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Everyone who is for Britain will vote for Reform.
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They are increasing their efforts in an all attack on Britain, rally around the farmers you know what you must do. Your country needs you.
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If you pay income tax from your salary you are giving money to Starmer, VAT, fuel tax, flight tax, ULEZ tax, council tax, stamp duty etc etc and still the country is bankrupt when it comes to finding money for Indigenous brits and the money tree works for net zero, Ukraine war and train drivers and other public sector minions.
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Ukraine needs another £billion Rachel, ok Kier no problem.
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New year, new government, Reform UK. Join the party and make it happen, Rupert Lowe wielding power, what a truly beautiful prospect.
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Join Reform if you want real change.
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It will be much worse than the seventies.
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@leebishop2794 That's exactly why corrupt people buy political leaders, Musk says it as he sees it and sometimes makes mistakes but not in this case.
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The country needs Reform.
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Groundhog day the movie has been retitled Brexit.
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Join Reform.
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I can't believe this country still exists after having traitors running the country for 30yrs, is that a cause for hope?
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@aaronmason9332 You have a problem with your mind.
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They've been doing the same for the last 40yrs its just a bit more obvious now they're getting desperate.
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Same here, what a way to have to spend retirement.
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When this country returns to being British life will be fantastic.
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@chozusmakavelli Another couple of months and the country will be as big a s------e as Venezuela, that other socialist paradise. 🤣🤣🤣
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Until they are removed from power people just have to accept they need to downsize their lives and stop feeding the enemy as much as they're able.
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This is a meaningless attempt at saving his ass, Trump won't be fooled and neither should we.
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RIP the Southport three.
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Make it happen, forget the rest join the best, join Reform. Make Britain Great again.
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Ben knows of what he speaks.
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Reform for me Reform for thee and set the UK free.
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Trump is not a politician he's a natural, sane, normal person with business skills who has been successful, he has empathy with other people, God Bless Trump and God Bless America.
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There has never been a successful Labour government in history and only 3 successful Tory governments in my lifetime, the ones led by Mrs Thatcher.
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A big majority of Labour MP's voted against the no deal option just remember that voters at the next general election.
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@stephendoherty981 Get your head out of Uranus.
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We will be in that position much sooner than many people think possible if we don't get rid of the uniparty within months not years.
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How many times can they tax you on the money you've already payed tax on? Until you have none obviously.
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Exactly.
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Vote Reform.
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Unite protect one another and join Reform and make it your party, Britain's party to get rid of all international interference in our country.
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@mikeholling8830 And immigrants just keep rolling in day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. The uniparty love it so who is gonna stop it?
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The protests will escalate until this government is history.
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Join REFORM.
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The winds of change are blowing ever stronger.
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Absolutely right, vote Reform.
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Reform UK.
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They used to say if you're in a hole stop digging, so why is Labour wasting billions closing down our last two blast furnaces for making high carbon specialist steels and building electric arc steel plants which cannot produce such steels? The steel we require will have to be imported adding to the carbon footprint via the necessary transportation, the benefits needed for the 6000 redundant workers alone will cost more than the winter fuel payment for pensioners and the extra electricity required for the new furnaces will increase demand on an increasingly scarce supply of electricity meaning at Best Buying increased amounts of foreign gas and electricity. This is just one instance of waste of public money there are countless others.
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We need another £20billion for net zero Rachel, ok Ed I'm on it.
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Until you can see the elephant in your life it doesn't exist, until it decides to tread on you.
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Won't get fooled again, vote Reform.
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It all depends where Putin and Xi target their missiles, it could be a very hot winter.
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Of the MP's I heard speaking their maiden speeches today only Reform MP's addressed the cause of the problems we are facing the others sound like they are living in a parallel universe.
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No he doesn't, he just wants you to believe he does.
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@wulfhere83 Voting for the same parties who have run this country since 1990 and expecting a different outcome is a definition of insanity.
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Telling it like it is again, the one and only Ben Habib.
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We have changed this country beyond recognition from what it was 60 yrs ago, sadly half the current population or more have no knowledge of how good life was back then and up until the late 80's.
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Part of the reason for working for many people was to have some comfort in retirement, a bigger part as you reach middle age. Time to have a general strike I think, see how they like having our money taken away from them.
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British people want a British government not uniparty puppets, vote Reform and get our country back.
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We have to wake them up.
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@emstirling-is4nu He had a practice run in 2016 he'll do so much better this time.
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@Ahjsjuedn Almost on a par with the behaviour of Hamas on Oct 7th isn't it.
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@SilentHendo I am offended by the truth.
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Join Reform let this country know what you think of the uniparty.
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Starmer out Farage in.
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The UK has been in trouble for at least thirty year, we are just about to start dealing with it. Join Reform and help speed up the return to freedom and prosperity.
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@sidharthsanyal4243 It took a couple of nukes to change Japans ideology, careful what you wish for.
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@JustinCarlwirh The red poppy is to remember people who died for their country regardless of their sexual proclivity, you have no point.
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Reform will do all of that and more.
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Rupert wants Reform to be a serious party capable of governing Britain, not the no Brexit party, not the crushed UKIP and not a vehicle for Nigel's income enhancement.
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That is their intention, socialists don't get on well with enjoyment and freedom.
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And join the Reform party.
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Hammered by Blair you mean, get your facts straight. Oh you don't allow inconvenient facts I forgot.
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We have no 2nd amendment, it will take a while to get arms but that will happen over time.
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Sanity on display.
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The migrants know what they want so as long as there is a chance of success they will take high risks, Europeans meanwhile are disempowered,conflicted and leaderless is a civil war becoming a possibility again? Drift and fudge and human rights over citizens rights, what a way to destroy civilisation.
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@allseeingotto2912 It's up to him to get off the fence and prove you right or wrong, he just ain't cutting the mustard now TBH I don't think he can or he's been warned off. The next few months are crucial who really runs this country us or them.
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@braedenh6858 They must want to work for the Stasi.
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@antmunro6407 The next opportunity to vote is the council elections next May, 2000 seats up for grabs. If Reform sweep the board they might be able to cause enough trouble to force another general election, people have to be resolute, they will try many tricks in concert with the Tories to keep the uniparty in control. We want democracy back, the people must win.
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@BrianLesliePerry You can ignore reality as much as you like but it won't ignore you.
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Join the party, £25 a head have a great life.
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@jacky5768 How many have been arrested for the terrorism in Hillside Leeds?
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Well done, hope we have a Reform government soon.
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Ben Habib is the only person telling the truth about multiculturalism, the people of Britain voted for civil war when they failed to vote for Reform UK.
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congratulations Anita ❣
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Well he is a presenter, nice to hear one that talks sense.
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The governments and civil servants for the last 30yrs ae responsible for the country being bankrupt so why should they be remunerated with pay and pensions higher than the average salary and the basic state pension until the country is debt free?
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Finally we are waking up.
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You can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you might get what you need. Join Reform and support Ben.
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I think people should join Reform and go to the branch meetings, you may meet people there and find people you can rely and be useful to each other, you may learn things and help to regain control over your future.
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We will all win.
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@EduardSLVRU Lol Farage has had to fight tooth and nail for over 20 yrs to get the support he has because the British public have been too ignorant and indoctrinated but that's changing if Farage gets the support he deserves you will see what he's made of.
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People in Wales are really depressed about living under Labour.
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Why wouldn't they be?
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Some of this lot will likely loose their heads this year if British justice reappears.
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The next opportunity to do something meaningful for GB is to vote for Reform UK at the council elections next May, 2000 seats up for grabs if Reform sweep the board they could make this country ungovernable and force Labour out. Come on people make sure we get our country back.
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He has to keep up with how the new world order is progressing and earn his place on the gravy train to Davos.
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Oh there will be big repercussions, no one knows for sure what will happen but it will be great.
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The state of Birmingham is a straw in the wind.
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This is why British people should have no doubt if they don't want to live in an Islamic city they should vote for Reform,
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@neilmcbeath954 And that's still a 100 times more useful than the current puppets in parliament led by Mr Punch and they Judy.
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@RedSquirrelsReturn If they start talking about deportations for crims and extremists that will lose as many votes as it gains, they have to get into power first. Anybody can talk its actually doing things that will make a difference.
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Join Reform and find some friends help to change the country.
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@somethingintheair5373 This country is my main concern.
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Along with tolerance and ignorance.
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@julianshepherd2038 You don't need any class of degree to be able to think and have something thought provoking to say.
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A truly awful woman, only fit to make tea.
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@curtisalleyne3710 Imagine having one of these for a mother !!!
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@miniaxe4026 As he said he prefers Davos to Westminster so he's no doubt looking forward to handing over the hatchet to the next traitor, just as Sunak was.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have the 2nd amendment in the UK applicable only to indigenous people who have a relative who fought for the UK in WW2, and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment fro anyone caught with unlawful possession of a firearm.
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@RabbiMalahkYah We need a government that will unite the real British people who will then support our rights. Join Reform and make it happen.
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Such a pleasure to listen to this.
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@garemacquarrie6705 They've already paid for everything if they've worked for 35yrs, most like me have worked for 45yrs, it's not our fault if governments have squandered our inheritance.
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This is the only result you can expect when you let children and hysterical irrational people dictate your thinking.
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A pathetic spectacle, vote Reform.
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I am no expert on Tommy but I think he has earned that, there are many things to be attended to in America and the UK and Europe.
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Join Reform and stop state terrorism.
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We are in recession already 😂 thank god summer is coming with a Reform goverment.
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The more that people can find the strength to stand up to the dictators the better for us all.
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It's coming, sometime this year before the end of summer. Vote Reform and make sure all your friends know why.
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Vote Reform.
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The tin pot mayor of london has ideas way above his position.
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@markferguson7563 The illegal immigrants will be in the police force ASAP.
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@rolandrothwell4840 Oh really, so you didn't vote for the party now in power who've outlined £70 billion of new spending while moaning about an imaginary black hole. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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There is no point replacing them with their doppelgängers. It has to be Reform UK.
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He must hate this country so why is he here?
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Keep the uniparty out of power for good.
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He preyed on existing divisions and peoples weaknesses.
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My heart bleeds for the dead people of Maui, most likely murdered by the cabal from what I have been able to gather so far.
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@Robinson-p9h Join Reform vote Reform c'mon lets get the restoration started.
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@sidneybuckaloo Being a woman who actually served I guess makes it easier for Tulsi to understand what she is talking about and if she is unbiased with no hidden agendas she seems smart enough to make the right decisions. Standards should be set so only people competent to meet all the requirements to the right level for specific roles get those roles.
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Join Reform, the more people unite behind Reform the greater will be the pressure and the sooner we will be rid of the dictators.
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@I_am_who_I_am_who_I_am That's how it feels in England today with all these FAR RIGHT people running the country.😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Join Reform or just keep moaning, you have a choice.
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@TracyJ-r9g I've listened to him ever since he joined Reform and never heard him get anything wrong that I can recall, a great man indeed. The people who didn't vote for him deserve all that they will get from Starmer.
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@richardgallagher4880 Little boy.
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@hamza-trabelsi My copy of the Koran is very Holy, I've been using it for target practice this last week.
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Exactly right, join the party people, unite and make us an unstoppable force for the changes that we want. There are enough good people in Reform to overcome any who decide to take the WEF dollar.
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@HappyFlyer Easiest thing anyone who loves Britain can do is join Reform UK, the next year is pivotal.
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@nigelbenn4642 Landslide with 38% of the vote🤣 The future of the UK belongs to Nigel and Reform.
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@martynjones8560 Weird
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Join the party and support Ben.
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@richardgallagher4880 As did many in the Labour Party and Tory party, at least Tice has realised his limitations.
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Tories committed suicide they are now brain dead and waiting to be switched off. They are still trying to decide what they need to do. 😂😂😂😂
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What Farage has said is plain wrong, Rupert Lowe got it plain right. Learn Farage or you will be toast.
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Jay Leno What was the war monger doing in Iraq anyway.
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@Kenshiroit The EU needs to disappear, European countries must start looking after their own interests.
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@mickmouse3513 The best way to support Fox and common sense is to keep speaking up at every opportunity and vote.
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@meia1855 You're missing the point, real celebs are people who deserve to be celebrated for their achievements, striving to be excellent and achieving it. Relatability is a delusion for those of little talent to become famous for nothing of consequence.
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It will be done in 2 or not at all.
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They will have the choice, obey our laws as they will become much like they were pre 1960's or they can leave. Nigel cannot say this at present but have no fear he is the only one or to be more accurate Reform are the only party who can bring the restoration we desire. It will not be achieved by Nigel imitating Adolf, we didn't spend so many lives defeating him to now imitate him, we are British and will do what has to be done the British way. If we can't do it democratically we will do it by force as long as we can prevent insane globalists starting WW3.
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@DeathToZioWarPigs 😂😂 Any enemy of Starmer's is friend of mine.
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We can stop our involvement in all the international glad handing if we vote for Reform, it won't be a bed of roses unless the thorns are left on but compared with the alternative ? that is the question you have to ask yourselves.
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@Dere2727 Causation is the politicians who support multiculturalism and globalisation, there you go cleared that up for you.
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Join the party and add your voice to make sure they don't, we are Reform. Reform are we.
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@kevonslims7269 The party of Diane Abbot and David Lammy you mean.
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@marypettyfer4640 Reform with Ben Habib have the answers, if all of us get behind the party it will be done. Ask not what can my country do for me ask what can I do for my country.
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What is the percentage at the moment 30% maybe, we have no time to waste.
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This country's GDP was £3 trillion last year, they waste at least a third of that probably more. Just imagine what life would be like if this country was properly managed for the benefit of the indigenous people, and how fast the wealth of the country could increase.
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It will take Trump and his team everything they have to drain the swamp sufficiently to make America great again but if anyone can do it they can, I wish them all the luck in the world.
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Roland Roland The lefties love the working classes, the love to keep them ignorant and poorly educated to make them easy fodder for their indoctrination B S. Fortunately this only works well on the naive youth and not all of them are interested, experience and an ability to think is the best antidote to the left.
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I am a Fox fan and a Bev turner fan too, if it wasn't for people like them no alternative opinions would get aired.
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Join Reform UK
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Vote Reform for the safety of Britain.
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@DeborahDavies-f3i Join Reform UK, go to meetings if you wish, meet like minded people and maybe you will make friends and find a community to support one another.
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Could the country be in any more danger than now.
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Join Reform and get everyone you know to join as well it's the only way.
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Farages future is in his own hands, surely he's had enough of pretending to be PM in waiting, the job is too demanding for him to cope with. Thanks for what you've done.
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@phillipcarter8045 If it is the British army we have no quarrel with them.
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@Shaba. Yeah free from Islam, the sooner the better.
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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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@howdan1985 Great! Me too. Never felt the need to join a political party before, today its a must do for me.
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What we have hear is a failure to communicate.
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Unite behind the farmers and vote for Reform, join Reform and develop networks at branch meetings. Our enemies aren't going to somehow magically disappear.
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Every body who is interested knows by now, Join Reform make them our party and make sure they do what we want. No more BS.
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The ice is still too thin.
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You have to understand their mindset, they think those large shiny offices and free lunches in Brussels and Strasbourg are the real world. I hope they live long enough to experience the real world personally.
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Trump has done for the WEF by turning off the money tap.
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Have you seen all those German auto makers and French farmers saying they will be quite happy to see their exports to the UK reduce by up to 40% with the hit to their income and worker lay offs no problem if the UK leaves without a deal.
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@graemeroberts7367 You mean you haven't seen the evidence?! Where do you live in a cave.
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We'll never be able to attract so many immigrants ever again.
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Marvic Gaspar Unfortunately wishes are like your faith, of no practical help in making the UK a better place.
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@harrybacon419 Depends who his lawyer was working for. He called the police scum, do you disagree with his statement? Wayne Couzens was scum and he was a policeman.
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We do not need another shade of uniparty government.
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The message from the Labour Party is "the world is not as you believe it to be it is how we say it is".
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His bank account must be looking very healthy these days more than Judas got.
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Join Reform.
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@WildBison74 Go Trump, go USA, motherhood and apple pie the foundations of a great country. Don't let them take it away from you, best wishes from England.
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The uniparty must never again hold power over us.
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Join the party help shape the future.
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Stokholm syndrome is the only explanation for ordinary people wanting to remain in the EU.
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@ForestFan74 And so will many more I would say, why should being a naughty boy while young affect his career today, totally irrelevant IMO.
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@ClactonCuun You're a silly billy.
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Whoever wins will have until 31 October to prove themselves.
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Who is this bloated pipsqueak Blackford, acting like an EU human rights lawyer.
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The policy of not being able to vote for the people who govern this country, end of.
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You are powerless, Tommy is powerless, we are powerful, we are Reform. Wake up and fight.
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It just goes to show what a charade it has been all these years, Vote Reform we have been conned for forty years.
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Xarfax umbagwe Just waiting for the announcement from relatives of the attacked, should go something like, We hope people won't let this sad event change their attitudes to white supremacy and multiculturalism, it's not what they would have wanted. Stay woke folk you know it makes sense.
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Starmer publicly stated in reply to a question that he prefers Davos to parliament, he obviously cares so much about the UK.
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@timothydexter4027 Well past the time when the pendulum should be swinging back the other way, return of capital punishment would be an easy start.
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Is Singapore a multicultural country and what is the ethnic mix.
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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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@frogscotch19 It's not what they say it's what they do when in power that counts, if you haven't learnt that yet you haven't been paying attention.
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Is he a barber.
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We don't have long to wait. Just as well really as the country doesn't have long to live under the uniparty.
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@michaelogrady1002 Which Irish people are you referring to?
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There is no real negative so they had to invent one.
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If no one pays what can they realistically do?
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@terebanessa1024 They may be able to cope but they will never be as they were.
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@Ngamer834 The only policy remaniacs have that gets any traction is to slander all opponents but I think that's starting to be seen for what it is by the majority of voters, all they need to do now is throw off the voting habits of a lifetime and vote with their hearts if their heads aren't up to it.
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Join Reform, let the world know Britain is on the move.
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@chopperoon1 It's so funny yes, the show must go on of course, I mean its not as if your country, your freedom and way of life is under threat is it? Order, Order, I won't have truth told in this House, if you're an honourable member behave like one. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Join the party £25 a ticket.
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And saved lives by freeing up the money saved for NHS spending etc.
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I would love to know the percentage of remain voters who think the EU is democratic and when the vote was taken as to what deal they are offering us on leaving and why the UK hasn't vetoed this offer.
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Get Reform UK into power.
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@realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 There are only two parties worthy of a vote in this election they are the Tories and the Brexit party, I don't trust boris to deliver a clean Brexit because the Tories have a lot of negative history regarding Brexit. There is no Brexit candidate in my constituency so I'm voting Tory, Brexit is the most important issue facing this country so I hope they get enough MP's to influence the outcome.
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WTF are you prattling about.
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Right on point.👍💯.
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@christopherelworthy9640 Boris 😂😂😂 Join Reform and stop P--ing about.
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He does stuff.
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@PD-ek3cu Because buddy, an Iranian military leader guilty of war crimes was conspiring with the Iraqi government in Iraq. These weak countries pose little threat to the West put do threaten individuals and the instigators of attacks should be taken out at every opportunity.
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Marvic Gaspar If there were no Muslims in the UK your wish regarding this event would have been granted.
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What does Ken do to that shows how smart he is?
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@JesusLovesYou-w4s British is best always has been always will be when we want it to be, Tis why they've tried so hard to destroy us.
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@FDDLERSGREEN Just so people will not inconvenience themselves in the slightest to protect their freedom, who wants responsibility these days. Just being non compliant as often as possible if practiced by the majority would end the tyranny, stop feeding your enemy. Most people don't even know the enemy.
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@brickbat5608 Because they don't want to give it to the EU slime balls.
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Not a place I would want to visit as long as it remains AfKhanistan.
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And it bothers him not at all.
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@paulok2153 Anglo Saxon culture has been buried and made subservient under modernism, now modernism is being replaced by post modernism. We need to reassert the Anglo Saxon mindset that created the British Empire and begin the renaissance of Britain.
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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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@farfallinaazzorra3493 Globalism is finished, there's no stopping it now people will not succumb. Countries cannot succeed without patriots, without countries people are either savages or automatons. Civilisation and nationhood grow hand in hand, the oligarchs have no identity no patriotism other than to power.
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Reform must free Tommy and award him compensation from the public purse, the public owe him.
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@beendoneagain Should have voted for Reform.
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He knows what he talks about and he's honest, he has no personal ambition for a political career he just does what he does for the country, that is the major difference between Ben and every other politician.
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@pauljamessquibbs.3945 7,000 die in Italy from a bad case of the flu! what a bunch wussies, get the pubs and clubs going with happy hours and free admission and don't let people in hospital for a bad case of the flu.
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@michaelmcpherson8287 A few more than the official Gaza party or is it the same number? The future of British politics?
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@gwenpaxton1802 They are more frightened of us and rightly so. Support the farmers, get organised and get rid of the uniparty.
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What a man what a man what a mighty fine man.
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I love the respect Scotland shows to the rest of the UK who are the ones paying more to them per head than any other part of the UK and pay more into the EU than they get back some of which the EU gives us back, a disproportionate amount of that going to Scotland. Oh we will miss you if you go.
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@IanGarstang-kb9lu The more the merrier.
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@boota1979 We want British rights for British people not other peoples idea of rights.
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We want action, now. Ben is right.
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@Pvt_Badger0916 You mean she has no more income than the basic state pension or the average wage.
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@steveedwards5698 But that has bearing on what Reform will do for the country, their are many more competent people in Reform than Tice IMO. There are more important issues to get sorted out than who said what about who, we have an enemy to destroy.
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@Julius-77777 Japan once cost many Americans their lives.
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The best chance for the country to grow since Thatcher, if he gets the right team we will have a great and prosperous future ahead of us. It almost makes me wish I was young again.
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👍
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@Jeanettewoods-t8v Vote Reform and get our country back.
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If only we could become a nation state once again resembling our former culture, that would be so brilliant but will be so difficult to achieve.
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Paul Bensusan I don't think they would thank us, Nigeria needs people who are useful and productive workers.
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@johnbarrance4926 Tell me how many other people have been jailed for contempt of court, never mind incarcerated in solitary confinement. If that is for his own safety there must not be many like him in prison, huh.
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@hanniffydinn6019 Sadly everyone would be better off without the BBC these days except it's overpaid privileged presenters.
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@gullygullible9774 After decades of socialism half the population go to university now, after state education they still know next to nought.
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@christinebates5943 Got to keep paying China to build 22 new coal fired power stations every year, still got to keep paying the EU to remove our fish from our waters, and for Mauritius to take the Chagos islands of our hands, and for human rights lawyers to override British legal decisions, and benefits for all the extra people on the dole from Labour driving this country into recession. That's about the only driving that will be allowed soon apart from public service vehicles.
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Why not join the party?
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Reform UK.
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Wake up people, join Reform UK.
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It's the only intelligent response for self centred little shits to take.
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The Uk is on the cusp of change, the working class are waking up Bilston North is just a recent example.
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It is difficult to have faith in politicians, last one I had faith in was Mrs Thatcher I now have faith in Ben Habib.
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Disagreeing with the establishment is what hate laws are there to prevent.
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As an Atheist I support the right of people to hold whatever beliefs they have but not the right to force them on other people, so they should hold no political power to further enforce their views other than through democracy. Gays and people with other foibles likewise.
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True
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@deecook9638 He's only just started, everything is going to plan for the next lockdown.
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@The_Phoenix_Saga No excuse, if you don't like watching your country get destroyed should've voted Reform.
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Join Reform
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@gregsmith7821 😂😂😂😂😂 Are you another tool made by Starmer's dad?
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Become a member.
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Nigel just needs to stop having a negative attitude towards Tommy, just say at the moment Tommy is out of the picture, we have a country to save.
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Oh come on! Its been ridiculous for 20 + years
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We're having an invasion for Christmas wonder what Starmer's having.
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@user-wl9gw7xe2q Totally self evident Bro, can't see any evidence to the contrary can you?
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There feels like a change is coming.
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@billy6817 Join Reform if you can help restore Great Britain, end the destruction and feel good.
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2 years me, now join Reform, go to branch meetings and help get them into government this year. Get our country back. Independence, Sovereignty and freedom. Defund the international dictators.
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Lions led by donkey's.
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There is no excuse for ignorance, they are getting what they voted for. Oh for that £20k income tax threshold that Reform were promising.
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@Craig121000 You will get what you haven't voted for then, enjoy.
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@jayrwickerman Don't you you know anything or are you paid not to know, mate.
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There is no political situation in this country today, debate has been cancelled irrationality rules and corruption reigns everywhere.
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@colinfryett8174 Labour must have welcomed him with open arms, another criminal to swell the ranks. How many does that make now? And that's just the ones found out.
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Enemy of the state.
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@airborne652 It must be about 5 years since I watched ch4, I sure don't miss it.
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@lindamckenzie6500 As a retiree I don't think I'll leave but I might have to find a way to fight, the only way to avoid a full blown civil war here I think is by Reform winning power with a majority as big as Labours is now. Even then I imagine violence will increase substantially probably resulting in Martial law. Everyones personal circumstances are different, those in closer proximity to danger would probably be wise to move somewhere else in the country if they have vulnerable children I think moving abroad is worth considering. The more people who stay to fight the more chance we have of winning so prep yourselves as well as you can and get our country back.
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@SlowhandGreg Thatcher was the last British PM, just look how they treated her if want to know how conservative the Tory party is. They haven't conserved a f------ing thing of any value to British people.
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Is that the shadow minister for remaining in the EU I see before me.
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Can't thank him enough for putting the fox in the hen house and scaring the sheep, keep it up Nigel.
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@clairewilliams-k6e I think Anderson should go before Tice, he co signed that letter with Yusuf so he has to apologise for that before I could support him. I imagine a lot of pressure was put on him to sign that letter but that does not excuse him, he will be forever stained.
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Join Reform.
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Lammy reminds me so much of Idi Amin.
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@Leypath14 Join the party, get the message across united we win divided we will suffer.
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@nez9751 2000 seats to be voted for in next May's council elections every one should go to Reform to make this country ungovernable by Starmer.
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Join Reform.
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Just like health insurance exec in the US was, the same will happen over here if they don't go away first.
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@elkpaz560 The choice is the uniparty or Reform, or in other words lunacy or sanity, vote Reform to get back to sanity. Back to the way things were when these problems didn't exist.
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Join Reform and get these haters out of parliament.
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@rb1062 For pedants it is normally spelt flak, however flak is flack.
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@boxingmongoose408 You are funny Lol, Starmer has already said he would rather be with the WEF in Davos than at Westminster. Its not rocket science.
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@johnkitching2248 It's perfectly rational when looking at the way life is in Islamic countries.
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@jeanclaudejunior The larger the organisation the greater the fraud especially when funded from public funds, the EU is the largest publicly funded organisation I know of, it's larger than the NHS. Have no doubt the fraud in the EU would drive some to murder if they knew the scale of it unfortunately it can never be fully revealed and is justifiable in some minds.
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That's history, now we have to put things right.
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Just like every PM since Thatcher except maybe Truss.
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@maldaley235 The BBC has been a bastion of it's own interests and lefty agenda for the last 50yrs.
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@Ghost-airlines If you stopped being lame there wouldn't even be a far right.
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Just have to see how wrong it gets before it becomes right.
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Ever been to North Korea or Britain since Labour took over.
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One member to another, first gain power. Why doesn't everyone join the party? £25! come on people what's stopping you?
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@h2835 Don't give politicians any supra national power, governments have to be democratically accountable to their people alone and be subject to the mandates of no international groups. Countries must fight for their independence and freedom alliances can be made where interests are mutually beneficial, aid and military support should only be provided after the people have agreed in each case.
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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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We won't survive this Labour government after another 8 months, join the party make it happen.
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@marypettyfer4640 Indeed, a stand out character, honest, intelligent and loves Britain is how he comes across. I always say never trust a politician, but he's not a politician born and bred but out of necessity.
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catothewiser Oh so right, time people realised how they've been played and are still. If this is progress you can shove it where the sun don't shine.
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You still watching question time!!!!?
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Normal British people vote Reform.
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@sillygoose635 Yes it really is.
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It started with socialism after the end of WW2, then scrapping capital punishment and joining the EEC, casting Enoch Powell into the wilderness without due regard, stabbing Thatcher in the back and then choosing Major who sold us to the EU and Blair who used the UK solely for self aggrandizement. All these events are points along the road that sewed the seeds for the elite to gain control, brainwash the population with pc bullshit and run their global empire.
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@Balorian Passing the tipping point is the what we need to worry about, has Sweden passed it.
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I voted for Reform UK and I joined the party 2 months ago, anyone who wants to remain British should do the same. It really is your only chance.
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I agree and even he took a while to recognise the the depth of evil we are living under.
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@Worldsamess2024 Great 👍hope it all works out for us.
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Join Reform.
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Join Reform.
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@VincentRE79 If anyone wants to know why we have to leave the EU they only have to listen to this unprincipled propagandist and biased person, even the BBC weren't able to put up with his bs. He is just one of the many Grima Wormtongues trying to undermine the UK. We voted to leave, we voted by a vast majority for one or other of the two largest parties in the H o C who said they would take us out, no withdrawal agreement is possible so now we must leave without a deal. He is a typical self professed expert he values so much, just like the ones who say by the laws of science Bumble Bees should not be able to fly. Oh what's that flying past? Golly it's a Bumble Bee. lol lol.
