Comments by "Roger Bennett" (@rogerbennett9641) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. America should count itself very lucky and we should be grateful, they actually elected a real person who speaks his mind and doesn't hide behind his spin doctors unlike both Clinton's, Harold Wilson, Corbyn and Major to name a few.
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  2.  Marvic Gaspar  Unfortunately wishes are like your faith, of no practical help in making the UK a better place.
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  3. Jordon Gould. Everyone's entitled to make their own choices and decisions, we did we voted to leave and not be dictated to by virtue signalling no nothing celebrities who have never done a hard days work in their lives and contribute nothing of material value to society just the creation of gender confused snowflakes, criminals and people who think the world owes them.
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  4. There is no real negative so they had to invent one.
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  5. If no one pays what can they realistically do?
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  6. And saved lives by freeing up the money saved for NHS spending etc.
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  7.  Marvic Gaspar  If there were no Muslims in the UK your wish regarding this event would have been granted.
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  8. What does Ken do to that shows how smart he is?
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  9. Brexit has become an experiment to find a way to keep the UK in the EU against the will of the people.
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  10. Majority of Europeans don't want Uk in the EU they only allowed us membership for our money. It's time to stop pretending and face reality.
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  11.  @joleerinehardt2676  Being a member of the Royal family provides privileges but not freedom, if they wish to choose freedom that should be their right but all Royal connections and privileges must be forfeit. To show respect to his family Harry should avoid public exposure as much as possible what Meghan does is her decision to make as agreed with Harry or another divorce is in the offing, somehow I don't think she wants a quiet life.
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  12. Italian prime minister says EU is trying to prevent UK voters having what they voted for and tells May to get tough in negotiations.
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  13.  @ihategeorgebushjr  Projection. lol.
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  14.  @paulnovak3864  As did the Spanish armada.
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  15. @FuckILoveYouTubby I disagree.
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  16.  @Craig121000  The closer we get to no deal the greater the hysteria will be, might even see a few suicides. Fingers crossed.
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  17.  @hothands6007  I wonder if your opinion is influenced at all by the media character assassination that is the focus of their output on anyone who doesn't agree with their agenda of making the West supplicant to the failed countries and societies of all communist, Far Eastern, Eastern and third world countries reliant on leeching off the West to have any existence other than hand to mouth. It's way past time the West stood tall and proud of it's history warts and all without feeling obligated in anyway to the ROW , the ROW should be assisted to develop in a sustainable environmentally positive way without their attempting to emulate the failings of the West. Doubtless vested interests have a different view, surely it's time to restrain their influence.
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  18. Who cares what a union lackey thinks.
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  19.  @stephenisom6089  Not many people respect the British today do they, I think most people today would like to see the British people disappear into a swamp of multicultural, multi European invisibility. Are we there yet.
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  20. They make me embarrassed to be British.
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  21. The Tory party achieved largest percentage of the vote than ever in the last hundred years, Labour party votes were garnered on lies that they would support Brexit therefore more people voted for Brexit than any party offering remain.
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  22.  @andythesoupdragon  We have wasted £billions on defective humans who are incurable and caused the deaths of millions by depriving them of NHS services they have paid for and making them victims of terrorism.
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  23.  @rayg7383  I disagree.
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  24.  @mrmartin2079  Abandon any ideas of freedom all ye who enter the EU.
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  25.  @AlexRoseGames  Why don't we have another referendum it's what other countries do when they vote against the EU's instructions.
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  26. Vote to save the UK, vote Reform.
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  27.  @carlwilliams2769  Middle income earners gain a bit more as they need to, doesn't affect the rich at all. All tax is theft unless specifically agreed by those taxed, the state should only have money to cover its staff costs and the staff at the moment is mostly a waste of money.
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  28.  @MrStoneyburke  Alone with all the foreigners?
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  29. Decisions have consequences, that is what experience teaches amongst other things, the yooth have little relevant experience to make political decisions that's why many don't normally vote and are susceptible to manipulation by people with a different agenda to what they preach. The same applies in life as the poor abused creatures in Huddersfield, Rotherham and Cambridge etc bare witness too.
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  30.  @strofikornego9408  Protectionism leads to stagnation and underperformance, which are growing problems for the EU.
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  31.  @boereherp8705  They are self funded and would not be there if the countries didn't want them or were able to remove them, blame the EU for that.
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  32.  WhyOWhy  Just being EU politicians.
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  33. The final vote on the deal should be for parliament on a binary choice the deal they get offered or no deal hopefully there are enough Labour snowflakes to vote down the deal if it doesn't give us total independence in the hope they will cause a general election. Even if that happened they wouldn't win if the Tory party chose a brexit believer to lead them.
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  34.  @4faxache935  Yeh I agree that's the time when no one will have any doubt what a screw up our government has made of this.
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  35. Like Jezza, or they're wannabe's.
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  36. It could be decades before the EU morphs into something that may be beneficial to the UK if that is even possible, so better to leave now, no deal and no more funding for Junkers free wine from us.
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  37. Vote Brexit party.
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  38.  King of Kings & Ruler of Rulers  Can't help being a little sarcastic, there are more Muslims in positions of power or influence in our society than ever and Muslims are a bigger problem than ever. Oh dear does that make me a xenophobic rascist.
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  39. Can't wait to see Italy ditch the Euro, hope I am positioned well to profit from it.
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  40. He is just practising for his coming role of UK dictator.
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  41.  @URBeingLiedTo  If Biden can do it even Starmer can.
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  42.  @Tridhos  Interesting comparison, being born to wealth is not always an advantage in driving ambition. Could be that Clarke is protecting his own interests by supporting an environment in which he has prospered and also he has never run for leadership as far as I can recall. Mogg is an oddity but I agree with his views on Europe and he has not reduced his families wealth has he?
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  43. It's going to be just like Kenya here when Labour get elected.
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  44.  @finlaygodfrey9975  The SNP should be miles ahead, they have an unbeatable offer. Everything that that the people see as good that happens in Scotland is down to them, everything bad is because of the British parliament and devolution means they don't have enough power. If the people aren't smart enough to see through this 3 card trick then they will have to have independence to know the truth.
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  45.  @chrysalis4126  Go and buy a Chinese EV, much more your style I bet.
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  46.  @garrybastow1930  An intelligent woman, British and a supporter of democracy. I think her establishment background maybe makes it difficult for her to accept the depth to which mainstream politics in this country has fallen or maybe she is wiser than me. Testing times, I'm supporting UKIP at the moment but her move gives me pause for thought.
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  47.  @MyLongevityExperiment  One of the few mainstream politicians we have left with any integrity. She has been on a journey and all the better for it.
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  48.  @dmw798  They just broadcast a couple of interviews with leave supporters that fitted their agenda out of 50 they had done.
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  49. Nearly as grotesque as him and his Tory Europhile mates stabbing Thatcher in the back and paving the way for Blairs glorious robbery of the British economy, how much did he get for selling HMS Coventry to the Romanian navy and how many other unreported swindles did he undertake.
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  50. @Muttley 69 The Labour party and loony liberal progressives have made such a brilliant job of wrecking the education and work ethic of our society denigrating the standing of engineers and lauding the arts and celebrity farts that they are more concerned with their gender than earning a living.
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  51. Michael Rowsell = no more freeriders.
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  52. All we have to do is make sure we can guarantee there will not be a no deal Brexit, we have already told the EU we will not leave without a good deal so obviously they won't offer one, get the guarantee there won't be a no deal Brexit and it's job done.
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  53. We will have an election for a new government in 2 years time which would be just the right time to be able to assess what has been done. An earlier election is a strong possibility as this would be to the advantage of the current incumbents.
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  54. Yes vote for the lying self interested deceivers like Gauke he has displayed all the traits we want our MP's to have just like Tony, bless their dictatorial sense of superiority. They always know what's best for themselves, what happens to the average Joe and Joanna is of no interest once they've secured the vote, they'll always have some BS excuse ready for the next election if they're still hooked on the ego massaging power trip. Or vote for Corbyn and his inferiority complex, someone whose never been able to satisfy his parents ambitions and spent his life hiding from persistent failure by pretending he's something he's not and trying to identify with terrorists and people who haven't had the privileges he's enjoyed.
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  55. Pity the poor honest labour party members they have no political opposition party home to go to, the MSM won't tell them where it is.
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  56. @M3 Lover And all the debts.
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  57. @M3 Lover And we're finally getting our current account into a surplus even after paying the interest on our debt, makes a lot of sense to keep sending billions to the EU, spending billions on foreign aid, billions on migrant refugees, billions on legal aid, compensation for human rights cases, pandering to any hair brained idea some numpty with an inflated sense of self comes up with and funding student loans of which over half are wasted on people who would find life more rewarding in a good apprenticeship.
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  58. People who are unable to think love labels, they're such a help in organising their misunderstanding of the world.
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  59.  WheelieBinMonster  Parliament voted to be able to leave without a deal should it be necessary then they voted to not leave without a deal.
