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Topic History of: People "feel sorry" for Theresa May
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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The brilliance of Nigel Farage is that he seems to have millions of followers who will vote for him yet haven't a fucking clue what his policies are.
These are frightening times and the most sophisticated campaign to rip Europe apart is under way.
# did anyone note my "Brexit violence " video is actually the opposite?.
If you look at Youtube as an example: the far right, Nazis etc ( Farage & Robinson are all of that) have completely dominated YouTube as an outlet.
100s and 100s of videos with supposedly millions of views. It isn't credible
It's an amazingly effective campaign. After being booted from other platforms (no- it's not a denial of their "free speech") and the exposure of the Cambridge Analytica scandal..a "scandal" of mass criminality which has successfully forged what could be the most momentous change in Britain of the last few 100 years...it seems they have re-grouped and simply moved onto a new way of dominating the message.
Britain's policing forces aren't interested so why not?
One day someone will explain (maybe Silent( he isn't) Majority (they aren't) what the benefit for Britain will be by going alone.
I keep hearing Brexiters say "they want it to happen and they want it now"..but why? What do they think is going to happen apart from chaos for years as Britain tries to build relationships it's already had for decades except...the rest of the world has moved on.
I had arguments with ex-pats here in Oz who danced with joy the day after the Referendum result.
Not one..not one could actually tell me why they were so excited. Just weird.
Some tried to claim the UK would now be doing fabulous trade deals with Australia.
No they won't. Australia turned to Asia after Britain joined the Common Market in order to survive. I The deals (which took 20/30/40 years to conclude , prevent it doing deals elsewhere bar the EU.
So I have pals who emigrated from the UK seemingly for a better life yet they don't even know how the fucking country they emigrated to operates. Madness. Madness.
Kevin Rudd was elected as PM of Ox in 2007. As an expert Mandarin speaker with 30 years diplomatic experience in China, he began negotiations on the biggest trade deal Australia will ever do with China in 2009...it's still not concluded as he tries to tell everyone long after he left politics.
And it's just a normal trade deal.
No-one ever explains how Britain will work after Brexit..it's all done of faith. They prattle on about fabulous trade deals that will be done the following day when it's impossible (they take years) and trying to unravel current deals will be a nightmare..especially when Britain has no-one to do these deals (they need about 5000 trade negotiators).
Has Nigel Farage ever, ever said one single thing about how Britain will work after Brexit? Yet this is the man that made it happen and is still asking for votes and still NOT SAYING HOW IT WILL HAPPEN.
If someone could explain the benefits I'd listen. No-one ever does.
This is the weirdest thing I've ever witnessed in my life.
You have to ask cui bono?. It's pretty obvious : Russia. If Russia can sow dissension within Europe and nip away at the edges, it benefits hugely.
It's already nobbled Trump and he's either complicit or too stupid to see it..I reckon he's a classic sociopath narcissist and doesn't even care. It's of no interest to him.
You can't really blame Russia either. The rest of the world have treated Russia like a pariah. They really believe it's their time to shine in the sun.
The USA is going down the tubes. It cannot get any better, only worse. Whoever follows Trump, he's unleashed tens of millions of fanatical followers. Most have guns.
The puppet Farage..who talks the talk (but what does he ever say? not much..it's all waffle presented in that pub talk way where problems are solved over a few drinks..even though they never are) has successfully, with the aid of a handful of foreign media barons, to tie Britain up for years now doing..fuck all !! Madness, utter madness.
I disagree with JK..I actually had sympathy for Theresa May because there is no bloody solution to this madness.
What could she do?
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Silent Minority |
Barney wrote:
Silent Minority wrote:
I'd vote Farage,but now never UKIP,and never Robinson...UKIP on 3% sums up their political stance quite well....and the type of looney fringe they became...and a good reason Farage left.
And you'd vote for the Brexit Party without knowing its policies, seeing its manifesto - and without any idea who (and on what terms) is funding it!?
I actually know quite a lot,as I was involved in getting it up and running...
...it declares income exactly the same as the other parties...no more or less....has far more members/supporters than the others when it comers to direct income ...the clear majority of its funds are small amounts...
Talking of funding...I've had lots of fun with Craig over this...I was paid quite handsomely in 2015 running focus groups on how to get him in,and keep Nigel out... 
www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jan/09...ction-expenses-rules
...it has but two policies...you know both...the other parties have lots of policies...and they lost because of their direct inability to honour some of them....
....you have failed to understand that the Brexit Party is a coalition of those who want Brexit delivered...and want voting reform...it's a broad-church for those who feel these are the most important things needed now...not more idiots making fools of themselves and us....the public have a choice..and will continue to have a choice....it's called democracy....they can listen to Farage,or to you.....
Give my love to those you still see from the Colebrook. |
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Barney |
Silent Minority wrote:
I'd vote Farage,but now never UKIP,and never Robinson...UKIP on 3% sums up their political stance quite well....and the type of looney fringe they became...and a good reason Farage left.
And you'd vote for the Brexit Party without knowing its policies, seeing its manifesto - and without any idea who (and on what terms) is funding it!?
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Silent Minority |
Barney wrote:
Barney wrote:
Because of his former membership of the EDL, he isn't allowed to be a UKIP member - and is an 'adviser' to them.
Sorry SM, I got it wrong - but then right, as above.
As an adviser to the UKIP leader, Robinson is not UKIP member, only on a technicality.
Tommy - who uses different names (like when applying for a passport) - must be a busy chap, with all his ongoing legal hearings!
During his election campaign...
Glad you admitted your mistake...I'd vote Farage,but now never UKIP,and never Robinson...UKIP on 3% sums up their political stance quite well....and the type of looney fringe they became...and a good reason Farage left.... |
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Barney |
Barney wrote:
Because of his former membership of the EDL, he isn't allowed to be a UKIP member - and is an 'adviser' to them.
Sorry SM, I got it wrong - but then right, as above.
As an adviser to the UKIP leader, Robinson is not UKIP member, only on a technicality.
Tommy - who uses different names (like when applying for a passport) - must be a busy chap, with all his ongoing legal hearings!
During his election campaign...
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