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@paulharrison8152 And Churchill was called a war monger for his efforts, and Farage was called a Putin apologist.
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Very good interview Richard, we have to return to a culture based on traditional British Christian values.
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@jovickers5313 Yes, Reform are the only option the Tories might be fit to be the opposition party if they can sort themselves out but they've got a hell of a lot to do before I could ever consider voting for them again.
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@eyesopen7946 We had a good thing going with Russia under glasnost, Blair and his WEF brotherhood soon put paid to that.
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@jancaulfield3549 People coming here illegally can't work here legally who'da thought!
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That was a different Russia and a different NATO and a world without the Globally ambitious W E F, totally different.
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The people who really loathe the British public and the public in general are not people like Cummings they are the establishment elites like Blair, Starma, Brown, Cameron and the EU clowns. This guy sounds like he wants to get his feet under the table talking utter b------ks.
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The country is on course to be a wasteland.
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@lindark28 I predict Farage will be PM within the next 12 months, one way or another.
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@mreale2811 He'd make a refreshing change from Khan.
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It's the only way he can hope to stay in power.
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@Lixsna We want control of our money, our borders and our laws any deal that secures that without payment of blackmail money will be acceptable. Do you understand the issues and what is going on?
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The uniparty government is 1984.
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@binlondon9685 If Labour are not out of power within 3yrs there will be no UK to leave.
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@CHEEEZ-UK Look at the stupid things they're making you say, look at the stupid things they're making you do.
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@ReformedJon75 Why would she want to return to a country whose values and laws she opposes and why would we want her.
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@richardgallagher4880 The gerries are destroying any chance of expansion themselves very successfully just like the UK and most EU colonies have done since the EU was created.
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Cut the crap, vote Reform join Reform.
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@constantinvaldor3742 What colour is you bro, pink or green.
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@hazelnut975 With the country behind them they will be able to do what is needed to make Britain Great again and Ben knows what needs to be done.
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@TJ_Travels1 Oh I forgot Jeremy didn't get elected, we're on the mend.
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@mertonsardeen2242 This government will not last 2 years.
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Reform should be our rallying point, put pressure on them to sign the pledge and democratise the party. If enough of us join that should be job done for no, One million members would definitely be enough IMO and is a nice round number.
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Of course he does, that's not news.
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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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@ericlow1461 Where's Starmer gone on holiday to, is having a meet with Gates and Soros to get more instructions?
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Join Reform, make change unstoppable before we are totally destroyed. We must get it done ASAP.
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@maldaley235 Do some research you're miles out, Blair was the greatest con artist to hold office in the last century. No principles, no patriotism just a parasite, you think he was Thatcherite man I can't believe your simplistic thinking. True he fooled Thatcher into thinking he had the countries interests to heart just like he fooled virtually everybody else me included, there's just no substitute for experience.
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@eastlondon666 No that's you he just video's reality.
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He certainly does.
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@hamza-trabelsi Allah knows all, you don't know him, you have no importance to him you just amuse him. He is eternal you will soon be dust it is this fear that is the root of your man made religion created to glorify a false prophet, you are weak and pathetic and waste your mind on his primitive musings. God is greatly amused.
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@keithwarrington2430 Talk to the hand.
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The only reason to support Reform is for their manifesto policies, disagree? Then enjoy having everything taken from you.
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@PiE-zx Musk is not a diplomat, he is difficult to work with but has the qualities the West needs to achieve its renaissance.
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With the help of Trump and Musk Reform will get the job done. 2025 should be the year
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That's the success of Socialism, people have to be told what to think and what to do.
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@DavidEdwards-uf5lg Oh but he wouldn't use private health care to save a family member, unless of course they were in Davos, I guess then it would be different.
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CountJimbo The thinking morons mouthpiece.
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Join Reform UK.
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@rickoche1220 The rioters and looters just continue to entrench the attitudes of people like the cop who killed Floyd don't they know it strengthens the establishments support for leniency towards him, don't they understand that their behaviour just reinforces the attitudes of people like him and causes others to have those attitudes. They are an obstruction to change and if they think they will win they are fools, if they are happy to have things stay the same and just want an opportunity to grab some stuff they are still fools and will continue to suffer police brutality.
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It's just not enough to be right you need power as well.
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Never has the West ever needed something so profoundly encouraging to be done before, defeating the enemy within which has been consolidating its position for decades is remarkable.
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@TerryHall-nm8gt Vote for Britain, vote Reform.
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People living here can in future adopt a British identity or bugger off.
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Reform is being neutered.
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And the opposition is growing very very fast, join us join Reform.
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@barriewilliams4526 He cannot ignore the whole party and its MP's, if he doesn't deliver he will be toast but I think you worry unnecessarily
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Time to have the return of capital punishment, first in line would be all the traitors to democracy.
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@bl4531 You must think harder, the Tories readied the country for Labour to be able to carry out the plan that has been ongoing covertly since WW1. There have been a few hiccups along the road that lasted but a short while in the long scheme of things, namely WW2 and the rise of Thatcher. Why do you think Sunak called the election when he did after making the Tories so unpopular? Knowing that Labour would have a massive majority would enable the charade of democracy to remain in case the plan to completely destroy the last semblances of the UK as an independent sovereign national state should fail. Luckily it looks like it may fail, the EU is disintegrating, Mauritius has rejected the Chagos islands deal, Trump has defeated the blob in the US and we have Reform UK.😋
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July the 4th we're gonna party like its 1945.
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@pauls3660 If the bill doesn't get passed in the Commons today I urge every Brexit supporter to Give their support to the For Britain party or whichever supporter of UK independence comes to the fore, unless the Tories can clear their party of remainers history has shown with how they got rid of Thatcher they will always defeat the democratic will of the British people. As long as the current major parties remain in Parliament we will never regain our independence if we don't regain it now, the alternative parties may have questionable aspects but people must decide their priorities and act accordingly.
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@Fan-nothing This time is different Labour have been in power since 1990 and the destruction is endemic, Starmer is just dotting the I's and crossing the T's. Anyone who doesn't know isn't paying attention.
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2024 the year the war against Britain became apparent to the majority, join the battle. Join Reform and defeat the uniparty that is the first battle to win, then we have to get to work.
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@NitroNuggetTV It's not just stating the truth it's an attempt to exaggerate and smear. Ordinary people expressing their anger from a position of weakness about crimes against this country in a normal manner is normal.
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@deedub577 He is not just following orders, he's designing the delivery.
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He should be honoured.
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I am Atheist but I support your comment, it's not the job of the BBC to have a view on religion they should be totally impartial which they obviously are not.
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Ben Habib 💯
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@elenadunn15 Worked out very well for the 1%.
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@ihategeorgebushjr Projection. lol.
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There is no excuse for not getting it done within a month or 2, as a member I also want to see and have debated the articles of association or rules of the party and vote on them first before we become the owners of the party, it may even be necessary to vote on each rule before they are adopted.
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This country needs a Reform government, they must get themselves sorted as Ben Habib says and takeover the country when Labour are removed with a vote of no confidence.
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@SamJeffries-yd7hy Tommy exposed the grooming gangs and was victimised for his trouble.
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@anonitachi6966 Nothing at all to do with capitalism.
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I see Merkel wants to have a German as president of the EU commission as this would be most beneficial to Berlin. Is there any possibility she will be disappointed? Meanwhile Swedens favourite to become PM at next months elections warns the country is facing it's most serious crises ever over immigration and law and order, Italy clashes with Brussels over migrant boat demanding other EU states take more migrants and Greece is staring at it's 280 billions worth of Euro loans and being told how to run it's country while it's economic output in 2023 is still forecast to be 17% below what it was in 2007. As long as you keep paying you Greeks you'll be ok, broke but ok. Tell me again all the benefits of being in the EU I just need a little reminder.
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He needed some privacy when it was time to kiss the ring.
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It definitely cannot continue under its current arrangements, It's going to be a real challenge to return to a Europe of nation states but it must be done. There are likely going to be some big deals done with the US IMO, and Trump loves a deal more than he loves tariffs I think.
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What people have to realise is if UK stays in the EU it will be forced to have the euro also when the EU army is created we will have to have the rebate cut to pay whatever the EU decides is required to fund it including the pay and pensions of the people who will control it, doubtless a pointless exercise for us.I wonder if there could be a job found for T.Blair? Those are just three reasons which make leaving the only sane choice.
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Parts of France are no go zones.
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The only excuse for his errors is because politics is a game and he got his tactics wrong, this has caused some loses but not as many as would have been caused if he said he was a fan of Tommy. He should have said the same as Rupert Lowe said the real test of his character will be how he recovers from his mistake. It's akin to losing game or two in the premier league but carrying on to be league champion.
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@Swish-x7b Used to do for a living.
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@JP-lz3vk Because we aren't losing our human rights under Starmer are we, we also want our country still to be controlled by internationalists we have no control over don't we, at least the Irish are united now in rejecting immigration.
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@Professor-Patti I can't believe its taken you so long, still better late than never. All we need now is for the other 50/60 million real British people to wake up before the next election and the country might become worth living in again.
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@carriyoga The greatest anaesthetic for the mind whose only tell tale indication is the inability to be self aware.
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They should stick to corrupt titillation like Naked Attraction.
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Remain politicians couldn't run the country they would however let Brussels and pretend that they were.
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We know what the uniparty will do so there is nothing to lose in voting for Reform and potentially a lot to gain.
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@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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@chrispack3131 Join Reform create your own community look after each other. The future is bright the future will be reformed.
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@davidcoolomfg8129 Was going to vote Reform now I'm going to vote for them twice. Stella is nothing like the drink it used to be.
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This merry band.
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@richardgallagher4880 Little boy.
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@kieranjones6273 Why was it the winter of discontent was under a labour government? And why was Liverpool in crises with a far left authority in power? Oh I know! It was the Jews wasn't it. Or was it the bogey man.
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The more people who join the party the better chance they have of winning, join now if you have £25 spare.
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Tired of living in a banana republic? Join Reform, vote Reform.
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@michaelthompson6090 It is indeed and more people realise it everyday.
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@bobrail733 Yet more evidence of why we made the right choice in leaving, not that it was needed.
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@mariaefelices6543 Let there be light.
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@clogs4956 Vigilantism looks to be inevitable, only Trump and Reform seem to be possible saviours.
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Man on a mission.
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Great to see Ben enjoying a pint, good health sir.
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June Slater's analysis 100%.
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@nigelfarley814 One of Starmer's MP's has been sentenced to 10 weeks in jail for savagely attacking one of his constituents, good job he wasn't protesting with a placard or he'd have got 18 months like Peter Lynch RIP.
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@Bertrum123 Get back in the Matrix and stop bothering reality.
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He did exactly the right thing as is shown by the reaction from the big man from little Luxembourg. Lord farqhuar?
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No support for any large charities only local ones where you know where the money goes.
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Its not called Barking for nothing.
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@tonyjefferson3502 Net zero is a big part of the reason companies can't train and employ skilled British labour, The costs the uniparty have loaded on to businesses and public services is the reason the country is going bust, £3trillion of national debt, bankrupt councils so where is the benefit of green energy, new tech and multiculturalism.
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@PeterStone-ch9dw Yeah maybe we can get the Tories back in and they can carry on with the successful policies they had for the last 14 yrs.
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@maldaley235 You voted for the SNP and how do you think that will work out for you, do you think the EU will take pity on you and throw you a life line if you give up your independence to them. Or do you think the great and mighty Scotland which can't even wash it's face economically even while subsidised by the UK before it has to lose the majority of it's financial services income to London, suffer massive inflation after it has to have it's own currency then you'll have to pay for the construction of the border with England and it's operation, lose all the jobs connected with the UK government and whatever tariffs we impose on you as currently your biggest export market. I don't see much upside but I guess like me you think no price is too high to pay for independence.
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The flaky French never think very far ahead.
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@DilbertWhitehead There are more of us than there are of them as evidenced by the low election turnout, I reckon we have 2 years to get this government out and let Reform do their work. People are realising they have to do something and voting LibLabCon ain't it, we've got to shout loud Tommy Tommy Tommy, Nigel, Nigel, Nigel.
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Even better join Reform.
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@jasoncooper1728 Thanks Mo, nice of you to play turkey.
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@allanburkinshaw Socialism always develops into what we now have what happened to Venezuela will happen here if it's allowed to continue, socialism thrives in greedy, ignorant and irreligious populations that have lost their sense of identity.
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Seems a more than fair price to me to know the food is not bovaer contaminated, I'd rather go without than risk poisoning myself just to fatten the wallets of tyrants.
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@yvonnerees7589 It is really encouraging listening to people such as June talking what we all know is the truth, we have the momentum. If we unite behind Reform whatever mistakes they make or rather tactics they have to use to gain power such as distancing themselves from Bridgen and Fox we will make Britain British again and all patriots such as Tommy, Fox and Bridgen will have their rightful place.
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Tariffs aren't an issue for countries that are self reliant.
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A big part of the problem without any doubt.
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Masha Mitchell. What a pathetic view you have of life, because of any historical events you perceive as being not beneficial to countries we explored we should give up governing ourselves and let foreigners do as they please.
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@johnkitching2248 Vote Labour vote for Marxism.
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If you didn't vote for Reform you helped them into power.
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@johnflynn8879 My parents didn't have the ECHR and they were happier than most people today.
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@geoffwright9570 He will be putting people's lives at risk, nothing new in that though.
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@mrwideboy You think we should cancel the war for the ideological future of the UK because someone said something about maternity pay, well that says a lot.
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😂😂😂 You really think there will be another election?
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Cut the crap, vote Reform join Reform.
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Over 124000 members now come on people join Reform take your country back.
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Join Reform and get the truth out.
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You picked you moment alright.
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@ChristineRead-ck1uq Schwabs new global leaders 🤣 we'll be the ones doing the leading soon.
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UKIP's policies are never discussed by the media.
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@z0n0ph0ne If its royal then the royals can fund it, it probably agrees with Charles's ideas of equality.
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@Saywhatyousee-uk Nigel must change his attitude to Tommy and admit Tommy is the victim of a corrupt tyrannical establishment because Tommy is not a politician he is a tough passionate working class man who has fought the corrupt establishment and won.
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Channel 4 can be laughed at but they are dangerous to Britains future.
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There is something everyone can try and that is to join Reform, nothing is guaranteed but they are our best hope. The other thing to know is that our economic problems could be very rapidly solved with the right government, this country's GDP last year was £3 trillion and that's a lot of money if used wisely.
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@frederickkay4308 The final nail in Glasto's coffin was the death of John Peel, it was already ailing badly for years before that.
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This is England I disagree the Labour party is far more corrupt than the Tory party and doesn't really care for our country at all, hardly ever has. There were a few idealists in the past but they soon got pushed aside once power and money was to be had by their hypocritical followers.
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jaguarskills69 He wants to save Grangemouth and the steel industry now they don't exist. He thinks we're as thick as his cabinet.
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We'll get Brexit soon I believe.
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Well done Tommy, but it was a no brainer really. Nothing to lose and everything to gain, you have proved yourself worthy again.
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@JohnJackson-mn4ts No one can be sure how the vote will go, just vote Reform, vote life.
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@jaynekittycat9252 greenmachine seems to disagree with us, perhaps he'll join Kier in Davos when we get rid of him but he probably ain't had the same opportunities Starmer and his close mates have had of ripping cash from tax payers.
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@MK-ji9ke They can't distinguish truth from lies, I think it's all the toxic air they breathe around Westminster from all those German diesels.
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I'm voting BP or UKIP whichever has the best chance of winning in my area, afterwards other issues will come to be considered.
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@twistedsister2568 A very well rehearsed puppet theatre, they've been working on it for nearly 40yrs. Time for a new production.
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@mkaykaykayy All councils should be controlled by Reform after the next council elections.
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@GTA_6_Clips What fookin country?
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Wrong
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Don't tell me anyone is surprised.
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Stop dreaming and join Reform.
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Unfortunately as maybe the Brexit party are not in power so we have to see what happens with Boris, there is no doubt that a majority of MP's do not believe in democracy when it disagrees with them including our shameful prime minister May. They continually support the EU over the UK's wishes trying to reassure them that the UK will not leave without a deal that preserves the status quo.
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Looks like it. Never really liked Anderson. Rupert is taking legal advice to avoid being stitched up like Peter Lynch.
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@wlsn77 Love your own country and live in it.
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@paulnovak3864 As did the Spanish armada.
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@Keownolomio The legal advice is pertaining specifically to Mays deal and not Brexit I believe.
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@diane4488 Our society is very very sick, mostly from the effects socialism has had on people. Reform UK may change things and reverse our decline into dystopia, it will be difficult but they are the only option.
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You lost because you're wrong.
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@derekmab7734 Yeah people like me who worked for 55years paid taxes and respect the law.
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@tazmanrehman There's nothing dumber than living your life in strict obedience to the edicts of a medieval book.
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There's one thing you can say for Merkel she knows when she's beat.
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I think they are being learned now, hope its not too late.
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Join Reform vote Reform.
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@Fatty-by6yo Did the foreigners who came to England in the 1960's not like the country if so are there any of them still here?
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@Britishpatriot2011 What difference do you think that will make?
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All Farage's fault by design, cowardice or ego.
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Ben Habib on his own won't be any more successful than Tommy has been everyone must do their bit.
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@tonberrykinged Not seen anyone as good from Scotland for a long time, such a pity there aren't more like him involved in policy making.
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@mickmouse3513 If democracy fails us then revolt we must, I don't think they can finesse the current situation sufficiently to prevent revolt.
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@SteveInTokyo-b8n You haven't heard of the Magna Carta or English common law, we just got soft and lazy.
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@garydansie1392 You don't have to no the name, the one who shot the stabber in Glasgow is the latest one to do his duty.
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Not these days I'm afraid, corruption reigns supreme in most large companies, government institutions, charities and the public sector. Harrods is just the latest one served up as a distraction.
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@UkrainesExsplodingScooters Make England Venezuela.
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@exebit9366 Yeah, Farage does seem to have gone off the boil a bit, hope he gets his mojo back.
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@FuckILoveYouTubby I disagree.
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Too fookin right.
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That cannot be a problem, Reform must repeal so much legislation to prevent the direction of travel this country has been on for the last 30+ years.
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This government just about fit my expectations of what a uniparty win at the last election would be like.
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Vote Reform.
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@julieshakespeare8407 I've come to the conclusion our Royal family have passed their sell by date they no longer serve a useful purpose in this country, I'm not calling for a French 1789 style action just a reduction of their cost on taxpayers initially to give them time adjust and us time to decide on the use of the assets for the benefit of the country. Of course it will have to wait until we have a proper British government back in power and be passed in a referendum, maybe alongside a new British bill of rights or the Magna Carta or the pledge becoming our rights charter that governments must answer to.
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@alanbradley9621 After promoting incompetence for 30 years to undermine the British state we are like Gotham city without Batman.
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@AlanFagan-y5l He's not a political activist.
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Join Reform and keep them honest.
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Can't imagine why anyone would think of such things but I would definitely buy them a pint if I knew of anyone doing that. But really they'd deserve a medal.
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Bring back Gates, Soros and Fink.
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Marvellous news, standing by patriotic Americans as he said he would. MAGA.
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At least he didn't create the division.
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@rintymcginty5618 Troll with nothing to say to inform the debate.
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The numbers are growing continually, why not join the party.
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@Revolutionistory The easiest way to destroy your enemy is from within as Farage is doing.
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Muppets.
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@theSlabberingCabbage You're basically saying the majority of Scots are fantasists, if the SNP keep power for much longer they won't have any choice.
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@maldaley235 Blair was an adventurer without morals in search of money and glory dressed in lefty clothes in line with their agenda hence the support, they did not support Thatcher but would not openly speak against her. To call someone who defends their countries interests a war monger says all that needs to be said of you.
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@chrisgrahma5064 UK and the US will work together to strengthen their independence and power. Europe will sort itself out in our wake.
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@cruelworld1902 Marxists, fascists whatever you call them they are all control freaks, total control is what they want they can't get enough of it. Many are deluded, a good number are greedy, hedonistic and in self denial some just plain evil.
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There is absolutely no reason for another vote, we voted to regain our democracy and sovereignty the consequences of which are not yet known. Until we have implemented the result of the referendum and given it time to take effect there will be nothing different to base a decision on other than the hysterical and emotional bullshit of the losers of whom many are prepared to say anything to have their way.
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RIP Peter Lynch, you cannot predict how good or bad Reform will be, all we know currently is that they are not affiliated to the uniparty.
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@wildchavy2614 You'd be a mug to pretend the Brexiy party didn't exist or weren't going to get a lot of votes.
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@rogerkay8603 Council elections next May, join Reform and help them contest every seat and get a general election next year. Starmer can go to Davos where he says he'd prefer to be, I don't think he'd be well received if Reform are in power and cutting the Davos strings. How brilliant would that be people, let's get it done.
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@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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You've noticed that have you.
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@juliegregory3900 The question was where would you rather be Davos or Westminster, he replied without hesitation Davos then realised how that sounded and tried to qualify his answer. Doesn't change the reality he prefers group think with people working for the same goal rather than debating what is the best for the country.
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If he doesn't like it here he can remove himself.
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@superflyjimmysnucka9068 That's right, we just pay for them. Gotta find our share of the £300billion for COP29 which will be a bigger % now that Trump is running America as a country again.
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@unusedsub3003 Being on holiday in Italy no doubt you could afford it.
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@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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@edaleman2758 Pay your taxes, the government need you to give them all your money.
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@edaleman2758 Pay more.
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@Fletch Gaming Lovely little Nationlist rant their son hope you get your Independence preferably on one of your little Hebridean islands, that would give you time to check some economic facts.
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@AllanHinde-mb2pr Haven't you learnt yet? Judge politicians by what they do not what they say!
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Oh but we do love having the wool pulled over our eyes, us sheep.
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We must hope that we can remove Labour and get a Reform government in, it looks like Nigel has found his feet again and is adapting to the changes of Reforms fortunes.
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Sunak made the red carpet for Starmer's walk-on part.
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Why are the media establishment so scared of UKIP?
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@richardgallagher4880 "They'll save staff wages and the same total work will be done" No he's talking about people who have productive jobs not people like you paid to write drivel. Striking for 3 days a week would be the best way to start or working to rule. the less you earn the less tax the gov will get. You will suffer but eventually you will win freedom and national sovereignty for the country if you are bothered.
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Well said.
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@amphetamineblue4172 Elections don't mean jack, Brexit proved that.
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That's Herefordshire, can't deny I am absolutely gob smacked at that result. A rural constituency voting to have farm fields used for solar panels and all the rest of the woke green destruction of Britain as a viable country! Just WTF ARE THESE PEOPLE ALL MENTAL.
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@Derreck Jones Corbyn has never failed at anything because he's never done anything.
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Join The party, make it happen.
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Vote Reform
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@WaiKoH Why is it I wonder that all these poor refugees paying every penny they have to cross the British channel don't flee to China or Russia.
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Join Reform.
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Your mind is showing, what little bit there is of it.
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@julianshepherd2038 Look here Kipper, you don't really believe the bilge you're spouting do you, do you really want zero freedom locked down in your 15 minute city. There is a traffic problem in London, but it was so difficult to predict 30yrs ago it would be so bad wasn't it. I mean who would have thought increasing the population of London by more than 50% with people incompatible with English life just to make the millionaires into billionaires might cause such problems.
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@spanglestein66 Vote Reform, join Reform. Crush the uniparty and make Reform the party that we want it to be.
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Who cares what a union lackey thinks.
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Nation states are hanging by a thread.
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Never trust a politician but judge them on what they do.
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Vote Reform.
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What is her point really, what is she trying to impute. A spent conviction of 20yrs! what significance does that have.
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@cowly24876 I'm so glad we have been in the EU for forty+ years life just couldn't get any better in the UK.
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@stevec6427 You're very suggestible.
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@MichaelJ04 Pre 1990.
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Join Reform UK.
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@Hot wax Time for Boris to pull Tory candidates from northern leave seats where he has no chance of winning but will split the Brexit vote, do it or be damned for the rest of your life.
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@lesleylamy Anyone can change their mind but you can't change reality.
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@bobbyscombover She wants to have her cake and eat it.
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@yourma2000 Look the Tories are great just what's needed to make Britain the country that it is today, I mean is anything in British quality of life better than it was back in the 80's? For the average Joe and Joanna I can't think of anything really material that's better. Okay GDP is higher but it doesn't even cover the interest payments on the national debt, but you can't blame the Tories can you? I mean sure they made a few mistakes over the last thirty years and some they even repeated year after year after every year, the first mistake was stabbing Thatcher in the back to enable a Europhile such as Major to sign the Maastricht treaty make us legally controlled by the EU, this was followed by the second mistake of preparing the ground for Blair to take over and sign the Lisbon treaty giving the EU more power over us.
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Join Reform and change the party within 3 months if not possible then all bets are off, we ain't going to put up with the uniparty past the start of summer this year.
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@PaulJones-xl6xq You need a new crystal ball.
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@seanrussell6184 Brexit and the real questions we should be asking. Are a large number of UK MP's liars, cheats and traitors? Are they liars after standing for election on manifestos pledging to honour the referendum result and voting to enact article 50 while having no intention of carrying out either commitment? Are they cheats voting to enact a law which stops the UK from fulfilling the rules of article 50 which they voted for, namely leaving the EU without a deal if unable to reach a deal after 2 yrs? Does the EU want the UK to remain in the EU? Why else would they offer us extensions to article 50 keeping us in the EU? What advantages are there for the EU if the UK leaves without a deal? Apart from setting an example to other states who might consider leaving that they would not be given an acceptable deal I can't think of one. What would be the advantages to the UK of leaving without a deal apart from taking back full control of our laws, money, borders, fishing grounds, trade negotiations and not paying billions to the EU I can't think of any. So for the UK is leaving with no deal better than leaving with a bad deal? The answer would seem to be undeniably yes. So the MP's who voted to take no deal off the table have committed the UK to accepting a bad deal (because the EU want us to stay in so why would they offer anything else), or remaining in, which is what they voted for in the referendum. Therefore they are liars, cheats and traitors to the people of the UK and to the UK's best interests. Are these really the people we want representing us? Liars, cheats and traitors?
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@burntgod7165 If the majority of people decide we've had enough of Labour and vote Reform into all the council seats they can run their councils contrary to Labours wishes and if people go on a general strike either could force another election, it's not undemocratic people would still be able to vote for their choice of government.
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@ConradAinger Ha ha the good old days, impartial justice.
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We've been paying the EU ever since we voted to leave.
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@hughblack6831 He alone is reason enough to vote for Reform, join Reform and stop the rot.
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Talks more sense than 90% TBH.
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@rockuk43 Time for Boris to behave like a PM in waiting and pull Tory candidates from northern leave seats where they have no chance of winning but can take votes from Brexit party candidates. If not we know he's not bothered about Brexit.
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@rushshukla4636 Once executed killers don't kill again.
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@redpillnibbler4423 Hope the border force have enough fuel to drive the illegals to their new homes.
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@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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@StephenKerr-p8u Depends where you are as to what you see, immigrants currently account for around 30% of our population and less than half of those are a problem. With Reform in charge Britain's resurrection is eminently doable if we can begin within 12 months.
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@Bing_Chillin56381 Nationalism? In a world of globalisation? Oh I see you're taking the p. Globalisation is defined as oligarchical corporatism, who a national identity and votes and all that hot air.
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Rupert Lowe nailed it too.
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@ALV694 The question voters in the UK have to ask themselves is do you want the UK to continue to exists in any way resembling the country that declared slaving to be illegal, caused the defeat of Germany in 1945, voluntarily gave home rule to its colonies and created the industrial revolution. Then vote appropriately.
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It's depressing that Labour is currently the largest opposition party to the Tories and is unfit to have members such as Kate Hoey and Frank Field.
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She is not wrong on anything materially important.
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Tell it to France's Italian ambassador.
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They make me embarrassed to be British.
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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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@Herald UK Gaming It's just the usual tactic of diverting attention from the issue by flinging s--- around and hoping enough sticks, he must be an O'brien fan. Should've heard him the other day trying to make the point that leavers didn't vote for no deal, cause we didn't vote for no deal we didn't vote for a deal either! We voted to leave the EU and let the politicians make the decisions in line with what Cameron said at the time, out of the single market and customs union and not subject to any EU rulings we choose to not to implement.
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Vote life, vote Reform.
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@stepho9999 Agreed, the service from the NHS has been going downhill for the last 40 yrs in my estimation and this has accelerated over the last 15 yrs. It's all so inevitable and the root cause is it is based on socialist principles which never work for long, they used to say that nursing and doctoring was a vocation rather than a career. How do you square that with the attitude of the doctors today retiring because they have reached the limit of their tax free pension allowance. When I used to go the GP we would have something in common which gave the chance for a little conversation and better communication now it's usually a totally alien experience which I only undertake as a last resort which probably means a trip to A&E next time as the last time I went for an appointment it was nearly 3 weeks wait.
