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Think he was being sarcastic

Fairly sure armed police wouldn't turn up to raid a grow unless they either had intelligence that the occupier was armed or had previous for some sort of serious violent offence.

I wish Clive had been one of them!

definitely wouldn't improve the squad. Money would be better spent elsewhere.

not an opinion I subscribe to.

few things on social media about him returning. Often defended him in the past but it's a big no from me this time around.

I've never voted tory in my life. if I had, yeah, you could.

as long as it never gets scarce.

I don't know if I agree they're as much at fault but they certainly contributed without doubt. And when I say at fault, it may turn out that they were right even though I personally doubt it.

so my point stands, you're making a good case for a second referendum as this was one mans poor policy making. I don't agree with your point and I don't agree with a second referendum.

We won't know for sure, you're right, but in the case of a no deal we can do a lot more than guess. And it doesn't look good. I don't think there is any possible outcome that won't cause turmoil either politically or economically. Still a lot of twists and turns to come.

Not sure where you get that from. My point is that it was a democratic vote and the people who voted leave are responsible for the outcome, (good or bad). Yes there was a chain of events that lead to the referendum which played a part, but ultimately, those who voted leave are responsible for...

I have asked repeatedly on this thread for someone to spell out the potential economic benefits of leaving the EU, no one has come back with anything that make sense. I'm sure eventually we will get things back on an even keel but how long and at what cost? The vultures will be hovering next...

of course people who voted for Cameron take their share of the blame, I don't know the figure but imagine many voted for both. I can't stand Cameron but you can't blame one man entirely, and if you do you're actually making a good case for a second referendum becasue if this is all Camerons...

right. who's on about Luke and who's on about George? It's getting confusing.

you don't see the benefits of doing a deal that allows us to "keep our claws" into all those free trade and beneficial trade agreements we have through the EU that we will lose with a no deal on March 30th? These fabled trade deals we will be signing the next day aren't happening. Why do you...

I haven't long watched the second one. I thought Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey were so good in the first there's no way the second would be able to touch it so didn't bother for a long time but to be fair it was pretty good though the first was outstanding.

Yeah, I'm a tory voter!! People voted for Cameron in the GE when a referendum was one of his policies, (about the only thing in his manifesto he delivered on). They then voted leave in the referendum, Cameron set the ball rolling but the people who voted leave are responsible. If Corbyn got in...

it didn't do Woodward and Bernstein any harm!

I believe they were sniffing around him prior to one of his serious injuries.