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They say revoke and people’s vote. Add them together and they are the most favoured solutions. Probably the same effect as the majority would vote remain if there was another vote.

The majority in England do not want Brexit. See the march on TV. No one in the march or who passed by wants Brexit. All cheered us on. ( only one twat stood with a sign saying the people have already voted, but left after 10 minutes )

No, you wake up. Who are calling the leave shots? Public school boys, hedge fund owners and their shareholders and city traders. Work that one out.

I own a pub and take part on 20 events and beer festivals a year. I am spending 2000 € on this trip for me and my daughter. I don’t need an excuse to find a place for a day out on the piss. I think you are getting the March confused with one of Tommy‘s ( or his successors‘ ) EDL piss ups where...

Normally I would get to the game if I were so close, but asking for a final say on the most important peace time decision in my lifetime takes precedence on this occasion.

In the knowledge that we can kick them out in a couple of years and that they won’t completely wreck the country.

It isn’t simple. That’s why we have got nowhere in 3 years. It is why the whole idea of Brexit is undeliverable. If you vote for something which is undeliverable, apart from screwing the country, then you have voted for the wrong thing. Now you can see what Brexit is and that you were lied to...

I haven’t insulted you and I don’t claim that you are always totally wrong. They may not want to totally upset the electorate, but allowing Brexit will upset at least, but probably more, than half of the electorate won’t get them anywhere.

No, that is a Goddard style yellow vest rally. I am on a remain event.

As to splitting the country. It is. As to people taking to the streets. They are. See how many turn out today in London.

We have never had a government coalition with Welsh or Scottish nationalists. You claim that we should negotiate until most people won’t notice any difference that we’ve left. Why leave then? It is crazy. We are geographically a part of Europe, our biggest trading partner is the EU which is...

That sentiment is not new. When I lived in London in the early eighties they mentioned the „cow and a goat‘ version of the opt out for London. Everyone above Watford Gap to get a cow and a goat, and London and the South East to go it alone. A joke of course, but showed how some saw things.

When I asked where did you get that from, I was asking how did you come to the conclusion that no one knows what they want... not where did you get your polling results. Individual people now know what is available and what they want. But there is no majority in parliament for any of the...

To that I would add PR instead of FPTP. Then you would have more parties to choose from and in a coalition system more views can be turned into policy. We must be almost unique with FPTP which wastes people’s votes. Even though I cannot stand Farage or UKIP, he did get millions of votes, but no...

Why don’t you compare like with like? It’s much fairer. Revoke A50petition: 3.6 million May deal petition: (0) Crash out petition: 400K

Accusing me of lying as usual. Twisting my words as usual. Not comprehending what I said as usual.

Not twisting anything.

You have not understood what I said. You claim that no one knows what they want. What you mean is that there is no majority for any particular solution. I and others know what we want, but we are not in a majority people’s vote is very popular but not the majority. Yet.

All in the interests of holding the Tory party together and those of a slimy admirer of the 70s National Front.

No it wasn’t. We had the leading economy in the EU. The SM and CU made that possible. Drop them and we’ll tank. The people who got left behind were left behind by successive governments and bore the brunt of the crash in 2008. the bankers carried on thanks to a bail out. Austerity is the...