German industrialists continue to kick up a stink about the EU negotiating tactics, calling for a fair and equitable deal for the UK. They understand what side of their bread is buttered.
So let's sit back and see the EU rip itself apart, four populist groups - from Italy, Germany, Finland and Denmark (might not be 100% correct) have already aligned as one grouping expecting to achieve about a quarter of all seats in the EU Parliament - then there is the NR in France, Hungary, Austria and other populist parties around the EU. If they can agree to work together, they could block, change and turn the current EU thinking inside out. And they all want less Europe. They are calling for Salvini as the next President of the Commission - bring it on.
Meanwhile, Germany is sliding into recession, unemployment is increasing and the future of the Euro will be up for debate again.
And the UK economy goes from strength to strength, defying all the predictions, which should give us a nice buffer zone if a no-deal comes to fruition (which it never will when Juncker and Bernier are shown the door).