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Cheers!

I have. Twice. And it is nothing like Brexit. We are clarly not even in the same building, let alone room, let alone with the same book, let alone on the same page. But that's OK. At least you're civil, and I hope I have been likewise. All the best.

Crikey. Nothing I said (originally) has anything to do with what you have written. Truly, this conversation is one of the more baffling and psychedelic I can recall. Just one example - what 'ire'? I suppose our conversation rather neatly sums up the state of Brexit play - nobody engaged with it...

It seems my prediction was correct. Let's get back to coherence.... I said that if you resign from a club you can't expect to demand to set any new terms. Who is paying for the club is irrelevant. I assume you think we are paying for and therefore own the club. Think again. But....if you were...

Brilliant post. My bet is you won't get a coherent reply (if you get anything remotely resembling any sort of reply). How difficult is it for people to understand that if you resign from a club you can't set terms. A resignation is a resignation. Any parting gifts are at the discretion of the...

Old labour was always opposed to the EU (as is Corbyn) for protectionist reasons (i.e., opposing letting in low paid foreigner workers so big business can reduce costs) so the shift back to old labour will nip all that in the bud. Not that Corbyn will be eloquent in this regard.

This. Also, as a cunning politician who is prepared to sacrifice all principles to gain power, he's an utter fail. Which paradoxically appeals to many. Mind you, if labour had the other Milliband as leader now, firmly resolved to not Brexit if no sensible deal can be done, they would be 30%...