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To go into the library with the Little Red Book and Mein Kampf. .

They aren't, that was my point. The SNP have attended the talks but issued the same ultimatum, that they won't discuss if No Deal is not off the table. .

No it was just before that, there was exploitative inflation when we decimalised our currency and the two have become blurred together over time. We had our own traders to blame for that. .

Not so, I've posted at least twice I would accept that without protest, even if it was only 51/49 to Leave. This time it would be based on far more knowledge and lies disregarded as a result of the last experience and the outcome. .

The SNP have emphatically said they will not agree to any variation on May's offer unless No Deal is off the table. The majority of MPs will not accept No Deal under any circumstances. But who gets the savage criticism and insults in here for also saying No Deal must be off the table? Jeremy...

The margin is more important than the turnout and I think the margin for Remain would be much larger than for Leave last time. So being more decisive and taken with the benefit of far more knowledge now, I see no problem. .

But we've got those rules now, benefits not immediately given, despite what some think. In addition we can expel those who don't get themselves into work. They are EU rules and there's nothing wrong with them. The problem is that we don't implement them, our fault. .

I disagree. After the experience of gross lies and distortions last time and the outcome of a poor deal after all the promises that a good deal would be easy to get, campaigns will be ignored in favour of peoples own opinions in a new vote. As it should be. The polls show a very large lead...

I suppose we in the e-bike field haven't helped with our constant calls for more range. The cells could last much longer with cutoff changes at both ends and sacrificing a little range. .

You're in, riding on Stripe Road near Sandrock Park: Map Link .

You're in, riding on the A9 by Kincraig and Loch Insh: Map Link .

Whether we should Leave or Remain, the decision to call a referendum was the most damaging possible thing for our politics. Coming on top of the damaging Tory/LibDem coalition, the damage to our politics is huge and lasting. Leaving is rightly a parliamentary decision that should have been...

If he puts that in his manifesto, the Queens speech to open parliament will be fun. :oops: .

Not really, just illustrating that some things used as propaganda are far from clear cut. Journalists and politicians too often forget the old adage, People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. .

Extract: "They tried to make me buy a single mango for $15,” said one Harare resident." It's £7 for a single courgette in British Falklands islands! Yes really! And we're pretty adept at riots and burnings too:

Yes, for five years before the swing back. As I've posted before, I want him to renationalise rail and water and stem the harm that the Tories have been doing in enriching the wealthy and destabilising society. Balance is essential in our first past the post system where compromise is so often...

Could, not necessarily would. Depends who won. If Corbyn, the Brexit with customs union that he favours would get rid of the backstop and move us into the trade talks. The EU is open to that. If May hanging on to power, she'd probably still be stubbornly repeating her red lines and we'd get...

Of course they aren't funny for a Leaver, showing as they do that he could win. Remember, I said he would win a GE if the Tory party split into two since their vote would be divided. .

Although I disagree with Andy on some of what he has posted about batteries, it is precisely this that he rightly complains of. The point of greatest stress to cells is as they reach full charge and that is the same for the original charge or subsequent topping up of reducing content...

Well, he won the vote to be elected party leader in 2015. When challenged by Owen Smith, he again won the second vote to be party leader with a landslide 59% of the party. Then he won the 2016 Leadership election with an increased 61% majority. At the 2017 general election, Labour under...