It is incitement to use words like betrayal SH. We are talking about a political process in which everyone is entitled to their opinion - remainers were quite legitimate in saying that there was no clear plan for Brexit, and that there were different versions of it - from the Norway model right through to yours. They are also legitimate in questioning whether the ''will of the people'' (it never was that, but I condescend to using your terms) is still so over 3 years later. Use of the word betrayal to describe such actions is firstly inaccurate, and secondly incendiary - it would not lead to violence in your case, but it does for others. Right wing attacks in Germany get a hell of a lot of publicity - more than their worth. Generally attacks on foreigners are less often here than in the UK. though there is more publicity around them, because of it being Germany. By the way - there was a lot of civil disobediance in Cologne today - just a very Rhineland thing because the carnival season opens today at exactly 11.11 AM on the 11th day of the 11th month - apparently 90 people face charges for urinating in public (some even against the Cathedral
). Really they should cordon off the Cathedral area at times like this.
It is incitement to use words like betrayal SH. We are talking about a political process in which everyone is entitled to their opinion - remainers were quite legitimate in saying that there was no clear plan for Brexit, and that there were different versions of it - from the Norway model right through to yours. They are also legitimate in questioning whether the ''will of the people'' (it never was that, but I condescend to using your terms) is still so over 3 years later. Use of the word betrayal to describe such actions is firstly inaccurate, and secondly incendiary - it would not lead to violence in your case, but it does for others. Right wing attacks in Germany get a hell of a lot of publicity - more than their worth. Generally attacks on foreigners are less often here than in the UK. though there is more publicity around them, because of it being Germany. By the way - there was a lot of civil disobediance in Cologne today - just a very Rhineland thing because the carnival season opens today at exactly 11.11 AM on the 11th day of the 11th month - apparently 90 people face charges for urinating in public (some even against the Cathedral
I rest my case here. Since I brought up the subject of the possible violence during the election campaign you have used the word 'betrayal' several times. Also used terms like 'will of the people', 'full wrath of the public', 'remoaners' and 'lack of democracy' - as if your interpretation of the latter is the only valid version. It is quite clear to anyone reading where the incendiary language is coming from. It was never 'the will of the people' because only a minority of the electorate voted for it - and even a smaller number of the actual 'people'. The problem is that you are, apparently, incapable of debating without the use of these soundbites (all invented by others) and show, that you are not remotely interested in the reconciliation of the British people to each other.
They are in the minority, Boris is very popular with Tory supporters as the leadership election proved. You obviously hide from those that support Johnson.
I will quote you on that ''Reconciliation can only take place after Brexit has been established''. So, you intend to hate half of your fellow Britons for a long drawn out period, which may produce no significant result ? You have mentioned leaving the customs union - have the people ever voted on that ? The answer is no - Norway is not in the EU. and a Brexit solution which placed us on the same footing as them would have been perfectly in accordance with the referendum result - in fact Farage himself suggested the Norway model prior to the referendum. But no - you want your type of Brexit and no other - and you will hate, and insult half your compatriots until you get it. If that is the case then I am gratefull that I do not share the same island with you, but heartily pity those that do.
Poor old Corbyn is very unpopular. 
If he lives in France he should be used to politicians having lots of liaisons, it is obligatory in France
It is always easy to find an oddball in your bread queue, the latest YouGov poll has Boris's popularity steadily rising, this is great before an election.
