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Comedy gold.

Give me an example of you picking out bullshit.

You’re not a choir boy yourself. Look at who insults first. Not me.

Name one person who I have insulted that hasn’t insulted me first.

Yes, I like a good read. Can you publish them in book form? I don’t have enough memory in my computer.

? No idea what you are on about.

Yes. Out of how many posts? And in reply to insults... not original insults. Now show all your insulting posts in the interest of balance.

As for contributions, the most recent example from me was a link to a speech at Liverpool Uni explaining where the negotiations went wrong and why from our ex representative in Brussels. Your contribution was „bilge“. You now accuse me of adding nothing to the discussion. Would you evaluate the...

I don’t rant. I don’t froth. I don’t insult most people. I don’t ruin the whole discussion by putting an alternative viewpoint to yours. Look at the people who push the ignore button: Dart ( Breitbart and other far right websites as his source), Bazza ( thick ), Astute ( flounce and confusing)...

They were told leaving would be easy. Leaving would benefit them. Leaving would be quick. Turned out to be bullshit. Now the majority of them would vote remain in a second referendum. They are pissed of with their government. Soon they will turn on the people who lied to them.

If we end up staying in the EU your remain vote in the first referendum would not be betrayed. You voted remain don’t forget.

I asked you to put up some good points about the EU. Still waiting...,

Having failed to give an intelligent response to a link to a speech made by our ex representative in the EU, a man who does know what he is talking about and who didn’t take an agressive stance in his speech, you resort to summing it up as bilge and throwing in a misspelled insult. ( It is Haw...

No doubt you could explain how the negotiations went far better. He was our representative. Maybe you think the scum Farage could explain things better?

As a labour remain voter you will be pleased to see this poll: „The survey suggests there is little downside to Labour backing a second referendum. Among Labour supporters another vote is massively popular, with 77 per cent in favour and just 23 per cent against.“

It was to do with protests against the UN pact guaranteeing the safe journey of human beings fleeing war zones and to encourage international efforts to stop people smugglers and people abusing other human beings in a desperate situation. Over 160 countries signed the pact out of 190 +...

The gist of it was that we are going to make more concessions and whatever we do and with whoever we trade we will have to give up some sovereignty. At least we sit at the table in a powerful trade bloc in the EU. I don’t think leavers in general take the time to digest things as in this...

Did you read the link?

What was your point then? We know the far right doesn’t like anything to do with foreigners, in particular refugees from non white places.

Here is a long, but rational description of our situation and how we got there in our negotiations, by someone who knows what he is talking about: Full speech: Sir Ivan Rogers on Brexit - News - University of Liverpool