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I didn’t say that. You made it up. As usual.

No you cannot say that. We are leaving because 17,4 million want to, not because everyone else has automatically changed their mind and now wants to leave.

I agree with the majority including business, economics experts, the BofE, the port of Dover, the hauliers, HMRC, the Treasury and many others.

Are you now claiming that Labour and the Tories stood on a one theme platform? Leave? You know damn well that the election wasn’t a referendum. You know that neither Labour not the Tories are 100% behind Brexit. Even looking at the voting figures, you can see that millions of remainers voted...

I am not playing with numbers. The nation is not behind Brexit. It wasn’t on the day leave won and it definitely isn’t now. Leave won a vote, but they didn’t have the nation behind them. It was a narrow win, not an overwhelming victory.

I answered that. You ignore the answer and ask Tony.

You are comparing a referendum with a government subject to an election every 4 years. Are you implying we should have a referendum every 4 years? Germany was good at Referendums. 98% 99%. That was really the will of the people. How did they get those results and why did they stop having...

The bananas argument comes from the leave side. Apparently that is an example of Brussels imposing it’s will on the U.K..

Claiming that the nation wants Brexit is simply not true.

You need a strong economy to pay for the infrastructure which allows your food and drink to be brought to you and a NHS to look after you when get old or ill. Now that our debt is increasing and we are having to do something about the NHS whilst simultaneously paying the EU divorce bill, taking...

Yes. You can but if you want a sensible answer, you should ask sensible questions. No. She hasn’t gone yet. Either she resigns, or she loses a vote of confidence, neither of which are on the cards at this moment in time. Polls don’t decide what happens, votes do. Otherwise Brexit would have...

How much of Germany voted for the coalition parties is the proper question? Is there an opposition representing those that did not vote for the coalition? Merkel is not governing alone. It is rare that Germany is governed by one party. The opposition has seats on various committeess and...

A bit of wealth does help though. You missed this on the Reiters site: MPs ask Hammond and Carney for Brexit impact studies I would like to know who the losers will be. I suspect I know the winners.

Where we are now. Blaming Juncker for all ills on the planet.

Maths is not your strong point. The adult population of The UK is more than the 17,4 million who made a conscious choice. The rest were outvoted or too lazy to vote. It doesn’t alter the fact that the nation is not behind Brexit.

What part of sovereignty have you gained? Is the risk of an economic loss - confirmed by leading leavers - a price you want to pay? If leavers think that an economic hit is worth it for, say, deregulation of the curvature of bananas, that would be fine by me... if they were the only people to...

Well yes it does. Not all leavers are ill informed racists. Some obviously are. Not all remainers were well informed. But, as he says, we would be economically better off remaining. The sovereignty we have regained is not that much as we controlled all major decisions anyway. We went to war. We...

Really? What about worse than UK ones? „Parents are routinely separated from their children through immigration detention in the UK. The Home Office doesn’t release stats about the numbers of parents detained. BID’s Separated Families project provides legal advice to about 170 parents per year...

I got 10. Juncker helped me though.

The answer to every question is Juncker. And is, as usual wrong. Do you know anything about the EU or our failure to be able to negotiate? No? Is that why you parrot „Juncker“ to every question or topic?