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no they didn't. Plenty did, but there are plenty who said the complete opposite. You can't find many making the case for a no deal Brexit.

to be fair, there was nothing in Blairs manifesto to suggest that he was a war monger who was going to set the middle east alight.

and that's without mentioning what he did on the world stage.

It was clear to everyone, only thing is there's about 5 definitions of what that clarity meant.

That's why it's unworkable. The whole thing should have been made clearer from the start.

This may sound a bit controversial and it's unworkable now, but shouldn't a vote on the terms be open to leave voters only? This is why this should have been done at the initial referendum.

Isn't he calling for a vote on the proposed withdrawal agreement rather than another referendum? That's the way I read it anyway. Too late now for me, this should have been a n option in the initial referendum.

Why hasn't he accepted it? Debating whether it's a bad decision or not isn't the same as not accepting it. By that logic if we get beat 5-0 tomorrow none of us should be posting our opinion on team selection of tactics.

Think is it doesn't need to be 10 years. If things go badly any of the political parties can put it in their manifesto and if the idea is popular that will be reflected in their GE performance though I'd imagine getting back in would have as many variables as getting out.

Who hasn't accepted the result? More generalisations from yourself. You like to stick labels on everyone due to your inability to think about something as large scale and nuanced as this issue. Put everyone in a neat little box and repeat ill informed empty rhetoric ad nauseam

If Mays deal goes through we will become the EU vassal state that brexiteers claim we already are. The only upside is it will prove that they've been talking shite for years.

Apparently that's the demographic of the researchers the government has camped out in Geneva at the WTO

Look at how our politicians have performed on this issue. Look at Liam Fox's absurd comments on the EU-japan free trade deal he made either today or yesterday. I wonder if some of them have got minds to focus!

Poor lad. Terrible luck. The cub definitely need to look into it further though in case there is some underlying reason behind it.

Half way through this. Very good. Any one recommend anything similar? It's totally different to the other podcasts I've listened to.

I've seen some well presented arguments for the case for a second referendum but none that have convinced me it is the right thing to do so I still don't support the idea. I haven't seen one fact based salient argument for Brexit. Just pie in the sky nonsense with no basis in fact or reality.

What would you do if you were negotiating with a party that was tearing themselves apart. That was instigating votes of no confidence in the person leading the process? This fuck up is all on the Tories mate.

Following this process as closely as possible. You?

You do realise lots of programming work went in to making sure those problems didn't happen, (yes planes falling out of the sky was an exaggeration).