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You haven't bought the Mirror yet you obviously read it on-line and re-post it here. You really are a card.

Boris is a bit of a dick. Tell me something new.

OK. Fair point. Right now we only produce around 60% of our own food - so we'd already be in trouble if the worst came to the worst. But that is a fair point you make for sure.

You know sod all except the sound of your own ridiculous opinions.

You say dumber and dumber things with every passing post. If Putin is Trump's boss - how come Trump is threatening Putin's love child Venezuela? Figure that one out and get back to me.

OK. Fair enough.

Says the man who gets his news from the Daily Mirror.

Oh dear - not a very good rebuttal.

Sorry Flecc - this doesn't fit with Woosh or whoever's narrative that the EU standards are perfect and the US and anybody else's are rubbish. They won't be amused.

Prefkcu8ng-cicesly. Don't confuse OG with facts though. He's not had his evening sherry yet and is probably still leafing through his copy of the Daily Mirror for information that lends weight to his complaints about Brexit and life in general.

Andrew Neil just now: "The global car industry is in crisis, for various reasons. None more so than Nissan, whose recent boss is in jail. Brexit has added to the global troubles for those operating in Britain. The loss of the X-Trail is bad news. But it’s interesting it’s not going elsewhere in...

What about Putin? I thought it was all down to him.

You just don't get it do you. And I can see that no amount of explaining it will make a jot of difference in your case.

I'm still driving an 04 Mini Cooper. Keep thinking I should get something newer but I can never quite be ars8d.

The Mirror? Again - seriously?

Ken Clarke? Seriously?

Now you're just blabbering.

What if we want food of a 'lower' standard? Ever thought of that? Like I say - what if we don't care for your 'high' standards? If I am happy with US chicken (as approx 340m Americans are) - and its 30% cheaper - why can't I buy it? Because you say so huh?

You're right - what argument? You keep avoiding having it.

More nonsense from somebody who doesn't care about the consumer and only interested in the special interests at work - while claiming the opposite.