The Brexit Party

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  1. gnoib

    gnoib Well-Known Member

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    Don't be so mean, you will hurt his feelings.

    Buuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
     
  2. gnoib

    gnoib Well-Known Member

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    The EU does not hate The Idiot in Chief, it is not PC to hate an Idiot.
     
  3. The Rhetoric of Life

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    It's amount, is dignity, and it's value is priceless, and it's made payable to those who vote and have rights of minorities and our own currencies. Self determined masses not a nutty economic zone.

    What dignity have the EU got?
    Apart from American fought, British bought peace?
     
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    Nope Mutti was right, the Eu has its rules.

    So what is the big deal, just Exit. The UK has become a banana republic, with out the pleasant climate, which can not get even something that simple done.
    It honestly deserves BJ or Farage as PM, they are great for a banana republic.
     
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    Tax haven for The City (of London)?

    Germany's a vassel of Germany which is one the stupidest positions the Fatherland could have put itself into, again, because Europe will implode onto Germany and Germany probably won't even see it coming despite economic warnings from Greece, and political tensions in it's own thing that it's also a vassel of. And you live in Colarado. Clearly you feel America is better than Europe/The EU/Germany... American culture compared to German and European, admit it, you like it out there.
     
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    Gotta leaflet for Brexit Party today...

    It was addressed to me and everything.

    They must know I'm a Conservative, they're going after me, I swear lol.
    Also....

    That's the first leaflet for this up coming election I've received on my doorstep, not even my own party's done that.

    I am so going to vote Brexit Party.
     
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  7. gnoib

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    I see in my business every day a good crossection of Americans. Its not very nice. 200lbs is skinny. The women have a strange problem, around 40 their hips start to change, they get huge including their butts and upper legs. Even if they work out. The better educated that take great care about what they eat and were it comes from, do not have that problem. Especially if they have been raised on good quality selected food.
    But the great majority does not do that, bio rated food is very expensive, cost about twice as much, meat and produce.
    That's the reason why todays Americans have those huge problems, deformities and obesity, its those nice growth hormones you like and a nother minor problem the antibiotic in the meat. Diabetics a gigantic problem, hip replacements, knee replacement, shoulder replacement and so on and son.
    The US is everything but a healthy country, it has a huge health problem because of the crap food that is sold here.
    You do not see that in Europe
     
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    I happen to live in Colorado and I sure like it. No I do not think the US is better than Europe.
    I did not leave Germany 4 decades ago, because I did not like it, but at that time a person with my education and skills could not find a job in Germany. I could have sat idle on my ars, but I was restless and took my live in my own hands.
    Spend 7 years in South and Central America and than landed by accident in the US. Cut a deal with Marlboro Adventure Tours, a 3 year deal about a adventure trip in the US.
    That's how I ended up in the US.
    Accident.
    But let me say, the US has changed over those 3 decades and that change is not good. It has become worse since Trump showed up.
    I have made up my mind 1 year ago, that it is time to leave, which I hope to be able to do within the next 5 years, that is how long it probably will take to sell everything.
    So no, the US is as great as you think.
    Culture, the US has no culture, the US is a throwaway culture, McD, Taco Bell, with a extremely wasteful people.
     
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    Now it makes sense that May should try to get some arrangement going with Corbyn: she knew damn well it could never happen and was just using him to (I think the expression is?) to stop the clock, or run down the clock . . . to mark time until it became too late to head off our EU election obligations - if we have any such obligations? And the reason to fire the starting pistol for our EU elections involvement is obviously to continue our membership for the next 4 years, because once our membership is renewed it makes leaving even more complex. And Adonis was on PM last night slagging off Farage like he's the devil incarnate. I have NEVER known anything like this. They're out of control and riding roughshod over our democratic rights, and they don't care that we know it. And apparently the deception is going to cost us taxpayers £150,000,
     
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    cerberus Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Which other party would we vote for - all the others are traitors.
     
