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>> But there isn't a single shred of doubt post Brexit handling was absolutely appalling That’s not the bit that confuses me, the bit that I’ve never had a sat
by CraigJPerry 2y ago
>> But there isn't a single shred of doubt post Brexit handling was absolutely appalling
That’s not the bit that confuses me, the bit that I’ve never had a satisfying answer to is why would anyone have believed anything else might be possible?
If the task was akin to extracting your eggs from a baked cake, then which personalities looked up to the job in 2016?
- ksec 2y agoIt is the basic like trading agreement, customs and border checks, simple things that you do when you trade. The problem is absolutely no one inside the government, politicians or civil servant has any idea about trading. This makes drafting any decent, workable agreement and procedure near impossible. And that is ignoring all the politics involves, both internal and external. Having said that, all that expectation may be a tall order. I have known little to zero government that actually execute well. Singapore being perhaps the only one. US Government does well comparatively speaking, partly because they are well paid, only let down are the politics.
- disgruntledphd2 2y ago> The problem is absolutely no one inside the government, politicians or civil servant has any idea about trading. This makes drafting any decent, workable agreement and procedure near impossible. And that is ignoring all the politics involves, both internal and external. Correct, because all of the (then) EU countries outsourced this to the EU.