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Why did you not mention a word about this pre-vote?

Here is a fact. Google "UK EU membership referendum result". The fact that you will be presented with is that the UK voted by a majority to leave the EU. Right, there is my fact. Where is yours which proves that BREXIT is anti-immigration? Yes, I thought so.

Yeah yeah, and of course between June 2013 and June 2014 when we saw the pound strengthen against the Dollar by approximately 12% we saw prices tumbling. Oh, hang on a minute, no we didn't, the suppliers, "trousered" the extra cheese. I understand that a worsening exchange rate puts pressure...

BREXIT has nothing to prove. BREXIT won. Anti -immigrant is a lie if course. What I think you meant too say was pro Imigration control, which is something very different.

No, I think it's part of a Remain re-branding. They hope Glitter will improve their image.

Apparently Gary Glitter wants to be known as Mr Remain. I think I'll go with Mr BREXIT. Thank you.

Yes, I am able to confirm that you are in fact dreaming. I have family living in Italy who have run a technology company there for many years. They say that the worst thing that has ever happened was Italy joining the EU and the second worst joining the Euro. They would welcome a chance to...

I don't pretend to know what the answer is, but emptying the population of one continent into another doesn't sit quite right. Maybe a massive aid programme, bigger than anything which has gone before, would help? It's a huge mess created by the west and those responsible for it should be...

Yes, political correctness, that old stick with which to beat the voices of reason! Good old political correctness, the illness which paralysed those charged with protecting children from sickening abuse by Asian men in South Yorkshire. I find it interesting that those worst affected by this...

Did he though? Some think so, others think not. Nobody, you included, know that this will happen. You don not know for sure that the economy of the UK is finished and you do not know if there will be a Scottish independence vote, or what the result will be if there is one. I'm not entirely...

I don't know. I agree, the will is lacking at this time, but that could change. Where there is a will there is a way, so the means will be found if that becomes necessary.

I think you are over complicating it. Prior to the last general election, over 50% of the country wanted an EU referendum. The perception was that a large proportion of those people were Tory voters. If the Torys wanted to stay in power, they needed to offer their voters the referendum that...

Your line, "Well it would be if there was even a shred of truth behind it" is not presented as an opinion, you have made a statement presented as fact. The words "even a shred of truth" imply that the whole article is a lie, not a single element of it is true. How can you know this to be fact...

I still think it was the UKIP affect. The Le Pen affect will cause a similar outcome. The choice is simple, offer a referendum and win, don't and lose.

How do you know that here is no truth in this? You may copy and paste the opinions of others, but what makes their contrary view any more or less truthful than those printed in the Daily Telegraph? Why are you the final arbiter on what is right and what is wrong?

I was referring to UK parliament. Not sure what your point is in relation to the original statement.

The choice was simple for Cameron. He could have decided not to promise a referendum and in so doing he would have lost the general election to Labour and the Small Scottish Woman. UKIP would have taken too many votes away from the Tory party. If Cameron wanted to win the last general election...

Sorry, yes, British.

Be in no doubt that the only reason that the people of the UK were allowed a say in our EU membership was because of Nigel Farage, who like Le Pen, was not elected.

He is both her brother and her father.