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  60.  WheelieBinMonster  Treason May said no deal is better than a bad deal which depends on the view of the person making the decision which is the excuse for a second referendum, can't really argue against that. What the question should be though is another matter, I'd be happy with a vote for Mays deal or no deal. We've already voted to leave so there is nothing else to vote on.
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  61. The country has a choice either eradicate the virus in the country or keep playing catch up with the outbreaks, everything else is just hot air. Obviously if there was a global agreement on which choice to make it would all be over much sooner and then when a vaccine is available people would be under less pressure to decide if they wanted it or not.
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  62.  @alantracy6757  We have to leave or keep paying money to be a vassal state.
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  63.  @diann-b3w  Unfortunately UKIP aren't a viable alternative at the moment, to survive the Tories have to face the new paradigm, they have proved adept at surviving in the past so don't write them off yet. As the old EU world order begins to crumble we need a government that will see the advantages to be had and knows how to make the most of them.
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  64. They doing what they always do.
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  65.  @tomrawley6549  Agreed, everything has followed the EU's standard model of dealing with democratic interference, the undermining of UK politics by promoting the rise of spineless politicians and MSM as an independent organ for propaganda rather than an unbiased broadcast system of fact based information has been effective to date soon it will fall to the British people to decide their future.
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  66. Democracy works but frustratingly not in a very direct fashion, Customs Union membership would only be during the implementation period. It's taken 40 yrs of membership to get to here if it takes 5 yrs more to get free it won't be too long.
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  67.  @dannyglen8011  I've always stood up for minorities. As such, it is essential that we respect the wishes of the minority of UK voters and overturn Brexit.
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  68. gurudeclan not much to add other than Germany inviting 1 million '' refugees'' in for a free lunch.
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  69. @stephen crowther Maybe eventually the UK can end it's outmoded and damaging class system and the amazing rescources of the UK people can be used to benefit it's majority rather than the spineless self serving elite and the greedy immoral unethical would be imitators Sir Philip. I don't think the ruling class can continue as if nothing has changed after Brexit.
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  70. Like the figure of 700,000
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  71. @Andrew Howe So grateful to Corbyn making people stand up for their beliefs.
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  72. It's pointless blaming democracy for the state of our parliament the blame lies firmly with the EU, this is the result of EU membership it is effectively like having a parasitic worm in the brain that controls your functions for it's own benefit. Fortunately some areas remain worm free and probably always will.
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  73. Does this mean we won't be sending our bounty all round the third world for a while?
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  74. Paddington Tucker. Brexit is bonkers for Tony and his mates because it removes a lot of ways for them to avoid public scrutiny while milking the system.
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  75.  @opinion3742  Which means what exactly?
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  76. Is he saying we might get what we voted for.
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  77. How many years has Merkel been in charge? Poor old Brown a decent enough chap but ruled by events not a ruler of events. Blair wanted independence for the BOE because he knew his party would have screwed things up too fast for him to establish himself and his wealth. Brown was one of the crowd surrounding Blair without the vision or leadership to reform and build on Thatchers achievements or to see the impending crash of an out of control financial system used by Blair for his own ends.
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  78. @Charlie Tango After being told by the liberal socialist bleeding hearts for years that they are entitled to whatever they think they should have as long as they don't have to provide it, and being given credit to a level that's past their ability to repay by a globalist system that distorts capitalism to benefit the elite with the complicity of governments and no education of any real value it's no wonder people are the way they are.
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  79. P.S. It's a wonder things aren't a lot worse, but they're getting there.
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  80. Interesting interview on radio 4's today show this morning with the Swedish head of the EU commissioned body to assess Irish border problems, he said the technology to handle trade without a hard border is available and the only problems are political not technical. Surprise surprise.
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  81. No don't be fooled the EU's future is in the balance, long term I think it's dead anyway but keeping us in will ease their current problems significantly
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  82.  @larry7268  I agree, I was referring to finally some overdue recognition for the importance of business which the booted and suited class are seemingly so contemptuous of. Without a time limited or at least a unilateral option to end the backstop a no deal exit is the only brexit on the table.
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  83. A working class hero is something to be, when the pay is good, the ego is massaged and intellect is not a requirement.
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  84. Evidence of government incompetence? very probably, corruption in government? to some extent most likely. Most importantly fraud, criminal negligence or incompetence by Carillion directors and managers definitely, so why can't the people responsible be tried under criminal law at the very least for taking money under false pretenses and money be clawed back under the proceeds of crime rules?
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  85. @jack 187 What he said is pretty much straight from the standard Tory playbook which is fine with me as long as the benefits from a thriving economy are shared out equitably, but on Brexit I feel safer voting for the Brexit party. It's unimaginable they can get a majority but if they can get enough seats to make sure we get our independence back and let the Tories run the country that's my dream scenario.
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  86. We'll have to have a referendum every time the government does a trade deal with your logic, face it we are not going to be anymore a part of the EU project.
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  87. By-elections would be a good exposure for Farage's new party.
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  88.  @drpaynex4240  How has he been able to earn his living for decades writing and talking about politics surely Femi would do a much better job, he is much more in touch with the people who will be the UK's future. Woke and wonderful.
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  89. Better to ask which religion would one be least justified in having a phobia against, I would suggest Christianity.
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  90.  @jondough679  Dream on.
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  91.  @raybo64  Let's have another vote or two , we could have one on how much we can afford to spend on Shami Begum to be able to keep her safe and living in the circumstances to which she has become accustomed.
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  92. @mewho6592 So right! It's everywhere the country is one big heap of it so nice to breathe the fresh air of Reform UK.
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  93.  @lorcanfeely6371  How much tax was payed, and will be payed on that year after year, if he made that amount or the company made that amount?
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  94.  @PlatinumEmergency  The will want a deal but they would prefer Mays Brino as the way to avoid us becoming independent, it's WW2 all over again we just have to be British about it.
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  95. Out of a job after the next election.
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  96. If only they would end our suffering and move to an EU state.
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  97.  @Droledope  All Europes problems are because of the referendum, nothing at all to do with corruption, immigration and poverty.
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  98. They are going to bankrupt France's fishing industry.
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  99.  @TheNeverposts  Who nicked all the houses and where have they hid them.
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  100.  @sidneypedroso3415  Self flagellation is good for the soul, try it sometime.
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  101. The EU's point on Brexit is perfectly clear.
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  102. Get your clap hands ready.
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  103.  nabil libre  Those old people who voted for Brexit are the same ones who fought in WW2. How can shooting at Germans be anything other than xenophobic?
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  104. Vote UKIP/SDP. Or whoever is pro UK.
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  105. Expand or die is the history of Empires, the limit to expansion varies with the circumstances of the era. Looks to me like the EU's days of expansion are behind it.
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  106.  @japan32japan  As an Englishman I support Scottish Nationalism I want Scotland to remain as an identifiable country in the UK I just wish more English people had a sense of national pride.
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  107.  @bcent5758  She just doesn't make any positive comments on Scottish independence she wants Scotland to be an EU state like Greece.
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  108. @Stouffer But not nearly as weird as the Tory party electing MSM's new cheer leading insanity candidate to carry on repeating what they've been trying for the last 3 years to override democracy.
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  109.  @kaysussex4991  A middle class hero who wanted to improve life for the working classes while allowing capitalists to do their work, possibly the first middle class person to make it to PM certainly the first woman. The old school elite hated her and negated much of the benefits that could have come from her policies, Blair wasted the the wealth in the economy but now we have a chance to get the country back on course.
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  110. @Amanda Hughes She has the artfulness of a con artist but they only succeed for a while, hopefully the ill feeling her and Salmond have tried to create between England and Scotland will disappear along with the SNP soon.
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  111. An accident on a narrow road with no centre line marking, has anyone seen the actual police accident investigation evidence? What is the penalty these days if found guilty of driving without due care and attention? Hanging drawing and quartering?
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  112.  @fredflintstone3027  Hopefully the truth will out in the fullness of time.
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  113.  @Jovan29  He became PM of thriving financially sound economy, squandered all the money through incompetent policies on PFI contracts for the NHS , scoured the third world for immigrants to come to the UK to get benefits and low paid jobs while promoting the rise of agency work to the detriment of peoples standards and living conditions working hand in glove with the EU and was a very convincing liar.
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  114. And your point is? Your too smart too have anything relevant to say?
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  115. The tyrant in Venezuela has lasted past his time, I wonder how that situation will work out and if the EU dissolution will resemble it.
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  116. Short term pain for long term gain, or long term dissolution for god knows what.
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  117.  Marvic Gaspar  But it ain't happening bro, kill the infidel plays better in the minds of many than love and peace so what's your prescription.
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  118. @Rosy Afternoon To control immigration and run a country to the benefit of it's people requires said country to have a government rather than a puppet regime.
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  119.  @spacered949  The best mercenaries go to the highest bidders.
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  120. Opinionated drivel.
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  121. NO DEAL is the only deal the EU deserve until we have left.
