.

[@aseprohmandarjuara2891]

Liku-liku brexit yang rumit menuju kemudahan dan sulusi bagi Ingris dalam mengerakan jangkat persemakmuran global.

[@janni3dutoit]

How bad is this report!!!

[@bcnicholas123]

ORDERRRRRRRRRR 👁👄👁

[@veenab4504]

Brexit means brexit

[@MuhammadHassan-fg1yk]

Beautiful corresponder

[@prodigiii712]

Creepy

[@aaanawaleh]

Lower your gaze brother. Don't stare at women who aren't family.

[@langkuai2671]

Only clicking in because of her

[@ib1378]

But it's not complicated. Boris Johbson, his gang and leavers tell us it's not. You just leave and everything works fine. Nothing to do

[@ilhamrj2599]

Yeah, not complicated.... you mean like intertwined banking and financial system across Europe. That would seriously need to be massively redone.

[@ib1378]

@@ilhamrj2599 I was being sarcastic

[@ib1378]

@Bilbo Baggins but I am still confused as to why any trading nation put at risk a significant part of their business, whatever sector that business is in

[@ib1378]

@Bilbo Baggins but we have always has been a sovereign state. Our lives have not been made worse because of our involvement in Europe. EU laws and rights are minimum standards, we can set the rules higher if we want. Not sure why anyone would want less. On our own we are vulnerable, but become the European Singapore, whatever that entails. Dont be too disappointed when it doesn't happen Best wishes

[@ib1378]

@Bilbo Baggins but sovereign state means we manage and control ourselves. You know the bit that you say you want to do, we already do Vulnerable to larger trading nations and blocs basically getting the upper hand. All the main counties we already deal with are part of larger protective blocks or have agreements with the EU that will be superior to anything we will be able to negotiate on our own

[@thomastimk9982]

Ordeer lol 🙄 The Judge need to chile

[@Mary-zh9rc]

Talk about it i say,,i did say

[@AkshaySheth568]

And these people rushed partition of India

[@daviddude79]

Oooodddaaaaa!

[@dushyanthreddy8991]

ORDERRRRR

[@thangshy1255]

Pretty and glace MC ♥️

[@MartinREC]

No, it hasn't been postponed, there has been a deliberate attempt to stop it. On LBC ( UK TalkRadio station) I've heard, atleast twice, an MP being quoted as saying "We've nearly done it. We've nearly stopped Brexit". The "complication" has always come from the remainers placing political obsticles in the path through Parliament.

[@Martyntd5]

Exactly so. I hope our political classes have learned that if they try too hard to 'complicate' the will of the people, then sooner or later, the people will remove the 'complication'.

[@ralfrath699]

For clowns, a Brexit Deal is not complicated. Oh how I love all wrong deals.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

If they wanted to come back they will be called "Brient"

[@TheSmokinApples]

Orderrrrrrr!!!

[@lostn65]

get trump to help negotiate. He's the best deal maker in the business.

[@virtute-et-armis4708]

Brexit is not complicated at all. The politicians make it complicated.

[@foppo100]

People who voted Brexit wanted and still do a total departure from the E.U.That was clear after the referendum.The day after the Brexit vote the U.K was out.The three years endless meetings and consequently another election was a show.The Conservatives won on a Brexit platform so out means out very simple.If it cost jobs lowerstandard of living or whatever that was the choice many Brits made.And Boris will honer those wishes a hard Brexit is on the cards.People want a strong leader in the U.K and usually dictators are.The bed is made lie in it.

[@premkalani7692]

Make a video on citizenship amendment act of india

[@francosworld5030]

It is not complicated and the Vote was just passed in Favor of Brexit!!!! We can start Loving the UK again! Now get rid of that Radical Mayor of London!

[@AkashKumar-wr7fe]

Our anchor is cute...😁😙

[@justyzhao5495]

what's her name

[@undogmatisch5873]

Brexit isn't that complicated, but every possible Brexit outcome leads to consequences even most Brits don't want. But hey, BoJo is PM again, so whatever happens, there's noone else to blame (even if he will definitely try to do so, when Brexit goes wrong) He already shifted human and workers rights to the legally not binding political declaration, and page 48 of the conservative manifesto can easily be interpretes as a path to a one party dictatorship (like China), but the Brits (mainly Englishmen) voted for it. Disturbingly funny is, that Boris is celebrating the UK's future independence from the EU, while denying a similar option to Scotland. Democracy has to have some limits, I guess.

[@orientexpress1509]

undogmatisch Scotland had their referendum back in 2014 and they voted to remain in the UK. The Scots were told it was a once in a generation decision. In 2016, the UK voted to leave the EU in a once in a generation referendum. Unlike many elitist MPs, Boris kept his word to honour both referendums. There is consistency in treatment.

