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Yes, that is it. I also said that I would gladly admit to being wrong if things turned out great. Up until now no one has laid out concrete benefits to Brexit. Lots of hot air and emotion though. The situation is not helped by having a disunited party in charge of seeing it through and so many...

Does he have immunity? Can it be lifted? Has he done anything illegal? He didn’t own Luxemburg.

No one person is in charge of the EU. Where do you get that from? The Sun?

I have posted a link as answer to Grendel‘s question about trade deals. Await Grendel‘s revelations... As regards his question about what I think about Catalonia. I repeat I don’t have an opinion on who is right or wrong. Just hope they find a way out, but it seems populism is at work which...

That it will be swept under the carpet. You seem to be well up on future actions.

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If you say so.

Build houses? The Tories have to take some of the blame. Juncker doesn't rule the UK, a group of squabbling Tories do, and their predecessors have done so for a few years now. Where are the solutions to your question? Blame the EU? That's far too easy and doesn't solve the root problem - not...

I have to answer Grendel's questions, but he doesn't have to answer mine. Sounds fair..... or perhaps not...

52% of those who bothered to vote have decided for the rest of the population. Hardly a decisive victory.

The housing shortage has several causes. One of which is UK prosperity. If you sacrifice almost full employment to bring housing prices down, then you are simply moving the problem sideways and creating other problems. I don't live there at the moment, so I have helped in my own way in your...

Actually yes. If the EU are investigating tax dodging or dumping tax rates, then good on them. Juncker has nothing to do with the situation in Spain. Take that up with the Spanish government and check the Spanish constitution as to what is legal or not. Difficult question for everyone...

You obviously know the answer. But, I'm tired having watched a pretty crap England game.... I'll google it tomorrow if you can't be bothered to tell me. What I do know is that there is a customs union and free movement covering 500 million at least comparatively well off citizens and potential...

Dodging my question I see...

With the 9% drop in car sales in September, the building trade going into recession and the falling pound making imports more expensive, they better get a move on before the U.K. Market loses it's allure...Try Schneider Original.... I prefer that ( although Erdinger is also good ). I have...

You'd be in a good position to assess anger and spite...... I don't think the EU parliament would ratify a deal based on anger and spite. You would have to have a significant majority of angry spiteful people to vote together against their rational judgement. The UK would have to have said or...

If you seriously reduce low skilled immigration and pay much higher wages as a result, you will not have enough staff and your prices would rise, demand would drop and you would close outlets either because of lack of staff or lack of demand. Helps no one long term. A properly enforced minimum...

It is a bit ironic that Ashdown wants to emigrate to Spain whilst not liking EU policies or EU migrants. Still not so many foreigners there... oh wait....

Are you on the razzle in Greece?

£10,00 is not a crazy number though and it would get people off benefit support. If it were enforced properly it would stop companies undercutting British workers. Millions of people would have more spending power. People higher up the food chain would over a short period of time get more money...