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Absolutely wrong and offensive, implying I lied. I posted that the list is too long and that is true, and in any case I'm not going to detail the more personal aspects in public. .

The list of individual items is far too long for me to do that. In brief: It's made me far better off than I was before 1972, that benefit ever increasing throughout. Please don't reply with that 8% since it's overwhelmed by our market advantages from being in the EU. It's greatly improved...

Here's your answer: Yes, so we can sell them very large numbers of things like the cars we make which we cant sell to anyone else, fact. And sell them £50 billions of services that no-one else will buy, since other major areas sell us services so don't need any of ours. .

I get it as someone who really does know. Your mentions of a furry animal, conservation and the 1970s showed that isn't true of you. And I didn't mention deforestation either. As someone deeply involved in conservation for decades I know just how ineffectual all these measures are, small...

I didn't mention resources or our wealth Ignorance is bliss, you clearly haven't the slightest idea of the true natural history situation. That's what I'm speaking of, not resources which, as you say, with more effort more are found, or our wealth bought at other costs. .

Snag is Bill (Gates), all of those have produced the greatest evils of all, gross human overpopulation and unprecedented extinctions and reductions of other natural populations. .

Yes I agree, I'm not against third party insurance and there's even something to be said for registration. It's just the restrictive and damaging way these could be applied by the authorities. .

It would give third party cover if they were legal for use in those circumstances, and it follows that not being covered would be an offence. Howevef the fear is if the authorities took the lazy route to get pedelecs registered and insured by simply including them in the 15.5 mph L1e-A motor...

No different from us. Just look at the conduct of Brexit. .

It's the implications that are very bad indeed. Because pedelecs aren't registered with number plates and their riders not licenced, policing of compulsory insurance is made completely impossible. The inevitable outcome of compulsory insurance is that pedelecs will become compulsorily...

We were originally informed that article 50 was final and absolute, but when that became inconvenient, the ECJ magically found grounds that it could be revoked. If it becomes necessary a way will always be found, regardless of the technicalities of the law, since in politics expediency always...

That's now, but he came in with a new image and was extraordinarily successful, making a new party from nothing. Newcomers to contesting the top position can do this when the public are sick of the old gang. .

That's it then. A coup and dictatorship it has to be. ;) .

Indeed, Canada + is impossible since it completely separates Northern Ireland which cannot be a part of that. .

You're in, riding on Jordanstown Road: Map Link Google Map sometimes responds oddly, when I entered BT37 Jordanstown as you'd entered it, it placed you in Iraq! :( .

You're in, riding on Iluka Coastal Path: Map Link .

You're in, riding on Bransford Road: Map Link .

Maybe, but the ambition of a young politician is a powerful force. .

They've actually got some suitable younger talent on the back benches. The fact that they are unknown doesn't really matter, Blair was an unknown when he suddenly popped up, as was David Miliband who was warmly received by the public, who were then very disappointed when the unions chose his...

Indeed, it will just be playing for time to arrive at a next step. Since no-one wants No Deal, eventually all concerned will get fed up enough to agree on something so that the trade talks can begin. It remains in question whether that will result in a true Brexit or Brino. There'll be many...