💶 Brexit Delayed Till 2021, Will They Ever Really Leave?

Unelected Bureaucrats Dictating to Other Countries

We thought Brexit was suppose to happen in March 2019, what is going on here?
UK prime minister Therese May is now offering a deal that would Delay Brexit by another 2 years, in a speech giving this week in Florence.

Her handlers are literally trying everything they can to stop this Brexit from taking place, to be honest I am expecting her to announce in October that there will be a 2nd referendum, so they can change the vote again, time will tell.

She is ready to make an “Open and Generous” cash offer as part of the new Brexit deal, in other words the Divorce bill is not going to be small, it will be the UK tax payers that will end up with the bill though, and considering the public never had a say on joining the EU in the first place, it's incredible.

She is likely to rule out a "Canada style" trade deal as a model for the UK and EU, instead expected to advocate an "EEA minus" style of arrangement, which would not end free movement and retain many EU laws.

No end to free movement, so all Migrants will still be welcome, come! get free health care, take the jobs, have free housing and benefits.
The purpose of the European Economic Area (EEA) is to extend the EU’s internal market to countries in the European Free Trade Area (EFTA). These countries either do not wish to join the EU or have not yet done so.

In English it's all about Control, of who can trade with who, instead of having a single market, I think everyone should have an open market, able to trade with anyone they want, why should the British people have to only buy Organic foods from countries like Israel ? when loads of other countries are growing them like Russia for example, but that's another story all together because they have been moulded into NATO's bad guys, so no trade deals with them.

Let's not forget this generous offer she is talking about, is believed to be around of £17.6 billion (€20bn) but the real estimates are as high as £88.3bn (€100bn).