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No, it comes down to trying to implement direct democracy in a representative democracy system where the tool for direct democracy used an ill defined outcome. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They weren’t the causes were they? M sure you’re well enough read to have a basic grasp of the root causes. Can you stop equating reasonable regulation to stop out of control extreme capitalism with a full on communist economic structure as it makes you sound like a fucking lunatic. Sent from...

I see Crispin Odey is shorting the economy again while presumably persuading Johnson to take actions that would put it at risk. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If it’s the survey I looked at he highlights a slight drop in U.K. and Germany but negate to mention it went up in every other nation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You’re conflating discussing no deal as an option within negotiations and preparing for no deal which are very different. Yeah for exporters, what about importers which is larger? Essentially it comes back to our wallets doesn’t it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What do you mean they’ve admitted it was never happening? They seem to have done a lot more prep than us having pilot tested systems and are actually passing law and legislation. Something we haven’t done and now don’t have time to do. We might not legally owe some of it but that’s open to...

Bazza, I don’t agree. No deal will damage us more than the EU. The EU are more prepared for no deal than we are. The idea we can play chicken with the EU around no deal is, I think, extremely misguided. Not least by the fact that (as acknowledged by leavers) you are also playing chicken with...

No the fact is he’s stating UK automotive companies rely on those supply chains. That is what he is stating. What you are stating as fact is what you are inferring (accurately) from that. They will go down very quickly. As will the U.K. automotive companies. It’s a shame the U.K. government...

Are EU automotive suppliers involved in the negotiations? You do realise, as usual, you’re diverting rather than face up to any failure by the leavers? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thought this was project fear? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

On a lighter note, I’ve just set the fire alarm off by burning toast as I was catching up on the thread while sat on the toilet rather than paying attention to the kitchen. I reckon the government would spin that as “huge progress” being made towards achieving breakfast. Sent from my iPhone...

What are you even arguing? You could have just said you didn’t mean countries but large groups of people grouped socially and economically. The reasonable thing to ask in reply to your original point was to suggest a country unhappy with the EU as governments and MEPs of said countries are the...

There are two explanations. The one you suggest in your final sentence or that they have very carefully chosen the time limit to achieve a balance between giving parliament too little time to get anything done while be able to maintain a shred of credibility. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Seizing power from parliament which is where it resides. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is key. For all the talk of the EU offering something else there isn’t much wriggle room. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

An example of humility and politeness deserves more recognition in this thread. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here it is in case you have forgotten what you wrote a few minutes ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

None taken. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

“Typical remainer rag” As discussed at length above, the point is not whether the paper is pro remain or whether there is a certain irony in Corbyn being seen as the saviour. It’s that a major newspaper that in any other circumstance would be pro Tory is now calling out the government and...

Apologies if I’ve missed the strict sourcing policy of this thread. Anyway here’s a link to a tweet Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk