Phew, seems a tad quieter now, popping back for a night cap on my way to bed.
Valentine had a good point when she pressed for the Brexit Arms to stay open, so bearing in mind her good intentions, Im moving on to a glaring question Id like remainers to answer.....whilst theyre here 
Where were you when UKIP wiped the floor at the last european elections?
I cant speak for any other leave voter, but I can honestly say, I have never voted in a european election, ever. Ive never agreed with the EU. I was actively involved in the anti-Lisbon movement, and I subsequently voted out at the first chance I got.
(Remember that at the time of Lisbon, out of 150,000 polled by the Electoral Reform Service, 89% said the treaty shouldnt be approved, and 88% wanted a referendum. This wasnt some Guardian headline grabbing "of 700 people 'found' and 'polled' by some left wing think tank", this was the ERS running mini-referendums).
The utter apathy to european elections, Id always assumed, were indeed the silent 89%. Our objection, was shown by abstaining from the ballot box. (Clearly some enjoyed the irony of having a UK Independance representative sitting in Brussels...scratch that...Ive enjoyed the irony of having UKIP in Brussels, but thats been a pleasing side effect, not an aim)
Roll forward to 2016. Brexit. Half the nation are bereft. But where have you been remainers? What were your reasons for refusing to vote on so many previous occasions?
When someone finally starts writing the history of this period, surely that question has to be the first one that needs answering?
Anyway, hoping tomorrow is a sunny day, I note the CJEU has thrown out the Canada/EU Data sharing deal this week, by, wait for it, enforcing the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights...........
Hope no one spent too much on all those so called negotiation experts. Bit of a sting in the tail there.
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