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  122.  @danielhunter34  Divide confuse and conquer.
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  123.  @roysterfutrell8889  Doesn't have to be beautiful or a virgin.
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  124.  @ianw5528  Quite, Arty/Media types are not famous for their firm grasp on logic and reasoning and most political and economic experts have not much proven expertise in forward thinking and extrapolation which is largely the reason for the shitstorm enveloping Europe at the moment. Bubble, echo chamber whatever the reason is they don't see any harm coming until it happens.
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  125.  @bobbymozza  Who can prove it, either way it doesn't really matter. The most important points are it's here, it's killing us and our government isn't doing enough to stop it spreading.
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  126. Your problems are your problems.
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  127.  @flumpaustin1994  My heart bleeds for all those public sector workers earning a guaranteed £80k a year and more, like track and trace consultants on £10k a day. All that money and spending options so restricted.
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  128.  @BodyGuardOfLies1  Without doubt the ultimate cost of remaining is unconscionable.
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  129.  @michaelcarr2874  Vote UKIP.
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  130. Vote UKIP
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  131.  @j.b.2263  We didn't need one to avoid being run by the Pope.
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  132.  @ihategeorgebushjr  Brexit wasn't intended to solve housing issues.
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  133. Sounds like a British MP has been reborn.
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  134. Professional protesters, throw em a bone.
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  135. The Labour party are an irrelevance today and probably for ever more.
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  136.  @samwright4420  I think it will be as great , as people think.
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  137.  @TheNeverposts  How long was Blair in office for and what did he do to try and solve housing shortages? He could have made council house sales on leasehold basis only with a 999 year term with a clause to prevent them being put out to future renting subject to them being repurchased by the council at the original sale price. But oh no that would have maintained a supply of low cost houses that people could afford to buy, that's not socialism is it.
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  138.  @randomdaveUK  The EU is not in stasis we would be remaining in a political project that will take us far from democracy as we know it and become even more subject to the whims of the elite who pay themselves handsomely for forcing their opinions on us.
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  139.  @BillyBob-ix4ui  Any one who thinks there was not state support for this doesn't know the state of the state.
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  140.  @andrewmunz1639  How strange so many people complain about having no money I bet 75% or more on the beach fit this description, yet here they are travelling 50 miles or more to get pissed and eat junk food and try to catch a virus.
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  141. Shame the Germans, French etc will suffer from our unpreparedness.
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  142.  @PussyBootsMusic  It has been an inordinately long time since the last one and with the large number of immigrants in the country today plus the increased disparity in wealth and the hot weather anythings possible.
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  143. I hope there's not too much collateral damage, the EU's collapse looks to be a given.
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  144.  @johnkonwiarz7293  Because the majority of people are sheep and largest weight of money is backing remain it makes the decision even more valid.
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  145. That won the war.
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  146. Without mentioning the number of illegal immigrants at a guess it must be close to a million.
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  147. Yep
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  148.  @maverikmiller6746  If there is no agreement within a year we could have an extension until 12 yr old's get to vote in another referendum.
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  149.  @marinarassin4231  Agreed.
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  150.  @craigtomkinson8766  Experts and common sense don't often sit well together, look how they audited the accounts at Patisserie Valerie. One month there was a 30 million surplus next month a 10 million deficit and thousands of fake entries in the books. Sounds like the way they run the EU.
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  151.  @dantapaws8395  From the river to the sea Palestine will be muslim free if they continue to support Hamas.
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  152.  @darrenbellenger1  Even Germany is putting nationalism over the EU now.
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  153. Everybody is responsible, nobody can be blamed, somebody died. Repeat ad nausea.
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  154. The puppet theatre is on again tonight courtesy of the BBC, is it Punch and Judy or Starmer and Sunak I can't say because I don't enjoy politics as entertainment to distract me while they destroy Britain and steal my freedom, I like honest politicians especially Ben Habib and brave men like Farage so Reform politicians are the only ones of interest to me.
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  155. They must be deselected.
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  156. More like 20 million +.
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  157.  @loopwithers  Successful businesses think ahead and act accordingly.
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  158. At least it distracts people from watching the collapsing EU.
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  159.  @gta5live443  True that would be madness.
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  160. It's simply a matter of survival the majority of people can survive for a month without having their needs attended to the rest should be run by the government but it doesn't look like that's the way it's going to be so get ready for thousands of deaths we are going to have 10, 20, 30 thousand or more who knows.
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  161. I think an acceptable deal may be possible but we have to stop pretending we need one, it would be called something like a free trade deal.
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  162. Farage is a true blue Tory, there hasn't been one in power since Thatcher which is why this country is now a bankrupt third world s--- hole.
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  163.  @fractalwalrus5409  The division here shows clearly why UKIP and the Brexit party must work together, put the interests of the country and democracy before personal feelings or ambition.
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  164. I think we're still waiting for the EU to tell us what to do.
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  165.  @zeldazoned  All the institutions of power try to cover up anything that challenges the BS they spout that keeps their authority secure---------The Catholic church has a long history of this, the media does (why was Jill Dando murdered?),all governments do it and charities have done the same. The lack of meaningful punishment and corrective actions just appears to make the problem escalate, we mustn't infringe peoples human rights after all I'm surprised they still have jails but turning them into hotels is the next best thing to closing them down. Shame any future Nelson Mandela's will be denied his opportunity to achieve such greatness.
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  166.  Abs  We'll leave without a deal or there will be consequences unforeseen.
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  167.  @p.g.u.d  As a leave voter I was disappointed with the election result but now I think it was a blessing in disguise, if May had a big enough majority her deal would be voted through and we would have to wait for events to destroy the EU before having any chance to gain our freedom.
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  168. Bit late for the car industry, coal industry and motorcycle industry still better late than never.
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  169. How much the EU needs the UK will soon be seen if we ever leave.
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  170.  @philsterthephilster  Which reality? The majority of under 40's unable to join the property owning democracy, parliaments two main parties ignoring their manifesto pledge on Brexit. The reality of the dystopia that is England today and the miserable quality of life for many and the denial of what it really means to be human.
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  171.  @ScotsmanRS  As an English man I hope your right.
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  172. A Campbell has no respect for anything as far as I can see, except maybe his own opinions.
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  173. Sorry I have to disagree, that is what is causing the chaos of today. We have to leave first to negotiate a deal with the EU, they will just keep stringing us along in the belief we will never leave so any deal will be one where there control over us is significant enough to make the leaving meaningless. Obviously there will be disadvantages but I think an independent country like the UK can overcome whatever is thrown at us and prosper, whatever the hardship it will be worth it to regain our freedom. Our government should have realised this 2 years ago and been working like crazy to mitigate any damage, if we leave on March 29th with no deal no money to pay and trade deals already agreed around the world in principle and a trade deal for the EU when they're ready that would be the best we can do. The Irish border is really a strawman and would be a further incentive for the EU to do a deal.
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  174.  @devilgod136  Scotland wants to stay in the EU to be independent and England wants to leave to be independent, one of these countries has an understanding of independence that eludes me.
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  175.  @schws001  Pluse ce change, or however the French say it.
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  176. SirRobin people believing they are better off in the EU is patently an act of double think for the majority.
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  177. What else has she been doing?
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  178. All those economic migrants and refugees will feel right at home.
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  179. Yes let's stay in the EU it's all good and getting better, I think it's been demonstrated clearly enough that our parliament is a waste of space and money It was developed to run a country not a colony it has ideas way above it's true position. It has served it's purpose of deceiving the British into thinking they could have some control over their destiny but is starting to cause trouble better to end it now and be controlled with EU apparatchiks in Brussels with a voting system we cannot control, the restaurants in Brussels are much nicer too. If we had been forced to have the Euro years ago we'd never have had this threat to our pleasant set up, that is a must once this pathetic attempt at independence is quelled. How I yearn for the day these obnoxious Englanders are finally cowed and we are all one happy homogeneous bunch rule taking muppets where the disingenuous self interested greedy hypocrites like us can rise to reach our proper station of power and luxury with no need of democratic pantomime.
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  180.  @godislove8740  It's always too early to panic.
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  181. 145,000 members now and still growing fast, the uniparty are finished the new government is waiting.
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  182.  @utv5490  If talk could do it politicians would have gone to another universe.
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  183.  @nemosays2258  We've tried the rest now try the best vote UKIP.
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  184.  @Patrick-jj5nh  That must be the EU plan then, I wondered why Merkel signed up to having that Russian gas pipeline.
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  185. The people who currently work will start it and end it, kill the transport system, overload the communications system bankrupt the country. I don't think the EU would be too keen to have yet another nett recipient in the club.
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  186. Let's have a referendum to see how many people want another referendum.
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  187.  @gruntymchunchy1527  UK Govt plans come from varied sources and are frequently not followed.
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  188.  @julianshepherd2038  Her's a crime number, now go away.
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  189. Yeah his allegiance to remaining a going concern but you'd rather he sacrifice his business and go bankrupt, more Rons everywhere.
