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I have long since given up trying to work out what Brexiteers wanted. Most of them seem to think they have now got it, so it is probably best that the remainers quietly jog on. I have. If, at some point, folk start begging to rejoin I will gently raise one eyebrow. ??? But I can't see this...

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Cheers. Yes, that resonates with me. To be honest I have no idea what Labour will do with respect to finances. I don't see, however, a mad five minute tanking of the economy a la thick lizzie, but if they have a secret miracle up their sleeve I'll be surprised. I'm mainly looking forward to...

Calm down dear. I think the tories are a bungling load of narcissistic wankpuffins. However, sadly, the general election next (and the one after) won't be determined by my vote alone. It is a tough job weaning large swathes of the electorate of the blue tit, as we can see on here where there...

I agree with your perspective. Labour won't touch Brexit with a barge pole until it has shown, and can persuade the nation, it not only has the wider best interest at heart but also can show some competence. We are a very long way for that (because it will take time). Here is a question for...

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In 2009. In 2009. In 2009 Boris was massively pro EU. Your point is what exactly?

If we don't leave we'll have the ERG, the sperms of Farage, and people like droopy on NSC going on and on about it, with the Fail and Excess fuelling the stink-pot with regular dollops of shit, forevermore. If we do leave....actually you are right. I can't see how it will ever be resolved - we...

The EU won't collapse. Incidentally, I can (just about) understand people wanting us to leave the EU, but why would anyone want the EU to collapse? The last time we had the likes of France, Germany, Italy, and the UK as independent rivals, some of whom with an eye on annexing the Sudetenland...

Years if we leave. Decades if we don't.