The timeline is we leave the EU on March 29th

It was the "ruletaker" thing

Then we are In the transition period till December 2020

If the final deal is reached it takes affect in 2021

Gtg bed dude but I'm wary about this deal

If it isn’t the transition period can be extended till December 2022 or we enter the backstop

Until the final deal is reached

Any soft deal is risky and needs to be closely regulated

Or the EU will find a loophole

This is a mid deal it neither a hard or soft brexit

We must go wary though

Don't drop the guard for a second

True

you all also gay

But May is a weak leader

I don't trust her

May is the kind of a twat I wouldnt even put my dick inside of

The conservatives will probably get a new leader by phase 3 of the negotiations

Raab? Or too early

If cabinet members put pressure on her to resign

Right now I’d say Sajid Javid probably

shes a wannabe new Margareth Thatcher

whe wont resign that easily

Putting an Asian as a leader could backfire

But we'll see

"Sajid Javid is a British politician and a former managing director at Deutsche Bank."

bruh

Deutsche bank

a guy from german bank to head brexit

lmao

how to fail 101

I wish Portillo came back into the party

Indeed but traditionaly when the a leader change in a parliament for the government

Party it always a great office of state the becomes pm during a leadership election

Theresa May was home sec Gordon Brown was chancellor

GG @HM - King of UK + Commonwealth, you just advanced to level 4!

John major chancellor

I want Portillo 😭

James Callaghan was either foreign sec

Churchill was a weird one

The Chancellor until 1929