Pulling out
It is quite amazing how in the space of six months Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has gone from "political no-hoper" to being tipped as the next prime minister. His success could be as a result of Theresa May’s poor performance, but Corbyn must also take some credit for his newly found popularity. Labour is right when it calls for a "soft Brexit" rather than the hard Brexit being urged by so many in the Conservative Party which will only lead to a nightmare scenario for British business and yet more uncertainty. Britain is not leaving a golf club it is leaving the European Union, a body whose membership it has enjoyed for more than four decades. Successive British prime ministers have said that the future of Britain is in Europe and therefore leaving in a short space of time is madness.
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With your in-depth expert knowledge of the whole Brexit process I am surprised Mrs. May has not called you and asked you to oversee the complete procedure!!!!!!
I hope that Mrs May grants your wish that she will " consider a slower pullout from Europe " . Because, if things go any slower, they will stop altogether !! Hooray !!