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My god you’re an ignaramous. What’s population growth got to do with emigration? Especially in a Catholic country where birth control was outlawed, abortion was outlawed until very recently, families are traditionally large and orphanages were bursting at the seams. You fail miserably to...

Don’t know why you’re telling me, I’m well aware of Irish history, he wasn’t just the president by the way he was also the Taoiseach 3 times prior to becoming president. To give you some prospective on that it’s the position currently held by Leo Varadkar.

How would you know if I was chatting shit? You’re wrong. Why are you trying to make this about me? It’s for you to tell me why I’m wrong not the other way around. By the way, the bit about Romanians leaving their children with relatives why they work in other EU countries was in an article you...

People left Ireland permanently, never to go back. People are leaving Romania but the majority intend to return as they’re leaving their children with relatives in the interim and many are here purely for seasonal work. The same couldn’t be said of Ireland under De Valera when overloaded ships...

Done pretty well for a one season wonder in league one. Always rated him myself and if he wasn’t as injury prone as he is I think his career would be far more advanced than it already is.

It’s not my story, my family is from the North. It is history though and modern history so you can easily find out for yourself. If you can be arsed you will obviously see the comparison. I’ve given you a pointer go and educate yourself, lord knows it’s sorely needed.

He’s talking about last century especially under the rule and politics of Eamonn De Valera. Which was most of last century.

You wouldn’t understand anything I said or linked anyway so what would be the point?

I’m sure no one is surprised by that admission.

Did you read the article? It tells you the answers in it. Biggest problem is that they don’t answer questions under oath.

I pointed out that Salmayrs appointment was no different to the way that we appoint our leading civil servant. How was that chatting shit exactly given that that has just been proven to be exactly the case? I was bang on. It was you who chatted endless pages of shit on the subject and constantly...

The fines are for data protection breaches not lying to a parliamentary select committee. There is course for punishment for doing the latter but as this article explains it’s a grey area and pretty much untested. Lying to a select committee: the law | Owen Bowcott

The old UKIP Tony line again. Still haven’t questioned the decision from May then even though it’s at least on par with the appointment of Salmayr which you’ve bored us to tears with for weeks. Funny, I thought you were impartial and give it out to everyone in equal amounts. Actually I didn’t...

Arron Banks campaign and insurance companies now facing fines for breaking data protection laws. Leave.EU and Banks firm face £135,000 fines Which proves he lied to the select committee, surely?

If that was true we’d have you bleating on for pages and pages about the recent appointment of the U.K.’s top civil servant like you did about Salmayrs appointment at the EU. In fact if anything we’d have more pages because if anything the appointment was done in an even more controversial way...

It’s the old Facebook law of if it has a photo with it it must be true. I had a mate share a post about Turkey joining (don’t recall if it was the one in the article or not) in the run up to the referendum and it was complete horse shit (probably was the one in the article then;)). I pointed out...

Some snippets of what Arron Banks said on the Andrew Marr show in this BBC article Banks challenged over Leave.EU funds

Reading up on Arron Banks and there’s so many dodgy stories about him from Russian diamonds to attempting to financially facilitate regime change of an African country. You can’t help but feel that if he gets found guilty of one thing a whole stack of cards is going to come tumbling down. Of...

Depends if there’s a deal or not and how quickly sisu are in a position to lodge a case. No deal means European Courts would lose all jurisdictions in the U.K. on the 29th of March 2019. If there’s a deal European courts will continue to have jurisdiction in the U.K. until the end of the...

He’s supposed to be on question time next week as well.