twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1171035681994477568 >“For a supposedly adequate lawyer who loves the ECHR, Grieve doesn’t seem to realise that his request for private messages is blatantly illegal and will be rejected by the Cabinet Office. We love the rule of law in No10.”
> A legal loop-hole in Corbyn's #SurrenderBill, elaborate please
now assuming Frogs stick to their guns on not giving yet another extension, what is your opposition able to do after prorogation is over? Doesn't it end one day prior to the EU summit, when Boris is to appear with his begging letter but without any propositions on how the situation will be solved? Should EU say fuck off, what would/could happen next?
Hunter Powell
Is this the only show on earth where people can have a reasonable discussion about Brexit?
>LABOUR'S PLATFORM CALLS FOR A DEAL THAT BASICALLY KEEPS US IN THE EU, ALL OF THE LABOUR LEADERS EXCEPT CORYBN OPPOSE THIS DEAL, CORYBN WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL, LABOUR HAS NO COHERENT POSITION ON BREXIT
Brandon Sanchez
galloway's alright for a dirty stinking commie
Sebastian Miller
Just shows you that when it comes to binary yes or no issues democracies are no better if not worse than authoritarian regimes in being stable and effective.
Daniel Brooks
>We need a second referendum. This madness has to end.
I don't know if the UK won't descend into civil war by the time that happens.
Luke Evans
Corbyn hides his power level, in reality it is him who controls McDonnell and Milne, if the public even got a hint of the iron fist of Jeremy Corbyn he wont win the next election
Everyone says how impossible it will be to rejoin the EU say ten years in the future because it will mean giving up the Pound and joining the Euro.
But will that actually matter? In london you are already seeing lots of shops begining to only take contactless payments, many people now dont carry cash with them, and fuck knows in 20 years time we might not even have physical cash. There wont be the imagery of the Queen's face dispearing from our currency, it will simply be a matter off the symbol on our bank statement changing from £ to €
Tbh apart from the internationalist bullshit and the degenerate end goal of it, a lot of commie shit isn’t too bad imo.
Jaxson Perry
democracy is essentially media rule. The best way to solve this would be for voting to require a mean-tested voting license. I think an IQ test would be the best way to disqualify people to be honest.
Adrian Rivera
You’ve never heard the >hurrr democracy is shit but still better than every other government type in human history Argument?
That’s a good idea but...even if you have a high iq doesn’t mean you aren’t retarded when it comes to politics, still better than letting Tim the chav who thinks football is the high point of human achievement voting though.
Adam Phillips
How about eat shit? Wisdom of the crowds is a thing.
Ian Carter
what a boring video
Jace Martin
fookin bargain m80
Xavier Cox
>loyal brits vote a second time to get out of the eu >same shit again >fast forward 3 years >"alright, this won't do, lets have another referendum" Repeat until remain wins but .1 percent.
Logan Wright
cry and feel betrayed by the EU
Blake Flores
Corbyn: relucant remain Shadow ministers: mostly remain Platform: get a soft brexit deal to try and reconcile the leave/remainers, but put it to a referenda with remain on the table. Voters: all over the fucking place.
Adam Edwards
They don't have one. Apparently they are content in playing the default position on that one without committing to any particular solution.
Juan Torres
It’s quite funny really if you really look into it the USSR was still a mutated form of the Russian empire and in a lot of ways were more nationalist than the ‘free’ western world.
Logan Myers
Anything that weakens the UK, and only the UK, is a good option for anyone that wants to make a trade deal with the UK. As long as the Brexit negotiations are still happening, the EU is too busy dealing with the UK, instead of putting real effective pressure on Switzerland for agreeing to the new framework agreements or getting sidelined. Therefore, keep having strife between your executive and your legislative, England, and keep being unable to agree what your future relationship with the EU is supposed to entail. This is good for Switzerland.
Eli Edwards
This is all that counts. This is what was put to the people. They voted leave. Simple as.
basically with politicians whatever they call the opposition the opposite is true
Gavin Morales
Ultimately though, this ain't harmful enough to cause an actual civil war. Only real food shortages would. I wouldn't mind a no deal Brexit to cause something like that to weaken England, but we all know that the powers that be will do anything to make sure that this won't happen.
Cooper Johnson
Looking highly unlikely considering the tories don't want to do it for a list of reasons, and Boris doesn't actually want no deal.
Julian Peterson
Obviously it wouldn't filter out everyone, but it would go a long way. Imagine the number of blacks and inbred Muslims that would lose the right to vote. The wisdom of the crowds = what the Daily Mail tells them is true. Most people are retards and will vote for things that benefit them, the retards. This means stuff like socialism which is gibs. People often talk of declining white birth rates but I can attest from experience that the white women on the local council estate have 2 kids at the minimum with some going up to 5. The smart white women are having at most 1 kid most of the time. This results in a dysgenic effect as the stupid begin to outnumber the smart.
Jonathan Foster
>have two and 3/4 years to prepare to leave the EU >over three years later we are still in this mess because the UK government couldn't agree on anything
Sebastian Murphy
>England
Charles Morris
The Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has already said they would still campaign for remain in the event of a 2nd leave vote.
Colton Baker
The 'smart' ones are currently flapping their hands in the houses of parliament achieving precisely fuck all.
Samuel Price
Tory party red lines designed to keep the party from splitting did this. May went in saying "this is what we can accept" and the EU basically filled in what was acceptable to them.
She was also stupid for accepting a 2 phase negotiation.
Nathaniel Wright
>spends 3 years farting around and then trying to get a shit deal
No shit, it has been their end-game since the referendum result.
Anthony Clark
Civil war is a meme. Only an ecological disaster resulting in huge crop failure could cause such a thing to happen. The bankers have learned not to subject the people to starvation conditions due to lessons learned during the Weimar period.
Eli Peterson
May was a traitor. She did not represent the wishes of the British public in any way, shape or form.
Civil war may not happen, but UK will collapse soon.
Gabriel Gomez
Can't help snaking a big P in there too, I notice. Andrew oughta feel better.
Hunter Rodriguez
>be shill >do it for minimum wage because you desperately wanted a job in which you could sit at a desk and avoid face-to-face confrontation >do it because your upbringing consisted of being bullied by Deano and William leaving you with a burning hatred of your countrymen >do it because you literally had no other options as a school failure >do it while holding back the tears, knowing full well that your job is meaningless and the truth will out