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@Vinimarshall450 There are no areas around my normal travelling vicinity where I can't go, I avoid city centres by choice. Things are worse in some areas and the establishment is fairly anti British, now is the time to reverse all the laws and attitudes that are supporting the destruction of Britain and the West in general. If Trump wins and Reform do what it says on the label then within 5yrs of their gaining power I think Britain would be starting to feel like Britain again, the globalist billionaires would doubtless do everything possible to break our economy but with people like Trump and Musk coming to the fore their effect will be lessened. People need to know things may seem to be getting worse before they get better, the alternative will be things continually getting worse and never getting better until we have civil war.
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@gunnib In the 70's we had a functioning democracy, I don't think we do now. To know for sure we should have voted for Reform at the last election like myself and millions of others did. It can't be long now before the immigrant forces are put to work.
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@mrsupplementsUK So there would have been at least 2 with the same mindset if you hadn't left Howard,
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@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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He's already won among British nationals with British values.
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@RussellBowes I imagine people who actually have thinking skills and aren't overly into the corruption and influenced by the Social Marxist indoctrination.
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@clairedavison5607 Its a win win win, reduces the cash for the indoctrination machine, saves you a few quid and helps you to think clearly.
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@golfbulldog Well Trump is 78, ten years is all we need.
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@Stormyweld05 I want to move to Yarmouth.
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Are you trying to tell us you have tested positive.
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Time for the government to man up, the damage they are doing to the lives of ordinary Brits should be shared out on all the strutting public sector workers on salaries of over £60k and all politicians and media jockey's and grinning celebs, we're all in it together right so get the money and share it out to all those workers and business owners who have lost out and spend the rest on making Britain Greater.
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That has only now become clear and irrefutable, Reform people who are not fifth columnists must now act accordingly.
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@lytalo People aren't rats though, the violence stems from imposing multiculturalism on incompatible cultures. The urban/rural divide was highlighted in a Beatrix potter tale about 2 mice one from the country and one from the town "Johnny Town Mouse" who goes to stay in the country with a country mouse. She would have experienced both environments in her life and she preferred country life.
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@dovetonsturdee7033 Reform will be talking about the growing threat of climate change before you can say agenda 2030 next.
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Without a doubt.
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Tories lost their way when they stopped being conservatives.
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Avalanche2 She's had a lot of help though, to be fair.
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Tommy needs more exposure for people to be able to judge what he stands for, Britain is just too blinded by snobbery and indoctrination.
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Has anyone asked the boy what he wants?
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Can't remember who said it just now but "socialism is communism by the glassful". We've been getting it for a hundred years that way with a couple of interruptions under Churchill and Thatcher, now we have a gutful of it.
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Bagster 1866 The Tories and Labour are prisoners of the system, it's practically destroyed Labour but the Tories seem to be breaking out. Brexit is the first step and there are signs like the appointment of Munira Mirza that they will change things for the better eventually. The west has to wake up or we're toast.
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@jakefish9795 Chance in a million, there would be no profit for them in such a policy.
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@gherkamum As do the members, join Reform and vote for Reform or prepare to have nothing and say you're happy.
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@dirtydawg448 You can't blame the young they are like putty in the hands of megolamaniacs.
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He's infinitely better than any uniparty MP, might not be good enough for your high standards but then who are you?
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@horseman2453 Council elections in May.
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@50stuart1 We are growing in numbers daily, the country will be British soon.
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@Censor-Target Join Reform UK now, let the country know how many people here want our country back. Reclaim the Chagos islands declare our establishment null and void.
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@numerouno.5445 Only just realised how far sighted that Mark Knopfler was when he wrote the song about Muslims in the UK, money for nothing and your chicks for free.
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@millennialtrucker6435 Air Force or has the name changed to (Air Service now) pilots are responsible for saving the country at risk of their own death, who pays train drivers? I don't travel on trains.
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@remus3960 Pity the unfortunate leaders of Catalan who had the temerity to try and hold a referendum, those evil promoters of democracy have been incarcerated since and are now coming up for trial. do you think they'll get the max 25 years.
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@ReformedJon75 Can't think of any other reason apart from wanting to enjoy life in a civilised society while plotting to destroy it. What lunatics we have in this country who would have her back.
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@citizenjournalist2401 Hate speech might be the charge, words of truth is the reality.
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@denisburgess2966 That was all I remember hearing about David Icke back then but I was still pretty young back then, nose to the grindstone etc. There are 3 reasons I can think of why that should be 1. We all trusted the legacy media back then and if they reported, taking his comment out of context and made it the main take away from what he said hardly anyone would question it. 2. Maybe they just used that as the banner for his comments and didn't give sufficient thought or investigation of his comments. 3. He was talking as a Christian and all Christians are their Gods children, and as we now know legacy media are biased anti Christian payed shills for the globalist new world order. 🙂
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He may or may not be, either way Reform are encouraging British people to think and there will soon be enough to take back control of their country. Join Reform.
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@rayg7383 I disagree.
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@d.d.4703 Not many heading for China are there.
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@ClactonCuun Agh isn't it sad the ignorance of people who don't understand the difference between multiracial and multicultural. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@douglastodd1947 I think you're mad.
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jkirk1626 May's incompetence was in thinking she could pull it off, in earlier days it would have cost her life. Basically I guess she was just too weak to defy the overwhelming number of other traitors in parliament, they are a formidable force after all, they cost the country the loss of Thatcher. Damn their greasy smiles.
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Time to take in some more refugees wouldn't you say?
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Half of Scotland is so full of jealousy and hate of England they will never be 100% in support of Britain. America will stand with Britain no matter what as anything else conceivable is far worse. You lame brained suckers of all the self hating, doubting ant British bullshit will wake one day hopefully in Venezuela or some other left wing utopia.
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anti British bullshit.
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@greathey1234 Are you talking about the slaves that were supplied to European traffickers by the African tribes who were paid handsomely and carried on supplying other European countries after the UK outlawed slavery. When laws are broken as they are now with the full consent of the relevant authorities ordinary innocent people always lose out, the immigrant traffickers reportedly earn up to £1 million a day while the trafficked can drown, end up in modern slavery, live a life of crime etc etc but it's so much easier to protest about ancient, irrelevant imagined crimes than deal with the issues that could make life better for everyone today.
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@cookiecraftrebooted8681 Where's the fault in expressing the truth?
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@ridenorthdowns1159 Well said, the way Nigel is leading the party it will be a young party full of old Tories.
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Join Reform it's the best value you'll ever get for £25.
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Socialism and Communism are a virus more dangerous than COVID 19 and more difficult to eradicate.
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@0QualityOverQuantity How much should we blame people for being ignorant?
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@rb1062 Corrected or informed the end result is the same, a vote for Reform.
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@unusedsub3003 I wouldn't want you as a neighbour.
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Join Reform.
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@milimosweta4327 Seems to me the Davos clique are running the world with most governments signed up and letting their populations get culled, stay safe and let them play their games then if you get the chance make them pay.
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Watch PMQS and see what an utterly irrelevant and pointless Punch and Judy show it is, integrity in the Tories and Labours leaders has been absent for 30yrs.
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@jaccogroen9367 If statistically poverty has risen in the last 2 years it's more than likely due to the rise in poor immigrants than anything else.
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Politics is pointless in a dictatorship.
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@johnthatcher2349 Many current MP's are behaving as such whether by ignorance or design.
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@marcasoceallaigh5362 The wonderful EU or Germany if you want to be honest who couldn't get their own vaccine together so they tried to confiscate ours. The gangs trafficking illegal immigrants are reportedly making a £million a day, whenever the law is broken ordinary people lose out. Just as slavers profited after the trade was outlawed by Britain so these traffickers now profit in plain sight of the authorities. Much easier and pointless to protest against historical actions than protest about todays crimes.
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@thetruth9210 They are the uniparty red wing and blue wing, have been for most of the last 100yrs with only Thatcher and Churchill loosening their grip.
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Gray Kin The problems in this country have not been caused by immigration but by the governments of the last 40 yrs adopting the wrong ideology. Far from failure? Try telling that to the white working class communities in places like Rochdale and Cambridge or the people living next to Muslim ghettos in Birmingham or even the protesters outside Parkfield school your fantasies live on borrowed time.
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With Nigel preferably but without him if necessary, join the party and make sure it does the job we want done.
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@labouraredangerous Lamp posts and piano wire work so well together.
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@maldaley235 Don't you think it's time the SNP commissioned some independent research into the actual costs involved in becoming Independent and the likely financial and economic outcome rather than basing everything on supposition. You really need to see some believable analysis before having any chance of knowing what might happen, the story seems to change when they're forced to find answers. Initially they said Scotland would join the EU and have the EURO, now they talk of having the pound and taking 10 years to get the economy ready to join the EU. You have nothing to base your decision on if they won't give you the facts and figures.
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@darthqrow4582 But they gave us all a say.
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@lellyparker Just like they were the best placed to say not having the Euro would ruin us. LOL. I just believe everything I'm told.
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Jimmy Saville, Cliff Richards.
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@muhammadomer4674 A muslim who respects British laws and culture as should they all.
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@mrmartin2079 Abandon any ideas of freedom all ye who enter the EU.
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We have to hope Trump will help to make the change we need.
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@petercrane2065 Virtually the whole machinery of the state including the MSM works to achieve that end.
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@fikent5252 Reform are our only hope of avoiding civil war, they must be in power soon.
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May to travel to Austria and Czechoslovakia to talk to leaders, haven't we been here before? The EU does not do one off deals with member states. Grow some, leave and start running the country.
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@Kramlets Here's something to consider, what effect would the China virus have had on the West fifty years ago. IMO next to nothing.
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Quite soon I think.
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Join Reform.
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@martinepstein3332 Government policy priority, avoid the truth at all costs.
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@annettewest8739 October 26th this year.
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Thatcher was told there was no way we could take back the Falklands, history says different.
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@bbbf09 You are not totally wrong in that he does like to grandstand and he is money orientated both desirable characteristics in a politician when combined with honesty, the future will reveal all.
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The best possible outcome is a brexit party + tory party majority.
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Congratulations you now have someone who cares about making your life better.
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Everyone who voted Reform should join the party, everyone who supports Reform should join the party.
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@stueyx What caused the death of Jo Cox? The governments acceptance of multicultural legislation and specifically allowing the practice of the Islamic faith in the UK, the same is true for the rise of far right terrorism in other countries. If you want to solve the problem eradicate the cause or just keep blaming the terrorists and counting the dead.
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It's a British revolution.
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They are all there following the yellow brick road, if I only had a heart, if I only had a brain and if I only had courage. What more is there to say.
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Get Reform into power and let's get Britain working again, drill drill drill baby.
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To be one of us you have to benefit the country more than you receive in benefit handouts and services.
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@iqbalebrahim3318 People who look , think and talk like they're from Africa or the Middle East should go somewhere they fit in.
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@joycestewart8685 Sounds to me like a lot of people have had a very rude awakening, 😂how can people be so ignorant.
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@amandahudson2038 It's a lot cheaper than a TV licence and much better for the nations mental health, £2 a month would probably be a change for the better. We did discuss making it cheaper at our branch meeting but more debate needed.
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Kitty Mason You've got to worry about the future for all these woke w-------s with a good hard Brexit and the effect of CV19 there's going to be a lot less free money around they'll have to find jobs with some economic benefit to the country or starve. Maybe we are in for a bout of mass suicides, here's hoping.
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Without any doubt.
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@royedge8426 London life, 🤣🤣🤣.
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Tax is theft unless previously stated in party manifestos or consent is given in a referendum.
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@ChristineRead-ck1uq That they can ultimately bend to support the uniparty.
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@babshodgkinson How long does he have to remain alive to enjoy it.
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@chkldstgee2433 Have been since Thatcher but it took a while to see how completely they worked together.
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@prettypinkcupcake Lies, independent sovereign nations can do whatever their people want them to do. They make their own laws.
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That's the pre requisite for success in today's world of ignorant overlords.
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@mrjekyllandhyde9941 The current series should be cancelled forthwith a new male actor such as Laurence Fox should take the role and the first new series should have a story line about how an alien force created a C G I reality that was broadcast to subvert the populations sense of truth and identity and make them accept and believe alien values that would ultimately lead to it's destruction through insanity.
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@garyhendrie4001 They have to be top of the list.
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@GodIsLove1015 Oh like it was before we had the ECHR and the human rights act you mean?
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@Phaedrus87 And they've never been educated or encouraged to discover the benefits that come from hard work. creativity and knowledge.
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And respects you.
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@rogerdupuis4357 Global reset = total control of the developed world based on the controllers perception of need. ie flights will be allocated on the basis of need due to environmental and safety issues, only the heroic fighters for global equality will be granted permission under the new autocracy and access to information will be on a need to know basis with person to person contact monitored and cloud control of digital traffic. Everyone will be happier or they will suffer the consequences the state confers.
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His achievements are legendary.
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Ireland can do as it pleases.
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@StephenMunro-rs2ib He got us to where we are but where are we? This Jenkins woman says she still has many friends in the Tory party of which I think she said Boris is one! With Ben Habib and Andrew Bridgen ostracised and we are not hearing what we want to hear from the party, they have to change drastically in the next couple of months or they will be unelectable.
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TPTB forced Tommy to be the hero that he is by the way they have treated ordinary working people for the last 35yrs, only now that the comfy classes are being inconvenienced are more people waking up.
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Phizzy because humans have a concept of rights. Wild animals just have a concept of survival. Don't you think?
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H P You don't know the British people I know.
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We need to free Britain.
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@thehammer9599 His father was a tool maker you know, according to him. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@roydavis5613 There are bound to be a few moments but there is no stopping us now.
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@curtislowe195 Correct, saying they're stupid is excusing yourself if you hadn't realised they've been planning this for the last 30yrs. Join Reform.
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@Hellish2050 Absolutely, a sign of a strong individual.
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@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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Vote to save the UK, vote Reform.
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@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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@MrStoneyburke Alone with all the foreigners?
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@Enough_Is_Enough_Official They will have a massive majority and will be able to what they have to do.
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@kym1160 It will need a massive changing of the guard if Reform can become electable, I hope it happens.
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@janeslater8004 It is a sad fact that if half of the British people had had the courage, understanding and drive of Tommy Robinson this country would not have the problems we have today.
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@ajf1989 Yeah the uniparty has to be understood before you can know what party is pro Britain, shock horror not globalist!
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Go and spend a few weeks in Birmingham Winson Green prison and figure out why it's like it is.
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The liberal idiots are finally beginning to notice the mess they have created now there are a couple of stabbings in London every night and they're starting to feel a little insecure. They can go go on blaming austerity and lack of government funding but the penny is beginning to drop, god help you if don't figure a way out of the dystopia you're creating.
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@MorvisChives No its happening this year, we have to stay here to support Trump.
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@SlowhandGreg Yes that was the USSR which had a different mindset to the Russia of today, just as with Germany old enmities should not be used as a basis for current actions. The West could do with more glasnost and perestroika and less dictatorship.
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Yeah we are so guilty of thinking we could trust our politicians to be honest and look after our interests, we didn't read the treaties we just got on with the day job. Maybe when 12 year olds get the vote they will be more street wise and diligent, they would never be influenced by big business and an agenda driven media, now would they?
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@Binky2266 I don't mind as long as we keep talking about them, why they were murdered and how we are going to prevent the continual repetition of these events.
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@barriewilliams4526 Join Reform.
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Teresa Watts They are a cancer that has evaded treatment for far to long and the UK's recovery from surgery will take a while but the alternative is unthinkable.
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Mick Williams The Tories have never been such a shambles as they are today and yet the country is still doing pretty good, they've fu------ up big time over Brexit so I can't see them getting a majority at the next election. As a former Tory voter I'll be voting for UKIP, if there are enough numpties left to elect a labour government they will get what they deserve, Venezuela here we come.
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The day after we voted leave. Are all remainers deaf, dumb and blind? Or lobotomised.
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@JonnySpec Well the choice is clear on one side is the uniparty which has made the UK what it is today on the other side is Reform, those are the only parties with enough candidates to be able to win enough seats to form a government, I am voting for Reform.
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We won't survive until 2029, Reform UK needs to be ready to take office within 6 months and we need to force Labour out before the budget measures come into effect in April. It's quite a job we have on our hands, but Britain never does things the easy way.
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And as far as working as an MP is concerned Rupert Lowe is divine.
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@LynnWaggott This country needs Reform and we will do all we can to see that it gets it.
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@ClactonCuun Wouldn't touch and bargepole comes to mind.
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@MarkHutchinson-ry9sz Probably just about in some areas.
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@apennell3575 If Reform are finished we're all finished.
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I may be too old to see the fruition of all the benefits that will accrue but I will die easier if I see a Reform government before I go.
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I don't see your point about British immigrants in the EU, that is for the EU states concerned to address.
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@111111877 True but doing it early next year would be a lot easier than later, join the party make it happen.
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@pem... Time for the long suffering patriotic members of the police to get themselves organised and find a way to administer real British justice.
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Why this government must fall: We the majority of people in this country don't want to be swamped with immigrants, we don't want to live in a multicultural society, we want to live under the British Christian laws as they were in the 50's, we don't want our economy bankrupt on the fantasy of net zero, we don't want profitable energy companies put out of business only to increase imports of oil and gas from the US and elsewhere, we don't want corrupt politicians stealing our money and tying us into serving the EU, we don't want politicians who can't tell the difference between men and women or right and wrong, we want an economy based on democratically controlled capitalism and equal opportunities not positive discrimination. This government want all these things and more that we don't want, we will not rest until we get our country back.
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People don't seem to appreciate just how dire our situation really is, its like what we see around us is a facade of what Britain was and out of sight behind the platitudes and virtue signalling a new country has been/is being constructed. Really a bit like "The Trueman Show" in reverse
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@CamiloG1051 I do hope all those illegal clothing manufacturers in Leicester aren't shut down, where would all those protesters get their cheap shirts from.
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There is no opposition to Reform even if the next general election is May 2025 Reform will have a landslide majority, we will need to have a new constitution to secure our future democracy where major national decisions have to be agreed in referendums like Switzerland.
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Having your career cancelled for airing an uncontroversial opinion on Question Time would probably lead one to being a bit chippy.
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@rockerjim8045 Nigel lost 7 times, people are ignorant.
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@fionaH101 Yes Rupert is impressive, the way Reform is heading I fear for his future with them.
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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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@johnbarrance4926 Even when a country votes to leave the partnership, the corrupt politicians of today make sure it never happens. As Farage said an MEP can live a very comfortable life ignoring his country.
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Calvito Bonito The white underclass made this country what it was, the intellectually corrupt made it what it is today, neither perfect but one had a promising future.
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If he really wants to support the views of ordinary British voters he should do a deal with Farage if that is the only way to secure a clean clear Brexit.
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@mblack6945 You could be right but that doesn't alter the fact that the EU is an undemocratic system committed to ever closer union until they have their built their version of an EUSSR, the difference with Boris and Farage is that they can be voted out after we have seen what they can achieve and we can elect people to reverse anything they do if we disagree. Unlike the EU where we have no oversight, no one I know knows who their MEP is what votes he/she has supported or otherwise or what the EU institutions are and how they operate, at the very least if we do a deal or stay in it should be written into EU law that no country should have any changes imposed on it without a referendum for the people to decide.
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@grahamwicks9970 Freedom of speech is already a thing of the past but the solution is in our hands. Guy Fawkes failed and we can learn from his mistakes, question is are there enough people left who've got the bottle.
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@MooreMoneySecrets At the moment I'd say 50% or more.
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@sidsnot6952 Don't be too pessimistic, we left the EU so maybe we'll shuffle off the control of globalist one world lunacy. Never say never
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Ben Habib nails it again, the traitors in evidence bold as brass.
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@azazelzel6954 Or I'm a Dutchman.
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@MrJohnfoster70 Oh do tell!
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@brianferguson7840 Oh yes they did, LOL.
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@flashpoint8909 How did such a bigoted small minded racist get to become Mayor of London? These populist agitators really should be locked up or sent to China as charity workers.
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The majority of people not respecting others in Britain today are recent immigrants, and young people and the elite minded people with their heads the clouds and their feet on the downtrodden working class who have had their communities, identities and social fabric ripped away. No wonder young people today are too stressed to take exams they have so many more decisions to take such as what gender they want to be, whether the people who built this country were white supremacists or if they tell a foreign rapist to fuck of they're being racist.
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Boris 😂 Bunter is only interested in serving the WEF, he's a tart who works for the highest bidder.
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The riots will blow over.
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@boota1979 The people must change.
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@strofikornego9408 Protectionism leads to stagnation and underperformance, which are growing problems for the EU.
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@user-gp2ng1ym7v UKIP is the only believable alternative to the current liars in the house, Farage has too much baggage.
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Yes, was a big fan over the years from when it started with Hartnell in the role, throughout the series there was always something thought provoking even with Mcoy in the role until Tennants stint finished, barely watched it since. No innovation every time I have watched since haven't seen an episode with this woman as Dr Who I know what it would be like.
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@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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I'm a Reform member and I agree with you as do most of us.
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@golfbulldog I think 4.5 years waiting time is a bit pessimistic I'm hoping 2yrs max.
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That's what comes from living in a fantasy world paid for with public money.
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If the Democrats win we'll have to get used to this, no police no order.
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@spumemonk11 When the state is your enemy all agents acting in support of the state are your enemy too, if you feel threatened call the police for a crime number.
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Tominey looks hot out of the studio! A real winter warmer.
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@smeege707 Reform and prosecute the traitors, means test payments they receive nothing for those with assets of £1m and or an income of more than 3 times the minimum wage.
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Vote for a believable alternative vote UKIP.
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WhyOWhy Just being EU politicians.
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Vote life vote Reform.
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Come on Nigel tell it like it is.
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And people wonder why they're skint!
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What's supposed to be the latest deadline? LOL.
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@kennymartin2700 If they loved it and stayed do they love it even more now that there are millions more of them and British laws and culture have been changed and deleted to accommodate their beliefs and culture?
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@brendarobinson9855 Our branch Reform meeting next week, luvvely jubbly so looking forward to after another by election victory. Come on Reform lets be avenue.
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@johnsmythe7940 That's how it looks to me too, and they are determined to do whatever it takes to preserve their privileged position no matter the cost to ordinary people who deserve better.
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Join Reform.
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Well said.
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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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@RealConstructor No the UK wants to leave the EU the politicians work for the EU.
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So many consummate actors in parliament but still the show is almost over.
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I voted for Reform everybody should have if you want to have freedom and an honest government, and everything else that makes life great.
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Channel 4 just continuing with project NWO.
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@tonberrykinged I don't, I have much sympathy for the good people I have met in Scotland.
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@maggieattenborrow6725 Don't they pay you for that, I thought anything green was subsidised.
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Exactly
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The EU puppets pretending to negotiate suggested the Backstop knowing it would not be acceptable to Brexiteers but imagined they could get enough votes for it from the majority remain parliament, just how brainwashed they are from drinking at the EU well.
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@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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There is no sensible middle you either believe in the EU, in which case you really should move there at the earliest opportunity or you believe in the UK in which case you should work to make Britain as good as it is possible for it to be. I understand my opinion will not find favour with the current thought trends of anti national social engineering but there it is.
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@martinjp1 I think they need even more dodgy votes than they can get without it being too obvious.
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@chaosflower4892 Sounds like you need to find a way of working for yourself, maybe using e bay or setting up a joint company. You have to think outside the box society has put you in, good luck.
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Praise be.
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Unbelievable that such a disreputable man could get a position as an MEP and influence enough people to vote leave. I don't think anyone can tell Stork from butter these.
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@simonblake9065 It's looking more and more like the UK will be having a great reset, not the one the globalists are thinking of unleashing but a genuine Anglo Saxon one. Let's get the party started.
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@maxine1200 Not so much as move on as wake up and smell the coffee.
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@anthonyfaucy2761 If like me he doesn't get any state handouts then that would make him a more useful member of society.
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@anthonyfaucy2761 "Why only foreign people?" Because foreign can choose to come here or not, the indigenous people here like me did not choose to come here this their country. I worked as an engineer and now I am retired. What work do you do and what value do you bring to the country.
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Are economic forecasts more important than freedom,independence and democracy?
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My old dad used to say if you don't vote Labour when you're young you haven't got a heart, and if you don't vote Conservative when you get older you haven't got a brain. A bit of a generality but pretty much true, I think a proper good education would help shift the balance a bit.
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@sandgrownun66 Join Reform and work to make the changes we want, Farage won't change owt by ranting he has to get power first.
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@boota1979 The ones that go to Davos or meet Soros, Gates and Blair etc at every opportunity.
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O Jeremy Corbyn totaly out of your depth. An intellectual dwarf with a bucket full of resentment wearing a hair shirt.
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Bit of a blast from the past this though it does highlight the lunacy of the last 3 years circus that has only served to show how untrustworthy politicians are and how gullible the public are.
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@AnnieH-1 He must be made of strong stuff Ben, I saw him on u tube the other day looking well and still talking sense. For whatever reasons Ben stood for election in Wellingborough and they didn't elect him, but I've no doubt his day will come.
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@margaridanormandes1907 Split the vote and continue with the uniparty, if we don't join Reform and make them do what has to be done then politics won't stop the coming civil war.
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Like Jezza, or they're wannabe's.
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Reform don't need kicking and screaming to do the right thing it's the electorate who need to dragged or rather educated to do the right thing, that will then leave the discontents and the anti Brits to deal with.
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@carlovanelli1694 The decision was whether to stay in EU or to leave, we chose to leave and will not know exactly all the ramifications of that decision until we have been out for probably 10 yrs just as we will not know what staying in would have been like in 10 yrs time. Having referendums on the same question is a time consuming expensive waste of time when nothing material has changed other than having seen the extent to which remainers are prepared to lie, cheat, exaggerate and put their own interests ahead of democracy.
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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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Racism, Islamophobia and anti Semitism must be stamped out. LOL. I think we need to find another approach.
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Do you people understand the root of all our problems stems from globalism and the globalists buying up of our politicians and undermining our ability as a country to make our own decisions? Thank God Trump looks like he is ending their control of the US and if we are to succeed in making Britain Great again we must do the same, sure people have to unite and support the people who have the vision that will deliver us from the evil that is ruling us now, Globalism.
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@NeonVisual Truth hurts does it.
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@DeborahMcgee-t8c Without a Reform government this will continue unless we have a military coup or civil war, and what that would bring is anyones guess. Join Reform and get them elected pronto and we can see where we stand. The first action the government should take is declare an amnesty for all political prisoners sentenced who have committed no violent offences and a revue of the sentences of all political prisoners.
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@WendyOkurut Tommy can be handled, a people's government is a completely different matter. That's why the government and the media are so glad they can use Tommy as an effective weapon against that ever happening.
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@lovejetfuel4071 Typical nonsensical comment from an undereducated Labour voter echoing fragments of the brain dead ramblings from the deluded and the dangerous.
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@Salty_old_Viking The EU is a quasi totalitarian organisation operated as an oligarchy, being quasi it doesn't have the necessary control mechanisms to enforce it's operation like China and Russia, hence Brexit and thus it's eventual demise.
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@marksapollo Anyone refusing orders will be court martialed and sentenced.
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I used to work driving around in London, it was a bit of a nightmare then in the late 80's or early 90's. I have much sympathy for Londoners, but they brought it on themselves really God help them.
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@StarboyXL9 You serve God by living as God desires you to. Christians have abandoned their God and are reaping their reward.
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We are leaving the Franco German empire
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Why do people think the EU has been a success, what exactly has it been successful in when viewed from the perspective of the majority of average EU citizens.
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Don't let them divide us.
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No substance.
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@redarmy1778 Compared to London and certain areas of Birmingham and other multicultural centres it has some attractions but not of the type most of the elite prefer.
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Did Corbyn ever do anything?
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@JackFury You just show your ignorance and betray your age with your comments child, you can underestimate illegal immigration just from the number who disappear once they've been caught and from the number overstaying their visas. I didn't claim Brexit was all about sovereignty my comment was about the idiocy of pretending the Irish backstop was necessary when the numbers of undocumented immigrants to the UK is already way more than could be squeezed through the Irish border. As you raise the point though it is all about sovereignty and the UK's independence and nothing else.
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@richardgallagher4880 Little boy.
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@themarshal2749 Sex Pistols summed up B L M supporters with the lyrics of Anarchy in the UK ''don't know what I want but I know how to get it, I wanna destroy'' B L M founders on the other hand know exactly what they want and they ain't gonna get it.
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@iainmaturin8460 People please explain, this country had a GDP of £3 trillion and we are bankrupt, we were bankrupt when Labour gained power and we are more bankrupt now after just 6 months of Labour's economic stupidity with crazy net zero policies and love of immigration and the EU. Why is anyone supporting the Tories and Labour part from the ones being paid to like train drivers etc, this country will be a nightmare if Labour survive for 6 months.
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We will.
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@emmmoo8631 Spot on, vote Brexit party if there is a chance they could win vote Tory if not. No deal is the safest deal to get independence and have our say on our future.
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@Kellycreator He makes a £million or more from the wind generators installed on the sea bed from ground rent charges regardless of whether they generate electric or not.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
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It's happening in all European countries that permit it, the introduction of multicultural legislation and hate crime guarantees it.
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Good job Reform is bigger than Nigel, I can't imagine anyone can replace Trump.
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Vote Reform vote to get our lives back, we must become an independent sovereign nation and enforce our Christian British values on this once fair land again, the land my father fought to preserve now almost gone.