[@undogmatisch5873]

@@orientexpress1509 Boris Johnson said the UK would leave the EU at Oct. 31st, no ifs, no buts. What exactly is your point? Democracy is an ongoing process, not a "once in a generation" event. Johnson is basically forcing Scotland out of the EU, against their will. And your attempt to relativize Boris second act of dictatorship (after kicking out party members, who didn't bow down to his order), doesn't change that.

[@undogmatisch5873]

@@orientexpress1509 Boris Johnson said the UK would leave the EU at Oct. 31st, no ifs, no buts. What exactly is your point? Democracy is an ongoing process, not a "once in a generation" event. Johnson is basically forcing Scotland out of the EU, against their will. And your attempt to relativize Boris second act of dictatorship (after kicking out party members, who didn't bow down to his order), doesn't change that.

[@orientexpress1509]

undogmatisch Boris did indeed say that, and if he had a preference he would have done it using Royal Prerogative powers but as you are aware Gina Miller successfully challenged that in 2016. The outcome of the judgement stated that an Act of Parliament is the only means of withdrawing from the EU. The remain-controlled Parliament voted to delay the exit despite Boris’ pledge to leave on that date. Whilst I disagreed strongly with that decision I respected it because the application of the law was correct. Democracy is indeed an ongoing process but you’re incorrectly conflating that with the conditions attached to a referendum. If you struggle to grasp the meaning of once in generation, may I suggest you look it up. It’s no good crying over that salient point after the vote. I recall no one had an issue with that prior to the vote. It’s akin to changing the conditions/rules of a game after the game has ended. Again, democracy was upheld and honoured. Boris is not forcing Scotland out of the EU. It’s part of the UK and the result of the referendum applied to the entire UK. Again, i draw your attention back to the issue regarding changing the rules after the game has ended. Scotland could have insisted the government added a caveat to the referendum bill to accommodate that request that if Scotland voted very differently to the rest of the UK, then the government would have to respect that decision. But zilch. No point whinging after the vote. Most sane people would agree that democracy was upheld and respected. But I’m sure democracy haters and fascist would disagree. You agree?

[@undogmatisch5873]

@@orientexpress1509 BoJo simply made a totally unrealistic promise, given that parliament was as deeply devided, as the rest of the country. He promised it anyways. Your "once in a generation" is a pretty meaningless phrase, with absolutely no legally binding substance, like BoJo's promise. Not to forget, that the scottish referendum was held, before Brexit was even a word. You already agreed that democracy is an ongoing process, do you also agree that an essential aspect of a democracy it to enable ppl. to change their minds? Changing the rules after the game is pretty exactly what the tories did. During the campaigns for the scottish referendum, the tories main argument was that a United Kingdom (incl. Scotland) would be more powerful within the EU. Two years later, everything changed. Scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU, while the tory-talking-point from two years prior turned out to be utterly meaningless. You're right, the 2016 referendum applied to the entire UK. Something, the Scots would obviously like to change in the very same way way, the Overwhelmingly english) majority of the UK voted to leave the EU. I'm fully aware that the UK is based on a completely differen legal basis than the EU, but that doesn't change the simple fact that BoJo is deying Scotland the very same sovereignity, he is bragging to have achieved for the UK. While Scotland is part of the UK, the UK is not a single country, with harmonised rules and regulations. It is, as the name already suggests, a union of countries, and if one of these countries says that it wants to leave the union, another member shouldn't have the right to deny it. The disturbingly funny part of this story is, that BoJo it doing with Scotland exactly, what he accused the EU to do to the UK.

[@ivanbombana7282]

Where is this lovely girl from? 😍😍

[@GrinFlash007]

Maather Rrasha

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

FIRST! pay me my due!

[@apzextvofficial2527]

Here it is : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHmbdqOtgJiSkKc

[@DavidHunanyan]

Borats cute sister

[@abdullahhakan1]

People who cannot cope with the others always leave from their environments. Same situations for Britain from EU, same for USA from China, Russia, Ukraine trade agreements to flee from them asap as proclaiming China et al. as thieves which is totally false. Wages per month in the USA , Britain are 5 - 10 times more than BRICKS countries.

[@syarifahmaqhfiraharsali504]

Ok boomer 😂

[@Boogiewoogieblueboy]

Is this chick Estonian? Lol

[@joaquinmares3641]

Ngl the reporter was kinda cute

[@khurramkhokhar8869]

lol Europe is declining!

[@jewellui]

Europe is a sinking ship

[@zindabad16]

God she's hot

[@isra3638]

zindabad16 Who’s hot lol? We can give them water

[@edwardsnowden2313]

Lmao, if i only knew her name.

[@jewellui]

Edward snowden Theresa May or maybe Boris Johnson

[@thomastimk9982]

@@isra3638 u funny

[@IshtarNike]

This is a pretty bad video. It's complicated because we're trying to undo a 40 year relationship in the space of 2 to three. All while the political establishment is split amongst themselves, and so is the electorate. No matter what happens it will negatively affect people. If we leave we become poorer, if we stay then the politicians have betrayed the democratic process and will lose the last shreds of their legitimacy. Any party that oversees the disaster will be broken for a generation. The solution? Do what the Tories have done which is stoke racial tensions to levels not seen in decades, and use that as a cover. When the shit hits the fan people will hate immigrants so much that 15 years of Tory policy won't matter, they'll blame the immigrants anyway.

