Italy won't have a banking collapse? thanks for that. April 1 has come early.

No, but plenty of people are.

I'm not saying the Italian banking sector will not face hurdles but it will be nothing like the apocalyptic collapse some are talking about. It will be manageable and blow over just like the Spanish banking sector issues did.

Firstly - rubbish

Secondly - nonsense

But, just you keep on drinking the same stuff as Farage and I'm sure it will all work out for you.

Can you elaborate? Even your own government says you get £1000 more a head per year than the rest of the U.K. And please explain how having the majority of your laws set in Brussels and using the Euro and being in Schengen if you joined the EU makes you independent?

Completely ignoring the question. How convienient. the bank in question has collapsed already.

Really? Your evidence for this is?

Here is a wee example of what independence really means -

France - We are going to war and you are all coming with us!

Other EU countries - No, we are fine thanks all the same.

UK (England) - We are going to war and you are all coming with us!

Scotland, Wales and NI - Guess we are going to war then.

Don't equate EU membership with being in the UK. Ridiculous comparison.

So you haven't answered the question? Or you can't answer the question? Or you don't want to answer the question?

Are Iceland and Norway independent? Both outside the EU but inside the Single Market, have full freedom of movement with the EU and large Polish populations who arrived recently. I'm sure they would argue they are simply living in the real world of 2016, not some notional 1930s view of "sovereign nations".

The fact that Article 50 has still not been triggered 6 months on suggests that the government is seriously worried and uncertain. If it was the other way round and we'd just voted to join the EU, I doubt it would take this long to trigger accession talks.

I thought that was the official Brexit policy nowadays...

What's a notional 1930's view of a sovereign nation? One that 170 countries in the world adhere to?

Yep, fourth post now, and you can't answer. I take it you don't actually know then?

It does not suggest that in the slightest. Stop remoaning. We're going. Get over it.

Aa one academic wrote in a newspaper recently in relation to Brexit, from empire to isolationism.

Eh, you are the one desperately defending the unknown here. Or is 'Brexit means Brexit' all you really need to know?

Can you please explain how Brexit makes us isolationist? Will trade cease on the day we leave? I must have missed the fact we're on our way to signing free trade deals with a multitude of countries. But don't let that steer you away from your hatred of the British.

That's not what isolationism means, try again.

Fifth post with no answer. I'll ask one last time. How does takingi the Euro, Joining Schengen and having most of your laws made in Brussels make you an independent nation?

Can you answer that? Obviously not.

I obviously can't answer a question that makes no sense, I'll repeat, isolationism doesn't mean we won't trade.

Truly tragic. Don't think I've seen a more 'WTF video' this year than the pensioners living in Spain backing Brexit and moaning about immigration.

Strange strange people

It is not certain at all the UK will be signing trade deals as the type of Brexit to be achieved is still unknown. Wasn't it Nick Clegg who wrote a few months ago that Liam Fox doesn't really have a job he just does not know it yet.

You have made that choice freely and can withdraw whenever you want to should you be prepared to accept the inevitable economic damage. The same way we did when we founded NATO, the UN, EFTA etc.