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And by "controversial" we mean "in direct contravention of their obligations under the WA/TCA" and by "goodwill" we mean "doing the bare minimum".
And by "controversial" we mean "in direct contravention of their obligations under the WA/TCA" and by "goodwill" we mean "doing the bare minimum". >

In show of good will, we agree to not violate the protocol that we suggested and called a good deal. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)


A senior EU source said there was an understanding the bill would not progress while the negotiations were at a crucial stage, though a Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office source denied the law was being paused.
The protocol bill, which was the brainchild of Liz Truss when she was foreign secretary, would allow the UK to unilaterally override parts of the Brexit treaty.
Discarding the bill would be a gesture of goodwill should the two sides get close to a deal on the protocol in the coming weeks.


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Dear Tori's threatening to break your international treaties and commitments and then pussying out on actually doing it is not a "show of goodwill". >

UK tries to save face by "Show of Goodwill". >

just like putin does lol >

We’re too busy banning strikes like Hitler >

I too expect praise for not committing crimes. >

Bloody EU!  Dictating how we do things!  And just expecting us to appease them!  We should leave and be under our own control, and not subject to the whims of Eurocrats! 
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Oh.
(And I'd like to point out, that I'm vehemently Remain and always have been).