It would appear to be as well thought through as Government schemes usually aren't !
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Terribly sorry to dissapoint anyone who confuse me with tom(am beginning to think he must be an absolute emotional and intellectual giant to make such a lasting impression, even on someone as thick as fingers). I only own a battered ten year old brompton.
There may be some doubt over who he is, but after yesterday’s performance, he left us in no doubt as to what he is.
Another point of view
https://www.opendemocracy.net/can-europe-make-it/mary-kaldor/labour-and-brexit-sensible-deal
Labour and Brexit: a ‘sensible’ deal?
Mary Kaldor 19 November 2018
Isn’t now the moment to abandon the soft Brexit position, and come out for remain and reform as part of a far-reaching deliberative exercise in both Britain and mainland Europe?
Instead of having been a member of the EU for the purpose of sabotage from the inside, the proposition being to become active and committed members and reform it through democratic process
Well it sounds practical to me, but I can't see the Westminster mob buying the notion for a moment, can you?
https://www.opendemocracy.net/can-europe-make-it/mary-kaldor/labour-and-brexit-sensible-deal
Labour and Brexit: a ‘sensible’ deal?
Mary Kaldor 19 November 2018
Isn’t now the moment to abandon the soft Brexit position, and come out for remain and reform as part of a far-reaching deliberative exercise in both Britain and mainland Europe?
Instead of having been a member of the EU for the purpose of sabotage from the inside, the proposition being to become active and committed members and reform it through democratic process
Well it sounds practical to me, but I can't see the Westminster mob buying the notion for a moment, can you?
I must be missing something, did old tom make a post yesterday?
But on the other hand, neither did you.
But you managed to reach an opinion on the basis of no evidence
His opinions were often extreme, but not untrue more often than not.
Since they were , unlike many of the leave supporter contributions we get of late much more frequently on topic, not merely intended to disrupt debate with pointless arguments.
By all means let us have this situation continue, as it does wonders for the number of hits the thread gets, and since there are no leave voters out there who can advance a pragmatic argument that presents Brexit in a favourable light, we have to make do with what supporting comical posts we can get.
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I don't mind the extreme bit, but there is no need for him to call me an idiot and I am not the only one at the receiving end of his insults.
But on the other hand, neither did you.
bit uncouth for someone "retired early" to use, don't you think, who wants his opinions taken seriously?
Please stay on topic.
What has this post got to do with Brexit?
Stop spamming.
Very true Woosh, you are infact the only leave supporter we have had that could articulate an argument that cast a favourable light on Brexit.
At least we could disagree in a civilised manner.
If only we had more leave supporters with that ability!
As to being called names , and calling them too, I am certainly guilty of that, but regard that as part of the territory and if you set yourself up as a target, someone is going to take the opportunity to shoot at you.
I suspect it anyone bothered to make a league table of being called names on this thread, I would have a clear lead on the others.
What matters is to get the message across, it remains unchanged
Brexit is a terrible mistake.
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Points one and two - you have a point
Point three out of context use of the word "spamming" - spamming refers to unsolicited advertising