Remainders &Leavers

No-one, absolutely no-one, knew what they were voting for or against in the referendum because no-one knew. No concrete facts were presented from respected economists of differing views on the matter - I sought these out, as I was not prepared to believe either side and felt wholly ignorant on the subject, but I am willing to bet I was in the minority as the propaganda from either side was so strident and appealed to atavistic emotions. It was a travesty of democracy.

I agree with youPaddy - those 'in charge ' don't seem to have realised yet which is a pity - it may still be possible to change our mind but the longer we wait the more damage is done all round.

I dont think theres any doubt we've committed economic suicide.I just wish the 62% who voted remain in my part of the world were allowed some part in the negotiations so we could at least try to safeguard our financial future .

I don't think anyone will be prepared to admit that what they voted for is now wrong. But I definately think that there has been a change in the mood music since the election.

I guess what matters in the end is that the UK does not suffer from any choice we make.

REMAINERS Not Remainders sorry about the spelling error