Britain has a bright future - deal or no deal
Back in 2016 I campaign in the EU Referendum for Remain. Democracy is nothing without loser's consent, and when you lose as I did you must accept the winner's proposition. It was clear from the 24th of June 2016 that we must leave the European Union. In campaigning to Remain I thought that Britain would be better off staying in the EU. But I believe in the wisdom of the masses and I can honestly say that I have never, before or since, hoped more that I was wrong. Over four years later the United Kingdom has left the European Union and I fervently hope that collectively we can make our future as an independent nation work. That's certainly what I, in my very small way, will be working for - it is what every other citizen of these islands should be doing too. Of course with less than four weeks until the end of the transition period we are waiting for news of a future trading agreement with the EU. An agreement with our nearest geographic partners would be preferable. But no