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The referendum asked two questions, do we want to remain within the EU or do we want to leave the EU. Roughly 70% of the population did not vote to remain in the EU, and as you point out, about 68% didn't vote to leave. So where does analysing what was not voted for take us? Nowhere. Refers to...

Not quite as bad as it appeared on the news app on my watch. Just had chance to look a bit closer at what has actually been said and it's not May saying it. It was Michael Howard...

Just had a Telegraph news app alert on my phone. Theresa May states she is prepared to go to war to protect Sovereignty of Gibraltar. Is this a joke?

Week one, day one, lesson one, Item one of the Negotiation Stratergies for Dummies course: Do not go in with all guns blazing and start making threats. Oh dear.

I think I'm going to cry :-)

I'll take you at your word thank you. We may have vastly different views on the world, but you come across as an honest person.

Are we still friends?

Grotesque in its arrogance.

That it is a failing enterprise surviving on bullying and intimidation.

But who is to say that any one person's post is completely wrong? Because an opinion expressed within the post fails to dovetail with your view of the world does not make it wrong. It makes it different. To make a self declaration of being correct and therefore the other person is a fool is...

Because it won't work. It can't work, too many people don't want it.

User of the identity @oldtom , there have been several hints dropped that you may be posting under at least two different identities, oldtom and a minimum of one other. You portray yourself as a person of knowledge, wisdom and integrity. So I am sure that you will have no difficulty in...

The problems begin when people appoint themselves as being the ones with knowledge and intelligence. For example, a person may master the art of cut & paste and simply regurgitate the thoughts and opinions of others.This could give a false impression that the poster is knowledgeable. But in...

I'm intrigued. Giz a clue?

I agree on that point. It was a silly thing to do and totally unnecessary. Security and citizens safety is not a bargaining chip.The UK needs to maintain a cordial persona at all times. The EU will then be exposed for what it is.

When a person posts an opinion which is out of kilter with your own, is it possible for you to respond without: Insult? An insinuation that they are of low intelligence? Suggesting that their personality is distorted? Any other derogatory statement? When someone has an opinion which is...

I am manifestly delighted to read that you have courageously embraced BREXIT and the associated richness which it will afford you in the coming years. Since the historic vote, you have been too melancholy for my liking and I am certain that the new dawn will furnish you with a bostin' good time...

Oh dear, I thought it was to good to last, Mr Cut & Paste has been activated again!

That's called perception and it's no got anything to do with an ability to read. We read information, process it and then form a conclusion. Your perception is that he reaches the wrong conclusion, but that is in no way linked to reading ability.

You say that the UK is holding back EU progress. Progress towards what? What is the ultimate aim and do we really want to be there? I think the EU has some very difficult and potentially catastrophic challenges ahead, in particular the basket case economies that they have hoovered up during...