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To some extent I agree, but not entirely. The campaign started years before the referendum with MPs blaming their own failure and underperformance on the EU. For example, they were feeding us BS about European courts interfering and preventing the U.K. to make its own laws. We saw only last week...

Nice post which I found interesting.

I’d accept the result. We know so much more now and how much BS was spread by both sides. It was an appalling campaign, but we were foolish to expect anything else from the brain damaged morons running the country. Now that more facts are available, if people are stupid enough to still want to...

The question has changed. The original question was, Do you want to leave and save £350 Million/ Week, have the same trade deal with the EU, open up new trade across the world, have greater control of our borders and many other benefits. The new question is, do you want to leave, save...

It took you a while to come up with that. Is Google running slowly this afternoon?

Probably not.

Yes. The original question upon which we voted has changed, that’s why it is fair and democratic to ask for people’s opinion on the new and revised question. If people are still happy with the new proposal, they will vote for it. You should not fear this.

In typical government style, it’s all words and activity, but no substance or action. The sum total of the government’s preparation and information campaign seems to be, “Get ready for 31/10.” Nothing more than that.

I drove down the M5 on Friday and noticed many dot-matrix signs saying get your $hit together before 31/10. I’ve also seen and heard tv / radio campaigns saying much the same thing, no details, just sort your stuff out next month. Is this the U.K. being prepared for a no-deal Brexit?

During my years in education I discovered how to identify the less intelligent and les capable people who walk amongst us. Without exception, the people who constantly find it necessary to tell people how clever they are, or what they have achieved are the ones to exercise caution over. When...

Thank you for restraining the desire to satisfy your inner insecurities concerning intelligence. Based on the previous posts you have made on matters pertaining to thermodynamic principals, you would be hopelessly wrong, again. I am content with my knowledge of thermodynamics.

It makes perfect sense. You burn a load of gas to create heat, you then turn 20% of that heat into electricity and throw the remaining 80% away in a cooling tower. You then send the precious 20% electricity yield to people’s homes where they turn it back into heat again. We are living in...

Wrong. If you are a Brexidiot, a mistake is only something that a remainer can make. If you admit your mistakes, it shows a weakness and you must live a life filled with embarrassment for eternity.

This can’t be true, it must be some kind of mistake.

Bang on target. It will be a reheated May’s deal with a bolt-on lie concerning the back stop. It will be an easy sell, Johnson will be a Churchillian hero, the Brexidiots will love him, and then he will have licence to $h!t all over them when they vote him in with a big majority. Their dads...

It keeps coming back to Farage, he’s always there keeping the Tory’s feet to the fire. All main parties know that whilst ever Farage is around, they have to deliver Brexit or face having their vote split. I’m genuinely surprised that he hasn’t been “Dr David Kellied” before now. It would...

JC is the wrong person due to his communist ambitions. He can’t and mustn’t be trusted, he will do something stupid if he gets into No 10. They need to get behind Clarke, or tie Harman to a chair, gag her and then let her be caretaker for a few days. JC is too device.

Yes, I believe Johnson’s antagonistic behaviour in the commons was a carefully choreographed stunt, calculated to appeal to and excite the knuckle draggers. From the comments section in the Mail, it seems to be working a treat. He plays them so easily, Johnson & Co. are master craftsmen when it...

Apparently, Johnson may declare a State of Emergency giving, immediate fear of rioting if Brexit is not delivered, as the reason. This would allow him to legally ignore the anti-no deal legislation which was passed a couple of weeks ago. I didn’t see that coming. So, have I got this correct ...

The timing is a bit suspect. If he did behave improperly, which is more than likely, it should have been dealt with then, not “banked” for future use.