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  1. Andrew
    Can I correct you. 52per cent of those who voted were in favour. My son and nephews and many of their friends who are now 18 didn’t get a chance to vote on their future.
    It’s true many young people didn’t vote who had the chance but some of the older brexiteers are now dead. Even if they’re not they’ve enjoyed many years of peace and prosperity as eu citizens
    It seems quite ironic to me as a young person I voted to become a part of the eu in 1975 partly because I felt a United Europe would be a strong force against the Eastern European threat at that time.
    Just as we are about to leave Europe the USA and Russia have torn up the agreement to curtail nuclear developments!!!
    Democracy to me is the ability to change elected governments or regimes at given times. This is not the case with brexit. The ones who voted have shaped the lives of generations to come who will have no ability to reverse the situation
    Rant over ( but you did ask what I thought), !!!

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