That's rich. It was clearly the Remain, doom-laden 'project fear' that was trying to scare and bully us into staying in the undemocratic, socially irresponsible, protectionist, price-rigging racket that is the EU.

I would like you to back up that last paragraph with actual facts. With a worldwide pandemic and a war since Brexit, it must be impossible to categorically blame Brexit, unless of course you are so obsessed with criticising it at every turn

Whilst I share a lot of sympathy with many of your views, on this particular one, I fear you are overegging the pudding a little.

Campaigning for us to rejoin the EU is a perfectly legitimate political aspiration. Holding marches is part of our how democratic process works.

I detested, and cut plenty of people out of my life because of it, the insidious campaign to have my vote from June 2016 rendered null and void, and still seethe with anger about the disgusting attempts to stop us leaving the EU but its done and dusted now.

I never had a single problem with anybody wanting, and campaigning, for us to remain in the EU prior to June 2016. And now, post our departure, have zero problems with people wanting us to rejoin.

This is how it is meant to work.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Cricket not going badly though.

Red and Blue Army!

Nobody is blaming Brexit exclusively,I don’t think that’s possible as you cannot separate all the various factors, but everything that I’ve read suggests that the UK is performing worse than similar countries.That has to be the result of Brexit as we are the only country to be going through it.

Our EU trade is disrupted and more bureaucratic. Nothing new has compensated. EU workers have left us.

Nothing I have read suggests the smallest real benefit, only the ability to control our decline ourselves. What’s that worth in a cost of living crisis?

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Project fear was the pathetic epithet of the Euro sceptics for the totally reasonable concerns of those who saw the folly of leaving. Not all were forecasted 100%, what forecast ever is, some are worse, some not so bad, but overall the warnings were well made.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.