The LEFT and Brexit - Post Brexit Talks

Guardian: The Guardian wrote the following in its Editorial about the latest talks on the UK giving more money to the EU, " For once, though, Mrs May’s ministers have behaved sensibly. The cabinet’s big egos have kept quiet since making the decision (though the former minister Owen Paterson has written an article showing that, on the right, Brexit is a fundamentally neoliberal project with no place for higher NHS spending). This cabinet cannot be relied on over Europe, but they have made the least bad decision in the circumstances. They have done what is needed to keep Britain’s options open. And that, at least, is better than closing them off. "

Lets Get Real:

In other words the Conservative Government has rolled over and accepted that it has to pay more to the EU, when even after the House of Lords stated that the UK did not owe the EU a farthing.   If the left Guardian is supporting the Government over this issue that means it is wrong, the Conservative Government should have walked away from the EU deal.   The UK PM wants to keep the remainers happy, what about the UK voters, they are sick and tired of hearing about the EU and that is just the remainers, time for the Conservative backbenchers to oppose the latest policy, we are appeasing Europe. 

The UK should walk away and do deals with the US and the rest of the World, the Trump Administration has made it clear we could get  a fast deal with them and join NAFTA, of course that depends on NAFTA still being around, the US under Trump has problems with the deal, thus a good time for the UK to make a bold move and do a deal with the US under Trump.

The Northern Ireland Problem and Brexit - Post Brexit

BBC News: Reports " Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar "should know better" than to "play around" with Northern Ireland over Brexit, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party says.  "

Lets Get Real:

The DUP should have a VETO over UK talks over Brexit when it comes to Northern Ireland, the North wants to remain part of the UK not the EU, thus as the DUP supports the Conservatives in the House of Commons their view should be the deciding factor not the view of Republic of Ireland.   It is reported that the Conservative Government has agreed to offer forty billion pounds to the EU for trade access, the move should only be considered if the UK gets  a good deal and does not cause problems with Northern Ireland.   In the view of this blogger the UK should have walked away months ago.