Objectively speaking, it will be interesting to see if Kemi Badenoch’s policy has worked out how to separate the ECHR from the current Brexit agreement/TCA, given the fact its written into it, as well as the situation with Northern Ireland and the link to the Good Friday agreement.
Badenoch making a lot of assumptions, well that’s it, it’s entirely speculative given in all likelihood it looks like it’ll be Farage who might end up triggering a ECHR exit. The whole thing will be absolute chaos given it could trigger a UK recession through No Deal..
Brexit potentially happening another time, worsening Inflation, ruined GDP growth, this would obviously depend if the EU completely loses it and terminates the whole TCA, not just legal action or fines, in the event of a ECHR exit under Farage come 2029.
Part of me thinks that people will have to experience a Farage government, and only then will they learn a lesson. The issue being the damage he could cause in that five year period, from a recession to the break up of the UK union itself by boosting the chances of the SNP in Scotland and Sinn fein in Northern Ireland, through forcing them to push for outright independence or full Single Market membership.
The Reformist 