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  190.  @irieite9666  It has been shown many times economic forecasting is for the birds it's basically a question of if, just as opinion polls are.
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  191.  @TorianTammas  Hey is that right? The EU have been asking Trump for advise on constructing a hard border in Ireland.
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  192.  J and M  Couldn't have put it better myself.
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  193.  Wili Wds  True.
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  194.  @martinus4873  The real problem with the EU is Merkel's willingness to sell out to China or Russia whichever one makes the best offer while sleepy Joe just smiles at the international cooperation.
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  195. It will be seen as a time of feverish activity by the majority of MP's to defy democracy and a failure to put the countries interests before their own.
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  196. Vote UKIP Farage has lost his opportunity if he was more concerned about the UK and less about the spotlight he would have stayed in UKIP. Bad mouthing UKIP and setting up another party will just split the Brexit vote and make the EU's takover of the UK much easier. Either Batten is the best political conman since Blair or he deserves our support, I support the latter view.
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  197. Livin the dream on the dole Rebane or a got a job where your creative fantasies are used to the full?
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  198.  @user-eo8jx7jq4u  The will be more than 2 parties to choose from at the next election if we don't get what was offered in the referendum.
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  199.  @mickg7299  It's a uniparty system, get with the programme, the puppet circus show in Westminster is pathetic surely everyone can see that. Either enjoy the way the West is now, bankrupt and disappearing into its Islamic future or wake up and force change. Reform is the only only democratic option, they may be controlled opposition but if they get elected there will be no way back for the uniparty globalist totalitarian technocracy. Wake up with the call to prayer or wake up to a better future.
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  200.  @nimbus-over-gethsemane8666  The vote was about the future of the UK not the future of Scotland numbnuts, that vote was taken earlier. Sucker.
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  201.  @nimbus-over-gethsemane8666  And we know how accurate the polls are on Brexit. At least another referendum would have to be after the next EU elections and budget declaration, should be interesting to learn how much more money they want from us.
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  202. Are the laws and decisions made in Brussels scrutinised by the House of Lords and if so to what end.
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  203.  @deputyvanhalen6386  The UK Titanic hit the EU iceberg 50yrs ago and has been floundering ever since we are about to make it to port and undergo repairs.
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  204.  @deputyvanhalen6386  Germany has had it's moment in the Sun it's all downhill from here, if the UK had never joined the EEC it would be much stronger today.
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  205.  @JP8YT  Who are the globalists, the list of names is much too great in number to name them all, suffice to say all those currently holding power in the West are globalists. Their rise to power came about after WW2 with the creation of the League of Nations, they created the EU to give themselves more political power over countries and to destroy the power of nation states. Fortunately all utopian constructs are incompatible with human nature and their end is fast approaching unfortunately we are all going to suffer to an extent that is unpredictable.
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  206. It is a novel feature of the EU attempt at Empire in another guise, but still an Empire so same laws apply.
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  207.  @strofikornego9408  How much money is required to run a successful international health service.
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  208.  @seco300  What countries not members of the EU are in the single market and customs union? Let's stop pretending leave didn't mean leaving without a deal.
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  209. Who does she think she is? she's only the prime minister whatever that is. Oh I know, look on wiki or why don't we have a poll on facefool.
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  210.  @Soul_of_a_Robot  All tax is theft unless agreed beforehand, the state today just steals what it thinks it can get away with and the money is wasted for their own ends.
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  211.  @a-borgia4993  Moron
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  212.  @idziokracja4186  But what is IT.
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  213. I'd just like to give my thanks to all the Scot's for the support they give to the rest of the UK and UK democracy, such unselfish behaviour is so rare in these degenerate times.
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  214.  @dmw798  Yes who Knows? Was Mervyn King there?
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  215.  @bossendenwoodconvict  It is obvious the EU doesn't work for the majority of member states from the way their economies have performed, economics is a secondary consideration for the EU elite. It is purely a political project designed to take away the power of countries who join so that they can be run by a pseudo democratic self selected elitist oligarchy. It has been very well thought out but it is driven by socialist ideology and as we know socialism always fails through it's pandering to greed, idleness and hunger for power, it has lasted longer than it should have done because the UK joined and thatcher created the single market and we didn't have the Euro but socialism is gradually constricting whatever benefits they might have held and it's demise is on the horizon. Hooray.
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  216. @gottimetimestp Yawn, yawn, what's the latest news. Oh another Islamic terror attack in Londonistan, just turnover and go back to sleep.
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  217. The UK doesn't need a house of commons now we are an EU state.
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  218. probably matches the curve of your spine.
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  219.  @abmong  Where does all the hot air go, hope it doesn't affect the climate.
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  220. I don't find these new virtue signalling comedians like Sunak very funny, I much prefer the old black comedians like Charlie White and how he made fun of skin colour, even Lenny Henry was funny back in the day
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  221. @Samurai '01 OOOOOOH.
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  222. @Tom Ryan I heard on msm that many anti EU voters in other EU countries want to remain in the EU because they think the election of pro nationalist politicians will bring the reforms they want in the EU. Could be propaganda or they could just be poor and stupid.
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  223.  @kaysussex4991  Thatcher seemed rather unreal before she was PM.
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  224.  @RDHamel  Vote UKIP.
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  225. @DUNCAN INVADER Farage? isn't he an MEP or something.
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  226.  Zoey Lowlands  Vote UKIP. Let's have a crowd funded 4d reconstruction of Notre Dam, who needs the real thing?
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  227.  lee hamlin  A few more graduates with arts and media degrees are what we need to save the world, engineering apprenticeships leading to degrees will get us nowhere.
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  228.  @ekifalcon3468  Let the good times roll. Arsenal 1. Man.U. 3.
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  229.  trident3b  Almost as many as the number of know nothing snowflakes who've died from stabbings, drugs and homelessness but then they don't vote anyway I guess.
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  230. Vote for a Brexit MP at the next general election regardless of anything else, racist,sadist, rich or poor they would get my vote if we haven't left.
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  231.  @fredflintstone3027  Her behaviour is unsupportable and unfathomable from what I understand of the accident, is there more to it than meets the eye. Did she leave the scene of the accident before the police arrived, the situation makes no sense.
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  232. Wrong there are still British owned companies and at least a few of them are international they don't get the support or promotion from the UK that they deserve.
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  233.  @TheFelltimber  Remain doesn't know what it wants apart from twinkly stars on a blue background and an imaginary future where the world will be in harmony and no yellow vests in sight. Meanwhile people carry on murdering stealing and raping in ever growing numbers. LOL.
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  234. Because parliament is an EU puppet administration.
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  235.  @cardboardandroid5498  X. R. rebelling to cause the extinction of our current way of life, we can once again become peasants at the mercy of the elements and of countries which have a more logical approach to life.
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  236.  @stephenisom6089  I gather S. Korea has a better ethos.
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  237. Oh no! there's a bog roll shortage I don't know which queue to get to first, I'm in meltdown.
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  238. @Outside In Sir Olly Robins alter ego.
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  239. British people voted to leave the Europeans voted to remain in a dying project bankrupt of ideas and money.
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  240.  @ts3547  Muppet.
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  241.  @BartSimpson-jd2vs  Both main parties in parliament said they would honour the result of the referendum, they had no such intention.
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  242.  @BartSimpson-jd2vs  They are using their power to defy the will of the people as they may, why should the people ever vote for them again.
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  243.  @BartSimpson-jd2vs  I didn't say it was hard to understand I just hope all leave supporters vote appropriately at the next general election.
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  244.  roskruge.j.a  They're right on the most important policy, all other policies will flow from that. That's why the majority of the policies are failing at the moment to a greater or lesser extent.
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  245. Blind hypocrisy is a vital character attribute to be a successful socialist but I suppose they are a necessary evil to demonstrate what doesn't work!
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  246. Why does socialism always fail? I think it panders to human weaknesses such as greed, idleness and hunger for power. A pretty sure way to guarantee Venezuela.
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  247.  @cheekymonkey3829  I've been accused of living in an echo chamber and that my opinions are out of touch with regular people. But I've asked around my close friends and they all agree this isn't the case.
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  248. @bucketsandshims The clue is in the organisations title, they have no regard for the UK.
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  249. @VividChi It's only a dictatorship for developed economies.
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  250. What wha
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  251. Fundamentally she is saying she has been negotiating a withdrawal agreement which pretends to deliver for people who voted to leave while ensuring the UK's future in the EU is maintained. Logically the UK does not have a negotiating position until it has left the EU, the only matters to negotiate are what obligations we are legally bound to fulfill before leaving. After leaving we can begin our new relationship with the EU and the rest of the world which we should have been preparing for over the last 2 years.
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  252. The latest opinion polls in Italy put support for the EU at 44% but I agree it will be a while before the EU reforms itself.
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  253. Whatever happened to evil Salmond?
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  254.  @stuartcrossland1746  Where does he reside in some castle somewhere or in a cave?