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Mogg is not Trump I don't think the country is ready for a Mogg PM but I wish we were.
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@jamesberry8499 So Scotland get's it's independence then what? Will Scotland police it's border, will Scotland apply to be in the EU, will Scotland have it's own currency the EU rules say new members must have the Euro and why wouldn't you want it any way? What percentage of the Scottish economy is from your financial services industry which lives off the back of London and the majority of which would move to London, what tariffs do you think Britain would have with Scotland if the EU rejects your membership application which is highly likely as your debt to GDP ratio is way too high for the rules. Have the SNP talked you through all these insignificant details?
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Traditionally men were men and women were women, nuff said.
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@johnmcmahon5145 Join the party and we will be Reform, the only democratic way to get rid of the uniparty.
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It has been undermined.
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@YouTubemessedupmyhandle There hasn't been anybody right wing or working for British interests since Mrs Thatcher, try and find some unbiased factual history of Britain it is difficult but worth it. Or you could just read Orwells 1984 for some insight such as "he who controls the past controls the present, and he who controls the present controls the future" hope that helps.
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@J K Great comment, most sense I've read here yet.
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the500 true it makes no difference to the chicken but it is who or what you are that matters to others. There is much evidence to prove that people who enjoy the unnecessary suffering of animals go on to enjoy the suffering of humans. You may think that's ok but the vast majority of people don't. I don't think foxes suffer unnaturally or unnecessarily by fox hunting, I would think the chase is a natural occurence in the wild and the kill is swift.
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@johnkitching2248 Haven't I seen you at the food bank?
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@Islamicones1 Observe UK law and do not challenge British values such as free speech and you can live here and have no more conflict than anyone else, people get attacked for supporting football teams and lots of other reasons so some abhorrent people may attack you for your colour or your religion and that is against British values too. You should not fear verbal challenges to your views or your faith just use them as a tool to further your understanding and knowledge, peace and happiness to you brother.
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Correct, enough said, just vote Reform.
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Joe finally won fair and square, just goes to show if you live long enough miracles can happen. Hope he's around long enough to enjoy it.
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I think the same, it's them or us.
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@MaximilianOOO491 Thank god only another 5 weeks left for this farce to run.
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@jujutrini8412 Crossing the border of a foreign country without a passport is illegal.
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@richardgallagher4880 Little boy.
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@richardgallagher4880 Can't debate with people who have no logic.
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They weren't special like her she's touchy feely dictator type that's why she won't do a deal with Jeremy, a shared dictatorship never lasts long before someone gets the ice pick, she's worked that out clever girl.
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Why don't you fly off back to Italy, you can do a series from there telling us how you're saving the world.
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@hmmmmm64 Do what you have to do to gain power without compromising your ability to follow your principles (if you have any) when you have power, then you will be a political leader my son.
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@mynameiskaleem6680 Yeah ready to commit suicide for their Middle Eastern brothers, their citizens would be truly grateful for that especially the Russian soldiers who served their previously, they have such fond memories of the Mujahadeen.
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stoufer2000 life is the most important thing any person has, if they choose to spend it being petty and intolerant they should be able to make that choice. For one person to prevent a countries success would certainly be an achievement these days, the point is people must have freedom for life to be worthwhile.
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ThePp I'm sure some people would consider these minor details or untruths. I however agree totally agree.
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@ilidiocarmona4827 If there is it will be British dishonesty paid for by the British, as we like it.
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@bedandbreakfastman11 A quick poll among you and your mates.
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@Eleventhearlofmars Yeah she was a balanced British person, practical and patriotic surrounded by Europhile traitors in search of money and power. It's a puzzle how she achieved so much.
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A uniparty man without doubt.
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@Bar_Steward It's starting to look that way.
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Surely you weren't surprised.
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Just as any tool works for the one using it.
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Unfortunately we're not all the same and repeating these ideas obscures the solution to our troubles, is it deliberate or thoughtless.
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@FredScuttle456 Don't mention the £20k income tax threshold, its a vote winner.
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@patricklavin7576 You think Sunak and Starmer are strong leaders?
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@5888max Spoken like a true EU lover of dictatorship, don't let the sheep vote you never know what they might vote for. The sheep need leaders to tell them what they want and should not be given a choice.
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When are you going to democratise the party Nigel, when are subscribers going to be really members and be properly informed about what the party is doing and get to vote on important party decisions? You know like a proper democratic political party.
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Nice analogy.Well said.
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@margaretfrancis3912 Join Reform.
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@yeomantrader9505 If you're really bothered join Reform.
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@vsiegel What is your evidence for saying the UK is in a weak negotiating position, I think you've been swallowing your own propaganda.
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This is where all the serious decisions are debated.
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Excellent video, agree 100% with your views. The elite have been working away at this since the 70's, Brexit and Trump are the only opposition they have that I know of. From the comments here it seems you have woken up a few people, this is the number 1 threat to our existence as free people, nothing else comes close. It is only since the referendum that I have realised the scale of problem and still have trouble taking it on board.
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@marcokite No point having Farage if he's just a uniparty man as he seems to be, justify Yusuf throwing Lowe under the bus or you're toast.
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You know the answer to that question surely. I don't think there will be many white people in London after next year if Khan and Labour don't get another award soon, I recommend they should get the order of the boot in the New Year's honours list.
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Vote Brexit party.
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Breaking news, Merkel tells China Germany is open to becoming the next Hong Kong.
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@elizabethlenahan9833 I have so much in common with ordinary people, I even have them in my home to do cleaning and cooking and gardening.
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Reforming the existing fishing situation will incur big changes for us and the EU countries who fish in our waters, why not sell the EU a licence to continue the status quo for 3 years and use the money to rebuild our fishing industry as required and review the licence and amend as desired.
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Ben Habib will write the policies for the next government without any problem if he is asked.
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@lostonlola It wasn't supposed to come to this, when May went to see Junker to say err we've had this referendum what do you want us to do now, the plan dreamed up was for Brino and the UK to be be an EU vassal state without any power over it's future whatsoever. Oh dear to late they realised things don't always go to plan and they didn't have a backstop.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 What are the benefits to the UK of being in the EU? The only one I can think of is possibly ease of travel in Europe but even then all different EU countries have their own rules such as yellow vests, breathalysers, different speed limits etc which are enforced with varying degrees of enforcement. Canada has a free trade deal with the EU and the US yet we pay billions to the EU for what exactly apart from crippling our fishing industry and farmers.
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What the US giveth the US can take away, go Trump, Britains support you all the way whatever it takes. If putting tariffs on our exports helps to get rid of our WEF puppets go to it. God bless honesty and common sense ❣💯🙏🚜
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It's not imaginary it's happening now, it appears the vast majority of politicians have been indoctrinated along with the vast majority of educated ''indoctrinated'' kids. Everyone will soon be a part of the machine unless enough people rebel against the tenets of modern wokism and it's forebears which paved the way for it to take over human consciousness and put an end to the use of logic to guide the running of society to be replaced by emotional hegemony.
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Join the party.
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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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@inannamoonchild7643 Ben a solid, clear thinking, intelligent man who seems to have remained uncorrupted. He would make a very good PM under normal circumstances, he clearly cares about Britain and its people.
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@alexquinn9213 People need structures that inspire them and support them to become the best they can be, like; the nuclear family, Michaela schools, free market capitalism, Christian values and democracy. What they definitely don't need is socialism, communism and woke insanity.
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Poor little Eurocrat there is no longer a place for such people in our civil service.
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How do you tell the white Christians from the white atheists, the gays wanted a cake to promote being gay to ram their asses down the cake makers belief's. It's not illegal to serve gays it should not be illegal to not promote homosexuality but the thought police want total control to accommodate and promote whatever peoples foibles happen to be which will ultimately lead to chaos and the rise of a new totalitarian backlash. People are their own worst enemies.
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Can't wait to see Italy ditch the Euro, hope I am positioned well to profit from it.
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He is just practising for his coming role of UK dictator.
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@URBeingLiedTo If Biden can do it even Starmer can.
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@tamarawest6203 2016
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@emmsxonlyx The country will support its saviours when the time comes, join Reform and unite behind Reform, get Reform into government and then make sure the views of the likes of Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib are reflected in the way we are governed.
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There is no procedure for revoking article 50, it was designed as an instrument for removing unwanted countries from the union by the EU if they became too right wing, ahh the conceit.
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@peterward3965 That's all they want, to live under Sharia law and be able to apply it to everyone, its not too much to ask is it 😂
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Join Reform.
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He has shown no intention of addressing people's concerns to stop the reasons for people demonstrating.
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@UNSKIALzPSN At the next general election people will vote for what they think is best for British interests, if like me the other leave voters think our sovereign independence is more important than anything else they will not be voting for the majority of lying 2 faced schemers of the current 2 largest parties.
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@carlostavares4360 Generally when you pay cheap you get substandard products.
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@nickstone1587 What office does he hold and who pays his wages? I think you'll find he doesn't take a wage, he said he would give his MP's salary to charity if he got elected. Probably not the same charity Rayner gives her salary to though.
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The cost of living in this country has been inflated by the ever increasing gap between the wealth of the top ten per cent and the bottom 50%, still that's socialism for you you can't have free unavailable healthcare without consultants "earning" £130 an hour when working overtime. What do farmers earn after expenses £130 a week, a lot more will die from a poor diet than from not seeing a consultant.
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@Scaleyback317 They weren't numpties and everything is going to their plan.
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@jacobjorgenson9285 Yeh the strong will survive along with the rich who gives a s---- for the rest, keep the economy going until I've repositioned my portfolio. Ta ra.
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@freedom4life312 Give em an inch and they'll try to take a country, always been the case.
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@nanban1896 You're above normal people's concerns I imagine, no doubt you have a big 4x4 to bounce over the potholes and cuss as real country folk hold you up in farm vehicles doing some real work.
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@landsgevaer No deal no 39 billion end it now.
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You must be British.
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@bedandbreakfastman11 Wierdos for Palestine vote uniparty.
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Wierdos for the Islamic British caliphate vote uniparty.
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Wierdos for Woke vote uniparty.
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@James-n1f2m It is the job of government to make a country in which its people can be happy.
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@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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I joined 2 months ago received my membership number and went to our branch meeting and will be campaigning for a neighbouring constituency local election soon. Join Reform even if you don't get involved its a numbers game to win.
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We are doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes if we do not learn the real lessons of history.
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@johnkeller6063 They need to be shown what democracy means, either Boris gets us out on 31st Oct or Brexit party should get 17.4 million votes at the next election if not I will end my employment and reduce my income to below the nil rate tax band rather than fund these elite minded EU bureaucrats to continue with their pretense of being British MP's.
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It's going to be just like Kenya here when Labour get elected.
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@keithbuckley2543 I disagree.
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Jon Barton The BBC and others thought him talented enough until he spoke his mind and his work has doubtless earned money for the country, your petulant insults mean nothing and are the basis of woke culture.
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@colin-markhargreaves3784 The government doesn't have to obey the vote on no deal, article 50 is a legal document that says we leave on March 29th.
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There is definitely that feeling of democratic revolution in the air, it's been a long time coming.
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@graemeroberts7367 There is an old song by Thunderclap Newman, you've probably never heard it, it was before its time.
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There will be dark times ahead if they do, but they will be shorter and have a positive outcome IMO.
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@_MrAvocado_ Brexit will be just the start as the UK starts to reinforce it's values and it's culture in preference to multicultural and left wing liberal humbug, I hope the BBC is one of the first institutions to feel the wind of change with a halving of the licence fee and presenters salaries. Inform, educate and entertain in that order viewing figures being unimportant probably after a couple of years the licence fee could be cut again.
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@milkinitjenkins68 The EU has too many similarities with all totalitarian structures and they are all corrupt.
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@Elmonte65 Correct, real Tories like Thatcher was and she made Britain great. Capitalism has been the creator of western superiority socialism basically communism with a smiley face has fought our prosperity all the way.🤣.
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@andrewwhetton7 18 seats today 100 plus tomorrow and government within 3 years.
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@smiler92x- Eventually yes, 3yrs at a guess next week hopefully.
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If you don't trust the British government fuck off to Russia you feeble brained excuses for life.
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@barriewilliams4526 If you have no family there is not much to worry about, at your age I suppose you could do something to secure your place in history if you've a mind.
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@asambrook76 You must blame your parents for that then or just luck, the reality is that farming is a vocation and the best food is grown by people who feel a connection to the land and animals they farm, these are generally smaller farms but still valued at over £4 million or more. Why should they pay any inheritance tax just for being good at what they do, all tax is really theft unless approved by the majority and is misused by governments for their own purposes to a large extent.
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@asambrook76 No worries, I get what you're saying, I think its less than 70% living in rented accommodation but that's not important. The problem as I see it is that the majority of people are ignorant and have no critical thinking skills thanks to the socialist indoctrinated teachers and socialist/marxist ideology of the education system that began to exert control in the late fifties and onwards. That's really why we failing as a country and every country in the West is in the same boat to a greater or lesser degree, to think that the country which started the industrial revolution no longer has a high quality and high carbon steel manufacturing capability is a measure of how far we have fallen.
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Rudd makes a move to become leader, assuming the UK will remain an EU state.
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@Diabolo0011 China is not a racist country any more is it, I wonder if that's because of it's wealth and power?
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Dj Jarvis LOL what planet are you on, we are one of the top ten economies in the world and would be higher if we had never tried to be European we are not socialist or dishonorable enough for that. If we need to suspend our foriegn aid budget and use the money from red nose day etc to support our economy you would really have something to moan about.
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I will and good luck to Ireland I think you may need it
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There would be civil war like as not.
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@AICabal Once we leave is the crux of the matter, if we haven't left in a way that satisfies the majority of the electorate all bets are off.
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Join Reform.
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@ClactonCuun 😂 hope you're up to the job.
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@hothands6007 You surely weren't under the impression Farage was going for sainthood? You realise all politicians are human which causes them to have opinions that can produce useful policies which increase wealth and bring advancement and benefits to society and some can produce ideas that lead to systems such as communism and socialism similar to the EU.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 Why not flee to China and Russia, countries that have never started wars and have such fine humanitarian records.
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@WaiKoH As a Chinese your view is biased as mine may be, but the Western countries do not lock up or execute people for espousing opposing political opinions. The UK has been in Africa for many years what has Africa got from that? Independence? The problem with Chinas deals with Africa are the terms of the deal, African leaders are not well known for their long term strategic thinking. You say war would break out in China if it stopped students from studying in the West, I wonder why that should be and what would happen when the West stops Chinese students from studying in the West.
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@michaelogrady1002 I'm given to understand the majority of the population of Ireland have arrived there post the revolution.
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@boota1979 Time to start thinking about the present time, not historical grudges or your dream future.
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@lizbull4263 Yes that is the case at the moment, if we force the uniparty out next year and get Reform in then we will have to force them to do our bidding because that's what they're there for. As long as the people stay united and there are good people to keep conveying the truth to us we will get what we want eventually. It would be ideal if Reform work to Habib's desires from the off but nothing is easy.
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@alexd4566 All the countries in the world must join the EU otherwise they will become bankrupt.
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@cordoroy9515 If no other solution is available then it could be a last resort, we tried it with the Vikings but it didn't work but it worked with the Spaniards under Queen Liz the 1st.
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Happy New Reforming Year to all LBC followers.
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Gary Chance We will be victorious in winning back our country just keep shouting for and doing what is right, Islamaphobia , racism and foreign definitions of human rights are concepts imported and constructed to control us. They must be removed as we rebuild our country and adopt new British values of the kind we know are fair and just to all people who obey British law.
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@mbmb8397 No price is too big to pay for self determination.
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@Kantomirdes Yeah a Muslim who wants to see an end to immigration and multiculturalism and a return to traditional British values, that kind of Muslim I can support.
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I think you are overly pessimistic Boris will agree a coalition with Nigel the country would struggle to survive a Corbyn government.
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@markcolonna6874 I hope the woke snowflake remainers making up BS stories about Priti are having their identities noted for future culling from government jobs, Mr Cummings needs to work overtime on this. There is a fine line between treason and politics hope she manages to get capital punishment back on the statute.
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You have to help yourself, join Reform as a start.
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Wouldn't you just love to see the lying pompous windbags on the end of a pitchfork and hear the gas escaping.
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Join Reform
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Boris doesn't have to make England great again we will do that for ourselves once we get rid of the traitors and quislings selling us out.
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Englandweloveyou Yes you're right, Reform is all ready the most popular party in the country, we are the majority we will increase our majority.
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@coventrypunx1014 Islam must be outlawed in Western democracies or there will be no Western democracies, wake up or die.
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@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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It ain't what they say its the way that they do it.
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@woz7379 He'd probably be with Tommy now.
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@chrysalis4126 Go and buy a Chinese EV, much more your style I bet.
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@InsoIence Is he not referring to the fact that one of the Southport young girls was stabbed 122 times and another girl 85 times, life in good old Blighty.
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@jamesrosejr33 Time for labour voters to recognise the truth, labour have not been supporting the working class for the vast majority of their time in power and have hardly ever improved their life chances or living conditions. They are now more visibly than ever showing where their true interests lie.
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@lachlanchester8142 Just one of the reasons British people get rough justice. Vote Reform.
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@Insecthouse Join Reform UK, we can do this. With Trump in the Whitehouse it will be even easier.
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HAHA we voted to leave to have a meaningful British legal system, to trade with the world, to manage our own borders and assets. Is it difficult for you to understand.
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Lock it down, lock it down.
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Revoke article 50 now and stop this pantomime, then we can have another referendum now that people have a bit more idea what the vote means. The question must be the same as last time with a few caveats, all ballot papers should include the identity of the voters, if leave wins again all remain voting politicians and elected local councillors should be removed from office after 12 months notice. Remain voting members of the public and former politicians should be encouraged to move to an EU state and banned from commenting publicly on Brexit with financial penalties and incarceration for serial offenders. If remain wins the same conditions should apply to leave voters plus the EU or the UK should provide financial assistance to leave voters who wish to emigrate if such is required for them to meet immigration criteria of the countries they choose to go to. (barring places such as Switzerland or Monaco for obvious reasons) Maybe capping the amount available at a level deemed to be reasonable would solve such problems.
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@JonHart-y5o Definitely not Welby's Horned God.
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@zeken4413 The Wests international and globalist delusions have brought us to this ridiculous situation, brain dead politicians refuse to learn from history. People are still endowed with all the instincts of primitive man and with poor leaders poor outcomes are inevitable, they think all people are fundamentally good. How absolutely delude can you get.
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You have to understand there hasn't been a real British government or PM since Thatcher was removed so to expect them to suddenly turn around and start running the country after being lackies to the EU for so long is pretty unrealistic, it's going to very messy.
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Yes spending any amount is worth it to leave the EU dystopia.
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@rottenbeggar The only democratic way, yes.
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@tonylam9548 The voters might not have agreed in July but 4 million did and I would say the majority of non voters did, if correct that would give majority support to Reform.
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@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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@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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Me too 100% with you there.
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@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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@notch7139 We should have left 4 years ago with or without any free trade deals, the EU is fundamentally a communist group which is something this country should have as little to do with as possible just as with China. The sooner the rest of Europe recognises this reality the better, they can then make a decision on the future based on facts rather than lies, half truths and faux democracy.
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@notch7139 The evidence is the last 40 years of it's existence, economic threats are are it's means of enforcing obedience but of insufficient consequence to deter the UK from regaining it's independence. Your time is running out.
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@IMP1963 I believe they turned him down.
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If the MP's we elect are a reflection of society then it's no surprise the news headlines are as dire as they are. Drones! And the latest stabbing, a 14yr old riding a moped which as far as I know is illegal if under 16. Whatever happened to the term juvenile delinquent I suppose it becomes redundant when over 50% of juveniles can be thus described, if the label means acting without respect for the law as I think it does. The way most of our MP's act is hardly inspirational.
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Rest in the religion of peace? NEVER.
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@johnwade1095 Whatever ends the status quo of the last 45 years is good with me.
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@WALES1154 Nah you're confusing him with someone else.
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The most important point is getting back to being a sovereign country again, there have never been so many prophecies on future events since the time of Cassandra. Today they derive from contact with the gods of the elite, oh how they hate democracy when it votes against their status quo.
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Join Reform Vote Reform, save your country. Right on Brother, it really is that simple.
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We can do this.
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joe caterman I don't think many people are in favour of kicking anybody anywhere, people obviously overreact when they don't get listened to or are ridiculed.
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@angrywhiteman286 People do what they think is in their best interest, there are more important reasons for Brexit than immigration. We always had our sovereignty they say! As long as we didn't try to do anything against their wishes.
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John Deacon It's not policing, next thing you'll have is the local imam collecting and collating unfriendly instances and informing the police. Totally unbiased of course.
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Keep voting for the uniparty and multiculturalism, you know it makes sense.
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Put your faith in Farage he fooled you once and he's trying to fool you now , just another establishment tool to deal with British patriots.
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@ClactonCuun Its a matter of priorities numpty, power first principles later.
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Join Reform if you want to meet like minded people.
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Brexit for me is about removing the yolk of EU meddling in our governments running of this country, once we have achieved that we can address the many problems that have been created in our country without continually deferring to a higher authority.
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When was that?
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@SandymoorFerrariClub A divided, multicultural morass will be like putty in the hands of men who want to be gods.
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no face I am guilty of hate crime though, I just hate to see innocent people getting murdered or abused.
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@baybell7991 I voted Labour when sunny Jim Callaghan was leader, when Blair was leader, when Brown was leader and will do so now Corbyn is leader. Their record of making everyone richer is second to none no matter who the leader is I always vote Labour they are always great why they aren't elected every time is beyond me.
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@Marq LOECSTA You conveniently overlook the fact that the Tories don't run the NHS and that it is notoriously bad at running things itself since Blair's reforms, wouldn't be at all surprised for it to come out that there were a couple of forgotten warehouses full of PPE that were filed under the wrong description or something equally lame.
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@richardsmith3585 Say what you like about him, he's loving it.
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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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@aimeemacdn And we still have to meet every crazy EU rule on food production.
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@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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@paulharrison8152 As I said not everyone sees things the same way.
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My favourite drink is white mans tears, drink up son while you can.
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@keeperofthecheese Their are more non medical staff in the NHS than medical and has was said yesterday they are a waste of space.
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You may wish to return it but think off what you have learned from it especially about your fellow humans and the effectiveness of globalism and mass travel and immigrations efficacy in spreading a global pandemic. Think for a minute this virus only survives by being spread from person to person, if this was stopped for just 3 weeks from what I've heard the only remnants of it would be in people on critical care. For a period of 3 weeks how many essential workers are there that we could not manage without? If all these workers had effective PPE the virus problem would be history in this country, in a matter of 6 weeks or so.
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Maybe, if Farage democratises Reform UK and gives members the vote on policies and the opportunity to propose policies.
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@muhammadomer7495 Trouble with Islamic law is you execute good people along with some bad
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Your fears will be realised.
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Michael Rowsell = no more freeriders.
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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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We'll be better off constitutionally the day after we leave, economically get 5 economists opinions and you'll have five different answers unless you can get 5 to agree in which case they'd all be wrong.
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What's was the point of Osborne saying there would be a punishment budget, interest rates would go up and the sky would fall on us the day after we voted leave?
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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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There will be no deal until we have left, the EU do not do deals with member states. Simples. It's surprising how difficult it is to see things staring you in the face, for instance the inability of people to recognise the need for a death penalty. Some of the reasons quoted against it are to me farcical such as executing innocent people, there are many cases where proof is 100% such as the killing of the soldier Rigby or Bradley and Hindley the Yorkshire Ripper, Huntley and many others including the 2 terrorists in the news today. Personally I would limit the need for proof of involvement at 100% and the actual committing of the crime to the decision of the jury with a ten year wait on death row before execution. If by chance an "innocent"was executed you would have to weigh that against the number of innocent lives saved by the number of murders commited by released convicted murderers. Also why does society value the lives of convicted murderers over law abiding citizens? How many thousands of murderers are locked up for thirty years or more at a cost of I estimate of around 80K pounds a year, how many other lives could be saved if that money were used to good effect. As an atheist I applaud the values of Christians and think the world we be a better place if society observed the teachings of the bible that are acceptable to the majority today. For instance any objections to treating others as you would wish to be treated?
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The video footage shows nothing definite so why do so many people rush to prejudge and create trouble, people resisting arrest shouting I ain't done nothing is not the way we conduct ourselves in this country if we are not guilty.
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@AyebeeMk2 If Barnier comes to London next week the gov should send May to deal with him, they could reminisce together.
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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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How come we've heard nothing from the little woman?
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You'll be coming back for our help as usual when things start getting tough.
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You started it so whatever happened is all your fault, hang your heads in shame or just shut up and move on.
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@jasondriver6579 The EU is like poison ivy gnawing away at the foundations that were responsible for creating what was at one time the most envied country in the world, envied for such things as it's democracy, free speech, British justice and British attitude of fair play. I don't think things have been improved by letting people of inferior countries having a say in how we run our country.
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FPTP for me, its the surest way for people to get what they want. People just need to get the red pill.
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What a shower of ---- these MP's are.
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We didn't reach our current utopia by accident they've been working on it with gusto since Bliar with no serious political opposition, isn't it great.
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@magnacarta9364 They have to get their articles of association published, they should make clear no Reform MP can be anything other than Christian or atheist. Great Britain is a Christian country and always will be.
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So we are getting Brino. Does anyone disagree the best solution is for parliament to pass a binding amendment to revoke article 50 and have another referendum for leave or remain with MP's votes to be made in the House and their identities and their voting choices made public. Any MP's voting on the losing side to have no further involvement in Brexit decisions and to refrain from commenting on it or suffer deselection, then if people vote for Brexit we might get Brexit instead of having to wait for the next general election to turf out the traitors.
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@claudetteearle3052 Pleased to hear that, I don't suppose there is any chance it will happen but it would be interesting if the amendment were voted on whether it would pass. If it didn't I wonder what we could deduce from that? Maybe some people place more importance on trying to get their way than on majority rule perhaps.
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Not only is he a traitor to the UK but also to the Labour party. I guess there are so many hypocrites and confused luvvies in that excuse for a political party that not many care.
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Yes their are many examples in history of mighty civilisations that went the way of the Dodo, we are not above the laws of nature and those laws haven't changed.
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Same old MSM Punch and Judy show. Join Reform and change our future, oppose tyranny where you can do not co operate.
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@nyc4233 No wonder world peace will never be when people can be as deluded as you. She wants fame and attention and what has she done to warrant that apart from appearing on a soap opera and marrying a Prince?
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@bikerslow2598 Can you just here yourself? ''We're having to negotiate'' Yes us the UK just like any normal country would, fantastic.
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Would you take Trumps advice?
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@ilidiocarmona4827 It's difficult to embrace the dream when you have been raised on benefits had a substandard education and seen refugees and people of foreign cultures prioritised, praised and benefiting from everything the state can throw at them.
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@TB71294 No white British person should ever vote Labour until the party has changed beyond recognition so that it is economically literate and represents the indigenous British people.
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@marklloyd3536 They are illegal if they claimed asylum falsely, their votes are illegal if someone else voted for them and they are as good as illegal if someone else told them who to vote for without them understanding the significance of their vote.
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@d15ude What was the other name for the Nazi party, oh yes national socialists I think. Names are all b------ks anyway. Nice to hear from someone who speaks for the whole EU, I'll stay away from the EU as long as it exists even though it was a pleasure to watch the Germans trying to hog the sunbeds, they're not all like that are they?
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Yeah, join reform and get these haters out of parliament.
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@sfactory8253 Vote Reform VOTE REFORM VOTE REFORM VOTE REFORM VOTE REFORM VOTE REFORM ITS ALL YOU NEED TO DO.
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Says Heller. ''were leaving economic reason'' LOL what sort of economic reason has trashed the Italian economy and loaded it with 3 trillion Euros of debt and brought poverty to Greece and left it with 300 billions of Euro debt and Spain LOL. You won't think for yourself just keep taking hype and you can be whatever gender you want.
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@JayJordanJuly That's because this country was until quite recently by and large civilised and a lot of people are still living under the delusion that it still is. Being civilised doesn't mean that crime will be totally eliminated but it was being driven down to a low level, now it's being driven higher.
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@DodiSage Well said.
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@Chris-xv2gm The Tories are finished sadly all that history counts for nothing they are well and truly sunk, they haven't been conservative since Major took over.
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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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@danielbones3072 Thatcher left the economy in great shape after taking over broken Britain and today debt to GDP is back in normal range and the deficit is greatly reduced we have record employment and cash to raise the minimum wage and raise the tax exempt earning level again, this despite throwing away billions in foreign aid and having some incompetent MP's and trying to deal with the EU.
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@ShyTalks-d8b What is your idea of utopia love and why doesn't it exist yet?
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@themadman300113 Not all remain voters voted to have an EU army and ever greater subjugation to an elite not directly elected by their subjects.
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@M3 Lover And all the debts.
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@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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A lot of people don't seem to understand "if" its always an if when talking about politicians, but if Farage is genuine and honest the country would be in a totally different place economically within weeks. The GDP of Britain was £3 trillion last year and at least a third of that is wasted and spent on agendas that positively destroy wealth creation, just think how good life would be in this country if all that was reversed.
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Oh Robert Mugabe the EU needs you now.
