Yes I know leave won. That's not the issue. I want to know what's going well.

Here is where I am obviously missing a major point. Why are the EU seemingly asking the UK to make an offer? If this is a bill to settle up funds already committed to (which I totally agree we should pay) surely it is easy to just present us with a bill "roads in Italy, 30m, Spanish hospital 10m" etc. Is the EU paperwork really in such a shocking state that they don't know what we actually owe?

Anyone know why this isn't as easy as I think it should be?

It's definitely an opportunity, but also a risk. I currently can't see it going well due to Tory party infighting and May's weak position, plus wasted time and uncertainty pushing people and business away.

I hope for a positive outcome but I think the Tories will blow it. There is also the risk that the EU does what Varoufakis believes it will and inflict a bad outcome on the UK to make an example of it to other member states.

The EU is not perfect and things like TTIP and TISA are quite worrying, but sadly the Tories love them more than the EU does. Leaving the EU helps to avoid these though as we can get rid of the Tories (hopefully soon). We can also do more to protect our environment and invest in our economy and protect workers. I would have more immigration not less though and look to make it as frictionless as possible. More mobile labour within society and across borders and more restriction on capital is much better from an economic point of view.

Sadly I can't see it happening though and I'm quite worried about Brexit and the constraints it will end up putting on ordinary people and the impact it will have on inequality and business.

It's definitely an opportunity, but also a risk. I currently can't see it going well due to Tory party infighting and May's weak position, plus wasted time and uncertainty pushing people and business away.

I hope for a positive outcome but I think the Tories will blow it. There is also the risk that the EU does what Varoufakis believes it will and inflict a bad outcome on the UK to make an example of it to other member states.

The EU is not perfect and things like TTIP and TISA are quite worrying, but sadly the Tories love them more than the EU does. Leaving the EU helps to avoid these though as we can get rid of the Tories (hopefully soon). We can also do more to protect our environment and invest in our economy and protect workers. I would have more immigration not less though and look to make it as frictionless as possible. More mobile labour within society and across borders and more restriction on capital is much better from an economic point of view.

Sadly I can't see it happening though and I'm quite worried about Brexit and the constraints it will end up putting on ordinary people and the impact it will have on inequality and business.

So in one sentence you say you welcome more immigration, and in another say you worry about ordinarily people with the tory brexit.....more immigration will surely affect the " ordinarily people " as you call them.

It's 1 v 27

If you fancy the UKs chances of wriggling out of pre-accepted financial agreements on our terms then good luck to you still living in cloud-cuckoo land