We're Are We Going?

My parents voted to join the European Union in 1973, and of course, having lived through World War II, I suspect that choice was an easy one. I was 12 back then.

Fast forward to 2016, the Brexit vote… when I voted to leave the establishment that had grown into something so fundamentally different from that my parents believed in.

Of course, the choice wasn't easy, but it seemed to me that the European Union had exceeded it's mandate, and now it was time to put things right.
However, even Brexit was poorly implemented, and the arguments for and against couldn't be told in a simple honest way. Doesn't that tell a story?

So we're starting the discussions between interested parties, to gain consensus, in the hope that future negotiations are more fruitfully completed.