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  255. The vote was to be in the EEC political union was foisted on us by Major with the Maastricht treaty, such is the way the mighty play their tricks on us. The little people must think themselves lucky and pay their taxes so that us of greater intellect can rule, damn democracy, with concerted effort surely we can fool enough of the people all of the time.
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  256.  @ENGLISHMURPHY  When the German led EU army unites with Russia to oppose the US it will be a great day for Putin. Until China squashes them.
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  257.  @amethyst760  It's all the fake news like Litvinenko and the Scrippals. lol.
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  258.  @j.b.2263  But Carney is not a Brit and he doesn't even have a clue what interests rates will be in 12 months or how much we'll have to pay for the next EU budget or who audits their accounts.
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  259. It could be a win win for Europe and the UK but I don't see what the EU can gain.
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  260. Time to repossess those cannabis farms from the illegals.
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  261. Grow up.
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  262.  @Darkwintre  Leave means no longer being a subserviant partner to the EU. We can do deals with the EU and any country as desired and end deals under the terms of the deals we sign. Whatever UK assets the EU wish to benefit from should be paid for or operated quid pro quo.
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  263.  @depthcharge123  Anyone who takes msm at face value deserves to be in the EU.
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  264. Who the f---- is Allah and where is his snack bar.
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  265.  @ollierichards2370  VOTE ukip
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  266.  @naner9443  President tusks great great grandson reluctantly accedes to the request but advises there will be another 30% increase in contribution fees for the year.
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  267.  @hendrixinfinity3992  Working people pay N I C supposedly to pay for their state pension, the state pension was allowed to shrink for decades to the point where it was necessary to introduce the triple lock. Now that the full state pension is approaching significant sum N I C contributions have been reduced by the Tories and the basic rate tax threshold has been frozen to drag more pensioners into paying tax. Paying tax on earnings over £12.5k when some benefits claimants can get three times that and pay no tax is a sick joke and great incentive for people to go the extra mile.
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  268.  @malahammer  How many Brits are involved in partying in the EU administration and travelling back and forth from Strasbourg to Brussels every fortnight etc. Hmm might be BILLION A YEAR goes astray after all especially as their accounting standards are very European.
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  269.  @gerardking4333  What's your recipe for a fair system? equal shares for all?
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  270. I don't care who steals your money as long as they get away with it.
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  271.  @dianneblack9407  I want to give up what remains of my freedom to a foreign totalitarian regime such as --- err ----- China, or the ---- err----- EU.
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  272. Going to Glasto this year May should be great , loads of dickheads with tattoos.
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  273. @John Brighton What do want? A general election, when do we want it? Now.
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  274. There are nowhere near enough normal British people in the labour party to vote for Jesse Phillips, that's probably a good thing for the country.
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  275. If I don't get what I want I'll sqweem and sqweem and sqweem, stamp my feet and I won't eat my dinner, so there!
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  276.  @bradavon  Time they found a new slogan Labour have always said the same thing yet strangely the Tories always end up putting more money into the bottomless pit they call the international NHS.
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  277.  @bradavon  Yeh it's different this time but Trump isn't the difference, lambs to the slaughter vote Lib/Lab/SNP.
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  278.  @bradavon  Tories have some MP's I agree with as do the Brexit party, if they could form a coalition it might solve some of our biggest problems.
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  279.  @imluvinyourmum  Where will all the deadbeats go for their healthcare when the US buys the NHS?
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  280. What is the point of a peoples vote? Policy details in this democratic country are not negotiated and made by the people.
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  281. The view from the other side, looks a little desperate to me.
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  282.  @randomdaveUK  The promised better deal is a free trade deal which is what we will get eventually and that will be so much better than being in the EU.
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  283.  @randomdaveUK  We will regain all those free trade deals and do more and they will be of greater benefit to the UK than the deals arranged through the EU. This will be made easier once we have rooted out the traitors in public office such as those who divulge official secrets like the communications of our current American ambassador.
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  284.  @jameswhiteley6843  The lesser of two evils?
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  285. Parliament voted to say they didn't want no deal by a margin of 5 votes, or a majority of 8 votes in a non binding vote merely an expression of their view at the moment.
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  286.  Duck Duck  Why did the EU break it's own rules to let Greece have the Euro? When countries in the UK get bailed out they are not charged interest on the money. The beneficent EU such a wonderful corrupt union.
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  287.  Duck Duck  Why are they corrupt? because they will not have their financial accounts independently audited, they make the rules to suit themselves and pay for the benefits they enjoy. All done without the need for democratic accountability.
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  288. Prog Shhhh
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  289. Rudd Starts her campaign for the top job, I'd prefer Sajid Javid at the moment after his superb interview with Marr.
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  290. Half the population have probably left.
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  291.  @straightouttacornwall  Vote SNP.
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  292.  @BodyGuardOfLies1  Quite.
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  293. I wondered why I've been so ill after my holiday in the US.
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  294.  @roybabineaux5353  Leave a vacuum through inaction and someone else will fill the space.
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  295.  @Ste-The-Leo  We can't even produce enough for our own needs now, why are so many farmers committing suicide, why are the government bringing in this tax now anyway? Got a lot of illegal immigrants to keep warm this winter? With a bit of planning no one will have to pay the tax anyway Lol so why bring it in.
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  296.  @dianneblack9407  How's 5g coming along in France and Germany.
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  297.  @allardfreichmann3733  It's coming home.
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  298.  @ha6ni6el6  Nutjobs. That's what they say about people who want the return of capital punishment, who are they? People like Jack who are prepared to die for their misguided beliefs. McCann will be so remorseful until he's released again to continue with his crimes.
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  299. Watch the football supporters cry when their teams lose, it's so strange what is going on in their heads?
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  300.  @MonoLith2049  This government and it's admin/civil servants are just like the the players in a premier league club, they try to perform according to the rules of the game. Personally I want to see the players playing according to their convictions and disregarding the PC rules where required to carry out their policies, if they're good people will re-elect them if not they'll be gone, that's the most important point. All the posturing and hypocrisy should be seen for what it is, why does the criticism of Cummings have to be given mass media coverage and the biased views of all the anti government losers given at length? Is this country and the governments decisions to be directed through the media because the government are incapable of making the right decisions. If so what's the point of having elections?
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  301.  @misst.e.a.187  I think the ethos of the country is pythonesque where policies and decision making is made to satisfy the lowest common denominator regardless of what's best or most effective.
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  302. I think they had a similar problem after a leadership election somewhere in Africa recently, nice to know we're catching them up.
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  303.  @grahamrowan7775  We wanna be free to do what we wanna do.
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  304.  @j.b.2263  And yet Spain is still a Catholic country, just.
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  305. Vote UKIP
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  306. @DUNCAN INVADER That MEP working as an establishment plant to keep us under EU control and himself in a job.
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  307.  michael fletcher  Well said, I just listened to any questions Claire Fox brilliant, best one on the panel.
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  308.  @erodixius3438  They passed the deal they just wanted more time to pass amendments to make sure it was more Brino than Brexit. Vote for the Brexit party.
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  309. When democracy, law ,reason and argument fail what else is left for people to believe in and turn to. Will the EU drive Europe into conflict again?
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  310. Starmer says he wants good relations with both our US and EU allies, the US wants free trade and cooperation with it true allies the EU is a dictatorial protectionist club that is still allowed to have dominion over us by the WEF puppet governments we keep electing. Vote Tory vote Labour vote for slavery.
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  311.  @philski777  My old mans a dustman he has some great theories for world peace.
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  312. The uniparty must be brought down, cameras are just one part of the totalitarian plan.
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  313. Crises? What crises.
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  314.  @999cosmos  He was PM in a government of socialists, utterly useless as per normal.
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  315. @john daly Many of the problems this country faces are caused by overpopulation, the last thing we need is to encourage more people to live here by offering them homes. Where would the Chinese or Poles live while they were building them?
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  316.  daro2096  This imaginary young couple, what age would they be how, long have they been thinking of buying a house etc etc. Young couples in most cases don't normally just suddenly materialise with no history and no plan, if they did they could hardly expect to get a mortgage of any amount. Life is a marathon not a sprint that is part of the problem with people today, if they both saved the maximum £4k into a lifetime ISA even a cash one they would have over £30k as a deposit and would be able to afford the house.
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  317.  @lucius1976  I think he was saying the actual quantified numbers for people and goods passing through the Dover - Calais crossing was something he was not cognizant of before he needed to be.
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  318.  @ted1990  He wasn't given the job just the title.
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  319.  @SprakanaKerum  BLM, critical race theory and bogus man made climate change, the tenets of tyranny.
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  320.  @rinkydinkfretboard8737  They obviously wanted to make it look like a lone gunman. Duh. Just shows how desperate they're getting.
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  321. And as long as those in power try to manipulate life in a way which denies that reality they will create the conditions for it's escalation.
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  322. @Ron Putin Were the Jews deeply involved in the inter tribal wars in Africa.
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  323. Every non WEF puppet, pro British freedom supporting realist Tory party member should abandon the fake Conservative party ASAP.
