the independence ref and the brexit ref were embarrassing. Not for their objective, but for the way all sides behaved

I mean, one side was clearly right as we now have evidence. There is no both siding wrong and right.

They're still saying it. They're still attempting to change it to this day. Here's Peston still crying in a tweet yesterday.

It's OK when they do it. It's only bad when they're challenged.

Facts are a difficult thing to work through, Alfred :joker:

But if the people running the show want to be back in the EU, it would be in their interest to be as disruptive to us as they can. Then they can say, "we told you so"

Hard Brexiters should be running things, not Globalist puppets.

They all teamed up to oust Boris who had a huge vote from the people. They got him out because he had a slice of cake.

That tweet is an opinion not a fact

Is the graph a fact or an opinion? Is London being replaced by Paris a measurable fact or an opinion?

[Republicans have secured the 218 seats
needed for a majority in the lower chamber
of Congress a week after the midterm elections,
the BBC's US partner CBS News projects.

While the party's margin in the
House of Representatives is razor-thin,
it is enough to stall President Joe Biden's
agenda for the next two years.
But Democrats will keep control of the Senate
when the new Congress convenes in January.
A handful of seats remain to be called.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-63629003