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Good that you are aware of that. Many think that all terrorists are migrants and Farage described that as Merkel’s legacy.

Of course a solution will be found. This whole conversation is about what it will be. I’m for moving the border to the sea as that would be easiest to control and keep the GFA in effect. The DUP will jump up and down, but they will have to respect the GFA and the vote for border controls...

I never disputed the free travel area. I am interested how that will work if we have a hard Brexit. We’ve had it since the 20s, and it continued whilst we were both in the EU. Now we have a new situation. Why would the 27 allow this in the case of hard Brexit? Don’t quote Norway as they have...

No. His fervent dodgy politics is similar to some on here. I am more neutral. What’s your excuse?

No, but you claim that a referendum in the UK is democracy. Are you for an all Ireland referendum to clear the point?

The border will be clearer, but not clear cut? Explain.

We haven’t got a free trade deal. We won’t get as a good a deal as we have st the moment. That is a fact. Plus the UK won’t allow free movement of EU citizens. What if, say, Poles and Estonians walk across the border? How will you control that? And the millions of Muslim refugees forced on to...

Plus, on the question of the EU some protestants must have voted remain as it was a clear majority.

The people who want to control our borders and leave the CU and SM. A hard border with the EU is the consequence. But you knew what you were voting for.

Scotland has no EU border. If we gave them half way, then we would have to agree to a border. Which we would never do. Although we voted for control of borders. Yes the whole thing is a joke.

1. no. England was in the EU and Scotland was intending to stay in. So there would have been no hard border. 2. No. why would we? NI is a province and borders on an EU country on the same island. It has it’s own assembly and has a certain degree of autonomy. Coventry is an English city...

Which is what the Brexiteers argue. Seeing as it is our fault in that we voted for borders, we should accept it.

Apropos offence. I find this quote from KoK particularly offensive: „Why not let the Northern Irish British people decide and their mps? They are a very proud to be British and that’s why they want the same as the rest of the UK.“ This seems to me to imply that all NI people are proud to be...

Depending on the context. Post it and we can see....

I saw through Farage years ago. Didn’t KoK vote for Farage‘s party? My mad brother actually stood as candidate for UKIP. He left on bad terms after discovering how they were milking the EU - fiddling - when he worked as a researcher for a UKIP MEP in Brussels. He never got paid and the MEP...

Yes. Did that remind you of your schooldays when the teachers lost you? I was trying to see what you meant. France = „big EU country“ determining fate of Catalonia = „small EU region“? Can you explain what you actually meant - assuming I haven’t got it right? What were you on about proud...

In the explanation of what Tony was referring to: „David Hughes, head of the European Commission's office in Wales, said: "There is no formal investigation into state aid subsidies into any UK sporting club.“ I think commission‘s office in Wales is what Tony meant. Is that all you and Grendel...

How on earth do you compare France and Catalonia? That analogy would be like Great Britain voting leave, NI voting remain, and Britain expecting NI to leave with Britain.

Yes. A NI referendum- including the proud catholic republicans.

I have been called a wanker, buffoon, fucking prick, utterly bonkers etc etc for daring to point out that the whole thing is not going as smoothly as promised. I find that insulting, but it is not cowardly for me or others to stand up to these keyboard warriors and continue to call them to...