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The cynic in me says that the Telegraph were well aware that Merkel isn't a negotiator and that the negotiations had not even started..... just winding the Sir Ernie's of the world up. A bit more hate against the 'opponents'.

The negotiations have yet to start, so how can you say Merkel has got in the way? Brexit is in the way of my rights, not Merkel. I don't like Brexit as it brings years of uncertainty with it and there is no guarantee that Britain will be better off than before. The people delaying the...

May is for "no deal is better than a bad deal". Labour is for soft Brexit. Both say we will leave. But as usual, there are people who view Brexit differently. The soft Brexiteers have the upper hand now. Let's see what happens on free movement. I think movement will continue, but not as...

Do you know what they want in the Queen's speech? Or are they just helping May for the sake of it?

Yes and quite rightly so. May hadn't triggered article 50 at the time. The uncertainty for people like me comes from Brexit not Merkel. Merkel is not a negotiator for the EU. May wanted a deal before the start of negotiations. The negotiations are necessary because of Brexit not Merkel. The...

What has Merkel got to do with it? She is not a negotiator.

I can have dual nationality in Germany. Very helpful if things go pear shaped. My daughter has dual nationality.

I am not excusing terrorism. I said I hoped we have all moved on and that the cessation of terrorism is a model for the world. It is a historical fact that Ireland was badly done by in history and that people see that as justification for a continued struggle. I think that we have come a long...

Except the Asian population don't control the industry and have all the power. The N.I. Protestants were targeting the natives and although the worst crimes were committed long ago on our behalf, the settlers did use their position of power to their advantage. A totally different situation to...

Norway is oil rich and has a low population. A poor comparison before we even get into the details.

Depends on the terror or crime situation whether we need more police or not. We need more nurses because of the aging population and we need more teachers to educate our population- never can be enough teachers.

No, but the reasoning for both sides carrying out atrocities was the same. Which is why we should not be dependent on either side.

It also goes without saying. Another Brexit means Brexit, Enough is Enough meaningless May phrase.

He said at no detriment- was there a box to tick for that at the referendum? Another version of leave. No one really knew what they were voting for. You guys keep confirming it.

Except. The fear of losing jobs to foreign workers is a bit exaggerated and applies only to certain areas- not to all branches. The NHS still needs workers and farms still need workers - there is still demand although there are foreigners. The market is not flooded. How many benefit people...

Germany's cars are known for quality and have a world wide reputation- despite the VW scandal. They have agreed compensation and life goes on. They, Germany, have plans for other countries where there is still room for growth - e.g. Poland. As you say they are the biggest car export country in...

Switzerland and Norway don't have the old nostalgia of an ex world power. Both were colonies at some time and both have a sensible attitude when it comes to negotiations with the EU. We have people who still think that we are an important player on the world stage. We would still be as a part...

Explain why KoK thinks that he voted for hard Brexit when the word hadn't been used before the reality started setting in. He is just one person. Millions thought they were getting soft Brexit. How come? Your agenda is that Brexit means wealth and prosperity for the UK. Bollocks. We haven't even...

Are we substituting the EU with Mali? What electronic goods have Mali to offer? Germany wants to build up Poland as a car market as one of several alternatives to the UK market. Seems they are more sensible. Still good luck with Mali.

Well there are two ways of looking at that. The other group, but not in your perceived question, would say they were fighting for the right of the majority of people living on an island to be part of a united country ruling their island. The democratic view of the majority of it's, the island of...