Mr #NotMyBrexit  🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇪🇺 🌍 aka Mr Remain

This is European Windrush what is happening to this poor woman is just tragic.https://twitter.com/annaamatorights/status/1211027205997965312 …

Boris Johnson is speaking utter rubbish, as usual. The Tories are set to miss their inadequate net zero carbon target by 49 years. It’s a choice between saving the planet or defending the big polluters. And they’re on the side of the big polluters. #PMQs

Tory MPs laughed as @LilianGreenwood raised the avoidable tragedy of Errol Graham starving to death after his benefits were cut. This beggars belief.https://twitter.com/LilianGreenwood/status/1225024414804254720 …

ps, that's not an argument against Scottish independence! Point is: UK Gov is imposing a policy that limits Scotland's choices / makes them more difficult. So if anything: it's an argument for Scotland to have proper say on own future rather than it be dictated by hostile UK Gov?

Can we be confident that Johnson & his Hard Right Brexit Buddies thought through those really fundamental domestic consequences of their anti-EU, Trump-licking nationalist propaganda about "Global Britain" casting off the Brussels yoke? Answers on a postcard to "Bleeding Obvious"

Important to highlight (often neglected) question: how does UK government's policy choice to pursue only distant future relationship with EU, then impact back upon equally important policy dilemmas still to be made about internal UK governance / future relations? Two examples...

Just rereading UK statement on future relationship negotiations with EU, in prep for tonight's talk with @WWWednesdayLPL All those Leave campaign promises? May's "deep & special partnership"? Even Johnson's revised Political Declaration? All history. This is an extremist Brexit.

Weapons grade bollocks! 1. UK fish quotas were sold to the highest bidders 2. EU rules allow for controls. Unlike e.g. Belgium, we chose not to do it. 3. We always had the right to deport criminals 4. Leaving the EU has already cost more than all our contributions since joining

Everything comes at a price. You can't have everything and pay nothing. You have sold people a dream they can never have. And you have made their lives worse. No amount of Union Flag waving can undo the harm you have caused.

Would anyone else like to see Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson in a ‘Bush Tucker Trial’? Mind you, who knows what he got up to during Bullingdon club rituals.https://twitter.com/mrremain/status/1224762875719360513 …

I know. But doesn't it change the psychology of the argument when we're free to talk about what we could gain, rather than "scare" people with what we could lose? (The list itself is identical in both cases.)

Let's face it, the EU is always going to be there on our doorstep. Literally, in the case of Northern Ireland. And the continental EU is only 30 miles away across that "all important" Dover-Calais crossing. So we can't just ignore them.

2. Free trade deals with countries around the world, including Japan, Canada and South Korea 3. Just-in-time manufacturing, the kind that supports millions of jobs in our automotive, aerospace and other sectors