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Lost the debate. Doing a Grendull is always going to be confirmation of that. I really don’t understand what happened to you Astute. I used to think you were OK, someone you could debate with but now you’re swimming in the same pool as Grendull. Never thought I’d see that.

Junker is a c**t. That doesn’t make everyone else innocent. Especially ranks within our own government who seem hell bent on doing wrong by our own country in the name of brexit.

You can’t even read an article to find out what it’s about before flying of the handle in completely the wrong direction. You’re in no position to be lecturing people on thinking when you can’t even think to read something before commenting on it. We aren’t doing as Junker says. We can’t even...

If it’s clear what we want why is the government locking itself in Chequers tomorrow to try and thrash out exactly what it is that we want? We don’t know, that’s the whole point.

Brexit at any cost. That’s the spirit.

For it to be bribery Junker would have to be responsible for two things. 1) The certification system for aero components. He isn’t 2) responsible for our decision to leave the EU. Which he isn’t. This is to do with international standards and certification. In a no deal situation we’ll just have...

Are you talking about the comments he made back in April? Bit behind the times aren’t you. But seeing as you brought it up how do you think defaulting on the divorce bill will stand us with the rest of the world? Do people normally line up to do deals with people who default on payments? How do...

Try reading the article instead of assuming what it said. It was nothing to do with flying rights it was to do with components made in the U.K. for the aero industry. Currently they’re certified for use under the EU’s EASA license. If we leave with no deal British made components will no longer...

They probably will make it work. By way of a compromise. Not convinced that the majority of the leave voters will like the compromise though.

No-deal Brexit 'could ground aircraft'

Spend less money on alcohol and more money on the other things in life you enjoy. All the nights out blur into one but other things I enjoyed in my late teens and twenties such as traveling for instance I could have done a lot more if I hadn’t pissed so much money up the wall. Every country I’ve...

Can I ask why your company needs an offshore account? Reason I ask is that the company I work for handle a fair amount of trading overseas and we just bank with the one U.K. bank but have separate gbp, is dollar and euro accounts. If it’s large amounts of money we normally move the money through...

Well there is three things that are concrete benefits of leave. Improved Fisheries Policy if what’s being touted happens, we can sell twice as many pigs ears to China because we may not have to tag them in one ear and cheaper oranges. I’m not going to include things that we could do anyway such...

That’s the beauty of mushrooms. There’s such a variety and the flavours can vary so much.

BAE wins huge Australian warship contract Is this the BAE story? Sounds like it will help BAE’s share price, not sure what benefits the man in the U.K. street will get from it though. Wasn’t it our fault that beef export was stopped to places like China from the EU in the first place? Wasn’t it...

They look good. My own personal substitute for a sausage though is the simple mushroom. Fry some onion in olive oil, add some sliced mushrooms, don’t stir them at the start though and don’t stir them regularly as that releases water from them and makes them slimey, when they’re cooked move them...

I’ve been veggie for about a month now and getting on with it no problem. As others have said I’m not too keen on imitation meat products like sausages. The quorn chicken isn’t too bad especially in a curry and we’ve been having quorn mince for a while now in things like spag bol and chilly so...

The linked article also has a bit more detail than the article I linked earlier and says that the government has pledged to end the practice of discarding. UK to 'take charge' of its fishing waters under post-Brexit plan I’m pleased by that, that’s what I was hoping for. It’s far more sensible...

This would be a good starting point for a Fisheries Policy post brexit, especially when it comes to discarding. Which there is a whole section on. https://www.regjeringen.no/globalassets/upload/fkd/brosjyrer-og-veiledninger/fact_sheet_discard.pdf There is a warning though for the fish...

Brexit fishing industry plans outlined That’s as clear as mud then. The common fisheries policy is as I’ve said numerous times on this thread mental, completely mental and damaging to the environment especially fishing stocks. We had a real opportunity here to do something forward thinking yet...