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@booshting3520 Isolation from the virus is the only workable solution available at present, if you have no contact with the virus you will not get it. Until the government can test to isolate those who have the virus from those who don't all you can do is try to limit your exposure to it. This will reduce the spread of the virus until there are some effective developments to alter the situation, there are three main categories of people to my knowledge, those that have the virus, those that don't and those who have had it and now have some immunity. The policies introduced by the chancellor virtually guarantees everybody's financial survival which is all that you can expect from him, the ability to pay essential bills or have them deferred with enough left over for food is the most you should expect in a time of crises from him. Organising society to prevent profiteering and help to keep people safe is the other main task of the government using whatever powers are necessary, people can make these tasks easier or harder by their behaviour and will suffer the consequences of their actions.
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You can't deny his comments are accurate, if women wish to walk around in burkas they should know what people are thinking it is their choice after all It's not like a physical disfigurement. If I was running a bank or a store I would have a sign on the door saying no admission to people with face coverings unless necessary for a medical condition.
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Well the sun is shining so it must be that or the wind, shouldn't have that curry.
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But what I don't understand is why some people want to remain in the EU.
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@cuhurun Glad to see you understand the crux of the matter, the UK cannot be independent and also a member of the EU. It really is that simple, there is nothing else to argue over.
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@stucrawford6230 Prepare for no deal.
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@stucrawford6230 ''This is a negotiation between a large group of countries & a small group of countries'' not quite right there are you. A more diverse group of countries with diverse economies and cultures it would be hard to gather together and they are so remote from the negotiations as it's hard to imagine. The EU do not represent them all anything like as well as the UK represents it's people and never will and that is the reason the EU will never succeed in it's stated aims, whether it's really concerned about that is another question.
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What right do the highways agency have to put speed restrictions on motorways for spurious reasons such as improving air quality, seems authorities have freedom to do what they like and we have the freedom to obey or suffer financial loss or loss of freedom. And these lovely caring good for nothing protesters have the freedom to do as they please. HAH.
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@donaldellis3609 Life in England couldn't be better really could it, we got to the Final of the Euros and we're not even in the EU, (I think) It's so good millions come here every year, some even risk their lives to get here.
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@FaizaRahman-sr5xm Strange how Great Britain was the greatest country in the world without the help of Islam.
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People who are unable to think love labels, they're such a help in organising their misunderstanding of the world.
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@bvgdez Obviously no one should ever be allowed to comment on anything just like a silent order of Monks, problem solved.
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@derekardito2032 We're all swimming in it.
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Minister can you tell me if all people entering the UK are being tested and quarantined and what is done to ensure all goods entering the country virus free, if your answers are no and nothing does that mean you're just hoping things don't get too bad and we might have a vaccine that get's life back to normal in a year or two.
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Oh well Starmer is right, things will continue to get worse until we get rid of him.
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Rupert wants Reform to be a party of government with policies that support his views and the views of its members, if Reform can't be that party then I hope he succeeds in creating a new party with ben Habib and Elons support that will be the party that we want.
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Always is.
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She wants to tell you her opinions, the interviewee is just an excuse for her to be on TV.
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@goryburk Totalitarian technocracy, EU, WEF, WHO, all undemocratic decision making bodies.
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@Keefer24 Quite so, quite so. Really it's the mark of a properly civilised society for people to have the means to protect themselves whether physically strong or not.
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@sowhat515 Vote UKIP.
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Whatever happened to Laura Norder? seems to have retired or died haven't heard mention of her in the H O C for decades.
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How could you think different.
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@Gordon Pattison The establishment certainly hope you're right, but they're near to panic Mr mannering
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@Lostinjp Does that entitle us to foreign aid?
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I didn't say that but the comment is correct the Lords are not elected by the people. I think the House of Lords needs culling and reforming but interfering with the British constitution is open to the dangers of unintended consequences and requires careful analysis by wiser heads than mine.
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@Freebird67 It was the only option at the time, it will be different next time if Boris proves to be a lying u turning con artist.
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@darksydesamy Drop them off in the water just off the French coast no questions asked and let the French deal with them as they wish.
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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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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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@mblack6945 The MEP's have a veto not the people, once something is voted in there is no practical way reversing it.
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@Stop-this714 It seems undeniable to me and explains why we as a country are in the mess we are in.
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@fox39forever Wonder how long she will survive to live her shallow existence, will she end up on I'm not a celebrity get me out of here or maybe Love island, personally I haven't seen either programme other than snippets and the people I've seen on these shows seem to display the same understanding of love and life as Megga.
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@lincrompton5241 😂
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British democracy has not existed since we joined the EU. You don't know what you've got till it's gone.
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@richardgallagher4880 Ahh wascism the most important non issue of the day for the media to jabber on about while the economy and culture disappears down the plughole.
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@richardgallagher4880 I thought you might be a bot but even bots aren't that stupid.
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Oh and don't forget fish in British waters.
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@flossielyn Vote Reform, join Reform. Scrap all EU rules crush the uniparty and get a free trade deal with America. 😂
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The Irish will do whats best for Ireland as long as it is agreed by the other 26
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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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@arturnykiel4235 No answer to the points he raised so just insult him why don't you.
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Why Muslims of course but most of them will end up disappointed however it goes.
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Saying that he does not want make alienating Muslims a plank of Reforms policies does not mean he is appeasing them, first you must gain power then you can have the conversation.
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@dustintacohands1107 If you want a deal you don't ask, you offer and walk away if your offer is not accepted. Basic human behaviour not understood by out of touch politicians.
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Why have we got next to no manufacturing industry in this country, no steel making industry, everything is affected by over expensive energy costs and net zero policies.
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@emilymccartney1593 Is that something to do with Scotland being bankrupt.
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@alantracy6757 We have to leave or keep paying money to be a vassal state.
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If they live long enough.
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@Hairy Chinese Kid Go study the weather.
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@thatguymatrix9984 Why did we create this situation, people of Islamic faith say that Britain is their country but how can it be? It is a country with a legal system and culture based on Christian values and always will be. Encouraging people who are followers of other ideologies to think differently and allowing alien cultures to develop and receive public money to question British traditional values gets us what exactly.
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@Aduhhhh1 The remainer MP's including T. May have cost the country billions by selfishly attempting to defy what the majority voted for, they are an absolute f-----g disgrace to this country.
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The "establishment" can't stand Reform or the common man.Vote, Reform for government.
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@johnmandragon4830 Also the EU is responsible for creating a very condescending and self important minority of people in the UK who think their opinion should override that of an opposing majority in the UK and an even bigger majority in England guaged from a democratic exercise. A situation I thought I would never live to see.
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Very smart blame the people of today for the way the country has been run by the elites for the last 70yrs, the deluded ideology of international integration is meeting the reality of countries needing borders and governance to develop self reliance and sustainability. International cooperation good, attempting integration the road to chaos. Are we there yet? not yet, we're slowing the super tanker but the odds are not great.
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frenchie jones If all uk citizens were like you our future would be no longer be British, guess you just hate this countries history hey?
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Great video Paul, thanks.
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@Land-of-reason It was Blairs big idea to end nationalist identity and patriotism, Major and every other gutless PM has continued it, Cool Brittania Lol. Boris is dancing on the head of a pin.
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@rizmark5522 Only post Thatcher.
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@PeterLee-yb9ek If you want to hear the truth vote UKIP.
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@golfbulldog Starmer is having the time of his life.
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@DanielJKoubleRenegadeNation They have the same morals as Daleks, haven't you noticed?
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The nightmares of the remoaners have finally come true, reality bites.
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@dinosaurtreesflowers The media are using her for their own benefit and she is enjoying the attention and using it for her benefit, not a recipe for a successful worthy life. The sooner she disappears of the radar the better as far as I'm concerned.
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@liliannamathers3428 We don't care much about her anymore than we care about anybody else, we do care about the effect she is having on the Royal family and it's ability to carry out it's role in our constitution. We appreciate and respect the US but it's a relationship that works both ways as Trump knows, the fact we don't like this little jumped up self righteous self proclaimed holier than thou media blogger who sews disharmony with everyone she gets involved with is a totally separate matter.
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@chrisstones1249 Time you found your utopia somewhere else because you won't be happy here much longer.
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@MrTudwud It does from recent personal experience still exist but I suspect it is a rare thing.
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@halley4032 First past the post is the best system, if people don't, or are too ignorant to know what they're voting for we get what we get.
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@daverankin2959 It has done in the past and can do so again, are you forgetting Oliver Cromwell?
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@Captain Cosmonaut You don't have to be a racist to know 2+2 adds to 4. The fact you attempt to slur his character as being an unconcerned elitist when all the evidence is to the opposite shows you to be a brainwashed muppet for the elitist totalitarian lefty self hating racists, whether you're black or white their aims will end in the destruction of a peaceful future and our civilization to be replaced by world chaos and possibly nuclear destruction. There is absolutely zero chance of anything better evolving for hundreds of years for the common man.
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If Reform get into power soon enough one of the first things needed would be compulsory purchase of Port Talbot steel works and other strategic assets under threat of closure.
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@louminarty Of course its possible our country has had more than that number of fairly healthy immigrants come here in dinghies alone, maybe one or two have TB, Ebola etc but that's no hinderance to tyranny.
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@keithapps So you don't know how British democracy is meant to work? Prospective political parties are supposed to set out what they will do in a manifesto and act accordingly, the change we need to make is forcing governments to hold referendums when they want to deviate in any significant way from their promises.
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@tickyul You're correct, they won't allow it but they won't be able to stop it. It's amazing when you think our parliament voted in favour of triggering article 50 while holding the belief they could prevent Brexit happening, just goes to show what an out of touch bunch of fantasists they really are.
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@lesglover9353 Some are okay some aren't, it's mainly the Labour chums who aren't really British and are part of the NWO that do not belong there. If it can't be sorted out then the country will suffer either way.
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I'd much rather be poorer and free to elect my government than statistically a little richer and controlled by the EU. That is the be all and end all of this question for me.
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Can you feel the force, 50 million people knowing what truth is, what common sense and what being British still means.
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@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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@duality5503 And our establishment offices are full of em, at least when they're not out queueing for fuel so they can carry on working from home.
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@keithhiggins2237 Socialism always fails, some places worse than others depending on the national character. The reason for it's failure is it panders to greed, idleness and hunger for power, it's operatives have a total inability to process hypocrisy and an unquestioning faith in dogma.
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They doing what they always do.
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@wjf0ne Better than it being a charity every worker is forced to subscribe too, but there won't be any benefit to us.
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@TreiberSeptim Typical emotional outrage induced comment having no bearing on what I said. I made no suggestion of wanting isolation, we are and always will be a global trading nation. The world is becoming more and more connected regardless of the EU the EU is not the world. The EU has brought the UK nothing but prosperity for the upper middle classes and above and reduced the livelyhood of the average UK wage earner with healthcare, and housing standards way below what we would have enjoyed without membership of this dystopia and lawlessness way higher, predicated on ever closer union with a single currency, defence and inevitiable reduction of living standards for the majority with the transfer of capital from richer to poorer countries, no real problem for the upper middle classes at the moment but further down the line?
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@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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We are happy to leave our border with you open why wouldn't we be the EU just creates problems
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@valeriedavidson2785 If there is nothing you can do then you have to rely on us.
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@bobrail733 The storm caused by Brexit will be as nothing to the storm caused by the coming collapse of the EU.
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I think China of the 1920's is nearer their goal.
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I'm a Reform member and voter, a T R sympathiser and feel no conflict about that.
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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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Our only option is Reform.
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@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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@minstrelofMir It's a bissness. 🤣
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Nothing resembles Oceania closer today than the EU, then probably Russia followed by North Korea.
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The referendum was a binary choice leave or remain, when we have left then whatever is agreed at the time is the position. No deal is better than a bad deal, the Donald was probably right we should sue the EU through the international courts if there are grounds.
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I seems to me remainers can be broken down into 2 main groups, first the delusional ones who think before the EU people were horrible war mongering supporters of capitalist governments, and were ignorant and manipulated to act against their best interests and everything is much better now. Secondly you have the ones who are afraid and ignorant of the world. Outside of these two large groups are of course the elites who run the show and reward themselves as anyone would with minimum accountability or scrutiny and companies who can operate globally with little worry of national government controls or restrictions.
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The underlying objective is the destruction of liberal Western Democracies to advance the cause of globalism, keep voting for any of the mainstream political parties and sit back and watch it unfold.
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gurudeclan not much to add other than Germany inviting 1 million '' refugees'' in for a free lunch.
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@Pizza23333 So the learned judges of the high court didn't understand the law as much as you then as they judged Boris's actions lawful, surely they should be removed from their positions and replaced with people as clever as yourself.
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@Pizza23333 As I said other judges found no law to have been broken, the supreme court is a recent addition to the UK dreamt up by that creature of the EU called Blair which makes it suspect to my mind anyway. All they are doing is delaying the inevitable I suppose it gives them more time to feather their nests I just hope they get what they deserve.
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If Ben starts a new party or joins another party that will be my party too.
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Makes no odds it's another pointless victory for the EU which is all they want.
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Reform need someone like Ben Habib to lead them, oh I know get Ben Habib.
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@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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Generally they sing and dance get drunk and explode bombs.
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@1rickslater Be prepared.
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Bit late in the year for spring trolls, if the UK were using nerve agent I don't think they would leave it lying around for innocent people to find, this isn't Russia you know.
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And we all go to heaven in a little rowed boat, huh trisky clap clap.
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killbotone Bad because we're British what are you.
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killbotone Exactly which is why all humans are not equal and this human wants to live with British humans in Britain under the sole control of a democratically elected British government.
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Ben Habib cares more about this country than anything else and it shows, we must give Reform our support and take it from there. Join Reform and secure Ben Habib as its leader.
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@johnnicolson467 LOL. Have you been to Scotland much lately, the SNP are a joke played on the picts they just want to keep themselves in power they've got no plans for running an independent Scotland.
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@TorianTammas Sounds to me like someone is worried.
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I see Mandelson is strengthening the EU's resolve, he said today that he doesn't think Boris would leave without a deal because it would damage the UK economy too much. More likely it would damage Mandelsons lifestyle and standing in the eyes of his mates.
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@carlarthur4442 Join Reform or else.
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@ThePrincessnady1 If biology is no longer the deciding factor in identifying males from females how do you tell which is which.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures, whatever happens will be down to the people who try to overrule democracy. It took a few hundred years or more to make this country what it recently was we are not just going to stand and watch as it is stolen away from us.
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@David-rv6dn Yes he has been to Clacton, ask the people of Clacton. Join Reform UK and put the Al-Fyhed's of this world in jail.
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@sh.4409 I think we could safely expect Reform will make some anti immigrant changes to the benefits system.
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@RaRa-eu9mw A minority Tory government supported by the Brexit party is the only chance for the UK's continuation as a meaningful entity.
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@nigel6351 The French resistance were very effective at defying the nasties, we will be able to rely on the Americans under Trump, but it won't go that far.
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@Wasssssup-3 ECHR has done nothing positive for this country but has made plenty of damaging decisions though.
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Like the figure of 700,000
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@Nora......... Scrapping net zero and raising the income tax threshold are just 2 of many great policies that will turn this country round within months.
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@sandgrownun66 He doesn't have enough power to change anything yet he isn't even leader of his majesty's opposition (how outdated is that phrase in a WEF colony)yet, he has a higher profile and the chance to exploit that. It's like walking a high wire and having to maintain sufficient balance, if he becomes PM then he will get the chance to show us whether he is a thatcher or a Major.
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@vendettarising What we have here is a failure to communicate.
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@benjimc1 Are you really that ignorant, you don't have a clue who runs the West.
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@elizabethmolyneux1811 Peaceful revolution is the natural order of evolution, but not always peaceful in every sense of the word. It depends whether revolution comes with consent because the rightness of the change is recognised and accepted, or the revolution is orchestrated to end oppression which the oppressors try to prevent.
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Can't you see your future sliding down the toilet Boris, f---k this up and your kids will need you to have a lot of life insurance if my guess is correct.
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@Andrew Howe So grateful to Corbyn making people stand up for their beliefs.
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@RocketeerRaccoon Don't be so short sighted, Nigel is working within the constraints of todays British (un)democratic system he doesn't have the support of the majority yet and could easily be on charge for any slight slip up in what he says just as Trump was and this country doesn't have a written constitution like the USA does, just look how Assange and Tommy Robinson have been taken care of. We have to change the mindset of those people still asleep.
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@VooDooMaGicMan81 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Much prefer to leave my future to the dictates of Rashid Sunkak and his mates than to worry about living in our version of North Korea. Let the band play on even if the tune sounds like the one they played in Auschwitz.
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@boxingmongoose408 Your turn to get the Skittle Bombs I think.
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@dropperknot He did put the lid on our coffin and they've been nailing it down since at every opportunity.
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@Mike J They're days are coming to an end, the tide has turned.
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@richardgallagher4880 😂
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@electraruby Join Reform, vote Reform.
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@carlovanelli1694 We are much better informed now, we know if we vote to leave, the gravy boat MP's will block any attempt at leaving. Stepping outside your front door in some areas of the UK is a huge risk.
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@carlovanelli1694 Just reading my local paper is enough to base an opinion on then there is also the experience of personal life visiting my local hospital etc, you seem to be proposing democracy participation should be only be open to people who have passed some kind of test. The problem with that idea is it makes it advantageous for the people with power to keep the general public uneducated which seems to be the objective of the way society has been heading for the last few decades.
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@carlovanelli1694 Were those the same economists who said the UK would become an economic backwater if we didn't have the EURO, LOL, you really talking BS for what reason I don't know. You say my living experience over the last 30 yrs has nothing to do with being in the EU means you really should concentrate on helping Italy get back on a sustainable financial footing and stop talking about things you don't understand or wish to delude people.
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@TruthBot1984 Join Reform.
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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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@imtiazkhan2122 That's an estimate, nobody has a clue of the actual number.
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@specimenuncensored9121 You have a point, many mistakes were made and are still being made by all sides. Meanwhile the crooks prosper, big ones and little ones.
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@N3onDr1v3 What does all this f----ing about do for this countries international image, it will take a high attrition rate of our existing politicians to sort this country out and give it back the status of one with an economy in the worlds top ten.
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Does this mean we won't be sending our bounty all round the third world for a while?
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Plain speaking Elon Musk won't beat about the bush.
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What toffs is that then? Former human rights lawyers who love to swan around in Davos and tell us we have to pay a £15k fine after 2027 if we want to sell our house and it isn't EPC C rated or higher. Or do you mean Mayors who swan around the world on money gouged out of workers with ULEZ charges, or former multi millionaire Labour boys like Blair, Mandellson and the Kinnocks. At least the genuine working class feather bedders had the decency to retire from the circus on their winnings.
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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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The politicians and their hangers on have wasted our time trying to keep us in the EU.
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No Brexit party candidate in my constituency so I'm voting Tory.
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W T F .
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Wasn't Hong Kong once a part of the British Empire? If so how bad was that for you.
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The legion have been taken.
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@opinion3742 Which means what exactly?
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@michaelcarson8375 Just keep your head down and the other end in the air like most everyone else has been doing for the last 30yrs and keep repeating what a good pronoun am I.
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@gazevans1038 It's not a big mistake but he hasn't got his ducks in a row yet.
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We are effectively half in at the moment (no Euro) because everyone has not been sufficiently neutered yet, as you appear to have been.
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@rogerallen7441 There is only one right vote.
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@andrewdaniel653 They just ignore it when it suits them.
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@sgill4833 Look at Merkel falling over herself to get China into EU businesses.
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Putin the grandaddy lover.
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It's so easy to take the p out of Labour but I want to take them out of power.
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@Jmons-v8p That is the most fitting explanation.
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@SanAndronico Vote Reform.
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Never underestimate the numbers of people ready to act in ways detrimental to their survival after being hypnotised by the legacy media, the US broke the trend so there is hope.
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Is he saying we might get what we voted for.
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George is away with the fairies.
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@kaba_me Tell that to the unicorns mother.
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@malteaser507 Greece wrecked, Italy wrecked, Spain wrecked, Portugal wrecked, France teetering, Germany faltering and Europes pollution to the environment because of EU membership I would guess is significantly higher. I would love to know the cost to the UK of MEP's wages expenses and pensions plus the loss of their considerable expertise (lol) to the UK.
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@pedrotristao524 It's what she's there for, jealousy is a very strong motivator even to the extent of self destruction.
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@andrew30m Trump may save the day.
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The UK has become the laughing stock of the deluded remainers who can't see beyond the next EU bail out and their own inexpert extrapolation of A follows B follows C stands to reason don't it.
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@itdoesntsaythatzppp2240 Over 50% of Londoners are foreigners and god knows how many are of foreign origin who actually voted for him would be an interesting question to answer.
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She would have to prove herself as a backbench MP for a few years first at least, this should not be a problem to her if she wants what Reform want.
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You're not supposed to say that it undermines the beliefs of our non performing citizens and their would be leaders.
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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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@Whythehate What did the Romans ever do for us? 🤣🤣🤣
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@mbmb8397 Oh those clowns are so sinister check under your bed before you go nigh nighs.
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@Muzyx-s9o We do thank God, you have Trump.
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@gamercatsz5441 No one is seriously suggesting we would expect to leave the day after the referendum we have to give all the patriotic British businessmen and wealthy citizens time to relocate their money and assets, but if the government at the time had the attitude that we would be leaving after 2 years with or without a deal and made all the necessary arrangements for a managed no deal exit we would be better placed to leave than we are now. I don't need you to tell me we will suffer consequences from leaving but that is irrelevant to the majority of the adults in the UK today because the alternative would be an unacceptable increasing loss of British identity, subservience to Brussels and inability to remove ourselves from the growing chaos and looming economic crises developing in the EU.
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@JackFury The old saying is as true now as ever ''you can't put an old head on young shoulders'' you should try and see how you are manipulated by the powers that be, you are young you have energy and vitality you want to change the world but the world is the people who inhabit it you want to make it a better place but all you do is make a mess just look at the mess youth made at the Reading festival those poor impoverished youths who buy tents and then leave them there rather than make the effort to take them home and use them again and not have to buy another one next year. Complain about climate change and support premier league teams travelling all around Europe to watch games and flying to Europe for stag weekends and a couple of holidays a year. And you wonder why people don't think you should vote until you've paid tax for 5 years, think on.
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@JackFury Having a belief in democracy, the rule of law, forming an orderly queue, giving people the benefit of the doubt and supporting England's cricket team spring to mind, obviously there is more such as understanding the history of what made Britain what it is today and identifying with the countries values and Christian heritage.
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@JackFury Your reply really is laughable you say virtually nothing of substance throw in a few fashionable dialectic irrelevances and pretend to be a mind reader. Subjective and unquantified is what life is and obviously with your lack of experience, reality is still beyond your comprehension. Britain was built on slavery and Empire, so what? Developing countries evolve and are subject to the forces of nature until they evolve sufficiently to be able to control them. What do you propose should happen to the tribes that were dominant in Africa and used slavery to advance themselves? No evidence for the EU's ideological warfare LOL look at the situation in parliament today, the first time in my memory the elected government and the largest elected opposition party has blatantly lied to the public with their manifesto's and attempted to overturn a democratic result they said they would honour. I can't know how many illegal immigrants there are, the government doesn't know how many illegal immigrants there are but the really important questions are does it matter and if so why?
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@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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P.S. It's a wonder things aren't a lot worse, but they're getting there.
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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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Many immigrants do not conform to the values accepted by the host country as civilsed whichever countries you consider, this is not a problem until mass migration occurs alongside the idea that multiculturalism is a viable idea which then leads to the creation of alien enclaves and turning a blind eye to a lot of illegal activities carried out, in the futile hope that people will adopt ''our'' values. The result of this stupidity is what occured in Rotherham, Telford, Cambridge and many other places and the indoctrination of the gullible followers of Islam into Jihad. There is also the problem of people living a superficially western lifestyle with an eastern mindset that in their warped opinion means that they do not have to obey the law of their country of residence other than as necessary to avoid conviction which leads to the high number of deaths on the road caused by illegal drivers usually speeding.
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@JP-sm4cs We supposingly tried to get a deal for 3 yrs, none so blind as those who refuse to see. Anti democratic conspiracy anyone?
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@psychominded3243 Vote for U.K. INDEPENDENCE. Vote UKIP.
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@martynblackburn9632 Join the cult, you can be messiah as long as you don't take bribes and take us out of the International cult.
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@jonboymk1bridgemaryfront889 Remainers are the dreamers if the're not living on expenses, doing corrupt deals and shovelling their money into places that don't benefit the white working class.
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@psycharol Our future is ours to decide pointing out the obvious to people as you have should be enough to secure our future, shout it often and shout it loud and hope they understand. The election of Trump looks like the most positive event for our (USA/UK) civilisation in a long time.
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Reform has no chance of electoral success with chairman Yusuf or Farage as leader.
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@elliekirk6001 Where's Wally err I mean Rishi.
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@coreyreece3543 Any system that tries to operate undemocratically always causes mayhem (lol). We voted to leave not to do a deal which keeps us in the customs union, single market and ECJ etc, whatever the government or wanna be government think must be put aside and leaving the EU should have been prepared for from day one after the referendum. After triggering article 50 no deal should have been the default position, if the EU offer us a Canada type deal that is worthwhile the government could take it, trying to get the British people to change their minds is not a strategy for success. If they did manage to keep us in the backlash would be inevitable once the plans for the EU army are introduced with the inevitable increases in budget contributions required to complete the EU project of ever closer union which has barely begun.
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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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@martindunstan8043 The problem is I think that Nigel doesn't really think he will be PM so he sells himself to the highest bidder and looks after himself, hence no Brexit, no UKIP and Yusuf. Once a trader always a trader, lovely jubbly and all that. We'll have to wait a little longer to see if I'm right.
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@annbarns652 So you agree with what they're offering but you think its better to vote for people who want to destroy your freedom and prosperity or vote for minority interest in case they don't deliver.
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@Jaco059 Probably Rupert has done more for his constituents than any other MP merely by donating his salary to charities (if he has chosen the right charities). He's certainly done more for this country by exposing Farage's unsuitability to be leader, and Yusuf's treachery.
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True conservatives I hope.
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@bucketsandshims I smell globalist conspiracy with a deal justified by economic necessity, the usual B S.
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@johnmartin7158 Stick to picking your nose, pal.
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@Nexus-7.0 Lots of explanations lol apart from ones that justify the deaths of clueless sheep.
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@rickykilby4672 Far right and far left are 2 sides of the same coin both seek to exert maximum control over their people. Is patriotism or nationalism far right or far left? I would say not they're are just tools used in the fight to try and gain control by both sides sometimes used in a negative light sometimes positively, would you say the majority population of the UK is far right or far left I would say not. Tying labels on people and intellectual and psychological extrapolation and experimentation leading to analysis of problems that are imaginary is the cause of most of our current problems leading to the destruction of national identities. You would instinctively label me as far right being as I am in favour of reintroducing capital punishment, Brexit, ending most multiculturalist legislation and reinforcing most traditional British values and laws. My opinions are drawn from what I know of human history and the increasing chaos and lack of law and order prevalent today, is it better for the state to exert control using the ultimate penalty when deemed necessary or for our police and innocent people to suffer and die at the hands of criminals.Most people consider the west to be in trouble today, the changes introduced to our laws and ideas over the last 50 yrs is not coincidental to our current problems to try to blame the politics of the last century is clearly absurd and yet so many do owing to the indoctrination people receive in schools and universities today as opposed to education.
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You reckon!
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@asanulsterman1025 There would have been a reckoning even without the UK leaving, nice to think they won't be picking our pocket any longer.
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After 2 more years of a Labour government I don't think there will be many immigrants coming here, there will probably be more going the other way.
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They have to be a part of the system you can't fight them democratically without being so. Judge politicians by what they do not what they say, will people never learn.
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@das2927 I think everyone is missing something, religion originated during primitive mans existence and evolved along with him, all religions were death cults to a greater or lesser extent during their early years. Christian religions evolved in a different way to other religions enabling modern western development to outpace any others in terms of technological advancement. Islam seems to be less evolved than many religions due to it's attempt to retain it's rigid orthodox control in the societies it's adherents find themselves and it's support for executing non believers leads to it being incompatible with modern societies, and identifies it as a death cult at it's heart.
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@infrasleep If you CBA to vote you will get 100% who you didn't vote for , that's all there is to it.
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@teddy2577 Merry Christmas.
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Vote Reform, join Reform.
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@ClactonCuun Nothing coming up on you tube, when was this alleged to have happened?
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@bennyhill7796 You forgot to mention Italy has had negative growth for the last 2 quarters but then the list of the EU's economic failure gets longer every month.
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@vthomas375 Hah but he deals with the subjective facts objectively, and the objective is self explanatory.
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@Gambit771 The anti lockdown protesters weren't violent until attacked for no reason, get out of the way.
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Everything he say's is perfectly logical just like the Maginot line was.
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Free it from Hamas and hate you mean.
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@margaretratcliffe5465 You got to fight for your right to party. UKIP is the only party with any fight in them.
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@jaccogroen9367 Is that all you've got virtue signalling and twisted logic.
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@Elijah Craig Load of opinionated predictions based on the propaganda of the vested interests of the elites and political dictators, feel sorry for yourself you muppet.
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Your life might seem petty in the grand scheme of things but it is ultimately the most important thing.
