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We don't know what we're paying for so it's pointless debating until it becomes clearer. I think walking away without a deal will be disastrous for this country so I would do what I could to avoid it. Hopefully they will except this offer and things can start moving forward.

that last sentence pretty much sums up the problems with British politics and is endemic across the political spectrum.

No one can say if it's unrealistic or not because none of us no the detail or what future pay outs we will get. It could be a great deal, it could be awful. None of us know. Personally, even if it does prove to be on the high side, I think it will be money well spent if it stops us walking away...

so if you could categorically prove where the remain campaign was flawed, what difference would it make now? And you certainly can't make a case for it being more relevant than the course the Brexit negotiations are taking but you say very little about the almost daily fuck ups are politicians...

but remain is irrelevant. We voted leave so have to make the best of it. I don't see the point in going on about remain voters, (of which you say you are one), because that isn't the course we have chosen. You say you look at both sides but when was the last time you posted highlighting a fuck...

but to me all that is irrelevant. We voted leave so we need to leave in a way that gives us the best prospects going forward. At the moment I am very sceptical due to the politicians we have leading us out who I think, and there is daily evidence to back this up, are next to useless. I can't...

you've just done exactly what I said you do with regard to deflecting from the tories. David Davis categorically said that two important agencies would not leave the UK. One has announced it's going and the other makes it's decision this week but it seems they will be following yet not a word...

You obviously think so, that's why you bang the drum for Brexit on a daily basis.

I didn't say you praise the tories. I said you're reluctant to criticise them and try and deflect when other people do. I gave you an example.

would agree with most of that.

but she's not part of our Brexit team, so again, the damage she can do is minimal. Surely it must be dawning on the most hard nosed Brexiteer that the people who are supposed to steer us through the leaving process are absolutely clueless?

I read that the 900 jobs going with the EMA move could actually be as many as 4000 with associated jobs. David Davis said in the FT that the EMA and the EBA definitely wouldn't leave London! They really are a bunch of fucking clueless clowns, but they'll get a pass because Diana Abbot said...

Labours borrowing explained; How on earth will Labour raise £500bn to make Britain more socialist? I'm sure there's an article to contradict the thinking in the article and I'll be happy to read it if you link one. The big gamble is the National investment bank. People say it won't work but...

to be honest mate, even if he has got the money, he's still going about it all wrong. After the initial story about Hoffman and co came out on Facebook there seemed to be a concerted effort to keep things on the down low which was the right thing to do. This joker comes along and he's on social...

What false information? You have a reluctance to criticise a very poor tory government which is very strange even if you aren't happy with the shadow cabinet and current policies of the Labour party.

now the CET is reporting on his Facebook rant. What a farce.

but you claim to be a labour supporter but spend all your time slagging them and try to deflect onto Labour when anyone criticises the tories! Surely when it was highlighted that on one particular occasion Philip Hammond got his figures wrong by 20 billion someone impartial who just wanted the...

quoted twice by mistake then deleted one quote, must have took those words out as well. The biggest jump in unemployment I've experienced in my life time was under Thatcher. This graph show % unemployment, sure the 2 peaks from mid 70s onward are during tory governments. Not the clearest...

I don't agree. National debt as a % of GDP up from 60 to over 80% under the tories and every target they set relating to deficit missed.