Do You Disagree With William Hague's Eight Reasons Why We Should Support

[ladybirder]

Theresa May's Brexit Agreement?

https://premium.telegraph.co.uk/newsletter/article1/eight-eurosceptic-reasons-why-we-should-support-theresa-mays-brexit-agreement/?WT.mc_id=e_DM886533&;WT.tsrc=email&etype=Edi_Edi_New_nReg_VarA&utm_source=email&utm_medium=Edi_Edi_New_nReg_VarA_2018_11_29&;utm_campaign=DM886533

[ludwig]

OG // We hold [referendums] on rare occasions and won't be wasting public money on an issue that we've already made our decision on. //

You mean shouldn't, not won't. There'll probably be another one (instigated by a pro-'people's vote' person that replaces Mrs May) containing 3 options..

1 - Accept the negotiated deal
2 - Leave with no deal
3 - Remain

The purpose of options 1 and 2 being to split the leave vote thus ensuring a remain victory.

Having said that, nothing I've predicted over the last 5 years has been right, so no-one should take much notice of this. :-)

[ladybirder]

Even I would get off my sofa and protest about that Ludwig, both another referendum and certainly the three options which would undoubtedly mean 3) wins. Not very clever as its purpose would be blindingly obvious.