You are such a hypocrite, it really is hilarious.
Still waiting on you to demonstrate how shit you are at economics.
The City of London are elite, dodge tax and hoover up nearly all of Britainās talent pool.
What do they give to regions outside of London?
Crossrail?
HS2?
Bollocks to London, London is so far removed from most of the rest of England and its opinions, they donāt reflect what most think.
Not quite getting your postā¦ but sort of think I get the driftā¦ That is the point - I can not and never will blame anyone for voting because they believe it will give them more opportunity to improve their circumstances - I do however blame those those who sell them false dreams, especially when those doing the selling are part of the same fucking establishment and donāt give a fuck about the poor, just see an opportunity for power and making a killingā¦ Truth is Brexit will not deliver the poor from their shitā¦ it will just even them someone else to blame for it
False dreams?
Theyāve been sold to the North for years, they knew they were lying this time.
They simply knew this would hurt the fat cats in London.
Donāt patronise people into thinking they didnāt know what they were voting for, they didnāt really care beyond it would hurt some whoāve inflicted a generation of pain.
The South and principally London.
And thats a good reason for voting as they did? Sorry, but I do think many also wanted to get a better deal as promised, less migrants, more sovereignty would lead to this they were toldā¦ now teh best they might get is āit wont get any worseāā¦ I doubt many up North were just focussed on Londonā¦
They have nothing and no hope, scorched earth policy.
Given the range of weirdos and their even weirder afflictions in forum land, Iāll take that.
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OK, so what am I missing?
The draft document stresses that any final deal with the UK must not interfere with the EUās āfour freedomsā - the free movement of goods, services, capital and people within the remaining 27 EU nations.
So that is a nothing has changed Brexit then? Or just that whatever we agree mustnāt start the snowball rolling?
Within the remaining 27 countriesā¦
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Itās probably about time Jeremy Corbyn read it 
What about the fishing rights?
This is one that sticks in the craw, itāll also lead to another Scottish independence referendum, itāll be an awful lot harder to preserve the union when we have sold the fishermen down the river.
I think fishing rights is a red herring.
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I wish they would stop carping on about it
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I think itās quite a complex issue and you should take more time to mullet over.
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I donāt think they will be left to flounder about without an agreement
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Cod almighty.
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The real problem is a general lack of porpoise in the negotiations
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Not sure this is the right Plaice for this debateā¦ a load of old Pollocks
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Bet this would all really annoy Alex Salmonā¦
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Not as much as Nicola Sturgeonā¦
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