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Well that's my position. Remember what got us here. EU needs sorting out every now and then and needs "Eurosceptic" members internally to apply a break. You don't sort the EU out by having a hissy fit and taking your ball home. We have now become a very small country with an internally looking...

Oh, Rees Mogg.

But to be fair he was relatively ambiguous whether this country should be part of it. ( bit like Corbyn )

No, but the Union has got stronger over time and (unlike other countries) the population hasn't been given much of a chance of a say, beyond being able to vote for Non EU parties with no chance of power. This has always been a very Eurosceptic country and politicians from both parties have...

And my mother says the same so it's good enough for me. Sent from my BLA-L09 using Tapatalk

Noel Edmonds

No, they just can't decide what Brexit means.

er Yes I know :) He should have had a referendum back then and put it to bed.

No-one has a clue what they are doing. There is possibly a bit of let's destroy the party for the "greater good". We know when the Tories go bang, they REALLY go bang. That group of MPs have never got over Major have they ?

Are you nuts ? They've changed the constitution and his personal opinion is worth nothing. The members want another referendum and the best you will get is a very very soft Brexit.

Would you support them in a second referendum ?

Sounds like a general election to me. Utterly toxic referendum: 1) Put in the Tory Manifesto 2) Party voted in by "us", well actually a small minority of the people. What else was gonna happen when the Tories put up "nice" Dave and Labour lurched to the left after ****ing up Iraq. 3) Passed by...

Oh it was very fair, just utterly utterly toxic.

I'll disagree with that point. Other countries have had a second one on a number of issues, changed their mind and it gets forgotten quite quickly. Quite what it will do internally is another matter. As a remainer there is no getting away from the fact that a cancellation of Brexit would allow...

She has resigned ?

Nothing to do with being up "Brussels rectum", the public service hates change and the civil service has a mandate for continuity. You'd have as much trouble after a referendum to enter if we were currently outside. If you think you can vote against the civil service I suggest you download the...

But that is the status quo system, the very "tried and tested system" that those wanting the sovereignty of the UK have voted for against the interference of the EU. Welcome to the public sector :lolol:

Nick Knowles definitely.

Harry Rednapp