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A few points:
A) I am not against UK leaving. In fact I am in favor, as it will strength Europe as a solid block against US/China/Russia. Uk only destabilized EU.
2) The legitimacy of brexit is not in question. The majority of people from a country (not region) voted.
Regarding your comments (you need some reading serious reading,), as I don't have time or intention to type, I am adding some links. You might not be able to understand all (try)
1. EU government? who/what are this "EU government" you calling? As you dont know how WU functions, I suggest you to read about how EU. And dont even try the BS of they are not democratic elected.
2. Brexit Bill: Britain concedes it will have to pay EU exit bill (google it !)
Britain has for the first time explicitly acknowledged it has financial obligations to the EU after Brexit. “In a written statement to parliament touching on a “financial settlement”, the government recognised on Thursday “that the UK has obligations to the EU?.?.?.?that will survive the UK’s withdrawal — and that these need to be resolved”.
Britain has been saying it will pay what it owes for months. Here's an example: "The prime minister has been very clear, we’re a nation that honours its obligations and if we do have any bills that fall to be paid, we’ll obviously deal with them in the proper way," Hammond .
3. What makes the bill
“The EU wants London to commit to guaranteeing the rights of EU citizens already in Britain and make that sure border posts do not reappear between Northern Ireland — which is part of the U.K. — and Ireland, which is part of the EU. It also wants Britain to pay up for everything it had agreed to while it was a member. “to pay for the round you ordered.", and that include “pension payments to UK officials working in EU, guarantees on loans such as the bailout of Ireland, and spending on infrastructure and structural funds agreed on but still to be financed. ... and “respect the obligations resulting from the whole period of the U.K. membership” (read more, you might be surprised !)
4. Theresa May asks EU for two-year Brexit transition period . NOT EU. Can you google?
"Theresa May has proposed delaying a full Brexit until 2021 by asking EU countries to agree to a two-year transition period during which the UK would continue to enjoy unfettered access to the single market. “
Seems like the EU wants UK out fast. Ironical. Brexitards dragging their heels.
5. Regarding the "farting" part of you comment (little english bravado, only on paper), First of all, I am not french, second its pointless and pathetic. England is a great country. English people are great, at least the ones I know and deal with, and history is full of examples – Inclusion not exclusion (are you sure you are a teacher?). Brexitards like you have turned that great country into a pathetic circus. Imperial England is gone!
Is that clear enough for you now?
Btw, You don't sound very intelligent, although your punctuation and grammar are always impeccable ! (try harder)
btw, Name a law passed by 'Brussels' that "offends you".??