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  324. Unbelievable it may be but this country is full of traitors in government and public office who will do all they can to prevent the UK becoming independent again, the latest example being the person who leaked the opinions of our American ambassador. Fortunately Trump can see things for what they are.
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  325.  @AquaticBall13  Article 50 is legally binding unless it's revoked, dumbkopf.
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  326.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  No deal is the default position, they've been dancing on the head of a pin for 3 yrs. Didn't they do well.
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  327.  @wasiq008  People elect MP's based on the best bullshit that they can put out (and Blair was the master at it) because that's all they normally have to go on but the referendum gave people the opportunity to say whether or not they were happy with the way this country had developed as part of the EU what the future holds as part of that corrupt undemocratic den of thieves.
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  328.  @erwinmulder1338  Especially when detrimental to politicians retirement plans.
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  329.  @AquaticBall13  But it ain't gonna be.
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  330.  @kennethganpot8410  Is that because they keep out undesirables such as yourself.
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  331.  @AquaticBall13  Nothing to see here folks, move along, move along.
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  332.  @AquaticBall13  Yes as long as it exists it is binding.
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  333.  Paul Osc Slots Gambling Channel  It should be that simple but independence is always hard won but worth it in the end. Amazing how easy it is to lose it, like being with an abusive controlling partner.
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  334.  @BartSimpson-jd2vs  Private property.
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  335.  @wft15  The socialist Tory party have continued Blair's WEF agenda of destroying Western democratic economic supremacy, only through the destruction of the international totalitarian technocracy and their powerbase of UN, NATO, IMF, WEF and delusional multicultural and human rights legislation can we hope to eventually get back to a world where people can sleep safely at night with doors unlocked and enjoy a night out without being fearful. To have the freedom I enjoyed 50 years ago would blow the minds of young people these days.
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  336. @chrisviking7807 Yeah, I wonder why that is, could it be something fundamental to to the faith or the followers it attracts.
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  337.  @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  Islam forbids usury, it is very good at forbidding things and allowing the same thing under a different name such a capital return which amounts to the same thing. Its a primitive religion for primitive minds.
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  338.  @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  Speaking is speaking, labels are meaningless without context.
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  339.  @j.b.2263  How good was the German economy after WW2? economic fortunes ebb and flow countries such as the UK have developed enough skills to be able to succeed under all conceivable circumstances. When we finally get free of EU control we will prosper if we elect good governments and that will be down to us no one else to blame.
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  340.  @musicman5532  We have to face the fact that to oppose the EU puts the UK into an ideological war with the EU as long as our leaders accept the EU's ideology it is a war we cannot win.
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  341.  @woutervanr  Oddly enough I can't really see Mogg living in Ireland.
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  342.  @markwilliams1454  All the experts said there no chance Man U would beat PSG. LOL
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  343. Who the f--- is Jeremy Corbyn?
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  344.  @alexde7055  LOL.
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  345.  @guleiro  LOL.
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  346. Kieran Jones. Definition of a lefty is someone who believes Venezuela's problems were caused by external influences or in other words socialist economic policy works.
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  347.  @joleerinehardt2676  Unfortunately or not being Royal is more of an anachronism than ever before and will increasingly continue to be the case, personal opinions are incompatible with the job being Royal dictates your life. Meghan had a simpler choice than Harry, being boring and predictable is part of the job description. Meghan possible made the wrong choice if she was ruled by her heart the current situation would not have arIsen. IMO.
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  348.  @joleerinehardt2676  It's pointless speculating about what Harry would have done if this or that but if he wishes to renounce his birthright good luck to him, there is precedent for this situation with Edward and Mr's Simpson. A slimmed down Royal family is the best way forward, their continued existence depends on their behaviour and their relevance to the British constitution, on both counts Harry and Meghan have put themselves out of consideration for being Royals. I am too ignorant or haven't given enough thought to what the ending of the Monarchy would entail for our constitution to have an opinion on if it would be desirable.
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  349.  @n3385  The Royal family have worked hard at being boring.
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  350.  @n3385  Just like the Addams family they're a little dysfunctional and out of synch with the ''normal world'' certainly Diana's death was a strange event and if it was planned most likely the truth of it will come out. The involvement of the Queen even her fore knowledge of things is to my mind extremely unlikely but not impossible and even less likely to be shown.
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  351. A lot of the deluded money class get paid by the state so of course they will vote to keep it going but its a Ponzi scheme so it can't continue forever, I think we're near the tipping point, I hope it is July 4th.
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  352.  @HereticDuo  We can beat this virus if we want to but it seems some people don't.
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  353. Does the EU employ accountants?
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  354.  @robouteguilliman1020  When parliament votes to take no deal off the table what is there left for the EU to negotiate about? How much they're going to charge us to not have any influence over the decisions on the rules that govern us? Any organisation that would consider operating in such a manner deserves to be disbanded.
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  355.  @judykinsman3258  We've got kin good reason to whine it's taken 4 years and we're poms so f--k off with your silly comments.
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  356.  @sarahreid48  The establishment fear is refreshingly palpable.
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  357.  @maverikmiller6746  No the real Brexit side as opposed to the pretend Brexit side as constituted of most MP's currently in parliament would just set out their requirements for our future relationship with the EU and after the EU's probable rejection we would leave on WTO terms and work hard to restore this countries British values and standards to pre multicultural and EU human rights and health and safety standards along with the removal of all ineffective nanny state type legislation.
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  358.  @rlionheart8657  It's a house of cards propping each other up, none of them are up to surviving on their own at their current standards of living it will be a big problem for everybody when it folds. We must prevent China gaining a toe hold in the West.
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  359.  @rlionheart8657  More of a toe hold than a foot hold I'd say unless Merkel's been busier than I think, but whatever they are the biggest threat to our freedom apart from our dumb self hating idiots and wannabe Blairs. Stay safe, stay strong.
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  360. Argh, real wokeness hurts.
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  361.  @VolkerHett  After another 40 yrs in the EU there would be no farming in the UK, in fact there would be no UK.
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  362. Racism is a made up catch all term open to interpretation, used to subdue debate and opinions not conforming to the NWO objectives.
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  363. She went to Syria prepared to die for her beliefs, she should now be prepared to die for those same beliefs if that is her fate or if she no longer feels the same she can console herself that by not coming back to the UK she will be helping to save the lives of people here by saving us the £millions in expense of a legal trial, years of detention and subsequent monitoring for security purposes, money that can be used for the NHS, police or other cash constrained public services.
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  364.  @hudldevice1092  So much propaganda and lies from these EU cretins they must be scared to death of having to survive without the UK to leach off, hope they wise up soon and face reality.
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  365.  @hudldevice1092  They cannot tolerate anyone who disagrees with them just like the racists supporting the BLM rioters, the greatest thing about the EU for them is that they think it has stopped war in Europe and they''ll have a war with anyone who disagrees.
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  366.  @keepingcalm6469  Why does he get annoyed then? there's a special place in hell etc. Probably because he'll get blamed by Europeans who lose out if there's no deal and by the Eurocrats if he makes a deal, not quite the easiest job in the world.
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  367.  @keepingcalm6469  But he doesn't mind if he can make things as difficult as possible for the UK and Europe because the friends he knows are all rich enough not to suffer.
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  368. Tony Blair became a socialist through the influence of Marxism, no wonder he fucked up the UK so much.
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  369.  @Eduman1979  If the next one spreads as fast as this one and kills as succesfully as Ebola or SARS -----------------------------------.
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  370.  @maxb9315  So many people will never get the chance to grow up because released murderers have murdered again and again.
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  371.  @dollarbill1232  Another referendum would result in a much larger majority for leave in my opinion, but what if leave won with a reduced majority? That would just incentivise remainiacs to carry on with their lies and propaganda the only result that would satisfy them would be a remain vote however slim the margin, that is how honorable and decent and democratic these idiots are with no real interest in anything but their own opinions. They need to take a long hard look at themselves and accept responsibility for the deaths and destruction their ideas on human rights, immigration and multiculturalism have caused.
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  372.  @coggzi5865  Some people don't have an opinion, with the first past the post system at least we get someone to blame or take the credit.
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  373.  @coggzi5865  The political bs is pretty depressing but not surprising given our parliament has basically been an arm of EU government for the UK, they have not had to make any big political decisions other than economic ones for the UK on their own since Blairs Iraq adventure. Not a great example of British political nous. My view on the EU for what it's worth is it operates as a democracy for the elite it chooses to put in control and as such is not democratic. Given the depth of control it needs to exert over the 28 diverse former countries to erase their national identities it could not be otherwise and is just another attempt at oligarchy to enforce it's ideals and policies on people without due regard to their wishes. It's all done with the best of intentions of course but such a thing has never been done successfully in history and won't succeed now it's just not compatible with individual human desires.
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  374. Human nature is what it is when will people learn, humanity will out.
