Lol. I am not looking for unbiased views . I want to be well informed.
Morning, Wynona, I'm new to the Arms but it's a friendly place and in-between the serious posts and spirited discussions, I really enjoy the banter.
I'm a Leaver too so like others, not unbiased. However, if you are looking for more information, I'd also suggest ConservativeHome (slightly more Leave than Remain, which reflects the country, and quite clear-eyed about the pros and cons) and Brexit Central which offers articles by Leave lawyers, economists, academics and trade experts, but in nice plain terms.
Like Epicwaffle, I don't think Boris's deal is perfect but the hard fact is that Theresa May made such a botch of her three-and-a-bit years of negotiations that all he could do was salvage something from the wreckage. You might have heard of Martin Howe QC, Chair of Lawyers for Britain. He is a leading authority in EU law and his article in the Telegraph earlier this week took apart Nigel Farage's claim that Boris's deal is not a true Brexit. It is, although there are hangovers from Theresa's mess that we could well have done without.
The article is well worth a read as it sets out clearly the information you are seeking.
If Martin Howe says it's Brexit, that's good enough for me.
XingMing, Boris is socially liberal too. He championed gay marriage before it was ever on the Conservative horizon and he gave early support to campaigners against FGM and forced marriage. People often throw the "burkas as letterboxes" jibe at him but anyone who actually read the article at the time would tell you that he was defending women's rights to wear the burka if they so wished. Belgium and France had just banned the burka and there had been ugly incidents. Boris argued that it was not the place of the state to dictate to women what they could or could not wear. As I said, he is socially liberal.