Hello, I'm Dorian Linsky. Welcome to Remaniacs, the Brexit podcast that's thinking of relocating

to Amsterdam. If you like our lovely theme tune Demon is a monster by Corner Shop, you

can now buy it on iTunes and other digital platforms and hear what it sounds like without

me talking over it. This week we'll be talking about the Electoral Commission inquiry

into the leave campaign's creative financing. Irish T-shirt, Lea Verad-Carts, red line on

the question of an open border in Ireland, which prompted the sun to tell him to shut his

gobb and Daniel Himmagen-Hannon to refer to our closest neighbour and ally as the other

side. And the leave voting heartland, who are now asking for special protection against

the consequences of the thing they voted for. We'll also be discussing the Brexit regretters.

Are they sleeping giants or paper tigers? And in the interests of blowing our metropolitan

media bubble to smithereens, we experienced the psychedelic parallel universe depicted

in the daily express. Ian Dunn is a way, basking in the glory of becoming the first

Remaniacs presenter to be picketed by real-life Brexit supporters in bath last week. We're all

nauseous with envy. But we do have our regular Brexit sleuth Peter Collins. Hello Peter,

you ever been picketed? Sadly not. Scorn, scapegoat, mocked, ridiculed, insulted, taunted,

derided but never picketed. Not yet anyway. I mean if you can actually bring people

out onto the streets with placards, you've achieved something. Isn't he a bastard?

Yeah. Plus this week's very special guest, Suzanne Moore is a prolific columnist for the

Guardian and one of the few people who can claim to have written for both Marxism today

and the Daily Mail. She also stood as an independent candidate for Hackney North and Stoke

Newington in the 2010 election because she was so disgusted by the other options. Hi,

Suzanne, thanks for coming. I wrote for the mail on Sunday, different paper to the Daily

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