A source of complication is the border between Ireland, and NI. As of now there are no checkpoints because both nations are within the EU and thus the same customs union. There were a whole bunch of discussions about what kind of relaionship the UK would have with Europe. This future relationship was never detirmined.…

What will of the people? Norway, Canada +? They also voted in the 2017 general election for the parliament so what year version of will if the people should be followed?

Ignoring EU laws regarding declaration of foreign investments.

“he joined the bad opposition party“

Yes

What did the “will of the people” want to happen? Norway, Canada plus?

 ethanol has been in use for 15 years, I’d be more concerned with UV exposure and general degradation.

The only reason I think this can make sense is that wrangler have really good resale value.

Has seatbelts, 

They voted to reject a no deal in March, and they voted to reject mays deal too. But British domestic law is irrelevant to the international agreement that the U.K. Enacted when it decided to trigger article 50. Thus no deal remains the default until parliament or the PM records it. 

at my old compnay there were 2 that would always park together. They were marketing managers, enough said

Yeah every story I’ve read has it that the only reason they haven’t crushed it is due to the cameras still rolling. 

yes

There are thousands of little crossings, which will have to be closed, or set up with checkpoints becoming a major headache to daily life.

When people talk about the german car industries 800k cars to teh UK, they skip over the 400-500k cars the Uk sells to the mainland. 

“Any deal they are going to get is going to be almost as bad as a hard Brexit because the EU has to stand firm on the issue of countries leaving.” The asterisk to this is due to Mays red lines. removal could open up possibilities, but the hardliners wont stand for it.  

FFS just add a sliding door and make it a minivan

Germany is on the edge if not already, UK would most likely be in one in a Nodeal, so the ripples aren’t looking good. 

To follow procedut, a referendum in teh UK is a 4-5  month process. that ship sailed in May.

When it became obvious that a no deal was more likely, the EU ramped up their preperations last spring. The extension was really to either: remove mays redlines, revoke article 50, or crash out as there wouldn’t be enough time for a new referendum. the EU as since ramped up preperations they began planning for 2 years…