Evil Inky

If they supply oxygen on the train, you'd have to be hardcore to do this journey by bike

I think you're confusing facts and opinions here. Let's say Alex Jones or David Icke states that they believe that the Royal Family are shape-shifting lizards. They may well be telling the truth in that this is their actual opinion. But since there is no evidence that the Royal Family are shape-shifting lizards, or that shape-shifting lizards even exist, it can be demonstrated that their opinion is factually incorrect.

The thing is though, when it comes to pandemics, the opinion of an epidemiologist who's studied the subject for years isn't equivalent to the opinion of someone who's found out from Facebook that Bill Gates is putting 5G-enabled microchips in the COVID-19 vaccine in order to cover up that the Moon landings were faked.

Ah, debate by hyperlink. Nothing quite like it.

He did. This is a quote from the Conservative Party manifesto for the 1970 election:

Ted Heath was democratically elected: he didn't seize power in a coup, you know.

One consequence would be leaving the EU, surely, or would you have been prepared to be flexible on that point?

It doesn't bother you that the guy in charge of Brexit was telling lies about Brexit to the House of Commons?

David Davis, (then Brexit secretary), told the House of Commons that “there will be no downside to Brexit at all, and considerable upsides”, in October 2016.

In addition, many jobs require qualifications: if an employer is looking for a time-served joiner, someone with a degree in astronomy isn't going to be any use to them.

Just pointing out that when it's suggested we put a customs border down the Irish Sea, and introduce a pile of red tape, you're all "woo-hoo! What's the worst that could happen?", but when it's proposed that the Co-op build a shop in Sandwick, you seem to think that's a bit too risky.

I'd have thought that, as an ardent Brexiteer, you be all for this

FTFY

^^^ I'm guessing they might be produced somewhere like China by criminals who aren't too familiar with English?

Oranges and bananas were just examples of things that can't be produced in the UK. If you insist on an Australian example, you could pick bauxite.