Just fucking cancel it
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The whole document seems to read as a further fudge to the keys issues. Such vague wording on what alignment on goods and agriculture would look like (which will likely get rejected by the eu anyway).
Itâs been obvious from the start that we shouldâve pursued EFTA membership and remove ourselves from political union whilst keeping economic ties. Itâs funny that most brexiters wouldâve supported it wholeheartedly in 2015 but now somehow are all using crazed arguments like true zealots.
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Check #BrexitBetrayal, itâs a fucking treat.
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The pillow-soft Brexit that I predicted would happen, where the status quo would remain in all but name.
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Out is out, tbh. You canât stay half in and half out like May wants.
Itâs not what May wants. Itâs not what the majority of Parliament wants.
After actually reading the whole thing, is it really a super soft betrayal brexit? Looks to me like the âhave your cake and eat itâ brexit that everyone said we couldnât have.
No change on goods, desperately attempting to limit threats to services, removing ECJ for most things, taking back our beloved fish, technically ending free movement and being able to have trade deals with everyone else. What am I missing?
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What your missing is the EU still have to agree with this, and I would be very surprised indeed if they did 
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Yeah I get that and even if they did we could still be âbetrayedâ over the contributions but as it stands if this is what we ask for and what we somehow get then Iâm not really sure what the betrayal is.
I agree. It would be exactly what the majority of Brexit supporters wanted, and indeed what they were being sold.
Itâs also what the EU said we couldnât have since day one
The government will have to give in further or the EU is going to refuse this. I guess the plan of Mogg, Boris etc. is to hope it all folds so that they canât be blamed for a no deal that goes horribly wrong. But can they hold out and not resign etc. when Twitter is awash with talk of betrayal, and hardliners even calling on people to switch allegiance to Corbyn Lol. If Mogg and Boris et al lose popular support they will be forced to resign to save themselves.
The problem is they canât give in further. This was literally the best they could agree on, and it had never had a chance of being widely accepted by those that voted to leave the EU.
The EUâs stance has always been the same. Agree to our terms, or get fucked. And I donât blame them.
Exactly yes. So its either total capitulation or a no deal. The Brexiteers know this, so presumably they wait it out until they get their way, which they should in the end. Any middle position is impossible really, isnât it?
Yeah sounds like a deal the EU wonât accept tbh
Itâs weird that May went to be Berlin before seeing her cabinet. Plus it sounds the EU have been going over some of the detail for weeks.
Whilst the document in its form will get rejected almost instantly, it appears that it can be a good starting point for negotiations.
It is amusing seeing some brexiters lose their shit over it, the same people with no idea themselves in how to keep the Irish border frictionless and protecting supply chains 
I donât see how any compromise can be achieved. What the EU were prepared to offer has been on the table since day one. If we havenât agreed by now, we never will.
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Apparently there is one more resignation to come as well.
What a cunt. If he had any principles then this is most certainly not the time to quit.
Heâs letting his own side down because if the hard brexiteers all walk then weâre guaranteed a soft brexit with no roadblocks. Heâs been involved throughout and he must have known it was heading in this kind of direction.
At least right now heâd have some influence over some of the smaller decisions but if he wants a remainer to be in charge of all that then I wonât complain.
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Monday club 
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