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  375.  @CHIL2903  So strange that the UK is supposed to be in the EU yet there is hardly ever news about Europe on our mainstream media, I would love to know when the next presidential elections are going to be and if all the presidents are elected at the same time. Also a bit of information about our MEP's and what their views are how many and when they're up for election, and a bit of vox pop info from all the 27 would be nice. What do the everyday people of Germany and Greece etc think of the yellow vests for instance. I guess it's just not populist enough.
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  376.  @placepages8071  Vote UKIP.
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  377.  @RaRa-eu9mw  Ordinary working indigenous English people don't need London to be flooded with immigrants to compound all the problems connected with that such as pollution, traffic congestion, no housing and no NHS etc.
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  378.  @opinion3742  So last century, far right and far left no longer have any relevance today, the two sides of political ideology today are globalists and nationalists. The choice for people is between being a slave in the globalists technocracy or being a citizen in an independent sovereign nation state.
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  379.  Art Anson  The start of something nasty happened in this country when Thatcher was stabbed in the back.
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  380. @John Brighton Nah Blairs failure to regulate council house sales to stop his mates building buy to let portfolios of former council houses was the start of that.
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  381. Where is our Xi we could be running the EU if only we had one.
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  382.  @mrchainanimal3637  That's what's so great about the British we have developed robots to do the work.
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  383. She is one of a multitude.
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  384.  The Mac  SHOULD BE AT HOME.
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  385.  @TheMrLogistics  Too right, stay home save yourself and don't kill other people. The sooner we get total isolation of all people not doing essential work and PPE for essential workers the sooner we'll be free.
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  386.  @bloomscapegardenservices1849  True.
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  387.  @peace-now  So?
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  388.  @jason-jc9bz  It will be.
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  389.  @nas.a95  They are a means of transporting people who should be at home if not doing essential work.
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  390.  Julie Newman  If everybody isolated themselves for a month and the government got properly organised we would be free of this virus. It only exists in humans by transfer from one to another.
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  391.  @MrEvilWasp  And then by coming into contact with other people they spread it around.
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  392.  @MrEvilWasp  This virus is a different strain of a known group of virus's under the name of corona and is spread exactly the same way, there is no confusion isolation works.
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  393.  @MrEvilWasp  If we want to get rid of the virus the quickest way and I believe the least damaging way is by taking extreme measures that means militarily enforced isolation adequate targeted testing which would mean government declaring martial law, if we don't have sufficient PPE or enforcement and the government are incapable of organising essential services then problems will be dragged out. Slowing the spiral we have seen in Italy may be possible and would be the best outcome to HOPE for against the position of being virus free in 6 weeks it's a distant second best.
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  394. Independence never comes easy.
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  395. Lorenzo I object to the suggestion for this infringement of my human rights.
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  396.  @denzel3888  Scotland did not vote to become independent, a small majority overall in some areas of Scotland and NI voted to remain. What would Brad Pott suggest that we divide up Scotland and NI so the areas that voted remain stay in the EU and the rest remain in the UK?
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  397.  @jameswhiteley6843  But blood is red.
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  398.  @jameswhiteley6843  When they are permitted.
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  399. They're not even paid that much by entertainment industry standards, they should complain to the actors union. I guess they must be satisfied with the fringe benefits.
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  400. Boris was correct to say what he did I think, it is just what comes into my mind when I see women in burkas and it would be disingenuous to let them think otherwise.
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  401. We demand home rule for the principality of Pimlico, as a state of the EU.
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  402. Budget contribution is an indirect tariff, as we import more from the EU than we export I hope the tariffs will dwarf our budget contribution.
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  403.  @jameswhiteley6843  So we should have saved ourselves and let him unify the rest of Europe and put an end to Zionism?
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  404.  @mrmyloc  Isn't that because he got elected unlike EU funding propaganda?
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  405.  @mrmyloc  No he didn't get elected or no the EU aren't funding propaganda?
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  406.  @kaba_me  Every car driver in England doesn't have one.
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  407. Get your inflatable in Dover before they're all gone.
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  408. @Papa Romeo72 No deal is the only option on the table then we move on to the second stage of negotiating with the world. The Labour party were never much good but today they're a collection of diverse groups either incompetent or traitorous and do not represent indigenous British values in the slightest. I voted Labour when Blair first stood for PM, the greatest conman to ever enter British politics.
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  409.  @kevinparker461  At least we get a vote.
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  410.  @kevinparker461  Some people would obviously prefer that it wasn't, nothing original in that desire and always a threat.
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  411.  @kg356  This the normal party for normal people, always found in the kitchen I presume.
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  412.  danger mouse  OOH he definitely has no place in modern prehistoric Britain then.
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  413.  @nisnga147  No biased expert opinion ever heard of collateralised debt obligations centralised tax and financial control and cost projections for the EU army or chicken licken.
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  414.  @lsmith992  Does anybody have the directions to love island?
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  415. That's in Swindon I think.
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  416.  @plasticbudgie  Agreed. If we remain in the EU the next PM will be very soon unpopular using the countries wealth to susidize the EU and provide for all the refugees from Germany and Italy who want to live here.
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  417. No chance, we need more than one party to rely on. They have to come to some arrangement and put country before politics.
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  418.  Freeze Peach  Agreed even if we have to wait until the bitter end of the EU project.
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  419.  @PussyBootsMusic  Not forgetting Switzerland too.
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  420.  @PussyBootsMusic  I have only visited once for a few days in the 80's and was impressed by the feeling of order and experience of civility that left a lasting impression and I plan to revisit, hoping it hasn't changed significantly. Living there is a tempting idea.
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  421. The issue is to elect a leader who respects the votes of the people and who will take us out of the EU. The europhiles say they will support a vote of no confidence in the government if Boris tries to take us out of the EU, so they are putting their views before party and country and acting in accordance with the fundamental ethos of the EU.
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  422.  @desoliver9712  Surely not! After a majority of Tory governments since the war.
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  423.  @desoliver9712  Owned or regulated by the elected few for the benefit of the elected few who would end democracy if they held power long enough. Always the way it goes when people put ideology before human nature and disregard history.
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  424.  ed china  Trust in the EU to share out the wealth they are ''creating'' the Greeks and the Spanish are loving it and the Germans and the French are just getting a taste for it.
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  425.  @mikeenwright2622  How can the UK leave the EU? Answer - simple, stop parliament from operating until after the 29/3/19. Come on somebody put them out of our misery.
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  426. Another great philanthropist, what has @leespiderpod ever done for this country?
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  427.  @stevec6427  I'm sure Blair paid tax on all the millions he's received as bribes, backhanders and sales of British assets.
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  428.  @johnturner4400  Don't take on face value anyone or anything, do your own research and use your best judgement
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  429. @alan bee It would be sad to leave the UK but not without it's benefits.
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  430. @alan bee So I will avoid doing so as long as there is a good chance of us regaining control of our money, our borders and our laws.
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  431. @alan bee The EU takes a good amount of our money as decided by the membership committee to spend as it sees fit, European court has the final say on laws and border operations. The EU also controls a great deal more of the policies that would normally be the responsibility of the government of an independent state and under the principles of ever closer union the UK government will no longer have the responsibilities to justify it's name.
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  432. @Dashing Dave I have a dashing plan for reducing the problem of controlling borders, increase the penalties for people caught smuggling up to and including capital punishment when caught trafficking people or using smuggling as a basis for running a business.
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  433.  @johnhobbes2268  Yes things are looking rosy for the EU they'll soon be able fund the EU army or at least pay their full wack into the nato budget and make up the arrears then they'll be able to match the UK's foreign aid budget.
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  434.  @philsterthephilster  Sounds like a dogs breakfast to me, thank god we are an island and have a nuclear deterrent.
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  435.  @johnhobbes2268  There is no EU in reality.
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  436. A tip for the new leader of the Labour party, as Dumbledore would say ''Arresto Momento''
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  437. The party is over, vote UKIP.
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  438.  @garyreynolds5733  That would be in a minimum of 2 years time then, yes?
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  439.  @nadtz  Sure it would but what he does is more important than what he say's. Whereas what Mr ribas say's is probably more important than what he does.
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  440.  @666VIKING1  This is the same Tory party that backed the EU over Thatcher, bunch of gutless elitist traitors only eclipsed by their co conspirators the loony labour party.
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  441. Wave I think that would basically be the same as the original vote, if we leave there will be no deal, if we have a deal before we leave we won't leave. That's just the way it is with Totalitarian Autocratic regimes, I cannot for the life of me understand how they keep getting away with pretending the EU is democratic!
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  442.  Miguel Melchior  So Scotland want's to stay in the EU and calling for an independence referendum is a misnomer they really want a referendum on EU membership it's nothing to do with independence like the earlier referendum or is it a referendum on both? Two for the price of one should appeal to Scottish folk if there is any truth in the old stereotype. Yes it's a 2 4 1 that makes sense, they want independence from the UK and statehood in the EU the issue isn't independence per se it's independence from the UK that's the issue.
