Anyone changed their mind since the Brexit referendum?

[Wales-Bales]

I still believe brexit is the right path, so it's a thumbs down to the undemocratic socialist globalists, and their open border/single currency/unified military nightmare. Let's just be friends and do a bit of trade, without all the authoritarianism, threats and drama

[the other bob wilson]

I still believe brexit is the right path, so it's a thumbs down to the undemocratic socialist globalists, and their open border/single currency/unified military nightmare. Let's just be friends and do a bit of trade, without all the authoritarianism, threats and drama

Isn't that what your hero has built his political (actually, change that to whole) career on?

As for these socialist globalists, I'd quite fancy voting for them.

[Wales-Bales]

Isn't that what your hero has built his political (actually, change that to whole) career on?

I'm with Jeremy the Brexiter, I don't think he is at all authoritarian and threatening, he seems like he is a man of the people

As for these socialist globalists, I'd quite fancy voting for them.

I wouldn't be too enamoured with the globalists if I were you, at least until you know what their end game is.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

It's ironic that southern Europeans think that the Germans are exploiting them whilst many Germans consider that Germany is subsidising the southern European states (and while working longer hours and retiring later). Can any of you economists shine a light on how things really pan out between the two entities?