Nigel Farage TRAPPED on Brexit Party bus as he's targeted by men armed with milkshakes
Thwarted by milkshake but claims he has all the answers on Brexit.
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Nigel Farage TRAPPED on Brexit Party bus as he's targeted by men armed with milkshakes
Thwarted by milkshake but claims he has all the answers on Brexit.
^ yep, closing down democratic processes is something to support...
Watch this and enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RWUuB66fO8
The 'elites' are panicking and trying every trick in their propaganda play book... even milkshakes, just pathetic...
Do you post anything that isn't made up FuFu? The article which you failed to link to from the sun came as quite surprise to people who were actually on the bus. Anyway who you voting for FuFu?Quote:
Originally Posted by foobar
May has gone, chaos to ensue with £ at $1.26 and a Tory leadership election that will break the party up to be followed by a GE in July. Brexit, the gift that just keeps on giving.
Great fun.
Need a GE as soon as possible so the Brexit Party can carry on their momentum and hopefully break into Westminster in decent numbers, but as has been shown in these Euro elections there will be mass tactical voting to try and stop them which is easier to do in first past the post but won't work so well in today's elections with PR.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
Boris is only one who can save the Tories but his fellow MPs dont want him, electoral oblivion if they choose anyone else.
This man will be smiling.
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=31821&stc=1
Anthony Neil Wedgwood Benn (3 April 1925 – 14 March 2014), originally known as Anthony Wedgwood Benn, but later as Tony Benn, was a British politician, writer, and diarist.[1] He was a Member of Parliament (MP) for 47 years between the 1950 and 2001 general elections and a Cabinet minister in the Labour governments of Harold Wilson and James Callaghan in the 1960s and 1970s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Benn
and a founding member of the Brexit party is affiliated with the BNPQuote:
Originally Posted by lom
Nigel is quite the proud nationalist :)
is it that real? got a link with pics :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by foobar
No, but we now know that FuFu aswell as being an avid Daily Mail reader is also a reader of The Sun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
the irony is that the EU election is the only true Democratic voting process for most EU countries, including France and the UK, hence why Farage and LePen are leading the pack with 25% of the voteQuote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
but again you fail to understand that Brexit is not up the UK parliament and the UK is under supranational legal obligations they can't get away with. As a reminder, supranational agreements supercede all local legal provisions and parliament decisions.
You are fooked, you are not leaving :rofl:
We will leave, fuck knows when but leave we will.
Also technically May could ratified her own deal and get away with it and told the UK parliament to fuck off, if the EU27 voted to say that the new UK deal was going to be the only deal to replace the old deal :)
you are delusional, so typically chavy :)Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
when? maybe next century if you ever recover from the political dramas
well the good news is if the EU collapse, as proclaimed here, you will fall with us :)
Good fooking ridance :)
Theresa May faces pressure after Andrea Leadsom resigns
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-48374841
Theresa May is continuing to face pressure from her own MPs to resign after one of her senior ministers quit the cabinet.
The Leader of the House, Andrea Leadsom, stepped down on Wednesday night over the PM's Brexit policy.
Several cabinet ministers have also told the BBC that the PM cannot stay in her post.
Mrs May said she was "sorry to lose someone of [Mrs Leadsom's] passion, drive and sincerity".
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday night, Mrs Leadsom said Mrs May's new Brexit plan had "elements I cannot support, that aren't Brexit".
The minister had been due to appear in the Commons on Thursday to give a business statement to MPs.
Mrs Leadsom was set to announce when the prime minister's Withdrawal Agreement Bill - the legislation needed to implement the agreement between the UK and EU - would be introduced to Parliament.
It is not clear who will take her place at the dispatch box.
On Wednesday, members of the Conservatives' backbench 1922 Committee held a secret ballot on whether to change party rules, to allow the prime minister to face a vote of no confidence immediately.
Not delusional at all but no one knows what's going to happen at the moment as in who the new Tory leader will be and whether we will be having a GE in the next few months or not. One thing we all know is Doris deal is dead, so we have to wait and see what direction the new PM is going to take us in. Personally I think we will end up with some sort of Canada + deal as a starting point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
I think you haven't been paying attention to the last 2 years if you think a Canada deal is possible :)
hopefully the next PM did, otherwise it will be another British fool taking you on a roller-coaster,
it's a tragedy because the Maybot brexit was a win-win for everybody, but now it's gone
you guys voting today, make sure to choose Nigel to send a strong message to Merckel :)
Even a Brexit in name only would have been good for the UK, it will have stopped the silly Euro debates and help you move on with more pressing matters and a better focus on local priorities, instead of fighting about the EU like you did over the last 2 decades
The Europhile and Euroseptic would have been gone, since the BINO details would have been impossible to debate in public to be meaningful and interesting :)
it was a good deal, with a decent political exit for everyone
Now you are stuck in a political quagmire that will take a full century to untight,
^ the EU is stuck in a political quagmire...
We have two issues: our own parliament is disfunctional, the EU is disfunctional and will fail.
We need to leave the EU and sort out our own parliament - but, so many scumbags at the trough that it's very hard to do. UK career politicians are so out of date with societies needs, and the EU just makes it worse; British steel is failing, in part because we are unable to use British made steel (British jobs...) for British war ships, due to the EU tender rules. &, due to various other EU regulations, it's difficult to pay the 75 million (quite a small amount) to save these many thousands of jobs. It's a disgrace.
Will do, the Brexit party could possibly win more seats than Merkels CDU making it the largest party in the Euro parliament. Obviously that becomes a bit irrelevant though when only 25 seats out of a 700 seat parliament but let's see how anti EU parties do across the whole of the EU and the make up of the next parliament could be quite interesting. Le Pen still leading in Frogsville?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
British steel is 2nd grade and China is one of their main competitors. 2nd grade steel is also less wanted in Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
This is a problem that Germany and Sweden doesn't have, they usually sell whatever they can produce.
Why doesn't Britain stop whining and start produce prime steel, a product that is wanted?
I also find it unbelievable that EU could force Britain to use imported steel for their own ships, where do you get that from?
You really are quite unwell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
If you are going to make up utter garbage then at last try to make it amusing or entertaining.
Shoulda kept Cleggy, at least he never pretended to know wtf's going on!Quote:
Originally Posted by Warwick
Anyone know if May has the authority as PM to revoke A50 without consultation or support? If she does have the authority, I reckon she might well do it as her final act of betrayal before saying fcuk you and leaping into the EU (or UN) trough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton