Is Brexit really over?

another definition?

I am the luckiest person in the world as I look out on the Chesapeake watershed via Spa Creek in Annapolis. I am pleased earlier sunrises are here and activity is ever so gradually reawakening on the Creek. Don’t hesitate to share your own sunrise shots in the chat, please!

Which takes me to thanking each of you for reading ActionsCreateConsequences whether a Founding Member, a free subscriber, someone who stumbled across it in the seeming endless list of fascinating columns on substack.com, or a yearly subscriber. I genuinely appreciate each of you taking time to consider how we got to the world we are in and where we might, intending to or not, be taking things into the future. I started this 4 months ago, not sure anyone would find it at all interesting.

Please remember that COL David Maxwell will do our webinar on ‘north Korea: the Neglected Challenge’ a fortnight from today. We will do an evening east coast session to make it available to some who could not make noon. Please let me know if you want the link for the 20 March 7 pm session on zoom.

Finally, give me your feedback on the topics, specific points of disagreement, suggested areas you don’t see covered elsewhere but worth our consideration, and anything else that strikes your fancy. The chat function is one I don’t remember often enough but we can start having regular chats if it appeals to you. You can also shoot a message back that will get to me.

Two readers have raised Brexit, the seemingly unending pain for Britain. We have discussed it at least twice but I could not help but notice a paradox this morning: the real Brexit, maybe this was the goal for exiters all along, has happened already.