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Yes, very well put. I am convinced the UK will lose out through Brexit. I could be wrong of course. I want Britain to carry on being a strong economy as we have been in the last couple of years. That would carry on in the EU. People apparently voted to curb immigration and for sovereignty (...

Bear in mind the man has invested billions of his and his investors money, through a company that he formed and for which he still works one day a week, in emerging markets rather than Brexit Britain. If tariffs and regulations were scrapped, Britain would be a great market for emerging...

It’s not that people want it to fail, it is more that it is hard to see how we will be better off... at least in the short term. There will be costs to this experiment. When people like Rees Mogg want to scrap all tariffs and regulatory hurdles on day one, then the direction is a free for all...

Salzburg was May‘s disaster. To turn up with a plan that she had been told several times wouldn’t work and say that is all that’s on the table, was an absolute insult to the 27 sovereign countries that had to listen to her. There won’t be a successful Britain in the short term. Although we are...

Gets worse. Is Farage writing this parrot‘s posts?

How are they doing that? Presenting the known facts?

Stop making stupid excuses for your stupid Brexit. The EU is calm and collected, United in it‘s negotiating position. Look at Britain. A mess. Both major parties split. Various views of how we should be negotiating on a subject which is interpreted differently by the people who voted for it...

Yes. That’s it. A dodgy civil servant appointment justifies Brexit. My god.... no positive aspects of Brexit? No booming Britain? Leaving the SM isn’t going to hurt us? Doesn’t matter what becomes of Britain... but there was a dodgy appointment of a civil servant.. he was not elected and you...

And that would be? Have you solved the Irish problem yet? Taking back control of borders, but not the only land border we have.

In what way? They have their red lines agreed by 27 countries. Those of the rules of the SM and CU. They are not going to change the rules for a third country. That is not obstructive. Why should they? We voted for Brexit. That’s it. It is no surprise that the EU sticks to the 4 freedoms. The...

Always read the last paragraph. „Nearly all of those surveyed said they are moving as few people as possible, hoping for a last-minute political deal that protects access to the EU’s $19.7 trillion-a-year economy after Britain leaves the bloc.“

Now May is promising to reduce corporation tax to keep investment coming. Will that increase revenue or merely make up for some of the lost investment because we are no longer a gateway to the EU? A previous sales point for investment in the UK. If we lose net tax revenue, then that would be the...

No he didn’t just say that. He said that a good deal is in everyone’s interest and that Chequers was a move in the right direction. He also praised May‘s courage. Yes, UK citizens will lose the benefit of freedom of movement after we leave, as will EU citizens wanting to go the UK. That is a...

When did we have votes for civil servants? Making things up again.

They were proven to be within the law and the EU is making the rules stronger to ensure the „coup“ cannot be repeated. They cannot backdate laws to catch people. Making stronger rules to avoid future abuse is called reform.

Cheap.

Has he taken money out of the till?

It is even stranger that some think scandals only happen with foreigners in the EU.

The EU elections are next year. Who voted for our top civil servant? Why was he appointed? How many candidates were there? What were the criteria for his selection? You don’t even know his name, let alone have the slightest influence on his appointment. But, you went off on your red herring...

You just praised him. Don’t know why if you are not a fan.