OT: They all admit they were wrong eventually.

Sorted ... "La la land (formerly Jersey) welcomes fanatics, fantasists, dreamers and Little Englanders".

We will get them to put up a big wall//// fence all around it (to stop them getting back out, just in case the grass doesn't actually turn out greener). ;-)

Cheers, T i m

Oddly, many of the passionate Brexiteers now want to cherry pick the bits of the EU they want to keep. Of course they'll try and call then by a different name or whatever.

Because they've finally realised - after being told this from the start - that a so called hard Brexit will result in ruin for the country.

The sad thing is that the likes of you seem to want to wreck the economy for the sake of some very misguided 'principles '.

That is the remit of a 'fanatic' though isn't it? They become single minded, closed to reason and suicidal in their crusade.

Don't get me wrong, if Tim really is privy to the information that even our own government isn't (and over 50% of the population who voted remain or couldn't vote because they didn't have the facts Tim does) then we should all end up better of, thanks to him (and his crystal ball).

Assuming his 'hopes' could actually benefit all (the vast majority) of us and just not him personally. ;-(

Cheers, T i m

Venus is very nice this time of year ;-)

And, not far from Milliways if they want a nice 'European' style coffee served by a nice European ... oh, no, hang on ... they wouldn't want ether of those would they. They would want a good old *British* cup of char, served by a grumpy British person (assuming they could get one willing to commute that distance etc). ;-)

Cheers, T i m

Negotiating is cherry picking.

Before the referedum there's was no such things as a hard semi-hard or soft BREXIT, I never noticed any hard or soft options on the ballot paper.

and why does it last for over 2 hours.

Quite, yet millions of gullible people voted anyway?

'Dear stupid public, we would like your opinion on something we are thinking of doing but we don't know if we will or what it entails yet:

So, how do you vote, Yes or No.'

Cheers, T i m

Exactly.

But it's only now that some of those who voted out have finally realised what that means. If we do totally detach from the EU.

Surely most know that Cameron attempted to negotiate a 'better' deal while we were in the EU? To try and appease his right wing? Which didn't satisfy them. So a vast amount of money (and free pressure from the popular press) was spent persuading the electorate to vote out. In other words, not negotiate for a better deal, but just leave. Finito. But now want to negotiate a fresh deal with the EU from outside it. And wonder why sensible people think them barking mad?

Keep your friends close ...

Cheers, T i m

The whole referendum idea was to placate the extremist xenophobes in his party. He gambled and lost.

I love the smell of bigoted bullshit in the afternoon.

Rewriting history again? It is the _Remainers_ such as Chukka Umuna who want a recipe of cherries. Brexiteers want OUT.

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The Sun June 2106

SUN SAYS We urge our readers to beLEAVE in Britain and vote to quit the EU on June 23

Todays Sun Headline

"Give us hope Johanna" is the headline on the front page of the Sun.

So that a year after the Brexit referendum when, as recommended by the SUN among others, Britain decided to throw off the yoke of the EU and enter into a brave new world, they now admit that the only bright spot on the horizon, the only remaining hope, is if some woman most of its readers will never even have heard of, manages to win a tennis match.

Judging by May's intransigence, this really is like the Weapons of Mass Destruction saga all over again. Except the country being laid to waste as a result isn't Iraq. It's the UK.

michael adams

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Wonder if she will still be 'English' if she loses? ;-)