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  443.  Miguel Melchior  When a country of 3M is in a democratic union of 80M it is not an equal in any democratic sense having 4% of the votes when deciding the future of that union, there are benefits and drawbacks in union membership and countries have to decide for themselves on membership. Scotland has had a referendum on independence from the UK and can have another one when it is agreed, unions do not function by having confirmatory votes every 6 months. Catalonia would be envious I imagine.
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  444.  Miguel Melchior  Division is inevitable one way or another if the EU referendum is honoured either Scotland leaves the EU as part of the UK or leaves the UK and tries for EU membership it is for Scotland to decide. How long has Catalonia been a region? European history is not something I have studied.
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  445. @Andrew Battersby If the Tory party are not capable of ridding themselves of their remainers I urge every Brexit supporter to give their support to the For Britain party or whichever party becomes the major party supporting Brexit and British independence. They may have many questionable aspects but history has shown with what the Tory EU traitors did to Thatcher as long as the current major parties remain as major parties in Parliament we will never regain our independence. If this bill is not voted through Brexiteers have a big decision to make.
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  446.  @highmarshalhelbrecht4715  There is a way that Farage could prove us UKIP supporters wrong and that is by cooperating with Batten to secure a majority of Brexit MP's in parliament. He left the scene after the referendum result which shows a level of naivety at best that rules him out as a fitting leader for the country.
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  447.  @whiterabbit1632  Strange there seems to be a strong correlation with terrorist attacks happening in the UK and foreign religious beliefs, can anyone think of a way to reduce or end this phenomena. More Muslims in government perhaps.
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  448.  @spacemanwithraygun3933  That's not a solution just the present reality.
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  449.  @wt4127  Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner that I hate London now.
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  450. I have a strong suspicion Lee Rigby may well have been Islamaphobic before he was attacked but definitely was while he was being attacked.
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  451.  @SirRobinDeSway  I agree a federal U S of Europe is the immediate end goal for the EU with immigration being a tool to reduce nations opposition, who knows their ultimate goal.
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  452.  @Ultron-o3i  Italy has no plans currently.
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  453. If the UK was a sink hole there wouldn't be a problem with flooding, typical lack of logic expressed by many remainers.
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  454.  @adrianceasar5620  If the river beds around the country were lowered to the necessary depth there wouldn't be a problem with flooding, I don't think it would be comparable to building the Panama canal would it.
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  455.  @garyreynolds5733  Seems odd to me how so many remainers try to deny the ultimate goal of the EU is to be an undemocratic European super state whenever it's pointed out.
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  456.  @shanjanusman9974  Major and Blair are the real villains but their plans have fallen at the last hurdle.
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  457.  @shanjanusman9974  Your priorities are all wrong which is no surprise by the look of your name, don't fret sit back and relax and watch how Brits solve problems when their backs are to the wall, things are going to change fast so stay awake.
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  458.  @shanjanusman9974  Yeah no time to get sleepy plenty work to do, this country needs patriotic grafters not drivers in reverse looking in their rear view mirror.
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  459. Hamilton is a good driver but most of the tech for his car is UK sourced probably his crew too and he's about as black as prince Harry.
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  460. @pm Nah mate it was Alexander the great.
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  461. We have the same problem in Britain, in all western countries in fact to a greater or lesser extent. Britain is trying to correct things democratically by voting for Reform but educating people that they need to preserve their own country's culture is a battle against globalist forces.
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  462. @bucketsandshims We wanna be free to do what we wanna do to live how we wanna live free.
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  463.  @godsgrasshopper272  1,000 a day dying of old age in Italy, 1,000 a day dying in the UK in 2 weeks time just so many old people around these days. Error correction: Used to be so many old folks around.
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  464.  @cxsmeticzz322  Airports are quite large and with extremely little traffic I would have thought they would be the ideal place to test and quarantine incomers for as long as required. There really is no excuse for continued failure to stop the spread of this disease.
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  465.  @TurinTuramber  Might as well do nothing then and let people die happy.
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  466.  @TurinTuramber  I89 dead in UK today, 299 died in France just keep following the advice.
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  467. What! Not another one.
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  468.  pete b  HA ha nice to read something that makes me laugh that's also true, the Greens would do the same. They would love to build a country China could just walk into and take over.
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  469. He's a socialist so he is doomed to fail. No tax rises, bare faced lies. Inflation has increased a lot since basic rate tax threshold was last increased, ergo wages are increased to keep people from going bankrupt ergo the amount paid in tax increases so wages have to increase more so companies have to charge more to maintain profitability so inflation increase etc etc. Under socialism government expenditure increases beyond the level of the economy to sustain it, the government prints money to fill the gap causing more inflation resulting eventually in bankruptcy for the country but not the government.
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  470. Never in the history of the UK has such vital responsibility been placed in the hands of such small inadequate people.
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  471.  @utv5490  I trust when John Major says the Tory PM is unelectable he must know what he 's on about so I'll have to vote Farage.
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  472. @bucketsandshims Roll on roll off
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  473. @bucketsandshims I'm sure the EU will find the money for Scotland to build the border.
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  474.  @gethcreator751  As long as people are encouraged to believe that god, the state, the lottery or anything else will provide too many will sub contract their responsibility for getting a life. Survival of the fittest today means those fit to live in a developed society should be given every chance to do so, the unfit should be given the minimum necessary to survive and the opportunity to become fit. If anyone feels different and they're rich enough to do something different good luck to them.
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  475.  @nandomustermann8979  LOL.
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  476.  @chomym  LOL.
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  477.  @marcmarc8524  LOL.
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  478.  @chomym  What's funny is the EU trying to tell us what we can and can't do, they are a construct we exist.
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  479.  @chomym  If they don't want to have a trade deal with us on the same basis as they have with Canada then we won't have a trade deal irrespective of any short term discomfort. Adversity builds character and sorts out the wheat from the chaff we will benefit in the long run, not everyone obviously that's just reality and cannot be circumvented. Creation always entails destruction, the creation of the EU is destroying what it means to be British, French, Italian and Spanish and probably Germany with little or no long term benefit that is worth the price.
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  480. @More tea Vicar? I want to be in the EU or how will we ever get to have the Euro or be able to stand behind our French and Italian comrades in the EU army. Oh the parades we could have without ever having to fight as long as the veto option remains, and how else are we going to kill that golden goose they call the city of London and cook all its eggs, sod the next generation they can find their own goose eggs.
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  481. There is no Conservative party just a Tory party with a few conservative members and rather more deluded supporters that need to get real.
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  482.  @alabama1413  Better than the animals vote we had last time eh.
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  483.  Michael McCullagh  Vote UKIP.
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  484. @DUNCAN INVADER Just like Trump would never make president?
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  485. If the population reduces we wouldn't need the number of houses we already had.
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  486.  @heliotropezzz333  How well did he run them or did the civil servants run them, what revolutionary changes did he introduce or lasting effects did he have.
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  487.  @danielrobertson8866  Why is politics such a sideshow.
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  488.  @heliotropezzz333  Apart from his views on Europe Clarke seems an affable character who has generally taken the right line, but not a ''great man'' of the likes of Thatcher or Churchill, a bit lacking in vision and or ambition maybe.
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  489. I guess politics needs men like Clarke as much as anyone I think he is more honest than many just out of touch with his country on Europe.
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  490.  @heliotropezzz333  I agree we don't need another Churchill in todays world I don't think he would be able to adapt but I disagree about Thatcher I think history views her harshly because her policies were not modified and carried through to benefit the nation they were left to run and be abused as circumstances allowed while following governments concentrated on selling out the country to Europe and Blair used the country to benefit himself without concern for the cost to us.
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  491.  @heliotropezzz333  She only ever cared about benefiting people she identified with, industrious people who earned their money and seekers of personal improvement. Her right to buy policy benefited many working class people, if later governments had sold council houses leasehold with a clause preventing the houses being let it would have killed the buy to let cause of a lack of affordable housing. The largely catastrophic privatisations were the result of failures in implementation designed to benefit the holders of financial power by the holders of financial power, which does not mean the policy was wrong. Capitalism needs intelligent oversight and harsh penalties for financial crimes of the kind would be criminals understand and fear such as the recovery of all assets held by the perpetrators by the state. I can't see a problem with freeing finances for global benefit it's the job of government to manage countries to benefit their people and business will do as it is allowed. The problem of the Eurozone is just another example of politicians ambitions exceeding their ability, they created the huge problem they have and don't seem to have a workable plan to put it right just fingers crossed and kick the can. Time to wake up and smell the coffee Europe needs united countries not the EU, not as it is now anyway maybe a Mk2 sometime in the future after some of it's countries naturally coalesce.
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  492.  @clancywiggam  That is no guarantee of reaching the right conclusions, many things that appear reasonable produce unacceptable effects.
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  493.  @charlie123866  Get a job.
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  494. @Bilal Khalid It's the first time it's had direct responsibility for anything serious regarding the future of this country since the Lisbon treaty, which got nodded through without having any democratic oversight.
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