badgerx16

I just think that, given the nature of the problems we have to deal with, we would be better clubbing together with other nations rather than going it alone and risking becoming increasingly insignificant on the World stage.

So why worry about it ? There are many hypothetical scenarios that can be thought up around membership of the EU, but should we be making long term policy decisions around being afraid of something that quite possibly will never come to pass ?

Kemi says that under her welfare reforms, "anybody who can work will work". Given that there are at least 2.5 job seekers for each current vacancy, where will they be working ?

"An internal investigation by Reform UK has said the party did not breach electoral law when senior officials were recorded by an undercover journalist discussing a potential way to secure foreign donations to the party." I assume that the investigating committee were Tice and Farage.

#foolsrarelydiffer

It's like having a six year old in the White House.

birds

Given that all the major issues facing the UK are extra-territorial ; illegal immigration, Trump, Russian expansionism, climate change, global financial integration, AI, etc, how does lifting the drawbridge, declaring "Sovereignty" and aggravating our nearest neighbours suit us better than building partnerships and being "inside the tent, pissing out" ?

It's just that I know a few Leavers who regret their vote, but you are the first that I am aware of who voted Remain but would now change.

So why did you vote Remain ?

Because they are "Blue" cities.

Counsel

What have been the positive benefits of leaving ?