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Met this guy once... worth every penny.

Hard left policies like funding the education system and the NHS, eliminating homelessness and offering free university education. What a Trotsky bastard.

Listen to yourself - so fucking caught up in your own ideological rants you can’t even see the detail that is front of you. Fernando has said repeatedly on this thread that he voted Leave. I have consistently said on this thread for the past 2 1/2 years that despite voting remain, I believed...

1. Bet you can’t explain why they hate Corbyn. Obviously war mongers are far more desirable to vote for 2. Chuka Umanna - You couldn’t guarantee he’d still be in the party he was in at the beginning of the day. He is as insipid as it gets.

Waiting for them to call him more electable than Corbyn.

When Corbyn and Sanders are running things there is going to be a lot of triggered people...

Agree with that.

Of course they were loaded... we are 1 and they are 27.

It’s not a mystery as such. As I said we were far too arrogant in what we had to say prior to even sitting down at the table... it was Trump-esque at times and it handicapped the muppets from the start.

Yet from Day 1 we talked up how this would ‘be the easiest trade deal in history’ Our arrogance has contributed to our demise. I wouldn’t necessarily disagree with the notion that the EU may be acting in a way to put off future members from attempting to leave.

We’ve been in limbo since the day the UK government walked into Brussels giving it ‘Billy Big Bollocks’ because they thought that the needs of the 27 other counties were less important than the ideology of 1....

Not necessarily because we have an incredibly fragmented population because of Brexit. But Labour’s domestic policies are better than any other party. I guess people have to decide if they prefer Boris’ tub-thumping British Empire bullshit.

Corbyn is an accomplished campaigner.

I see Boris channeled his inner Ivan Drago.... ‘if she dies... she dies....’

Take a deep breath... you sound like that Chemical Ali bloke.

This is how it should’ve been from Day 1. A cross-party exercise with a reasonable and smooth exit.

If Labour were to campaign and increase the turnout (especially with under 25’s) then they have a chance of negating those Leavers that feel betrayed (but equally were unlikely to have voted Labour in the first place). I will agree that the Northern leave constituencies are a far bigger...

A harder proposition, but I think the Lib Dem’s have lost a bit of momentum with Swinson taking too long to ‘join’ the rebel alliance. Plus there is a very real prospect she will lose her seat. Commitment to a PV may bring some back because of the domestic policy offer.

And you’re wondering why Labour are holding off at the moment. Get no-deal off the table and past 31st Oct and Farage will turn on Johnson and split Tory vote.