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@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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@SmokingJoe-y3g The only speech that should be allowed is what I agree with, sorted.
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@sirhumphreyappleby8399 We can see this in Russia today, they are much more efficient at it than most western countries. It has to be overtly state policy while being publicly denounced and life threatening to naysayers to be used to the full limits of capacity.
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Learn to live with it like the virus seems to be the governments approach.
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This Brexit is so bad for the UK we are going to miss out on the EU's progress to Empire, being a part of the EU army. We will never have to have the Euro when they create a treasury to centralise the EU economy. We will have to continue with our ancient parliamentary democracy running this country rather than letting Brussels run everything at arms length from the ignorant ordinary people with their ideas of freedom and decision making done in their interest which they have some control of. Oh well at least it's been wonderful while it lasted. Hope we spend all the compensation money from VW for polluting our air on something useful.
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I am an atheist that was a joke, my steaks come from domesticated animals in the main, occasionally Venison. Some of us are wilder than others, whether the process of civilisation is reversible in all of us is an interesting question.
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@coconuciferanuts339 He enjoyed his female P A in No 10 but I don't recall him achieving anything other than devaluing the pound and lying to people that it wouldn't affect the pound in their pocket.
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@Anduril Sounds like you're saying you can't be an individual in a collective in which case progress would be impossible and yet progress in collectives has been happening since collectives began. That is the problem when concepts are viewed independently of humanity the human part is the most important part and decides the outcome. What I takeaway from this video chimes with my thoughts pretty much exactly, people are basically the same animal they were thousands of years ago and saying all people are fundamentally good as some say is absolutely ridiculous and a complete misreading of what it is to be human. As was said, we had just about reached a position where life was pretty good for people in the west such that people lost the understanding of human reality and ideas such as those expressed above gained precedence leading to conflict where once there was order. Most of our problems today can be traced back to our education system, children are not taught to think they are indoctrinated with leftist propaganda and original thinking drawn from experience and weighed with a balanced view no longer happens.
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Why do so many fail to see the way they are increasingly manipulated and controlled, without nation states living under their own monocultural rules there is no tapestry of life. People are being destroyed because their roots are being cut off, they're building a world of insanity.
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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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@visionlandmusic Only the people who believe the smears and slander think UKIP are unelectable stop swallowing fake news.
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@Valhura77 Dream on sucker, the taps are being turned off one by one.
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@Valhura77 British values are no longer going to be undermined and will start to be reinforced, multiculturalism is more widely recognised as an unmitigated failure that must be slowly dismantled by an independent Britain that will make it's own decisions. Dreams of Sharia law and the Islamification of UK cities will no longer be held even by Muslims.
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Tories and Labour never again.
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Who gives a ----- what labour believes about anything, bunch of Marxist terrorists.
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@richardgallagher4880 Little boy.
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I thought they would be a bit less in your face, they must think there is a threat and need to rush the crush.
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Not a pretty sight I'd guess.
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@johnbarrance4926 With regards to his case the sentence is unnecessarily excessive IMO and unproductive for anyone.
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@BB-qp9ri Best political speech I've heard since the days of Thatcher.
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UK is unstoppable, go UK.
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Harvel since when have Muslims been a race?
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@marconatrix Won't somebody please think of the children? I mean the spoilt brats living on expenses and attempting to facilitate their own comfortable power base.
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@5888max Not all dictatorships are created equally but the end result works out the same, for most of it's life the EU has been living off the proceeds created by the former national democracies that are now EU states. Now that the dead hand of dictatorship is beginning to do it's work there is less and less available to squander on impoverished former communist states and the only reason we need strong leaders is to save us from the tyranny that is the EU. It would be interesting to see how many people in Greece and Italy say they would still vote to join the EU if they could go back 60yrs, not that it would affect my opinion.
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@5888max Not nearly as convoluted as the EU's attempt to hide it's effective dictatorship behind a wall of bureaucracy and quasi democracy. The cat is out of the bag and won't be going back in.
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We should ban mobile phones.
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Scholz will soon be history as will Stalin.
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He doesn't say anything different to what May said.
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Exactly that's what it's all about nationalism, all nations should have their independence and their own currency.
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Murdoch Chan The UK fishing industry was decimated because we joined the EU but it was worth it they said now they use threats of decimating our farming industry if we leave and I say that it would be more than worth it were it to happen not that I think there is the remotest chance of that.
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@frazerduncan356 The Tories have a much better record than Labour of raising living standards through better economic management but there have been some awful Tories, never trust a politician is the right attitude but you have to vote for somebody. Politicians got us in to this mess and politicians will have to get us out of it or make it worse.
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If you're female in London these days seems it's a coin flip whether the met get you first or a knife carrying somebody/nobody.
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@mikelumbreras4903 EU citizenship was created with the Maastricht treaty of 1993 of which France a member, Sarkozy was French president from 2007?
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It's quite surprising how bankrupt organisations like Carillion and the EU can keep going pulling the wool over so many peoples eyes for so long, I guess the bigger the organisation the longer it takes for the laws of nature and finance to assert themselves. The bigger they get the harder the fall.
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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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Exactly so, get rid of the uniparty, join Reform and start restoring Great Britain, we ain't got time to argue over anything.
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@lonovarejao3413 You're either one of them (unlikely) or just a loser. There are far too many coincidences to discount the near certainty things are not as they are portrayed. Our identity is being erased, our history is being de legitimised, statues torn down, National Trust properties downgraded as the proceeds of slavery and forced multiculturalism through forced mass immigration. The legitimate result of a referendum has been derailed, probably the US election has been fixed and the mishandling of the virus pandemic by nearly all western countries unlike S Korea and Vietnam for instance. MSM is getting very selective in it's news reporting and even cut the programmes of Trump speaking after the election, I expect they will attempt to censor all media soon.
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Create a global village get global problems.
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@meonly8071 Ain't it a shame the world is racist, always was and always will be. This country was managing this reality better than anywhere else now it will most likely be set back a few years. A lot of those slaves traded by the British Empire had a better life than what was waiting for them in Africa where they would probably have ended up in the pot of the tribes that sold them to the British. Using slavery as a scapegoat for failure won't make you better.
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The way to have peaceful relations with Muslim countries is to leave them in isolation, if they attack western countries we just have to deal with it. We need to stop automatically seeing their people as the same as us until they prove it, to keep being involved in their countries is just inviting trouble. We have seen the disasters created in jungles when we make contact with tribes living there, western ideas are right for westerners not necessarily so for others. Just because it soothes your bleeding heart to take in refugees doesn't mean it's going to benefit us or them.
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Brexit hasn't broken anything other than the illusion that we were in a European Union, though the EU has broken Britain but all the kings horses and all the kings men can put it back together again.
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@immortaltyger1569 Everyone knows the appropriate punishment for treason and why it is that, Canada's fall has been so rapid, how long did it take 6 or 8 years? and we might elect a Starmer government next month! 😳.
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@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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@chulo9716 Killing criminal people you mean.
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@saraandivanevans6881 Thank you.
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@GrahamDunn-ko3wy Thank you.
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@Ozzyboy99 I would have thought it would be a prerequisite for the Mayor of London to be able to speak the Queens English, but alas it is London after all so he doesn't really need to represent English culture these days, I suppose.
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@EthanKnight97 My area's Reform candidate to be an MP has been replaced by Marco Longi why? I have received no information from Reform as to why so unless I am satisfied why this happened I will vote for Andrew Southall if he chooses to stand as an independent.
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@rokketron Have you seen the film of Merkel malfunctioning standing next to the Ukranian leader, robot or alien?
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@Bluediamond200 The Tories lol let's have more of what we've had for the last 30yrs that'll fix us.
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Different groups have different reasons, some get personal financial benefit from Labours dependency on union money such as train drivers, many are indoctrinated at school some by their communities.
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Never in humanities history of struggle for freedom, security and prosperity have so many people been this deluded to espouse anti human dream induced nonsense. It is very similar to a religious cult and just as or more dangerous.
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@Robert Hicks Their are people soiling themselves all over Europe (which we will always have a relationship with) after realising the UK is going to govern itself again and put UK interests first.
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I'd rather be a wheeler dealer like Charlie than live in a democracy and have free speech.
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@joemdee Your comment has the ring of truth to me, the teaching of languages is very far down the list on most plebeian school curriculums so the argument for EU membership in that respect panders to the desires of the elites to the cost of the plebs.
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@simplymentalOG All you need to do is factor out the human bit and bob's your uncle and fanny's your favourite aunty. 😂
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The choice is looking like Reform or civil war within 5 or 10 years at most.
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@tallskin The EU is an undemocratic project to forcibly enslave the once free countries of Europe through the use of diplomatic means using subterfuge and economic power to control the governments of said countries and create an empire called a super state. Macron is the only European politician who has come close to actually saying so, an error he made I think because he thought he would get the backing of the French majority. The project is not compatible with the needs and desires of people so is doomed to failure.
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@luckymarblehistory673 Where is your evidential proof to show people who have the virus have done as you say and prevented lung infection in clinical trials in sufficient numbers to be conclusive, you don't have any do you.
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Our Prime Minister is who? Kier Starmer! No you're joking 😂😂😂😂.
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@wobblywheeler6682 Yes we are to blame but not equally so.
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@brianm102 The EU threatens the peace in Ireland by their refusal to negotiate a deal that avoids any problems.
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The Labour party. definition: everything bad in the UK other than remain voting Tories.
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@Bluewizard35728 Your reasoning is completely faulty, in the 16th century he might have been killed by the authorities today people are killed by the absence of authority, as you like it.
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you certainly are
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@NigerianNinja-d6h How much of Yusuf money has Farage pocketed?
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@aetherion7 Britains problem must be solved by changing the laws and culture of the country back to what they were before we joined the EU and before multiculturalism, based on Christian teaching from the James 1st bible edition. No accommodation should be given by the state for the practice of foreign religions, foreign religious practices should have no legal status in this country if they do not contravene British laws then they will be allowed. People should all be judged equally under British Christian based laws, a referendum on capital punishment every 3 yrs should be enshrined in law. If foreigners want to live here as British citizens then that would be acceptable on the meeting of certain conditions such as a having a job and a ten year record of employment if they become out of work. International law should have no primacy over British law and the nation state should be our governments prime consideration, nothing should have precedence over that sovereignty.
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Oh thank you Bev for this wonderful video you wonderful woman, if only Reform can sort themselves out and do the same here. May God be with you and keep you safe. 💗.
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@didierlemoine6771 If Boris cancels Brexit he will be gone faster than you can say Italian GDP surplus or Greek industry.
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Nigel believes in Nigel.
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@ldewproductions7271 I can't wait for my next holiday in the land of the headless teachers.
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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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@jacobjorgenson9285 No they reckon 5% max. Get a grip.
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By-elections would be a good exposure for Farage's new party.
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@albertenvajohannes2649 Stockholm syndrome is the only explanation that fits the behaviour of British people voting for the same punishment over and over again.
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@AryanBenita People must do what people must do, can you understand what that means? We will not be controlled by any system that we do not support.
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Show us your muscles, show us your hubris, I love how people's ego's turn the discussion to opinions which illustrate why some in Europe decided to create the EU and the same ego's have designed the EU to be the cause of it's own destruction. You illustrate the reality of it very well thank you.
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Better to ask which religion would one be least justified in having a phobia against, I would suggest Christianity.
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The EU didn't like it and thought they were going to get a better one, now they'll have to find their own.
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Vote Reform and get your lives back.
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Speaks of his need to win, the W E F will drop him like a hot potato if he doesn't after paying Rishi to throw the election.
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Joined 3 months ago, there is no other choice to save this country.
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@alphadeltapapa Good job London's population is over 50% foreign or of foreign origin, we can rely on them to put things right.
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@alexanderthegreat9663 I'll drive you both.
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There's more truth in theory than theory in truth.
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Guilty admission I didn't watch the video I've heard it all before.
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Reform 2025 Trump 2024, let the bells ring out and the mosques be quiet.
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£300 pound might be the subsidy per household to build the renewable non energy infrastructure but the actual cost to households is in the £thousands per annum factoring in the cost of energy in this country today, that is a cost to all productive sectors of the economy loaded on to taxpayers and a benefit to all public sector employees wages under Starmer.
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@Juliewelsh10 You make me proud to be British too.
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@cadetmouse Trump supports him, Steve Baker supports him so that's good enough for me I believe he will take us out of the EU, turkeys don't vote for Christmas, the Brexit party and Farage have done their job (for ever in your debt Nigel) if I am right their will be no election until 2022 and the UK will be a much better place by then.
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@cadetmouse A pig that speaks for western democracy and is prepared to stand up to China, Germany, Russia and anyone else that threatens Western freedom and democracy.
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@mattsmith87 Why are you not a Marxist is there something about Marxism you disagree with?
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@aaronaaronson7600 They will get my vote as things stand, they need to be clearer in some areas such as policies regarding multiculturalism, DEI, ESG and education. Policies to boost economic growth include immigration reduced to at least net zero, scrapping net zero climate change emissions and legislation, raising basic rate income tax threshold to £20k, finally leaving the EU and having a free trade deal with the US are just the obvious ones.
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@cassandrade-wolfe6926 An economist! Just what we need he can explain why the country has built up a £3 trillion debt mountain, no doubt.
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@davidboyle1193 That's what they said in 1940, 41,42,43,and 1944.
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@Nick-kb6jd British is as Britain was, a multi value multicultural society will never be British. If you like life the way it is now vote Labour, Tory or Lib Dem there is little difference.
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@MichaelHill-o4t That would be brilliant if it should come to pass.
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@Conn Mmy How about the government being honest about how the virus was created in a lab in Wuhan in collaboration with western scientists and they all conspired to hide the facts. How do you think they were able to develop the vaccine so rapidly? Are you a paid shill or a volunteer?
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Parliament has better things to deal with such as implementing the dictates of the EU and ignoring the British electorate.
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@tonebonetones He should have done the honourable thing and increased the chances of getting a remain coalition majority in parliament shouldn't he.
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@jondough679 Dream on.
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There is no stopping Brexit.
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@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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@loveyouworld1 The damage will be much less than staying in and being controlled by the Brussels oligarchy, shove their article 13 where the sun don't shine.
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@chrispalmer7893 Just go watch your hero calamity Joe debating with Trump and dream on.
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@broadsword0072 Labour supporters like the EU project managers thinking it will be different this time and so they never learn until very late sometimes too late, fortunately a lot of older Labour voters have finally twigged after the Labour parties behaviour on Brexit that the general public are considered an ignorant inconvenience to them. Dear old Gordon Brown with what he thought was an off broadcast comment about a woman labour voter who said to him she was concerned about levels of immigration called her an ignorant bigot, Labour people are the real bigots though some may just be misguided.
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Should we be ashamed of Churchill? Why of course we should, unlike our black brothers who have so much to be proud of in their heritage. Such as cannibalism, selling their brothers into slavery, attempted genocide of other tribes, endemic corruption of foreign aid and inabilty to organise themselves to limit child births to numbers they could feed or develop their societies to become sustainable.
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@susansantapola What is the reason for Brexit do you think? Is it about the UK regaining it's independence and how important do you consider that is? The biased MSM continually give voice to people who say they stand to lose their businesses with no deal exit, compared with people who have fought and died for their countries independence I would it's a small price to pay to take a drop in your living standards if that is an inevitable consequence. People will have the benefit of living in the UK which can be the best place in the world if we make it so.
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They obviously don't give a s---t for this country or they would be in Reform or just depart.
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Judge them by what they do not what say, on that measure Farage just ain't measuring up. Time for a change of some sort soon, there will be over 3 million names on the petition soon and that's probably a tenth of the number of potential reform voters if Farage is the man.
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@markhaynes7774 Facts are facts the U S has to resort to stacking the bodies in freezers in the streets in New York and the hospitals of Spain and Italy are overrun, that wasn't the case this time last year. I'm not telling anybody what to do you just have to work it out for yourself and take the consequences.
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@yeahnowhatever4164 And people wonder why Reform don't overtly support Tommy, God give me strength.
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It's so strange Labour have all the answers and they get voted in then when they're voted out the country is bankrupt and the wealthy are still wealthy and everyone else is broke.
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@annagettings4675 Marx predicted the failure of socialism to secure power for communism in capitalist countries, he got the easy bit right.
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@23Zakira English is the most spoken language in the world because of the richness of it's culture which includes figures such as Shakespeare and it's amazing scientific and engineering inventiveness such as Frank Whittle inventing the jet engine. The names for some things created and named by UK people have no existence in other languages and some processes developed cannot be explained in other languages so it became adopted universally. You can force a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
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@civilunific There are other languages reputedly easier to learn than English. I do see things from a UK perspective but when did English become the dominant language, why did the US adopt it as their language when the French helped them throw off British rule. Also was England the harbinger of the industrial revolution whose ideas permeated the cultures of many countries, the inclusion of words from other languages into English is just another part of the reason for it's success.
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@civilunific I am still not convinced your explanation of English language dominance fully covers the reasons for it but does contribute to it, as for other languages you mean I suppose since the start of the 20th century. Unfortunately not being a professor of modern languages or modern history I am only quoting from hearsay evidence, it would be an interesting topic to investigate for someone of an academic persuasion.
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Welcome to global Britain.
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The EU will not do a good deal with the UK until they have to, which will probably be within 12 months of us leaving with no deal. I don't think it would take long for a deal to be done when both sides want the same thing, which would be economic benefits and virtually all the possible permutations must by now be known. So let's just leave without a deal if the EU need to be forced into acting in their own interest.
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The EU doesn't need a deal if it wants to collapse into chaos when Italy leaves owing 3 trillion Euros, your'e not receiving any money from us and one of your biggest export markets just disappears. Spain and all the other fishing fleets of the EU lose access to a large part of their fishing grounds, we recall all our troops from Eastern Europe and other areas around the world and our foreign aid budget reduces as a result of the drop in our calculated GDP. Their could be many other unforeseen consequences when the UK gets a government that has to govern for the UK's interests alone as would be necessary after a no deal exit. When the international welfare state and NHS becomes history there may not be such an inflow of economic migrants to the UK for instance or Ireland has to call on EU funds to manage it's border with the North. Airbus is a good example of the chaos there could be, how long do you imagine it would take to replace the UK part of the aircraft production? 2 years? With no orders delivered for probably 4 years and the EU already bankrupt! It's going to be fun.
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Mark Heeley. There is no doubt we will suffer after leaving but what a pleasure that will be to gain the benefit of returning to a self governing democratic country, our future will be our responsibility and the crazy quasi democratic totalitarian experiment will no longer have our backing.
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Quite right we leave the EU we suffer the consequences, be they good or bad. That's something our current government seem to find hard to accept but never the less we voted to leave so they have to come to terms with it, since day one after the vote they have been in denial and trying to overturn the result but they don't know which to fear the most, the wrath of the EU or the wrath of the electorate. Whether the EU needs a deal or not cannot be known with certainty until we have left but from the evidence I have seen they do. The only issue of real importance is whether or not the people of the UK are prepared to be governed from Brussels or not, and the same question applies to all other EU states. We have made our choice without malice and just wish to be responsible for our own destiny and not the destiny of the other 27, we are prepared to deal with the EU on whatever terms we consider fair and will not be subordinate. I wish all Europeans good fortune and prosperity but not at my expense.
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Of course she should, she's far too sensible for labour they're a lost cause.
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RIP Peter Lynch.
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J and M Sounds an ideal candidate to run the country, can't imagine how he didn't get the job. Oh second thoughts it's probably because this is still G B, just.
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Farage is no racist he just uses that to appeal to some voters. The real racists are in the Labour party.
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@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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@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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@Jame629 No pollution was created in the production of your vehicle, if it's electric below thirty why do you need fuel in the first place the average speed of most car journeys today is about 15mph, if you're thinking of using the motorway you'd be better off using A roads and enjoying the scenery of queueing cars at fuel stations.
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@ClactonCuun Lol
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Tommy is a threat to the establishment, not a violent threat just a democratic threat hence their bending and misuse of the law and the legacy media to brainwash the publics view of him. Bad luck for them they are losing their war on Tommy Robinson and it's time for Reform to realise this.
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@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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@gordon7654 Vote Reform.
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Out of a job after the next election.
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If only they would end our suffering and move to an EU state.
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@Droledope All Europes problems are because of the referendum, nothing at all to do with corruption, immigration and poverty.
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They are going to bankrupt France's fishing industry.
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Reform are the only party with enough popularity and size to form a government that says they will do what the indigenous majority of people want, the other main parties are proven traitors are they not?
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Eric C. Keep protesting,reason to have a good laugh is always welcome, your globalist totalitarian autocracy is never going to happen. Watch as we enjoy our freedom loving democratic life.
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That's why production of a show like Monty Python would not be commissioned today.
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@johnstain9017 Spain has a hung parliament, ditto Italy and Germany, France likely the same after the next election. Things are going really well for the EU aren't they? More caviar Mr Junker.
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@beachcomber1able Where do you work in public services?
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@chrisso871 Another public sector worker?
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@paulineradford-oo4ps £20k basic rate tax threshold might help you, it would help me a lot.
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@TheNeverposts Who nicked all the houses and where have they hid them.
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Leap over sounds much better I think. But it's people who bring great evil upon people.
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Putin killed him to show his ability to attack people who go against him as an example to others who knows? All I know is Russia under Putin is very bad at diplomacy and cooperation.
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Putins diplomacy? eg your country is a joke, things happen with Russia fingerprints all over them and they're just capitlists plots. Nothing to do with Russia.
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@kevinshort3483 Back Tommy now and return to the political wilderness or back Tommy when they have enough support or are in power? Just listen to the media bullshit now around Bad Enoch as they try and keep the uniparty Punch and Judy show on the road, makes me want to vomit so much.
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God should be declared haram and all believers executed.
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M ZAKRIA Vote for UKIP if you want to make your vote count.
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I suppose it helps to have an affinity with the surreal if you're a Muslim, or ascribe to any religion. Nice to be able to make a joke though, what has influenced or caused you to develop your sense of humour I wonder.
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@blameyourself4489 Do you think he's after redundancy money.
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@hosseingh7621 What was Soleimani's portfolio and why was he in Iraq?
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@hosseingh7621 What was Soleimani's portfolio and why was he in Iraq
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All the effort people put into eradicating disease, it's really sadistic gassing all those poor innocent mosquitos and fleas not to mention viruses.
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@AI_Flight_Engineer And so the ancient temples lie abandoned and their creators are no more.
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@jackgillies5638 It's not always been doctrinal that's the important difference whether you consider it garbage or not was previously just a matter of personal taste.
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@jackgillies5638 Wrong. The doctrine of Dr who was to entertain with a little bit of history thrown in using fantasy and imaginary scientific possibilities coloured by the attitudes of the time. Today the stories are written to reinforce the current agenda leaving nothing to question because thinking is not part of their plan for people, just indoctrination. I don't watch it now but I will continue to object to efforts made to delude the younger generation into thinking life is other than it is.
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@jackgillies5638 What's your hang up with women and black people, cultural Marxists on the other hand are a problem, trying to convince people all cops are racist will cause nothing but trouble and mainly for blacks. Everyone is an authority on how life actually is, cut yourself and you bleed, believe you're immortal and you die, think that socialism can work and you'll be disappointed unless you're Blair.
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@dacheesemon Don't let facts get in the way of your prejudices, Foreign investment into the little old broken UK was $1.9 billion in 2018 more than Germany, Spain and Poland combined received. Meanwhile back to the EU the Estonian branch of Danske bank funneled 200 billion Euros of dirty money into the EU, the results of an inquiry by the European banking authority were duly ignored the row is ongoing I suppose by the time anything happens the money will be untraceable. Far be it for me to talk about a corrupt elite just keep sucking it up folks it's far better than trusting UKIP.
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@dacheesemon I'm not assuming you feel the UK would be better without the 52%, you said it. Facts are subjective so what's new, you have to observe them, sometimes they have to be interpreted sometimes their meaning is obvious. The fact that the encumbent establishment want the UK to remain in the EU is one that needs interpreting and not from the biased reporting of the MSM.
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Thomas Headley Another J O'B devotee repeating his platitudes unable to think for himself means remainer on the thread.
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@Geeronimo99 Join Reform or else.
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@ivanamassivedump8715 Cameras, the eyes that never sleep. Ding 22 in a 20 limit it might be 1am with deserted roads but even at 20mph you still have to drive over those suspension wearing speed humps. The state robs us of more of our money than ever before but they still need more, you will have nothing and be happy or else.
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@schwarzwald6672 The reason capitalism has turned into communism is because it has global ambition today which negates the democratic oversight, no democracy = no legitimacy.
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@cheryldawkins4273 Yeah so much better than capitalism just research all the countries where it's been in operation and see how wonderful life has been for the workers there.
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@IamStrqngx We'll all be lost if Corbyn gets elected.
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This is what you get when you give a bunch of EU bureaucrats an important job.
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Reform are still to weak to challenge the establishment, any chance to brand Reform as a racist party however unjust is the only defence card the establishment now have and they will do anything even to the point of paying shills to join the party and act as racists. Don't be fooled don't let them divide us. Join Reform and change our future, oppose tyranny whenever possible co operate with them only when you have no choice.
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Why would that have had an influence on a country that really wanted independence?
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@Kai-cu4cw You're not gullible (much), hope you get your independence and we get ours.
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@sidneypedroso3415 Self flagellation is good for the soul, try it sometime.
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That's the crux of the matter sacking the traitorous remainiacs currently in government.
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The EU's point on Brexit is perfectly clear.
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@MartinParsons-tr6wi Wouldn't surprise me lol.
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@gman6055 Why do so many people fail to understand the value of democracy and continue to support the EU in this country? It is easy to see how the majority of Germans support the EU as they have had so much prosperity from it but support is reducing lately, the french see it as a way of maintaining their living standards without having to compete because of the protectionist rules, and many other countries such as Italy, Greece Portugal and Spain for the same reasons as France plus their financial dependence on German and British handouts. Yet still all of their financial situations are getting worse in a downward spiral that will continue as long as they remain in the EU. It's really not so difficult to understand once you disregard the BS and look at the reality.
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@STICKER1100 I don't know enough about the Netherlands but France is merely bumping along economically and it's people are struggling the same as US if the protests are anything to go by, Belgium currently doesn't have a government with a majority because of resignations over the UN migrant charter (anybody know what Belgians produce apart from beer and chocolate)? I imagine Romania, Hungary and Poland have done well but I could be wrong. Just as economics is a distant second consideration for the EU it is the same for me, I am confident I will be happier living in a democratic country rather than an undemocratic state in the EU. Will every state have a veto on when and where the EU army will be deployed and when they achieve their EUtopia which will obviously have a single central government with budgetary responsibility will that entail every state having the Euro. Ever closer union rules out any chance of democracy being part of the picture for the for the next 50 years at least if they could keep it going for that long which I am confident they can't. It's financial operation is akin to a giant Ponzi scheme so I am relaxed about whether we Brexit or remain as when reality dawns in about ten years at a guess I will enjoy the next pantomime.
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@hothands6007 What do Barnier ,Juncker and Tusk preach and what do you know of their lives? Apart from the fact they are unelected by any ordinary person of the 28 states and they travel around Europe all expenses paid and probably pay next to nothing in tax. You believe in the EU project of ever closer union I take it and are prepared to be ruled under an democratic system consigning the British parliament to the status of a council and accept the need for an EU army and central government with budgetary responsibilty to harmonise tax rates across all Eurozone countries with the almost certain outcome of the UK having the Euro and the city of Londons global financial centre becoming merely an over regulated shrinking financial services provider for the EU. Equating the EU to the EUSSR seems a joke to many but many a true word is said in jest, in fact it will turn out to be an accurate analogy IMO every piece of legislation they want create will be backed up with warm words and have no democratic scrutiny and no democratic route for opposing it. Don't talk about EU democracy we have experienced that these last 2yrs. The EU has no option to be other than anti democracy how else could it possibly control 28 diverse nations and why does it need to control 28 nations other than to sustain it's own power. You continue having faith in the beneficent EU if you must it's just as illogical as believing in the superior being some call god, hope it works out well for you.
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@STICKER1100 You cannot say we have benefited from belonging to the largest and richest free trade group in the world without being able to compare what would have happened if we had not, the fact it was created by Thatcher who was and has been the only non elitist pro capitalism pro democracy politician of any importance in the EU is why the EU is a shrinking percentage of UK trade. The EU is a socialist based project with many conflicting influences which have made it's existence last as long as it has but it's socialist ideology is slowly constricting it's ability to advance economically and ensuring it's demise.
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@STICKER1100 There is no certainty we benefited from the EEC and Thatcher was instrumental in the creation of the single market as for being a democrat who knows but she was definitely a leader. Her policy of selling council houses was beneficial to millions, owning property being a way to engender responsibility and self reliance. The failure of later governments to control the buy to let bonanza by only selling houses on 999yr leases and introducing a clause to prevent them being rented out by future owners was an inexplicable oversight unless some vested interests were influential in 13yrs of Labour government and 5yrs of coalition. I just do not understand how anyone believes surrending control of this country to an undemocratic EU will ever end well.
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@STICKER1100 It's a kind of democracy for the ruling elite to manipulate as it suits, we have been shafted by all our EU puppet governments since Thatcher was stabbed in the back (why do you think that was). Fortunately we haven't been shafted as hard as some because they failed to force us to have the Euro.
