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Let me ask you something. Poland has spent most of the last 500 years fighting for its right to exist and national sovereignty, from the Prussians, the Russians, the Nazis and the Soviets among others. Yet for a nation which arguably has fought harder than almost any other in Europe to exist...

Just wait until you hear about what goes on in the UN Security Council… Hungary also blocked Sweden / Finland joining NATO for a long time, should we have left NATO?

Didn't most of them end up getting banned because they couldn't help themselves from acting like dickheads?

He’s not a Eurocrat, but what he is certainly rhymes with it

Your quick reminder that in a couple of months nobody under the age of 26 was allowed a say in Brexit. The tide will turn once they realise what we’re all missing.

I’ve said it elsewhere (probably on here too) but the Tory party needs to have a “Kinnock vs Militant” moment somewhere down the line. A leader who realises what it will take to regain power facing down the hardcore and the headbangers. Just as for Kinnock, it will be neither quick nor easy, but...

I wouldn’t bother, we won’t be seeing him again for a while is my guess

Hang on, we were told over and over again that the Leave voters in 2016 knew exactly what they were voting for? Why are they unhappy, this is what they wanted?

I really don't get the Lib Dem position. I don't like the Labour position but I do at least understand where it comes from of negating it as an issue entirely. But I really don't see why the Lib Dems aren't out advocating for at least a Customs Union, if not Single Market, it's not like they...

From what I’ve seen, and I’m not an expert, it seems to be part of a loosening around certain goods of EU restrictions plus clearer labelling of NI only products, but it’s not a completely open border (it suits people to pretend it is). As for people, slightly different as the Common Travel...

I dunno man, this Brexit thing is starting to sound like it was a bad idea

Agreed. The 2024 General Election will be remarkable for how little Brexit comes up, and that suits all of the main parties. The Tories want to move on and hope nobody links the problems we face back to it. Labour wants to keep quiet to avoid alienating the returning voters from 2019. The Lib...

Responding to a call for something and citing the worst possible example of it as an attempt to denigrate the idea is really weird. Like someone saying “we should sign a Premier League striker” and someone replying to that with “what, like Chuba Akpom?”

It is one of the great ironies that many of those who voted Leave would refer to themselves as patriots, yet they have done more to damage the UK than basically anyone else

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/sep/10/brexiters-in-outcry-after-crowds-wave-eu-flag-at-last-night-of-the-proms?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other Poor, triggered little lambs

And thus the tide starts to ebb back in...