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You’re still not telling me. You want there to be, fight your corner. And then further confirmation that you can’t with another moronic comment. No ones buying your attempted distraction. Sell us brexit on tangible pros not empty rhetoric and childish distraction.

Another no deal warning from Toyota Toyota: No-deal Brexit would hit investment

I didn’t need further confirmation that you have no valid positive leave news. I got it the first time. I thought I’d been quite clear on that.

You have no valid positive leave news then as suspected. Thank you for the confirmation.

Why will it be better long term? It isn’t going to happen just because you keep repeating it. Where’s your logical answer for that. Do we have to go through the crooked institution crap again? As pointed out to you last week with numerous links our domestic institutions are equally as crooked...

I don’t think he is. I really think he doesn’t understand brexit.

No. You’re supposed to say about pro Brexit stuff. You’ve the one who thinks it’s a good idea, why don’t you at least try to educate those of us who don’t?

They could always do what the EU migrants do. Move to where the work is. You would have thought that the government would offer help to do this, especially post brexit. Can’t say I’ve heard them suggest that ever.

May was on the news again this morning asking the EU to tell us what Brexit should look like. And there was me thinking that we had voted leave to take back control.

You didn’t read it then. Thanks for the confirmation. I look for news stories on brexit. The fact that they all seem to be negative is hardly my fault. For reference it was me who originally posted the stories about cheaper citrus fruit as a result of brexit and possibly selling more pigs ears...

Yes of course it is. It’s the EU who voted for us to leave as well. The EU aren’t going to dismantle the principles of the single market just for us and never were. If people voted leave on the basis of expecting them to do so like you seem to then they really did waste their vote.

I just told you. Try reading again. Or just try reading. If you prefer you could read one of the articles I linked for you, it explains it all in detail in one of them. I knew you wouldn’t bother reading them and just come back with some moronic response that completely missed the point. The...

No. We shouldn’t bite our noses of to spite our face with a no deal brexit.

Here’s some other stories that have probably passed you by Astute. EU car manufacturers already in talks about rejecting British-made parts because of Brexit, industry leader reveals Brexit triggers a great car parts race for UK auto industry | Financial Times A Mini part's incredible journey...

In other words you don’t know. Here’s a couple of big ones of the top of my head. The workers at the Airbus wing factory in Wales, the workers at the Mini crankshaft factory in Warwickshire. All part of a JIT manufacturing process. The Mini crankshaft is a good example of the single market...

I’ve just received this morning at work an arrival notification for a shipment we have arriving from outside the EU. The ship arrives on 05/10/2018 and the container on it is scheduled to be unpacked on the 09/10/2018 assuming it doesn’t get pulled by customs. It takes 12-18hours give or take to...

1066, Hitler, the Corn Laws… Why are Brexiteers the basic bitches of history?

Boris used 1066 in his Peston interview. They’re all at it.

What about the stuff we send to the EU for JIT? Are those jobs going to be lost? If as you say it will create jobs from goods coming in the opposite effect is it loses jobs from goods going out.

It adds time to production if it’s stuck at port. Presumably some EU entrepreneurs will also seize the moment and start manufacturing some of the stuff we export to the EU for JIT manufacturing. The door swings both ways.