Now 58% would lie to re-join EU

Under the current system, a minority can rule over a majority. The Torys got only 43% of the vote in 2019, yet they ruled over the majority. No, you didn't misread that: a minority can rule over the majority under the current 'democratic' system.

52% voted for pro-referendum parties in 2019: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/election-result-boris-johnson-pro-brexit-referendum-voters-conservatives-a9245866.html

Absolute tosh. Only the 2016 one was about Brexit. General elections are about lots of things not just one. The Brexit vote has never been reaffirmed. When some of us suggested that it should be once we knew what the deal was, you and other Brexiteers were running scared from the prospect, afraid to trust the public.

I'll be gentle on you and presume you didn't watch it. Go and enjoy your Cornwall independence fireworks.

Aint democracy a bitch hash? Now you know how leavers felt for 40 odd years but unlike the remnants we just grinned and bare it until our time came in 2016.

I'm wondering whether Brexit-related threads ought to be banned in the Mind Zone since they rarely if ever result in any meaningful discussion but just the endless churning over of mindless arguments one way or the other.

I was and voted to join a common market,by the time of the various treaties and that **** Blair it began to dawn I’d made a mistake.

And I’ll keep on saying this too each and every thread on either brexit or climate change what always creeps in is anyone who 
a) voted leave
b) questions  any part of climate change

is portrayed as an idiot.

People still hellbent on defying the myths Brexit has failed. Deary me. They want us to go crawling back to the EU with cap in hand. The EU will oblige in humiliating these people.

But questions need to be answered to persuade the people, rather than the last failed attempt of using fear.


1. How much would Britain have to pay for the EU's bloated budget? Currently, we're dodging an expensive bullet here.

2. What proportion of global trade will the EU represent for Britain in 20yrs time? Will it still be decreasing while Asia-Pacific grows?

3. What will be the annual net migration figures once Freedom of Movement is restored? And lower wages are brought back to these shores to the convenience of remainer business owners and to the detriment of the working class.

4. What would be the economic cost of joining the Eurozone? Which is currently in a recession while Britain is not.

5. Will the UK rejoin the Common Fisheries Policy?

6. As we already have a Free Trade Agreement with the EU, what precisely would be the advantage of rejoining its Single Market and Customs Union?

7. Will Brussels lawmakers have priority over the UK parliament and will the European Court of Justice be superior to British courts?

8. Would Rejoiners agree to the EU being in overall charge of foreign and security policy?

9. Will Rejoiners commit to a referendum to approve the terms negotiated for a new relationship with the EU?

10. What would be the effect on future trade of abandoning negotiations for closer relations with the Pacific region?


Better start making some positive, persuasive arguments rather than resorting to calling people racist, knuckle draggers. You've got a hard task ahead of you to convince people. And I suspect by the time this has happened many

people will have grown wiser to the nature of the EU beast; rather than the naivety of believing that it is the pinnacle of human civilisation.