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You have zero evidence for your baseless fantastical claim. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/21/donald-tusk-warned-david-cameron-about-stupi...

The £14 billion includes the rebate.

David Cameron campaigned for Remain.

I think it's worse than that. Presentism cannot assume a preferred foliation of something it claims does not exist. Presentism cannot admit spacetime ...

A handy list of Brexit campaign lies to awaken you from your delusions. "£4300 cost to families/households" if UK votes Leave. This was concocted by d...

I know it because I know many people who voted Leave, and through the extensive research done by polling organisations. e.g. http://lordashcroftpolls....

The people who voted Leave did so because they want to live in a functioning democracy. Also, there was not a single argument to Remain, other than fe...

OK So the membership fee is closer to £14billion. The deficit in traded goods is still £95billion. EU still takes £4billion in fish from UK waters. EU...

I get it. Uk must pay £13billion membership fee, £4billion in fish, £4billion in benefits to EU citizens, and suffer a £95billion deficit in traded go...

Literally everything in relative motion inhabits a different present. These presents become more strikingly in disagreement as relative speeds increas...

And someone else can describe reality from a different reference frame and they both disagree. They don't just disagree on the time, but disagree on t...

Eternalism isn't metaphysical if it's part of our best physical theories. Both general relativity and quantum mechanics tell us that the universe as a...

We know that an objective present cannot exist because the clocks disagree. All there can be are relative presents. And presentism cannot explain why ...

Perhaps you don't, but you cannot explain, given an objective present, why the clocks diverge.

Really? How does GMT+1 manage to remain +1 to GMT if the time zones run at different rates?

And to think this was the sort of thing that used to be on TV.

Why do clocks on the earth and in orbit run at different rates? Clocks in different time zones don't run at different rates.

How does gravity alter the rate of clocks under presentism? How can the present be at different times under presentism?

The IMF is fairly upbeat about UK GDP growth. https://order-order.com/2019/01/21/imf-uk-will-fastest-growing-european-g7-country-brexit/

If the "Present" existed, then the clocks would read the same.

The Brexit vote was about sovereignty and democracy. Everyone expected an immediate economic hit. This was assured by the government, Bank of England,...

How about doing a simple time dilation experiment? Synchronise atomic clocks, and take one on a flight around the world. When the clocks are reunited,...

Well I'll list the exclusions from that EU directive, and then we'll see if a single market in services exists: Financial services, banking, credit, i...

I defer to Project Fear for economic fore casts, but nevertheless, as part of basic economic theory, open free-trading democracies always prevail. Bre...

But the Multiverse structure is correct.

There is no Common Market in services. There is no Customs Union in services. The UK pays what it does in return for access to the Common Market in go...

They aren't my figures. Latest reporting from the government indicates that only 43% of UK trade, and falling, is with EU. https://www.ons.gov.uk/busi...

It is the government that reports that trade with EU accounted for 43% of UK economy in 2016. https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/internat...

Well, figures go up and down. ONS reported 43% for 2016, the BBC claims 44% is the 2015 figure. The fact remains that UK trades more with the rest of ...

No. According to the Office for National Statistics, UK total trade with the EU was £622billion in 2017, which includes imports, exports, goods and se...

UK trades more with the rest of the World than the EU. This is obvious since UK trade with EU accounts for 44% of GDP, despite the paltry 8% of GDP in...

UK runs a surplus in traded goods with the rest of the world, and its most profitable trading partner is the USA, with which the UK returns a trade su...

Total trade with the EU sits at about 44% of GDP and falling, but that is irrelevant. UK pays money to the EU, gives up its fish and pays £4billion in...

The EU Commission, but there are plenty of sources, e.g: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/Intra-EU_trade_in_goods_-_recent...

Sure, LA County has registration rate of 112%, and Broward County FL has more votes cast than registered voters, including the dead ones. Nothing to s...

Ah yes, those six...teen mysterious ways.

There's a lot going on behind the scenes to counteract voter-fraud. https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/california-and-los-angeles...

Less than 8% of UK GDP depends on selling goods to EU, according to the EU Commission.

There are certain space-time structures that make time-travel possible, if I remember correctly. Didn't Kurt Godel discover one, as did Frank Tipler? ...

If UK received anything of value in return approaching that huge financial burden, then why does no other EU country pay a similar penalty?

There never is an answer though.

What do you think you get for £13billion membership fee, £4billion in fish, £4billion in benefits to EU citizens, and a £95billion deficit in traded g...

Why don't you list the 16 different corruptions? Both the Conservatives and the Greens had manifesto commitments for an EU referendum. Cameron was nev...

You haven't laid out a single fact though.

And had Remain won, I'm sure you would be complaining about the corruption.

If UK abandons democracy, it will be like France on a Saturday, except it will be every day.

You mean pro-Democracy nonsense, surely. The UK cancelled their referendum on EU membership in 2006 because it was clear that the people would vote th...

You note correctly, that you have no representation on the EU body with monopoly on legislative initiative, monopoly on fiscal initiative, and which e...

Who represents you on the EU Commission?

Well, in the specific case of Brexit, democracy is embodied in the referendum, its result. and the government's promise to implement the result. This ...