I don’t see how one can come to that conclusion based on the article. As noted, the agreement is 2k pages long. The only real thing the article digs into, and

I don’t see how one can come to that conclusion based on the article. As noted, the agreement is 2k pages long. The only real thing the article digs into, and that’s a very generous use of dig, is fisheries, which though a political sticking point isn’t all that interesting or relevant in the grand scheme of things. The UK already did and always has controlled the supply of their own currency as do many EU member states.