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Give the positives. We missed them. Apart from blue passports.

Everyone apart from ERG wants a deal. The possibility of no deal is a bargaining posture from May, but policy for Rees Mogg and co.. Nothing to do with „us guys“. We have always said that the hardline will not be accepted by the EU. Not the same as saying there will be no deal.

Percentage is more relevant.

Clear sign that we are willing to move... except for the Brexit fanatics and DUP religious fanatics: Theresa May to accept checks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland after Brexit in major concession to avoid no-deal

He should look hard enough? You are the one telling us it’s going to be great in the end. Why don’t you tell Tony the positives as he cannot find them? Would make life easier for Tony and give your views a bit of credence.

In percentage of total EU trade?

Apropos values, do you think that the Tories who voted against sanctioning an „illiberal“ democrat and corrupt anti semite who uses the exact rhetoric as Hitler when describing Jews, were following present day Conservative values? Surprised you haven’t touched on the subject of anti semitism in...

Says someone who talks crap and gets a like from Grendel.

What is an EU mantra? Why have you no arguments, apart from that you see things positively, to show that leaving is beneficial? You have been given links to fact based arguments. You have provided none in return.

The premise of being an MEP is to represent the interests of your voters in the European Parliament, not to undermine it from within. He should have stood for the UK parliament if there was the desire of his constituents to leave the EU. There was no interest from the majority in leaving. It was...

Peanuts in comparison to the GDP of France or Germany ( and the UK ). That is hardly relevant in the actual coats of Brexit for all concerned. More relevant is the extra bureaucracy caused by Brexit and disruption of supply chains for industry. Yes, we all lose, but the UK percentage wise stands...

He worked against his establishment and said he is going to try and help other countries to leave the organisation. And he wants a pension for that? Scum.

One thing despising it, another trying to bring it down, insulting the members and using EU funds for working against the EU. Then taking a pension. Scum.

Work? He had one of the worst attendance records, has money deducted from his wages to pay back EU money falsely taken and only attended one meeting of the Fisheries Commission where he was supposedly representing our fishing industry. Scum.

I agree. He will do a deal. Go quietly and the next president pardons him for the federal crimes. He pays a few million in back tax and fines for the state crimes.

But, our Conservative MEPs wouldn’t vote to sanction an „illiberal democrat“ who suppresses opposition, is anti Semitic and trousers EU money. They need his help with Brexit negotiations.

The DUP are already uo in arms about Barnier's suggestion. Long way away from the UK accepting it. Seeing as you sweep everything under the carpet, you have nothing to say on that subject.

What are you on about? What sole intent? We just point out things which are going wrong, or are false. You don't like that. No one here is claiming to be an expert, but some things are obvious or can be proved by links. You will of course say that any links to people who know more than you or...

How do you reverse us leaving after it has happened? That's it. We will be out for the foreseeable future with little chance of getting back in. People like Farage ruined the UK's image in Europe.

Our relationship with the EU didn't break down though. UKIP's growth forced Cameron to try and renegotiate our immigration policy. Farage presented the UK and Eu as a broken relationship. It wasn't. So in other words you're not leaving a broken relationship.