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@WaiKoH Why on Earth would western countries want conflict with China? The UK gave them Hong Kong, Chinese nationals infest our universities and the boards of companies vital to our strategic interests, China refused W H O access to Wuhan to investigate the outbreak of the virus after allegedly executing one lab worker and disappearing another one both of whom were seen to be warning of the outbreak months before it was acknowledged by China. Chinese companies have been given carte blanche access to run businesses in western countries while refusing the same access for foreign companies to do the same in China. China never answers it's critics seriously and if possible disappears them or bans them from having a platform. No surprise to me they behave like this, every communist dictatorship acts in this way when it feels able to get away with it, China would still be a third world country without the West's help to operate as a quasi capitalist state until it felt strong enough for Xi to begin cancelling the unwanted growing power in the hands of China's tech company leaders such as Jack Ma. Thankfully the West has begun to wake up, if China wants to start WW3 that will be their choice, they will gain nothing and lose everything as may we but at least we won't have to worry about China building coal fired power stations and African countries won't have to worry about their crippling debts to China.
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@WaiKoH So China and Russia have never started a war? They must be a very special kind of human species.
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@WaiKoH I agree China has used it's it new found wealth to bring benefits to many of it's people but starting from a low base, the problem is China now appears to be behaving as the West has done too many times, using it's power over weaker countries to enrich itself further to extend it's influence and control with it's international globalist ambitions. This is mans history since the development of civilisation and tech advancement from ancient Egyptian, Roman and Persian times, possibly ancient China was different I have not studied much because it's not too relevant if ancient China has no bearing on post Maoist China. I'm mainly concerned with the mess the West has been creating for itself with ludicrous ideas of multiculturalism, open borders and destroying national cultural identities in Europe with a common currency and undemocratic centralised control. I see that as Chinas biggest hurdle to progress, their undemocratic system, but as long as it remains Chinas problem and does not impact us then it should not be our concern.
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@druunderwood5602 Lol, thanks for your contribution to the debate.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 Agreed the Republic of Ireland is not part of the UK, is the EU flag Irelands flag. Why did Ireland choose to become a colony of the EU?
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@Markus_Aurelius1 And choice should always be paramount, so until the majority in Northern Ireland want a united Ireland I suppose it will remain divided. I don't really see why that should be a problem these days good people in the North should keep fostering good relations with the good people in the South but I suppose the EU is opposed to that with their necessity to control.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 "Ireland is a secular state" if it is now it won't be when you have Sharia law.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 Exactly what is the view of the Irish people with regard to their relationship with Britain, and what is your view on that. Would you prefer complete isolation from Britain or just from England, while working to isolate Northern Ireland from the UK with the hope of uniting Ireland. How would that actually improve your life?
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We are almost a different country to what we were just 50yrs ago, being today a country whose population has no loyalty or recognition of what being British means. How will the future unfold I wonder.
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Why the hell did previous governments ever think it was a good idea to be run from Brussels, the madness of crowds in the houses of parliament? Wonder what JRM thinks about the house of Lords does he agree with me it's time it was reformed, starting with a big cull of it's number.
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Strike!
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@pauls3660 Well the bill has just passed it's second reading so it looks like we can relax a little.
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@SimoneCarp Germany has done well from the Euro and that was always the plan, capitalism only really works when it's operating on a level playing field that is where you can get true progress.
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@Hoxification Money and influence are never surrendered willingly.
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Get your clap hands ready.
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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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Courageous or stupid I salute them.
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@rayg7383 Depends how you define suffering, having any change forced on them would be called suffering by some people these days and there will always be winners and losers just the same as it is today. The reality is the UK is better placed to weather the disruption than the EU IMO and the opinion of a lot of investors when you look at the overall economic position of the EU.
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Take your head out of Uranus and see what the EU plan for the future really is, unless you already know and will be happy living in a colony. But then don't you understand how empires always end the only thing is we have the destructive capability today to make end really spectacular.
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@kevinrogers2949 It's down to the government to prove if it's utter tosh or not, why are public sector employees paid salaries in excess of £60k when they contribute little if anything to the public purse, why don't we have an emergency tax rate on incomes including capital gains on over £250k a year? If this is a serious situation a radical reset will be required to support the economy, pre emptive action is always less painful and more effective than waiting for the inevitable and then reacting.
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@mc2594 It would be unfortunate if this particular problem had to be solved by someone in a position to sink these boats mid channel but understandable and arguably an act of patriotism. Britons your country needs you.
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@fernandes1431 When is it going to end? From my understanding of things if we carry on as we are, don't isolate the country and introduce martial law it will only end when we get a vaccine or have herd immunity if we do the former along with testing and probably tracking people then maybe we can be free of it in 6 months. Now that we have a cat testing positive for covid19 the longer we delay then the less likely we can be free of it and will need immunity via vaccine or survival of infection.
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Everything is really clear it's the real British people who are farsighted enough versus everyone else.
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Will it affect the rich? wonder if that's why the money is working on developing space travel, Musk and Branson etc.
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MANIPULATING voters! Projection Kemi, its nothing personal dear we've just had our fill of WEF puppets.
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How has that vote worsened BRITAIN.
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@MrAirys Has been for forty years sport, where have you been.
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Vote UKIP/SDP. Or whoever is pro UK.
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Whoever delivers Brexit will incur the wrath of parliament and the lasting support and thanks from the majority of the country.
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@KevinBarry269 Shh don't give the game away, Ireland is on course to takeover the UK.
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@mariogmajner6549 Irrational, illogical, politically emotional and blindly ideological you represent the majority of today's Labour party and as long as that remains the case you might need to go to anger management classes.
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@aconcernedcitizen6056 The liblabcons must be getting a bit worried you can spot their propaganda a mile off, Farage talks common sense it's music to the ears of the average working people of the UK and the total opposite to what the media want you to hear. If you voted to leave the EU or if you voted remain and believe in democracy after witnessing the lies and deceit carried out by our MP's who else can you vote for if you have the chance? It's got to be the Brexit party if they have a candidate in your constituency, 30 seats would probably be enough to keep the Tories on track and begin the revolution.
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Thank God at least we don't have to worry about the EU, their has hardly been a murmur about how Brexit will affect them so obviously it won't affect them at all or will it?
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The only uncertainty is whether the government and Labour will do as they said in their manifesto's and what the people voted for.
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@arkatub STOP BREXIT, STOP THE STABBINGS, STOP THE DRUG DEALING, STOP CLIMATE CHANGE, STOP BREATHING, STOP WORKING, STOP PAYING TAXES, STOP OBEYING THE LAW oh we've done that already.
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@rhammond2152 Calling all brexters take a day off sick on the agreed date.
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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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fu ck To the chopping block.
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I don't understand how he is still there polluting London.
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@hpd6433 Witchfinder General
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@musicbruv Or when you're enforcing the law.
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@mossiegee4674 Got nothing there mate, parliament is just an EU puppet theatre with a few who never got their strings and some who managed to cut theirs, the old labour conservative divide has been a side show for forty years.
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@robertjames4908 With the votes cast as they were Reform would still not be in power under PR, more people must get off their ah says if they want to save this country.
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Heather Larson Liberalism is rule by autocracy disguised and enabled by appealing to emotional wants above reason and logic. All harmful effects are unheeded through the old tropes of disparaging alternative policies such as capital punishment caused the death of innocent defendants and treating foreign nationals for free by the NHS is humane and desirable while the people espousing such BS pay their private health insurance or are too young to have had to wait 10yrs and more for NHS operations.
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@systemsouth Oh yes there is. Getting out of the EU is the first requirement for the British people to get control of it's government. They threaten it will make us poorer! Bollocks, we have a trillion pounds worth of debt we are servicing and giving away billions in foreign aid and to the EU while sending our troops abroad to no good purpose. Call that austerity? we aint even started.
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@gwh3013 How are we not? Think we'll have another referendum fool.
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@ShaneJohnston-qn9lm I'll be going as often as I can to my local that only accepts cash and the fire smokes.
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@jamesrosejr33 These economic forecasters have such a brilliant record of getting things right too don't they, like forecasts the UK's economy would be dead if we didn't have the Euro, the oil, coal and steel industries in the UK were the future and Trump would be a disaster. Turkeys never vote for Christmas and incumbents always try to preserve the status quo when they're in the gravy. But don't let reality impinge on your perceptions and prejudices however bad things get in Eutopia, it's a blessing they've been getting so much of our money and fish or those Greeks and Spaniards would be even worse off than they are.
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@jamesrosejr33 All experts don't agree if you want to have a valid opinion do some research don't just swallow the MSM garbage.
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@jamesrosejr33 You obviously have no rational arguments or facts to support remaining in the EU. Bye bye.
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@DanielDavies347 Who the hell voted for Brexit I'm due my 5 months in my Spanish villa and i've got no idea what my rights will be in 3 months time or what the pound will be worth over there. Some people are just so selfish.
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They sure did they spent twice as much as the leave campaigns to support remain.
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@thecommonmeerkat9312 You want a definition of British people! That is simply people or people whose parents have had jobs and contributed more to the country's economy than they have benefited from the economy, the country will not survive as the worlds charity. Why do we have a near £3 trillion national debt? Go figure.
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Once the EU has a puppet government in place they think that it's all over, hopefully it is now.
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@samcad-ho3ze Reform common sense working people's party, bring it on.
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@Cam-nq8br Provocation what provocation.
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Just die back and think of ------- whatever makes you happy.
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@johardy-bishop9105 More likely they don't understand.
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8alot4t Do you know how pathetic your view is, people like you start wars.
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Absolutely.
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His life is just a cunning stunt.
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Of course Kamala is the most qualified person ever to run for president, she's a woman, she's younger than Trump and Biden, and she has some vague black ancestry. So if you're sexist, ageist, and racist it's a no brainer to vote for her if you've swallowed the blue pill.
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That and testing of all essential workers starting 3 weeks ago.
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CountJimbo Anyone who disagrees with me is a lunatic conspiracy theorist, the EU political project is only about making us free from the damaging effects of democracy and allowing the EU to run Europe without the interference of the great unwashed.
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The EU is doomed to economic failure, what will the Germans do when the cost gets too much for them?
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@daviddestefanis2989 UKIP are focussed on Brexit and the issues of concern to the majority of the British public, no matter how you try to spin it.
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@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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Yeh he conned me into investing in one of his funds and I've doubled my money since, wish I knew more con men like him.
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@Tridhos Sorry but the old acronym applies D Y O R. Do your own research.
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@Benzknees Because it's a communist oligarchy.
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GigaChadley A working class hero is something to be. 😂
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@benedicterhardt5594 Dumb ass.
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Just like they did when Heath, Thatcher, Major and Cameron were in power you mean, the Tories have been in power far longer than Labour have since the NHS started. The Labour party in Wales are doing a great job running the NHS there aren't they, LOL.
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@LordOfViceForLife Love your country and live in it.
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@sunitafisher4758 Not too late now just more difficult and more damaging to the economy than it would have been, too late for the ones who've died and the dying though sadly.
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@The-Midnight-Crow Reform will win the next election if they want to, without any doubt.
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@Mr Brightside So they won't be selling us as many cars, so they will lose money. It's not rocket science.
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@peterhausmann8337 The EU negotiating position in a nutshell, thank you.
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That's why people are voting Reform UK.
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uildanach2010 If that's really the case (though I have heard different) then a united Ireland makes economic sense but as we've seen with the EU economics can play second fiddle for some people.
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@Andrew-ik8gx I loved a girl in Diddy wah Diddy it ain't a town an it ain't a city, oh how they love in Diddy wah Diddy.
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Frank Clarke You're right there Frank we'll never be part of the EU white race that won't exist if it follows it's current path.
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@angiegriffiths8873 Looks like a wind bag and makes as much sense.
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@angiegriffiths8873 He brings out the best in people.
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Islam has no place in modern western democracies, dealing with the symptoms of this reality will not change anything we must deal with the cause.
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Its always been dangerous its just that now more people know before it happens to them.
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There are those who want to destroy the West and those who to make it well again.
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@johnwade1095 Politics is finally getting real again, hooray.
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@yourma2000 Not all is as it seems I am a Reform member and I voted Reform at the last election, maybe you didn't notice I said the Tories were the party to make Britain what it is today, if you like Britain as it is today then you really should vote for the Tories. I posted a second time under my first post but that hasn't been posted so I posted something similar again. Confusing thing sarcasm what?
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@JG-fg1ye Unable to accept the truth and confidence in their own belief of what is best not to mention downright immorality and corruption is a common trait of many in the higher echelons of our institutions.
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Oh yes preferably on an island somewhere far far away
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I can't believe he hasn't emigrated there already, they could really benefit from his expertise and if he took Diane Abacus with him the country would be showing an economic surplus in no time.
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Would be nice if he could find room for the whole shadow cabinet, maybe he could leave that woman from Birmingham in charge, (Jess Phillips I think) she seems about the best prospect for a decent Labour opposition leader I've seen.
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@Anton Antonson No he's not the Messiah he's a very naughty boy.
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@Anton Antonson Don't bring the greens into it.
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To destroy people cut off their roots, that is what a real British government must do when it regains power, outlaw all Muslim mosques and religious celebrations with Muslims given 2yrs to comply or leave Britain. Britain is not a Muslim country what is the problem.
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@geoffwright9570 Save the country and you can save the NHS vote Reform.
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And don't we know it.
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You cannot be serious, the police gathering information by investigation is totally different to them having a call service for people with hurt feelings. I see you think the police have had a sensible approach to their work for the last 100 years I bet you take that view about a very narrow area of their work but even so if that's the case why this new initiative? Just another attempt to promote Islam and force multiculturalism on us.
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That's impractical and a waste of resources at a time when the police are no longer meeting the needs of the victims of crime, it's not the job of the police unless there is evidence sufficient for prosecution. It should not be a crime to say you do not agree with someone or something however aggressively said.
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The crux of the matter is who decides on who is likely to commit a crime and what grounds the decision is made and the priority given as to which crimes are are most serious. It would seem today the most serious ''crimes'' are the ones where people express opinions in support of nationalism, traditional British values of free will and free speech or anything that opposes the globalist new world order elitist agenda that attempts to control the lives of the masses to further their own interests at the expense of the quality of life of the majority of people in developed societies such as ethnic Brits by the dilution of democratic power and the recreation of social norms. They are doing a good job so far if the growing chaos in the country is anything to judge by, your friend just got murdered by a recently released convicted murderer! oh dear how sad well never mind hears a number for the hurty feelings hotline.
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Exactly, the system will go overboard to protect the minorities and make sure the system operates to benefit and empower them while disregarding the indigenous white population that is getting left behind.
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How do you define violent? How would the police deal with structural psychological violence enshrined in social engineering, or what law is broken by organised social neglect. You are either ignorant or supporting the new normal.
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It's Rupert Lowe.
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Oh yes he dares, he cares about making British people suffer.
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@su11ivan80 He's not really a king he just lives like one.
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It would be pointless turning the UK into a mini version of the EU by creating an autocratic state, we either prove once again that democracy serves the people or the foreseeable future is looking very grim.
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Just a little longer we have to talk more about this, we can work it out just keep paying, don't do any trade deals and accept EU court decisions, forever, that's not too much to ask is it. Surely no one still believes we'll get a deal, save the money leave with no deal and sign trade deals with countries in June 2019 FFS.
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@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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As long as pandering to anything not compatible with historic British common law is not in the manifesto they will get my vote.
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@sandrakelly9773 Nigel was feeling the pressure back then I think he should be more relaxed now as the party is starting to get the backing which can put it into government, I hope to see some change in his attitude.
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@chello70 Rest your case where you rest your brain then no one will be able to hear you talk.
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@Black-p5w You do realise one mask is not enough unless you can sterilise it? put on your mask virus gets on the outside take off your mask wash your hands but virus survives on the outside of your mask for 42 hours or more so if you put it on next day do you wear gloves to put it on then throw the gloves away or put it on and then wear gloves probably safer the 2nd way but you still have to keep you gloves on until you take of the mask then throw them away and wash your hands. Seems safer and easier to self isolate to me unless you're doing essential work. Young people who get the virus may need I C U and ventilation the fewer people who get the virus the more chance of that you'll have, don't forget there are probably upwards of 20k cases in the UK now so demand for hospital care will grow exponentially unless the spread is stopped the current number of deaths is a misnomer as to the seriousness of the situation.
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@lellyparker Is that a fact, the large global German and French car builders seem too.
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Cancel freedom.
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@josephdaly7102 The Roman Empire died from the same disease afflicting the EU, hope it's end is not so bloody.
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@owen5847 There is no need to have anything in a new referendum other than leave or remain with everyones verifiable identity on the ballot papers and to get parliament to vote for a binding motion to say that the only MP's permitted to deal with Brexit should the result be to leave, are those that voted for it. Then government could conclude the matter without so much division.
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Democracy ain't going to fix it, get ready folks its going to be a bumpy ride! Good luck to all indigenous Brits, the people who belong here.
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@angelvids6024 You're describing what has happened in the past but the new normal is a globalist playground where what happens suits their interests, what they may be I can only guess.
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@David James Strange how they all gather together in London.
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@SlowhandGreg When did Russia last invade Poland, before WW2 or after?
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Still a lot of people prefer resentment to progress.
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What are we going to do about it?
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@TheDAT9 We don't need revolution, the people have the power to vote for change they just need to wise up. It may take a lot longer but the outcome is better.
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@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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@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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@sh.4409 Foreigners are in power.
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@berniebasset9465 What sort of remain did remain voters think they would get. For the average person in the UK it would inevitably mean the continued erosion of their standard of living. At least 25 of the 28 economies in the EU have lower GDP and higher debt ever closer union means we must eventually have the Euro, harmonised tax rates, a common defence structure and transfers of capital from the richer states to the poorer for the purposes of investment, and public spending to attempt to equal out disparities and have a realistic currency value in all states. This inevitably means an averaging down of living standards for the average person in the richer countries because there is no way economic growth can increase fast enough to keep pace with the changes needed especially with the drive to reduce emissions to halt climate change. This of course is not a problem for the secure upper middle level and above as far as they can see but even if they are correct the lack of disregard for fellow countrymen is eyewatering.
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Thank you for this exposure of our hypocritical lying establishment.
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@joanneburslem4330 Correct, just look at Holland.
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@markacadey3313 You would I take it prefer to live in a country that has the same immigration laws as ISIS controlled areas of land, be careful what you wish for.
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The country has been torn for a long time this is just the highest expose to date.
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@H N And your point is?
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@angeladallimore8079 Oh that profound and meaningful? You mean people find it amusing when a countries leaders are incapable of doing their job when asked to because their jobs have been subcontracted out to another body for decades. It's no wonder the countries in such a mess it's just a bigger version of Carillion.
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@angeladallimore8079 The country voted to leave, at the next general election the two main parties who promised to take us out of the EU got a vast majority of the votes. No deal is the only option on the table so it's time to leave without a withdrawal agreement and start running this country for the British people and get on with business which we can and will do with great success. Just get Grima Wormtongue out of our ear and cast off it's influence.
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@angeladallimore8079 The problems we are facing are widespread in Europe the EU is creating chaos inevitably because of it's ambitions and elitist nature. Whether we manage to escape now or not it's a hard road ahead.
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What Nigel is saying is we have to regain control of this country before we can deal with the endemic problems in the country, we must trust that Reform will do what Argentina's new president has done, ie put 2/3rds of the public sector workers out of a job.
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@RedOnItEE Imprisonment for life, whatever that means.
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@jism67 It's time to cancel the show and put these players out of work. Pass a binding amendment to revoke article 50 on condition that the identity of the voters and how they vote (if it could be arranged it need only be MP's ID's) and whichever side wins the MP's on the losing side would have no power over what happens between the UK and the EU until we have left or until the next election if we vote to remain.
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@ChristineRead-ck1uq Tyranny always ends.
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@MrShanekirk Just have to work out where they're getting their money from.
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@footballislife1595 It all depends on the circumstances such as numbers and behaviour.
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@paulharrison8152 I'm sure many people said the same sort of thing before Adolf invaded Poland, predictions on what people will do are very unreliable, I know no more than any other interested observers so impossible to say.
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Reform are as much use as a chocolate fire guard, we wait for Lowe, Bridgen and Ben Habib to form a coalition of the patriots. People need to wise up, Farage is a great con man like all the other uniparty puppets, be ready to put your support behind real British patriots.
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And that's just what we know of, Assange found out some stuff they didn't like and look what happened to him.
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@TheScaryTruthCatalyst Is GBNEWS mainstream?
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@z0n0ph0ne If all it takes to stop the invaders is for people to go to sea at their own risk bring it on the sooner the better, I'm quite sure fishing people would make their own arrangements.
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@nuttysquirrel8574 Or if there is a problem just off the French coast RNLI go there to pick em up and bring em in.
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@FriendsforFriendsUK I doubt there were more non combat soldiers than combatants, the waste and poor ethos regarding finance is the fault of NHS managers and executives who have no clinical experience, I have had first hand experience of this disregard and procedural inefficiency. Getting the basics right makes success a natural consequence and vice versa and that flows through to all areas of operations.
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Nice try Tommy only thing is the referendum was a simple binary choice on whether people wanted to be British or European, nothing to really tax the brain on in deciding how to vote once you tune out the bullshit.
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@jacobjorgenson9285 Have you ever been north of Watford pal.
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@James888JJ Join Reform.
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Proportional representation looks like devolution writ large to me.
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And that's been a roaring success ain't it.
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@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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Terry Winter Normality is an impossible dream.
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There may be one, the journalist who got the story if it becomes a police enquiry. I can't hardly wait.
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@ScenicWanders MM is worthy of our attention for what reason?
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@janicaj31 I was wondering what the percentage of the UK population (maybe more relevantly England) consists of immigrants to the country arriving here over the last 60 years. This is a statistic I have never heard factored into conversations about immigration and may underlie the strength of feeling on the subject.
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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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@fredflintstone3027 Hopefully the truth will out in the fullness of time.
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@trikky2.2 The virus spreads from person to person through contact direct and indirect ,all you need to do is isolate yourself from the virus until there is a vaccine or it dies out. Not very simple but your only way to be certain.
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Tom I bet you're fun when you're sober.
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We were lied to by our own politicians, we believed their lies because we were too complacent that our democracy would always be the answer for any problems with politics. we were unaware the EU was an attempt at empire under the ultimate control of Germany and our democracy may well have the answer to our current troubles.
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@colinb8327 Yeah another party joining the uniparty club by the looks, Farrage must be under threat or something.
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@gommechops Yes, there are many players that need to be kept away from positions of power as much as we can. We know where their interests lie.
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Ooh another brownie, so many of them just can't cope with freedom it seems.
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Celtic Snow You can't argue with Europhobes they know the are right even as their world disintegrates around them and they ignore their own rules in their quest for what to them is success.
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@crnoluzanin13 Yes, the Tories are old hands at the game and they are in it to win it, the Brexit party are in it for the UK to leave the EU. YOU KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE, VOTE TORY AS A LAST RESORT.
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@Russian Troll so Im told Even Germany is not immune to the debilitating effects of the EU and global delusion, Their july business expectations reading dropped to it's lowest reading for ten years and there is anecdotal evidence that factory workers are being put on short time. Meanwhile Renault's first half revenue to June 2019 fell by more than half, but a no deal exit by the UK won't trouble them much at all. LOL LOL.
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@andrew30m Remaining in the EU ties us to the wishes of 27 other countries in a watered down semblance of democracy that restrains or prevents this country from doing what it needs to do. There is nothing wrong with cooperating and reaching joint decisions when possible but to effectively be supplicant in an organisation is something else entirely, thank god we're leaving for a better tomorrow.
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@MrStoneyburke The EU are paying Farage and he's doing a good job for them splitting the leave vote is their latest attempt to stop us leaving.
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Nothing should be private we're all public.
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Well what do you know, all the evidence points to a conspiracy.
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@Nyctasia foreign and looking for a public sector job? Step right this way.
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@Tibs562 That he bought from his wages earned at the barber shop.
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@NaeMuckle You don't appear to understand the difference between multi ethnic and multicultural societies, multi ethnic societies have existed as long as man has existed but multiculturalism is a modern attempt at social engineering enforced through legislation. A multicultural society has never existed as legislated for today and I don't believe ever will. Culture is the foundation of a society, it can change and develop over time as the people wish but when the natural process of development is interfered with through dictate the society crumbles into anarchy. I believe this was the fate of civilisations in the past such as Greece, Egypt and Rome, the leaders of countries come to have a godlike belief in their infallibility and power to rule and you end up with our current situation where leaders try to defy the wishes of the majority, and issues such as accusations of cultural appropiation.
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@Taylor-mn2kx Wooo ooooo. eee
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I don't want to be any poorer than I am.
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@alexabbott133 have you heard the joke about proper tea.
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@pennyhooker9467 Some of the videos of Biden around children are very worrying.
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@gommechops Empowering people to behave like snowflakes and supporting their behaviour when they do to erode traditional values and behaviour will help the party to create the new behaviours they desire. To achieve a totalitarian state people have to be divorced from their history, this is easily achieved and is happening now. Everything you ever thought and believed is shown to be wrong so you have to believe in something new, something that will maintain the parties hold over you. The party does not operate to satisfy your interests, merely to maintain power.
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There are nearly as many foreigners in Southern Ireland now as the Irish they have more to worry about than Northern Ireland today.
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I'm a white English law abiding male I have no place in my country other than last, last in the queue for any local authority or GP service or consideration in the development of future laws or government policy.
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@John Brighton I suppose that's why the colour of Englands population has seen a massive change from white to brown because they're discriminated against so much and life here is so unpleasant for them they just keep increasing in numbers.
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@John Brighton Embrace a lowering in my quality of? I don't think so. I may tolerate it while attempting to reverse it or just emigrate as it seems popular these days.
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@TJ_Travels1 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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It's slowly sinking in 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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And your point is? Your too smart too have anything relevant to say?
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@tom4381 We will bin Reform if they try that, even if we have to sack the country.
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No they don't, the joke is that you think that's what they think.
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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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@tombutcher3021 Doesn't it give you a nice warm feeling inside to think these people are supposed to be our betters and represent us. I can just picture them laying down their expense accounts for us.
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We've had 30yrs and you want Farage to sort it out today! Patience dear boy, patience.
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Sadly I don't think the rioters can win unless something unforeseen happens, the French managed to win in 1789 I think it was but they had some military and establishment backing. Just remember who the real enemy is, our politicians. Drain the swamp and put Reform in charge and see how it goes.
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@Chasing Unicorns I guess you'll be too old to be conscripted into the EU army but the next generation will be very angry at remainers if Merkel and Macron get their wish. Fortunately the EU ponzi scheme will collapse under the weight of it's own contradictions.
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@amyyasmine9489 I agree, IMO what needs to happen is for people to focus on understanding the causes of the hatred and take it from there, maybe people with particular attitudes are incompatible if so difficult questions have to be answered and solutions found the status quo will never change without getting to the heart of the matter and agreeing a way forward. The key is getting agreement from both sides on what needs to change and how to manage it.
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@MayklCekson-sh1 You should have gone to New Orleans.
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Morons, psychopaths and sociopaths have never had it so good.
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Short term pain for long term gain, or long term dissolution for god knows what.
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@teddansonLA Was Soros a supporter of the UK adopting the Euro as it's currency, what do you think the effect on the UK economy would have been if we had?
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@teddansonLA Soros and his like made sure the UK would never have the Euro through their greedy speculation and so defeated his own long term plans, unintended consequences are so sweet sometimes.He must have thought the UK would collapse into the arms of the EU and his influence in Europe would have been enormous.
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@andonsea2803 Such a charitable self effacing woman, no wonder she entered the legal profession, a pity people didn't understand she was only working in their best interests.
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Nice to see the Labour party performing true to form along with the unions, disrespecting the working people of this country and going back on their manifesto pledge to support the result of the referendum by supporting the call for a peoples vote and looking after the interest of the new landed gentry aka Blair, Mandelson, the Kinnocks and all the other riders on the publicly funded gravy train who have no concern or clue as to how to improve the lives of the working class.
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@alinkakabaeva Nice, I've never bothered about categorizing my beliefs but agnostic atheist fits me glovelike, thank's.
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@spartan6276 Many people have died to get independence and democracy for their countries, the EU with the help of many British PM's and MP's have pulled the wool over the eyes of the people of the UK such that the real issue of Brexit is still invisible to many. Project fear is the last hope of a corrupt anti democratic autocratic establishment to protect itself from the growing dissatisfaction across Europe of people losing the power to influence their lives and prevent the loss of their national identity. You don't know what you've got until you start to lose it then I think it's just a matter of time for human nature to reassert itself no matter how much the establishment and their MSM tools try to prevent it.
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@andrewsocial9309 For people entering politics it seems intelligence is not a high priority.
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@PiE-zx I have no problem with Muslims donating money to Reform if they want this country to be the same as I do.
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BartJ583 Stay safe, stay home. ''Imagine the number of people that could have been saved if Boris Johnson had said that when everyone else did'' You should tell that to Sweden too. Imagine how it could have been if we'd followed New Zealand's actions. Who do you think will win the current spat between the Bundesbank and the E C B and which one do you support?
