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Germany...Yes, like taking in hundreds of thousands of refugees from a war zone.... EU..the Brits send billions of pounds to the EU, a lot of which is used to improve the infrastructure in Eastern Europe, which in turn helps trade and in turn people's incomes rise, which in turn gives them more...

There are other Nazis that think a woman's place is in the kitchen. She is not married, but her partner is intelligent enough, so I think he can put a precooked meal in the microwave if necessary. He is a scientist and prepared a climate-change model display to show to Mrs Trump in Hamburg. But...

Führer eigentlich... oder Führerin... I think you doing a John Cleese type goose step in front of the TV would be quite amusing... Just be careful a little white van doesn't pull up and take you away....

I would have thought that you would have picked up the correct spelling of Merkel if you read the Times. Merkle is more Mail or Express, they are not too concerned about accuracy.

The majority voted for the common market and the elected representatives ratified the treaties. No sweat, if you land in a Gulag I will send you the Mail ( or Express if you prefer ).

Been reading the Mail again? Or was it the Express? It's Merkel nicht Merkle BTW and she respects our decision ( or rather that of the 37% of eligible voters who voted for Brexit ). I think it is more likely that we will be enslaved by our own bad economic decisions that are resolute ly backed...

Depends on the situation. If, say, the EU wanted to force a conscript army on the U.K., then you could say let's have a referendum. One particular subject- yes or no. A simple question. This time there was no such crisis- or rather Cameron and the Tories had a crisis and the question was far too...

Er no... we had 40 years of prosperity and peace after the first one.... this time it was an around 50:50 ( 52:48 to be exact ) vote on an advisory referendum and it looks anything but a route to prosperity... we cannot survive 40 years til the next one ( I won't survive anyway )...

Apparently. Remain won the first one in the 70s. Farage and co wanted the second one.

We were talking about a second referendum necessitated by a first referendum. Not the best way of doing things, but the way chosen in this case.

All the leavers have to do at the end of negotiations is list all the improvements that the negotiations have brought us. We will all vote for Brexit. Simples.

No they weren't right. The terrorist strikes are not being made by the people Merkel allowed in. ISIs is being bombed to shit in Syria and Irak. They have been forced to change tactics. Nothing to do with Merkel who is not bombing anyone.

Well, although I don't agree with most of what you say, if I were the EU, I would stall and wait for the UK to implode. The UK is operating on at most a half hearted mandate - approximately 50% were against Brexit on the day and more are getting dissatisfied as time goes on. No one really knows...

Exactly what the EU is saying. The question is who's idea is this? The EU isn't the one coming to us. It is our idea and our request to leave that started the process. The impetus is with us.

The EU representatives have asked the U.K. to put their proposals on the table. They have been given "constructive ambiguity" by Davis. The EU haven't made a decision to leave the U.K. or to eject the UK. The idea of Brexit comes from the UK. Good. Now go ahead and tell the EU what Brexit is...

There was no comprehensive democratic will shown. The country was split almost 50:50. On the day slightly more in percentage terms voted leave, today it would be the other way round according to polls. As a leaver you are hardly in a position to go on about manipulating voters. The leave...

The pardoning of a sheriff who behaved like a concentration camp boss sends a clear message... as he did when he encouraged police brutality at a recent speech to the police.... as he did when he called Mexicans rapists... and classed anti Nazi protestors as equal to Nazis...He is appealing to...

I have a better idea. Why don't we have a parliamentary democracy... then the people's representatives could debate such things and call in experts to assess the risks against benefits... and then make a decision based on facts .. instead of, say, the opinions of postal workers in Chatham (...

Or Nigel Farage who said a 52:48 result would mean work to be done..... presumably to get another referendum...

There won't be a UK in 40 years time. Brexit has opened wounds and split the country. We need to settle the Brexit problem in the foreseeable future.