I do feel a bit sorry for those still debating the why we should leave or remain after the well after referendum. If you are still asking the question "why are we leaving", I'd suggest you didn't pay attention to the other side of the argument at the time. I suggest you check out the myriad online resources that were available to you before the referendum.

As for the "trade deals" hinging on migration: can I ask where the freedom of movement clause is in the Canada-EU CETA agreement? How much do Canada pay to access the single market (99% tariff free for non-agricultural trade, 92% tariff free for agricultural trade)?

Canada is the EU's 10th most important market. I believe the UK will be the EU's most important market.

No, not if that was in breach of the rules. I'm not a hypocrite, see?

What I don't like, however, is selective prosecution based purely on political ideology. That sounds a little dangerous to me. I'm sure their defence will hold up really well on Monday, and there will be absolutely no bias in those making the ruling.

Meanwhile, I'm sure the extra £9m we paid for a pro-EU propaganda leaflet delivered to each and every household was not "misspent". In fact, I guarantee it,

The rules are only applicable when convenient.

You have now found a new level beyond numpty.

Seriously, you must be bereft of coherent argument if you are now stooping to correct typo/grammatical errors.

Moaners will not change Brexit stance I am afraid.
After watching "Moanahan" on his program smirking and moaning about Brexit I am convinced that he and others live in another world. Those people wanting a new referendum will never get their way despite the multi-millionaires bankrolling the opposition to Brexit. When Theresa May pushes the button perhaps the "ins" will realise how futile their moaning and groaning has been. I suggest they just get on with excepting that they lost the vote and the government will get the best deal that can be had in our favour. We must all understand that we are the first to leave the terrible organisation that is the EU but doubt we will be the last. The world is watching us and most are simply looking forward to working and trading with us and investing as they always have done.

Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

Or we could create new jobs:

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"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

And now the bit The Daily Mail doesn't want you to see..

"Jaguar Land Rover's chief executive Dr Ralf Speth has laid out a future vision which could see 10,000 new jobs created in the West Midlands.
He said at an industry event that Britain's largest carmaker by volume would like to double production from 500,000 to one million cars a year.
But it would depend on the government helping to upgrade power supplies and invest in surrounding infrastructure.
The firm would also like a guarantee on access to engineering talent.
A company spokesman said the production target was "very much a want, rather than a will", but declined to commit on precise job numbers."

BBC

Big chest and massive boobs

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