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I’ll be doing diy.

But there were games that were protested and interrupted where we pulled points back. Didn’t see you congratulating the protesters on them occasions. How do you explain the games where there was no protest and our players switched off or never turned up? How do you explain the protests only...

We’re exploring trade with the EU except the possibility of joining or remaining the trading bloc known as the single market. The government has been clear on that. So we won’t explore a trading bloc on our doorstep who also happens to be one of our biggest trading partners but we’ll explore...

The terms changed were agreed by our elected government, that’s democracy. We always had the veto option which our democratically elected government didn’t use. That’s democracy. A lot happened in those forty years including living standards rising, expendable income rising etc. Things improved...

If I wanted to jump of beachy head I would have voted leave based on the argument presented at the time. I’ve only suggested what you did, explore every opportunity. Every opportunity includes leaving the EU but retaining membership of the single market. You seem to mean every opportunity but...

He may have exaggerated with “every game” but let’s not pretend that there wasn’t games where protests took place and you started blaming fans for costing us points salivating at the prospect of blaming fans for our impending relegation. Whistlegate being the most memorable where anyone there or...

Nick was more upset by our fans protesting than he’s ever been about anything our owners have done. He was practically salivating at the prospect of us being relegated by the points that according to him our fans cost us, he was keeping it tally at one point. Must have came as quite a...

It would be great;)

How is there no going back? Isn’t that exactly what a hard brexit is? Going back to what you had before. That’s the opposite of no going back.

In relation to your original post explore EVERY possible opportunity. In relation to your reply if you believe in democracy you believe in the right to change your mind. After all before we had the referendum to leave after we had a referendum to join. Unless of course you’re saying that we...

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You can leave the EU and remain in the trading bloc on our doorstep known as the single market you know? Or is it more sensible to join a trading bloc on the other side of the world who we do less trade with than we do with Germany alone?

I’m sure at the least Tim admires you from afar. Don’t sound so dejected that it’s not been expressed in person to you.

That’s true. You really shouldn’t have joined in with them. Although it probably surprised no one;)

Including remaining in the EU or Single Market/Customs Union?

This is a familiar point In 2014, linguist and political activist Noam Chomsky warned that the TPP is "designed to carry forward the neoliberal project to maximize profit and domination, and to set the working people in the world in competition with one another so as to lower wages to increase...

Some interesting views on it expressed through wiki Nobel Memorial Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman has said that "there isn't a compelling case for this deal, from either a global or a national point of view."[183] In February 2016, United Nations' human rights expert Alfred de...

Is this the trading bloc that Trump has withdrawn the USA from? (edit) yes it is. Why?

I’m thinking more like this

Which ever one Tim tells him to wear ;) Joke