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    Nice ... and why do not the Brexit people show any dignity? Why do they come with lies and deception on their own people? Why are they blaming the EU for the things that are the fault of the British themselves?
    And to have dignity, you also have to know about the issue and here is just a big black hole instead of any clue at the Brexit people!

    And dignity at Trump? ROFL .... this is an unknown word for this jerk!
     
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    Deleted, whyever double post happened!
     
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    Just think of the consequences of another referendum? If the the result was the same (to Leave), there would be a nationwide demand for yet another decisive one (best of three??), or worse - if there were to be a Remain result we'd have to go through years of shelling out £350,000 a week for ever and a day, and even more bizarrely - if the result of the second referendum happened to be closer than the first referendum, there would be a demand by the losing Leavers for yet another referendum for the same reason - best of three? When I'm watching reporters like the gorgeous Laura Kuenssberg and the fragrant Katya Adler explaining it, I'm always astounded how they can get their heads around it all.
     
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    Judging by the way we routinely chuck billions of pounds down the proverbial drain - think Grayling's gross incompetence (if it really was incompetence - hold that thought??), disproportionately compensating anyone who has a gripe even way back from the days of Empire to more recently like the Windrush successors imminent payouts, which was a breathtaking political screw-up by . . . wait for it - the Home Office when May was Home Sec. (hold that thought too??), and there are plenty of other profligate expenditures which I'm not inclined to mention right now; call me a conspiracy theorist but it's becoming suspiciously like, by accident or design, our country is slowly being bankrupted so we will eventually be forced to join the common currency to be bailed out. Why the **** do we keep re-electing these traitorous opportunists?
     
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    Not £350 million a week. No matter how big you write a lie on the side of a bus it is still a lie.
     
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    So they kindly give some of it back . . . but only if we spend it how they tell us to?
     
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    ....think its called "politics" or something like that.....the art of the desirable motivated by the aspirations to power based on the desire for change....none of which is designed to reflect a truism as such...
    point being that nobody should believe what they read on the side of a bus...but hey....what do I know
     
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    What do any of us know? [​IMG] These days I just default to everything's a lie unless I'm convinced that it isn't.
     
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    More lies.
    There are no stipulations on how we spend Thatcher's rebate or how farmers spend their subsidies.
    You need to read a different bus...
     
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    If you are saying that we should never blindly accept what politicians tell us without applying critical thought and investigating whether or not it is true then I agree wholeheartedly. This is why I keep pointing out to Cerberus that his figure of £350 million is a lie. Even those who came up with it have admitted it was a distortion but Cerberus prefers to hold onto it and keep repeating it despite claiming that he takes everything a politician says as a lie until he is convinced otherwise.
     
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    The latest 'expenditure' to bankrupt the UK . . .

    "Grenfell Tower: Government to pay £200m for safer cladding"

    And it isn't 'the government' that's paying it, it's us ffs!!

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48211833
     
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    Potentially yes, however, in itself it is not actually a lie as any government could divert such funds following Brexit (should it ever happen) and imply that they have fulfilled the promise. The issue is that all the promises, hype and doubt that are these brexit scenarios are possible its just that the trigger event (Brexit) has not yet happened. Also, any future increase in the NHS spending even if its just inflation proofing could be stipulated as the "red bus" promise.....its a game....its politics
     
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    It feels like the EU won't let us go, and that, Theresa May won't let us go, EVEN WHEN SHE OFFERED 'I'd resign if you pass my deal'... Her deal is not desirable, and it comes from the belly of the beast, as it were, f' the EU.

    Blame here can be put on Theresa May and the EU for failing to accept their deal wasn't ratified, and let's go WTO.
     
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    Theresa May even says things like
    "It's my deal or no Brexit."

    Like she's driving the car and we do it her way - or she's going to pull the car over and stop, turn it around, drive back to the EU so there'll be no Brexit for anybody, it's crazy.
     
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    She did not.
    She said her deal is the only deal available ie the only one agreed by the EU.
     

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