Donald Tusk
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Don't you mean "breakfast"? 
Breakfast is the best time to try and stomach anything to do with Brexit. It's hardly the most palatable subjects of late.
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This, hopefully -
Certainly wasn't "go whistle".
You are obviously a huge fan of Boris as cant help quoting him at every opportunity.
A comment that was a bit of posturing, no worse than has been made by the EU.
The divorce bill is in reality in the right range, its in the middle of the figures bandied about in the media.Its not go whistle and its not £90B
A comment that was echoed and repeated by millions of elated quitters as they sang and danced around their burning EU effigy.
Dumb Quitters.
You must be confused, that sounds much more like a group of Corbyn supporters in the presence of their devoted leader......
(after the momentum activists had removed the large section of labour Corbyn haters!)
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How do Brexiteers feel on todays news?
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They are claiming it as a resounding success.
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Doggit
Well, I'm certainly not a happy bunny, I can tell you that.
"The first, and biggest, concession is buried in paragraph 49 of the 15-page report published early on Friday morning. Its implications will be anything but quiet in the weeks to come, for it undermines the prime minister’s previous insistence that Britain will be leaving the single market.
It states clearly: “In the absence of agreed solutions, the United Kingdom will maintain full alignment with those rules of the internal market and the customs union.” In other words, the UK may not be a member of the single market, or have any direct ability to shape its rules in future, but it could yet have to play by them in perpetuity."
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/dec/08/not-much-remain-theresa-may-red-lines-brexit-deal
It states clearly: “In the absence of agreed solutions, the United Kingdom will maintain full alignment with those rules of the internal market and the customs union.” In other words, the UK may not be a member of the single market, or have any direct ability to shape its rules in future, but it could yet have to play by them in perpetuity."
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/dec/08/not-much-remain-theresa-may-red-lines-brexit-deal
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Doggit
It's a Guardian Interpretation, so I'll wait for a more unbiased report. But there does seem to be a lot in what you say.
