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But their aim is an European Superstate, not an USE

Mob rule? Would you have said that if the vote had gone the other way? I think not.

England and Wales together was 45/55

I suppose that if you liked the EU direction, i.e. Superstate, not a Federation. One currency, one size fits all, then fine vote remain But just look at all the separatist and semi-separatist movements in Europe and the language preservation societies, It just seems odd that whilst various...

Surely the whole point about pricing is that a business will charge as much as they can (Think Armani) The risk is that other businesses will undercut. At the moment, the pound is low so import prices will go up. However our export prices will seem cheap in other countries. So, if your firm...

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I wonder how many of you yes voters live in cities, insulated from the pernicious effects of the EU. To say how wonderful immigration is, is actually offensive to many of us that live in the run down industrial wastelands of the UK. If you saw just how dejected our youngsters are at not being...

But what if the grass is greener? House prices falling to levels that the young once again afford, food prices falling by up to 8%

Corporal Jones speaking, DON'T PANIC

Did Corbyn vote 'Leave?' if so, not such nutter after all.

eHomer. Exactly, after all we are a consumer society and buy what's best for ourselves.

Trex Why assume that it is for the Brexiters to change their mind|? Perhaps the Remainers will.

Give it a week or two and all the fuss will die down as something else comes along to take its place. Perhaps the Chilcott enquiry.

They don't do democracy these days.

According to American sources, 24,000 of the signatures on the new petition to re-run the referendum are from North Korea and 40,000 from the Vatican.

I think that for fundamental things like the EU membership a referendum is necessary. Otherwise, what is stop Nicola Sturgeon calling all Scottish MPs and MSPs together, making the proposal, getting a vote and declaring the Republic of Scotland?

You did call them fools, OK that's your right of freedom of expression. But equally so, you must accept that in England and Wales the figure was more like 45/55 percent.

Well, I am not going to trade insults with you just to feed your intolerance of the will of the people.

It is clear that some people on this forum do not understand democracy. The will of the people is manifest for all to see. To go calling them fools is to just perpetuate the nastiness, name calling and insulting that characterised and sullied the remain vote.

Well, seeing that we have such a glut of them, I suppose that at least sour grapes will be cheaper.