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My perception of this fast-developing global catastrophe is that the US economy will take the biggest hit as part of the global recession that is unfolding as we debate these issues. And logically one must reiterate the folly of following a different negative trade strategy with the EU, compared to the decent one that the UK already has - it will be utter folly with no common sense attached to it whatsoever! That common phrase down the years, "driving the UK bus over a cliff" could not be any more fitting than now!! Who would've guessed that such a "force of nature" could have such a devastating effect on any country's economic direction and wise political leadership should be embracing a full rethink of "what was then and what is happening now"!! Anyway, the issue will be "on the back burner" for quite a while but one can occasionally still detect the partisan nature of the response from Johnson and his Brexit chums when this issue is raised. However, their "tripping faces" on the front benches really "says it all" re the realisation of the negative unforeseen implications to their master plan and the British economy.