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what insult? It's true, for certain sections of the leave vote it was nearly all about immigration, (ESB1 said it was about immigration for the majority, I'm not sure I agree). So how do you think those people will feel if we end up with increased immigration from the sub continent?

you're ignoring the facts mate. We're talking about the G7 countries, none of them are starting from a low base, (maybe Japan). And by the way, a senior Indian diplomat has today said that the price for a free trade deal with Indian will be easy access to visas for Indian citizens and even then...

but it has transpired this week we have the lowest growth of any G7 country. The lowest predicted growth of any modern budget. That wages won't get back to pre crash levels for 2 decades and that the deficit won't be cleared until at least 2030. To add to this we are having to use valuable money...

but you and others still haven't said a word about the frankly abysmal economic predictions that have come out this week, I find it hard to comprehend. None of this would be happening if we had voted remain so as flawed as the EU is wouldn't we have been better staying in, at least until we had...

you can find those type of contradictions pretty much anywhere you look with the exception of the Libs. They are pretty much pro EU throughout their party and throughout the whole process.

more bad news: Subscribe to read can't believe some people still have an unwavering faith in this whole brexit process.

you don't constantly have a go at the both of them. Just reading through the Corbyn thread. A couple of both as bad as each other comments and and I don't trust May she's a remainer but lots of specific attacks on Labour politicians. The only Labour politician you said anything positive about...

Just to take a step back Otis, am I right to say your mum hasn't actually being diagnosed with anything yet? If so she may just be getting forgetful, it does happen to people without anything more sinister behind it. Hopefully that's the case.

I don't read every post, but enough to know you claim to be a Labour man but spend all your time attacking them and deflecting from the tories. You not going to answer my question then? I'll have a go at guessing what you were on about, it doesn't matter if vital public services in the UK...

we may have to try it but it doesn't fill me with confidence!

if anyone ever asks me for an example of clutching at straws I'm going to show them your post ;)

she's made such a mess of Germany that of the G7 countries their predicted growth is the highest, guess who's the lowest is?

I think Robins we'll at least be toying with the idea.

for fucks sake, you couldn't write this shit. Imperative we get Nazon for the rest of the season now. Different type of player but someone who can produce a trick and beat a man. January just took on a new importance.

we'll see, for a 'Labour man' you unwavering faith in the tory government is peculiar to say the least. And what more dangerous places in the EU than the UK has got to do with it is anyones guess.

because there is no will in this country to properly fund public services. It's OK saying we're going to control our borders but you have to actually put in place resources to do so. Remember, we have a PM who, when Home secretary told police chiefs they were being drama queens when they said...

no way this government is going to fund proper border control. Especially as they may have an additional border to control between the North and South of Ireland. Would love to know how much that could potentially cost.

so only one of those reasons is to do with the economy which is my main concern, ("Trade deals with the rest of the world that suit us. Opens ourselves up to the rest of the world.") And to be honest that is just rhetoric. I don't currently see any evidence of these much fabled trade deals...

So what fire is it going to fuel? Are you suggesting it contains bad news? Are you happy they ignored a democratic vote? What would happen if they ignored the Brexit vote, (it was only an advisory referendum). To be fair to you, you have consistently said it was a cultural vote but a lot of...