[@truckerfromreno]

RULE BRITANNIA - goodbye EU.

[@lucsteyaert]

Goodbye UK, we are happy, at last, you leave so we get rid of all your negativity. De Gaulle was right: we should never have allowed you to join the EU. You are an island and will continue to be an island. Happy Brexit !!

[@truckerfromreno]

@@lucsteyaert I agree. We should never have had anything to do with Europe after we freed them from the Nazis. Goodbye.

[@briansykes2806]

Re-take Malaya and Ceylon?

[@truckerfromreno]

@@briansykes2806 Paris and then Berlin.

[@briansykes2806]

@@truckerfromreno The northern USA states?

[@handavidson]

Leave is better!! So United Kingdom will remain together and won’t split up.

[@jaranis9273]

Handoko Davidson Leave? The scotish wants to stay. The UK is in political turmoil and will hasten its downfall if it leaves. The UK is dependent to the EU remember that!

[@handavidson]

@@jaranis9273 no, scotland will follow UK. You need to understand that!

[@jewellui]

Jaranis927 what is the UK dependent on?

[@jaranis9273]

Handoko Davidson Wow. More like scotland will follow england. You don't care about scotish feelings. The DisUnited Kingdom must break apart, it is better for the nation. The UK is crumbling whether you like it or not. The 4 nations should part ways for your parliament has different interests and goals and most importantly envisionment. That statement you said is like you treat scottish like slaves. I am Against brexit and Boris Johnson will instigate more turmoil to Britain. Eu is dependent on UK and so is UK. With strong trade ties, you can't jeopardize it like its nothing. There will be untold repercussions to your economy. Negotiating trade deals and strenghtening ties may take decades in fact, and you are willing to nullify the free trade like it was nothing. Half of your trade comes from EU and if you leave, then the standards on trade will be integrated and incorporated based on WTO terms. UK is losing in the attrition caused by brexit and due to that, London is not a hedgemon as the financial power of the world. You have once cemented your postion as a global power and now hasten your decline today! An example of what i am saying is the British Pound waning and devaluing. DisUnited Kingdom or England alone is still powerful but will lose its significance greatly. Brexit is a plight that must be addressed and ultimately revoked if you want stature and significance as a Global Power.

[@jaranis9273]

J L Read my comment on Handoko Davidson.

[@brianmacadam4793]

The flawed Brexit referendum started it all with a 52% to 48% win for Brexit, now the split is happening with 43% of the electorate voting for the conservatives, bad to worse.

[@spartan6276]

Brian MacAdam That’s democracy mate.

[@Martyntd5]

43% Is not a split. 43,9% is the most any party has got (Margaret Thatcher, 1979) in the last 100 years.

[@brianmacadam4793]

@@Martyntd5 OK 44%, you miss my point; massive social and economic change brought on by less than half of the electorate. Boris is now calling for a comprehensive treaty to be done in about a year. He claimed no border controls on Northern Ireland (did that promise sway any voters ?) and now another referendum in Scotland.... it goes on and on

[@brianmacadam4793]

@Bilbo Baggins Boris and the conservative elite are content to leave with no deal (do we even know that?). The Brexit process has NEVER offered a clear "end game". There has never been a winning vote on a clear option. The cons won the election on a 44% popular vote. Does that seem like a "contented" population?

[@Martyntd5]

@@brianmacadam4793 A 44% popular vote is as good as it ever gets. Ever. Contented or not, the losers have to accept they have lost. Frankly, if the losers had been a little more accommodating to that fact over the last 3 years ...and a lot less obstructive, you may have achieved some kind of compromise. But you weren't, so now we get the brexit we want and remainers have squandered their chance to influence the outcome in a reasonable way. That is a situation of your making. The Irish border is an EU problem, not ours - we don't have an internal market we are desperate to protect, they do. If the EU are motivated to do a deal, one will get done. If they are not, it wont. I'm happy either way. There are worse positions to be in than having the US and the EU in competition with each other to do a trade deal with us. It's all good as far as I'm concerned.

[@tomharry6999]

Sorry for unrelated comments.please oppose #Citizenship amendment bill of India. Search yourself for the most racist law in modern times. Oppose it.

[@madhurmongia6381]

as an indian i can Definatly say they take forever to leave

[@321rafwaf123]

hello brexit is for nerds

[@apzextvofficial2527]

This is how Nerds explain politics:kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHmbdqOtgJiSkKc

[@owenchuarbx]

Crybaby Delayers

[@jzk2020]

Please hire people that speak in English.

[@jy3ster]

If Britain wants to leave then just leave!!

[@sanzharkarimov9647]

c'mon change her please, she speaks poorly, i can't listen to her, therefore i stop watching videos with her vat 00:50