Comments by "Phil Dobson" (@phildobson8705) on "Brexit: How do you delay leaving? - BBC News" video.

We could have left on the 29th of March and the Tories would be ahead in the polls but instead May chose that they to be April Fools forever more. We must focus on getting UKIP election results.
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@stevepetty7009 that's propaganda most voters think no deal is a good idea. Why pay 39 billion when in the future somebody might want to rejoin at which point UK will be held to ransom to sign up to the euro and pay much more
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@stevepetty7009 Experts? You mean civil servants, people who can't imagine any other job than a government job? People who if they didn't look out the window they wouldn't have anything else to do?
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@stevepetty7009 Take a look at the company I work for Steve, a company that would benefit massively from leaving the EU. Notice how we provide power for 6000 homes and are biggest producer of tomatoes in UK https://apsgroup.uk.com/about The point here Steve is that companies that produce in the UK will benefit and it will be an advantage to be producing in UK Independent. The EU has made it clear they cannot make a trade deal until a country has left, so we leave with No Deal then make a sensible deal such as Canada Theresa May was offered this and said it didn't solve the Northern Ireland problem but her deal doesn't solve the Northern Ireland problem does it? No, Theresa May's deal has to have a Backstop. Imagine if Theresa May had decided not to be an April Fool and we had left on the 29th of March! Right now we would be making that trade deal and sure it would probably take time to sole Northern Ireland problem but at least we wouldn't have the Damocles Sword of the backstop hanging over us. UK has a legally binding agreement with Southern Ireland not to put border, so we won't. Nor will EU. The obvious solution would be make Northern Ireland independent then they could be free to make trade deals with us and EU There is absolutely no doubt whatsoever that both leave and remain voters do not like Theresa May's deal which was defeated in the biggest defeat ever in the Houses of Parliament. Yvette Cooper's attempt to stop no deal failed twice before finally being passed by one vote the vote of the criminal convicted for lying about speeding.
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We could have left on the 29th of March and the Tories would be ahead in the polls but instead May chose that they to be April Fools forever more. We must focus on getting UKIP election results.
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We could have left on the 29th of March and the Tories would be ahead in the polls but instead May chose that they to be April Fools forever more. We must focus on getting UKIP election results.
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Why is BBC getting as patronising as Theresa May, thinking they need to explain in ever more simple terms, like May, implying Frontline workers are Simpletons? "No possibly" any other reason why people don't like her deal?
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