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Article 32 disappears.... Now what? British citizens rights missed out of the „deal“. Confusion as Article 32 regulating free movement for British citizens vanishes from new Brexit agreement

It is a small as a % of gdp. I have no idea as to how 30bn takes 45 years. Maybe it’s like a mortgage where you pay a large portion of interest in your first payments? Don’t know. What are the known benefits, apart from the blue passports? We have admitted we cannot control some of our borders...

„Common Sense“ is a very vague term. Things that have been discussed, amended, voted on and ratified are usually more reasoned than what people like to call „common sense“. Yes, the EU is not perfect, nor is the U.K., but there are many advantages to remaining in the EU and not many for leaving...

„Their way“? We are a part of „they“ and we wanted such things as the single market. It is not them and us at the moment. We were part of the rule making and we have to abide the rules of the single market.

How much of our fish is exported to the EU?

What did we ask for? End of free movement? As regards benefit tourism, there is a lot of support for ending that. Stricter rules for staying longer than 3 months. These are up for debate.

That is not true. Juncker has put suggestions on improving democracy and so have others. Basically the EU is controlled to a large extent by the Europeans Council of EU member government Ministers, but people have suggested giving more power to MEPs who are directly elected to the parliament as...

No. Needs a lot of reform.

No. Something may be wrong with the people passing off their nationalistic narrative. On the one hand we are protected by environmental and labour laws from the EU. On the other hand the rich and powerful newspaper owners and hedge fund owners don’t like this ‚red tape‘ and would rather their...

No, if you have got money and/ or a stable job. It is if you are poor or just about managing. Leavers will be held to account if this goes pear shaped.

It was West Country that turned the subject to migrants and UKIP. We were talking about Corbyn until then.

Yes. Do that. But the inflation rate actually rose in January. United Kingdom Inflation Rate | 1989-2018 | Data | Chart | Calendar

„The CEBR said that a trade deal with Brussels looked more likely after Theresa May agreed a transitional deal with the EU earlier this month, and that Britons should look forward to lower inflation and higher wages over the next few months. The UK – currently the world's sixth-largest economy –...

You are in denial. Brexit is becoming a disaster. Apart from blue passports, can you list the tangible benefits so far? Or in sight?

Slowing of growth in relation to other EU states. Government in total disarray. No feasible solution to the Irish border question. Not able to deal with customs checks at major ports. Customs software not ready. Difficulties in finding staff in the care industry, agriculture and service sector...

Great. We are well and truly fxxked because of Brexit. Any better ideas? And who is living in welfare paradise?

Had trouble once from English thugs. Had a go at my Irish musicians for singing Irish songs. When asked „ok, what do you want?“ they said „sweet chariot“. That’s where we are.

English don’t do knees up anymore :-( it’s sad, but true... Have to rely on others to have a party...

Actually with you on this.

You’re out of it.