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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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@greeny202ab I too fear for the future of Europe they have set things in motion they are not able to control, I think and hope it will amount to no more than civil unrest and the creation of a more sustainable union such as a united nations of Europe. No matter what the EU demands the people will ultimately decide.
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@nyc4233 All the organisations you mention that she ''worked'' for will always use any ''celebrities'' available to promote themselves and both parties benefit in furthering their objectives. So she's an opinionated minor celebrity with no intellectual credibility who can't see beyond the spotlight up to now, I'll wait avidly for her to prove me wrong.
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DB1968 More of a wake than a party.
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@goofed86 We are all ignored by the powerful as long as they think it's in their interest to do so, you need look no further than Brexit for proof.
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@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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Quite right providing we elect the best British minded politicians drawn from outside the club, whatever we do though the EU empire is doomed to end as all empires do. The money rolls in they get delusions of grandeur thinking it's theirs and they end up corrupt like they are, the sooner it ends the better.
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Cardinal Sin They have their orders must protect the globalist puppets or else.
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You poor demented soul, or are you just another shill.
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No deal is the only deal on the table, eventually we will have MP's who are up to the job.
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@Refulgent_Rascal You can understand why the EU is anti democracy, the people just can't be trusted to vote how we tell them.
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Try and learn the truth and impart it to everyone you talk to.
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You talking about the Labour front bench here?
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@lordbucketheadpolling5824 KFC bucket for me.
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What problems do the British migrants cause for you Anthony.
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@spacered949 The best mercenaries go to the highest bidders.
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@111111877 Well you did the right thing, I voted for Reform this year and joined a few months ago.
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Does anyone know the value of Spains exports to the UK and what effect it would have on Spains economy if it was cut by 50% because of price increases due to tarrifs. That's apart from the value of German exports which could easily be cut by 50% or more plus the loss of our financial contribution to the EU, who knows what will happen without a deal but it will be different.
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@are-you-awake-yet It will get more apt as the months pass.
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@longlivethechief2373 I agree our governments have been next to useless at running our country before and since Thatcher she was the only one who had a clue mainly due to her middle class background and science degree, that said the creation of the EU and our membership of it just sealed the deal on our non governance. It remains to be seen whether or not we have learnt anything from the past 70yrs, nothing is guaranteed, just because the majority of Brits no a con when they see one doesn't mean a lot.
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@longlivethechief2373 The EU have said as much by saying they don't want the UK as a competitor so will not do a deal with us the same as they did with Canada, I think the proximity issue is just an excuse. Honest competition is an alien concept to socialist ideology but that is what brings real progress, denying has caused the majority of the EU's problems. I don't think the hit to financial services will be significant but wouldn't bet the house on that, people can behave very irrationally. We have a world class scientific community, universities, innate engineering talent and venture capital finance capability, with the right government focus the UK will be unrecognisable in 10yrs for better or worse.
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@longlivethechief2373 I think the problems with the UK government have been exacerbated by our EU membership, they might improve if they are big enough for the job of actually running the country, if not the fireworks should be illuminating.
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@vinwilliams6562 The EU project cannot work without taking money from the countries that make it and giving it to those who don't, and what does the project provide for it's members? Chaos and destruction of nations are the two primary gifts it seems to me along with the creation of an unaccountable elite. Compare that to the UK project which operates on a similar basis with a different ideology and the outcome is much more desirable any one of sound mind will conclude.
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@vermicelledecheval5219 What is the EU but a failed project. Personally I have no objection to foreigners but do not accept being forced to live with them. Keeping people ignorant helps the power seekers manipulate and control them, it's humanities history who knows if it will ever change. IMO we were moving in the right direction in the 60's and early 70's then lost it until Thatcher came unexpectedly to power and tried to turn things around, unfortunately the British members of the upper class, illuminati or plutocrats whatever you want to call them decided their interests were better served by dumbing down the man on the Clapham omnibus and distracting him with the usual BS. So here we are today taking a knee and saying sorry to anyone and everyone and that we are solely to blame for all their failings while keeping the poor in their place and the rich man in his Ivory tower.
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@vermicelledecheval5219 I doubt we'll ever be united but would hope we can cooperate closely for mutual benefit in the future, the loss of independence incurs a loss of identity and freedom that far outweighs any potential benefits to me. I can't speak for the other EU countries as long as their democracies function then their future is in their hands, whatever the future is to be cooperation brings more rewards than animosity.
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Jimbop The EU have known for 4yrs that we are leaving and will be regaining control of our sea waters what preparations have they made for this reality, if I were Macron I would be making demands on the EU over their negligence.
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@rachelwalmsley5893 Don't go to any Israeli music festivals near the border with Gaza or you might get more than you've paid for. x.
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@danielperry9757 It wasn't the great unwashed doing the jeering was it, more like the middle class European bureaucrats taking time out from drafting more kafkaesque regulations.
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Excellent summation Paul 💯.
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Killing with kindness?
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@georgemacbeth9667 I would love to know all the facts concerning stoke on Trent from 1970 to 2005 but I don't so I must extrapolate from what I know of Thatcher and Blair at present. The people of Stoke on Trent should know the truth I imagine if they can view things through an unbiased all encompassing lens. No one can get everything right or be responsible for everything and Thatcher made some mistakes I grant but also many necessary corrections such that the economy was thriving when she was deposed, those who came after made big mistakes and no cost effective achievements I am aware of.
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@TAGMATAGMATON I wonder if Italy and Spain are suffering from weak governance?
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@sirquasi Good luck with your hard border in Ireland I think you're going to need you're EU army, you'll have to have as many soldiers in Ireland as there are people.
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@JayJordanJuly The only power we have over the way this country is are our votes, when the two main parties do not represent us there is nothing to lose in voting for people that do, if they are standing. Deluded ideas of European union and international integration have brought us to where we are, countries must govern themselves and governments held to account for their success or failure, international cooperation is advantageous, integration is the route to chaos.
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@realness_rarity The lefty liberal MSM and politicians must be removed from positions of undue influence where they sing their songs of self destruction like the sirens of Greek legend, the daily evidence of our journey to hell is irrefutable (Glasgow today) I really don't know whether we have what it takes to turn the tide these days the delusions run deep in our society today in all sectors.
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Was this really accidental or another psyop? Dictators just love to push buttons and see reactions.
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@DeniseBond-cc9ce Yeah a lot of women do struggle with the soft sell and end up suffering the hard reality, feminism is a double edged sword. Have to admit I struggle to understand most women.
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@rayvinloony2322 One of the best if not the best.
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@mcscas68 No way the Tories would do that they are no longer a British political party they're just blue arm of the W E F uniparty, face reality maybe Reform could takeover the name and the historical significance of the Tory party could be saved.
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Also accepting the practice of arranged marriages with child brides, so many problems with Muslims.
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@Karschloch Britain's PM accused of pursuing a Brexit plan.
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@mazzaz7668 We the majority who voted, voted to leave. We thought we lived in a democratically ruled sovereign country this has proved not to be the case and you complain about us expressing our anger. All we want to do is escape from EU control and maintain good relations with Europe for our mutual benefit, not desirable to the power hungry EU elite understandably but it will happen. The more politicians collude to keep us under EU control the more they risk conflict, chaos and economic damage.
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Opinionated drivel.
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@GampyBamblor Join Reform and stop talking against democracy for 12 months, after then you will probably be right.
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No, they have been led and run by people like that for the last 40 yrs but at least the Tories have some economic competence and whoever runs the country will be politicians.
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@sunbeam1926 Where would Britain be today if we could only have had British prime ministers after Thatcher instead of EU servants and con men.
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There is no acceptable alternative to democracy for the massive majority of British people, unfortunately many don't know what they've had till it's gone or realise how much of it's influence has been hived off even now.
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At least this comedy show is indoors not on the streets like in Venezuela the indoors stuff in Venezuela is adults only
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@Bertrum123 Lies.
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Another day in Britain another terror attack, welcome to the Muppet show.
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It's a tale of 2 Europe's. Europe as the EU would have it(not really possible) and Europe as it really is.
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@Bi-Anca This show was carefully edited to support the makers agenda, it's all you idiots want or need to hear to reinforce your stereotypical attitudes. The responses of most show how self absorbed and out of touch with what is happening in the rest of Europe you are.
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And so it will be forever and ever unless you vote UKIP.
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@brownnomad6805 Good job the bodyguards didn't react they would have been facing a lawsuit in forty years or more.
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Christine Herrington It appears impossible for there not to be an agenda, people do not just develop the ideas that are predominant today. Unless it's stopped this country will be no place for white people in a few years time like it already is in some areas. I wonder what it will be like in future, it seems 99.9% of all inventions, innovation and ideas that have led to the worlds progress have come from white people many or the majority in the last hundred or more years from Britain.
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NO DEAL is the only deal the EU deserve until we have left.
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@weeeeoooow There is one thing we know, you get the virus by coming into contact with it, that's something to be avoided by all means possible. Whether the government will ever get a plan for life to return to normal is unknown but if it's not clear in 3 months time there could be trouble ahead.
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Look after yourself and if every one who is capable does the same you'd find most problems would disappear and instead of thinking about others problems you would be doing something useful to solve them.
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And 5% want to travel to the next XR/Insulate demo. LOL.
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Just saw Junker on tv, face looked like his wine was corked.
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Well who'd have guessed the co constructor of the EU project has said the EU has broken it's own rules in article 50 in the way it negotiated the withdrawal agreement and is legally bound to renegotiate it taking account of the future relationship and has behaved in an undemocratic manner
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@SkyandSpace Indeed it is so but not unexpected, if we are to regain control of our money, borders and laws the people will need to stay determined or we could be part of the chaos that the EU is creating. Obviously we will suffer adverse effects when it starts to unravel but it will be much better not to be contractually obligated.
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@danielhunter34 Divide confuse and conquer.
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@roysterfutrell8889 Doesn't have to be beautiful or a virgin.
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@Dave-uw2ul '' The referendum was tainted ''. In case you didn't know that's normal politics and irrelevant. People only know a lot more about how a large majority of remain supporting MP's have deliberately avoided taking us out of the EU because they fear responsibility, you say WTO is an unknown factor which refutes your comment about how much more we all know now. The people who actually have knowledge of WTO are given insignificant media exposure if their views support Brexit and are always followed up with scepticism or derision from the agenda driven media. Our trading position in the world is hampered by EU membership and only as good as it is because we are not a fully signed up member to ever closer union and were not ignorant enough to join the Eurozone. As far as Farage is concerned he is open to questions of his suitability as PM but he couldn't be any worse than Blair I think and there is a lot more water yet to flow under the bridge before such questions need to be asked.
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When they are in power this year.
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Tommy says he has Muslim friends, its the country that has to be returned to nationalist British values no matter who is in politics, globalism and multiculturalism has to go.
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How to stop the immigrants coming to Britain? Stopping giving them a free lunch is the first step, the workhouse was good enough for British people people in the past so its good enough for the illegals today. Obviously this would need a change to a government with a different mindset prepared to stop wasting our money on socialist daydreams and globalist schemes for making themselves rich while making us victims and the country poor. The billions saved should be used to enrich this country creating apprenticeships for rebuilding our manufacturing industry providing tax breaks to companies making the UK attractive to foreign investment, creating jobs to build our gas, coal and oil industries and well paid jobs in the armed forces and returning the police to traditional policing methods increasing the numbers and having police on the streets not sitting looking at cameras. Scrap the requirement for police officers to have degrees and scrap the marxist led police college and replace the B S with guideline for using common sense and officers own discretion. So much needs to change, it's akin to to what the victorians did in creating the police in the first place and the industrial revolution, it must be an evolving process led from the ground up as well as top down to rediscover what works and what is necessary. Then when we have put this country right again we can use our newly created wealth and excellence to aid other countries who wish to benefit from our ability just as they did under the British Empire only this time we will just advise as requested and only claim expenses. People in other countries who want what we have must make their countries able to create prosperity by choosing to follow the right people. We will have to do this on our own until other countries do the same and relationships with other countries can be recreated on a basis of mutual benefit by agreements between independent governments answerable to their people and not dictated by unelected self proclaiming elites.
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Ile Adura The sort of leaders who made white countries the places you all wanted to come and live in.
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Ile Adura In these days of gender neutrality it's unwise to make assumptions.
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Yes don't pay us your taxes we don't need them, we won't have so many scroungers to support soon.
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@sirmalus5153 True.
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Join the party and make sure they don't become another uniparty party.
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@CoffeeConnected When the government is sufficiently strengthened and of one mind then the penalties for crimes against British society should be raised and the law enforced rigorously. Boris looks to be going about things in the right way with his appointments of Rishi Sunak, Priti Patel and Minura Mirza, we are in a war situation.
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ClickNSpam Ideological wars can turn physical if pursued with sufficient vigour as with China/Hong Kong and now India but I don't think many of the people protesting/demonstrating have a clue about the aims of the people behind these activists. To overthrow the UK's democratic system and it's institutions will take more than this attack predicated on racism with no basis in fact by racist fools, if the UK government deals with this attack appropriately the UK will be even stronger than it is now.
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@niceoppapy Why talk about reality when they are enjoying themselves, they know they've lost that's why climate change is being lined up for their next project pipe dream. Got to keep the young folk woke, worried and witless.
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I'm sure I overheard Corbyn singing in the shower just a snippet went something like ''If I ruled the world'' was a bit off key though.
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@pauljamessquibbs.3945 Well if enough people share your opinion this virus problem is gonna drag on for a couple of years and there will be millions dead it's only been in Europe for 3 months enjoy it while you can.
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@m42037 Would that be padding for sound insulation? Sabbath ain't going down without a fight god love yer Ozzy.
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Ah little edolf will your day ever come, you demonstrably have the mindset for it all your missing is the charisma.
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Not before the EU implodes they won't.
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@johnbarrance4926 What is fond a lyin's position.
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@ashanvhsk Which episode of love island was this.
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So many remainers posting their ignorant comments and propaganda here it's reassuring to know the country made the right choice.
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It would be a national embarrassment if we were a nation, hopefully sometime in the future we will be again.
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Alan Miller a very good, maybe great man.
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It's a tough job but somebody has to do it.
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@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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@josedourado3747 Brexit will make your comments irrelevant to us along with EU regulations, oh happy day.
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Everything will never be OK the glass is always half empty to some and half full to others.
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@jaccogroen9367 Yes lets drive the rich out of the country, who needs em huh. The EU elite don't have to avoid tax they don't pay hardly any to begin with.
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@jaccogroen9367 You say that with the knowledge that companies relocate to countries with the lowest tax regimes so their execs can pay themselves more money and keep more. A poor mans idea of a fair tax system is completely different to a rich mans speaking generally, the important thing is to have a tax system that works for all.
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@Bobisalive When Rishi states the date for the general election we'll know whether it's worth wasting the time and money on a by election.
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@lesliesmith649 It's up to Brexit supporters to make them change their mind, rather than pay taxes if we don't get a clean break I intend to be a burden on the state rather than continuing to pay income tax, TV license etc whatever I can legally do to deprive them of my money I will.
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@civis.revixit I will be more than a few fries short of a happy meal if we do not clean break brexit, I will not support a government that denies carrying out a democratic decision of the people.
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@User-ww7pn We must ensure Boris knows what a career ending excuse he will have made (if not life ending) if he comes back with it's the best I could do rather than no deal, high treason should get it's just reward.
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@User-ww7pn Indeed, history in the making providing Orwell's dystopian future predictions in his novel 1984 do not come to pass.
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@Mmmehh You are obviously struggling to make an intelligent point so you are resorting to attempts at character assassination, what I thought would happen was one of two things either you would make an intelligent argument in support of the protest or attempt to avoid discussing the validity of the protest by pointless dialectic nonsense. Thanks for responding as I expected.
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@stefansamuels8605 So true. As Gordon Brown said about that woman who said she was concerned about immigration when he thought he wouldn't be heard. ''ignorant bigot' sums up the hypocrisy of the majority of labour politicians sending there own kids to private schools like Abbot and Baroness Chakrabati, 2 Jags Prescott and multi millionaires like the Blairs and the Kinnocks etc etc. They've all worked so hard at fooling the sheep.
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Never before was so much owed by UK voters to so many MP's, come on people let's give it to them at the next general election. Vote UKIP.
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@Wykesidefruitmachine It's a bit of a leap of faith but there is no other option I can see if you want to bring about the change this country needs, it does feel good when you make the decision and realise there is a choice. For your own sense of well being alone it has to be UKIP, or Brexit party as a tactical vote
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@prophefixz Their behaviour and the reality of politics today is evidence enough.
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@colinmelling6369 And a lot more media attention promoting them too.
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@hornetgags Go and preach to those nationilistic Palestinians we've heard your BS already if only you could convert them to multiculturalism what a happy bunch of nationlists they would be.
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@hornetgags If we don't look after our own countrymen first and foremost we wouldn't be in a position to help anybody, putting others interests ahead of our own is the way to subjugation and destruction. Name a country that has operated on that basis and survived, you really shouldn't comment on things you have no knowledge of.
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@hornetgags And the reason they haven't been returning them for the last 10 years?----- Oh yes, because we are in the EU. When this country has a real British government they will be returning of their own accord and a lot of other undesirables too, probably to Venezuela where the laws will be more to their liking.
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@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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@richardgallagher4880 You see that as debate 🤣🤣🤣
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@richardgallagher4880 Boring
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@richardgallagher4880 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@everready2903 People should not be refused employment on age grounds should be personal preference, the problem is too many people are undereducated, underprivileged underpaid and overtaxed so their options are limited. No prime minister since Thatcher has attempted to address this problem.
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@Vinimarshall450 Cheers, you too.
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Your problems are your problems.
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@umeriqbal5406 I disagree, we are in control but the ones in charge have a different agenda to the one that people want.
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@janyb1907 I would say less of a snob than most if not all uniparty politicians and their supporters, as for being establishment he is old establishment which is good not globalist establishment which is bad.
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Good man Lee Anderson.
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Hot heads and the influence of emotion generally lead to unreasonable attitude.
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@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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@BodyGuardOfLies1 Without doubt the ultimate cost of remaining is unconscionable.
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They have nearly always been the enemy of the working man.
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Reform UK 2025.
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What do we know? We know Labour and Tories will destroy this country, they are lying corrupt dictators.
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@Norfolkbiker50 Interesting the examples you give of people you talk too, bin men and high court judges both examples of people who live off the public purse and don't actually contribute directly to the public purse. Who emptied the bins in the 1500's and we have a lot more judges paid to punish innocents than we did back then.
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mparryuk52 It's taken 30+ years for everyone who's bothered to realise that democracy has been a charade in this country since the removal of Thatcher.
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bomber command I think if we have enough UKIP and BP people elected they would have to form a coalition or another election would be in the offing, that situation should give us a clearer picture of what Farage really wants. I can't see either party having a big enough majority to hold power.
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@Layla-kd4ui Learn the lessons of history or be doomed to repeat the same mistakes, I'm almost past caring.
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@Oliver Lofthouse Am I right in thinking you keep chickens and already have private health insurance.
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@alisonmary1443 Great joy felt in England now at Trumps win, keep strong people stay sane and do what you have to do. Pray for us we have a battle to win.
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Why would we want to have old EU presidents controlling us? Bunch of out of touch misogynist men of yesteryear.
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@maureengoller3213 Meddle and muddle, the larger the grouping the greater the inefficiency and corruption we can have.
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Socialism works, the best example of an oxymoron I know of.
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@emilymccartney1593 Britain is bankrupt and England pays for Scotland, so yes I'm afraid it is. The country doesn't, make enough to pay the interest on the national debt under current public expenditure largesse, maybe we should sell all our Gold reserves to balance the books for a year. Oh I forgot Gordon already sold of most of that so there might not be enough left.
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@michaelcarr2874 Vote UKIP.
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@BenBowers2007 Why not?
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Mav Morph correction. (like many of the Tories) and many MP's, they're puppets of the system who don't have what it takes to be anything other than yes men to the prevailing winds of power.
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I gotta buy some shares in vibrator manufacturers and battery manufacturers.
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@shiva_productions Creation or change is always, inevitably a destructive process, the riots in the UK and the other cities of western democratic countries are the unavoidable consequence of globalisation and mass immigration sold to people with the ideology of multiculturalism. Who really benefits from this? The England of Shakespeare through to Churchill is fading away and the B L M and B A M E movements are an attempt to hasten the process, why anyone really British would view this as desirable is beyond me but it's a fact.
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The reality is under current policies this country will be bankrupt in 5yrs, we won't have enough money to pay the interest on the national debt which is steadily growing. Under the new policies Labour are proposing we will be bankrupt in 2 or 3 years, everyone including benefit recipients are currently taxed by some amount, it depends how you spend your money as to what VAT, fuel duty, alcohol tax, stamp duty etc etc. when totalled up the average wage earner is probably taxed at around 50% and labour want to increase taxes on everyone and reduce peoples benefits. That's what 30yrs of socialism gets you folks, you will have nothing and no voice to complain about it. RIP Peter Lynch.
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Hauke Holst British Nazis and Facists that would be some change, would that mean all the migrants would be flooding out?
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@grandpaobvious Not as dangerous as Islington though.
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Vote UKIP
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@leapsplashafrog No deal is the best deal the EU can offer.
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Liberty ''young people face an incredibly expensive house market'' but not as expensive as it was 100yrs ago. Wages are currently increasing faster than inflation, they didn't get a say in the referendum but their parents did and voted with parental responsibility in mind hopefully though these days responsibility seems a pretty uncommon attribute to have.
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Everyone is not tarred with the same brush that is just how the agenda driven left and the media like to portray it to avoid having to address the concerns of the people suffering from the self serving, one world globalist insufferable elite who can't generally manufacture much apart from modern slavery, disharmony and pollution.
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The EU is not sufficiently reformable to justify the time and expense required at least from my viewpoint, it is unfortunate but not our fault. We had no significant input in it's creation which is maybe why it is so disliked in this country, just how the EU can transform or mutate into something more sustainable is difficult to see for now but would first require the holders of power to agree to the reality of their position. I have no animosity for Europe in fact I admire what Europe has contributed to the advance of mankind, it saddens me to see the problems the EU has created today.
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@redjulmar7391 No Brexiteer in their right mind could vote for May's deal.
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Those that can do, those that can't, get a job in the media.
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@saif6155 There is only one side and that is the French side when you're in France.
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@connorlove9277 The fragmentation of the UK's economy came about as a necessary reaction to reactionary unions and Labour politicians.
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@uweinhamburg Just loving remainers who have tried to derail brexit complaining about Dyson making a commercial decision forced on him by the government wasting 2 years.
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@SlowhandGreg I can say whatever I like and I might convince some people to believe lies.
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@TheNobbynoonar Renewables are so great that B P have cancelled all their offshore wind generation construction products. No doubt paying so much in subsidies to SlowhandGreg was becoming unattractive.
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@WestliFerZul You don't really believe that crap surely, they want to remain in the EU so what better way than saying they want to leave but they won't leave until they get a good deal. As the EU is virtually bankrupt they don't want us to leave so they won't give us any sort of deal that meets our desires.
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@Aduhhhh1 The people of the UK who voted for independence like me view that as the only issue, leaving the project of ever closer union is vital to the survival of our nation state. Control of our money, our laws, our borders and our armed forces by a democratically elected British government not an unelected overseas bunch of autocrats is the goal. If you are happy to be a powerless little person in a big super state go to Italy or Greece you have no place in the UK.
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@nick63837 I guess you won't curse the nurse who would have saved your life BUT DIDN'T because she skipped her shift when she saw the delivery lorry arrive at her local supermarket. LOL LOL LOL.
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@johnmandragon4830 The list is very long, suffice to say one of the people I have to work with is Romanian and the way Europe has (advanced) makes me very reluctant to take holidays there.
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@bobrail733 If he hadn't been breaking the law riding a moped without a licence or insurance and was instead at home doing his school homework he would probably be alive today.
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@Professor-Patti Thanks for sharing that, there is much in what you say. So pleased you survived, I imagine your experiences improved your critical thinking skills, long life and a better future for us all.
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@cameronukz The cost of keeping murderers locked up is a waste of precious resources, the money could be used to improve the police and return them to being a police force rather than the police service they are called today and also spent on effectively rehabilitating former criminals.
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@faelsinnes If only they had.
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@j.b.2263 We didn't need one to avoid being run by the Pope.
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And to think you used to get two Dollars to the Pound.
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@evergreenpenguin Not likely considering his performance in the house.
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@westparkwolf The big question seems to me to be who are going to be the main opposition to Reform, the Gaza party?
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@kirk UK God bless the EU and all who fail in her.
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He gave up acting for politics, not enough money in acting.
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@undogmatisch5873 Sounds like you've been subjected to EU media brainwashing, their is more intellectual and creative brilliance in the UK than anywhere else in the world and an environment that attracts the best from other countries to work here. Just why is the EU so desperate to keep us in the club?
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@maccagrabme I agree getting Reform into power in 2025 is the only thing that's important as things stand, to achieve that will mean right minded British people must unite and use their force to make that happen. I think Ben would be better inside the tent than outside but he is no fool and must do what he thinks is best, when Reform are in power the members and voters will have the power they created to get Reform elected and must use that to make Reform the party we want it to be and not just let it fall back to what we have now. Revolutions like the one of 1789 often eat themselves, we will live in interesting times. Be careful what you wish for Nigel.
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@ihategeorgebushjr Brexit wasn't intended to solve housing issues.
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Thanks for taking the time to lay out your view of EU procedures and power structures, I wonder what % of EU subjects know anything about how the EU operates. It makes it difficult to find out where to stick your pitchfork. I guess that's part of the plan.
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We need to speed up the leaving process before the EU empire disappears in a cloud of blame.
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Most supporters have jobs and lives to pursue like me but even I may take a day off and pay the congestion charge or take the train to Londonistan to help cause a bit of chaos. Oh to be ''woke''and have no one relying on me.
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@skyblazeeterno Your comment illustrates well the absurdity of your deluded logic, It's a wonder they didn't get them to march against brexit but I suppose they were worried that might backfire.
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Boere Herp. The reason we haven't left yet is that having had our government undermined, neutered and programmed to serve the EU it is slowly dawning on them they have a real job in front of them and they're shitting themselves. Likewise the EU dictators, dictators aren't used to not getting their way and when the reality of the UK leaving, not paying the provisionally agreed 40billion and possibly suing for compensation depending on how the various contracts were worded, and charging for services provided such as our troops in eastern Europe, security intelligence provided etc it's going to get more interesting. I think few people yet realise the true depth of the changes afoot.
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@sarawilmott5545 Agreed, how much more dishonourable can you get than drawing up a manifesto you intend to circumvent. I think the use of the term honourable was originally intended as a reminder as much as anything else that MP's are expected to be honourable in their intentions as much as anything else.
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Sounds like a British MP has been reborn.
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@Dazz-252 I like peanuts.
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The mans a disgrace, if he is indeed a man that is.
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Finally a comment from her is reported, fake news people. 3 years to the day of the referendum the remainiacs are putting up a good fight but we'll get them in the mincer eventually.
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Oil comes from oil wells but petrol is very useful.
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@bob jones I think they think they're doing a great job protecting their future with the EU oligarchy, we may need a British style revolution through the ballot box if only there was somebody to vote for.
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@seansean2545 Totally agree, anyone speaking against democracy in the UK should have the choice of deportation or making a public apology.
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@KBTW1 I am one of the many and have no more power than any other reasonably educated oik, he is one of the few. The fact that he is working in concert with other civil servants to bring down his master shows just how institutionally racist they are.
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@KBTW1 Institutionally racist and probably misogynist too. Blinded by rage the poor little man threw the towel in and is appealing to what's left of his establishment buddies (while there are still some left) to help him regain his power, after all it's in their own interest too. He's the one clutching at straws, the government and Priti Patel have the support of the electorate and Boris need have no fear of supporting the Home Secretary whatever legal decisions may be made.
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@azure4100 There is evidence that women were equal to men in viking times in combat I believe.
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Should we commit violence against our enemies who are at war with us or those assisting our enemies? If the government are your enemy I suppose they would say no.
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rotweissrot100 What looks more like a letter box, a woman in a burka or a woman in Western attire?
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UK sold and bought with UK gold.
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You have to feel some sympathy for the people of Europe who think the EU will save them from themselves.
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@Cactuspractice12 That Sajid Javid is proper racist not like that Varsi tart, Sajid must have finished her career in politics.
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You have a very reliable crystal ball I suppose. Who didn't understand that voting leave meant voting to be British and not European?
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Channel 4 news isn't interested in news it just uses that as an excuse to push it's agenda, amusing to see this tart denigrating everyone who went to state school and university as being disadvantaged while trying to get Sajid to slag off his Tory colleagues.
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Can anyone inform me when was the last case of a brown person charged with racial discrimination, or racism against a whitey, also how many such cases have there been. Just wondering.
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The problem Britain faces is exemplified by two tier policing, the only law that Muslims believe in is the law of Allah. They tolerate British laws while they have to but are waiting and working to overthrow it to replace it with Sharia law, so the more immigration we get the bigger the problem gets, which is why Musk is right there will be civil war unless we get a government damn quick which will end two tier and enforce British laws on all equally and fairly.
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Professional protesters, throw em a bone.
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The Labour party are an irrelevance today and probably for ever more.
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@mikeybabes7527 We must stop the disaster of a no deal, the career politicians and MEP's would lose such a lot of influence and benefits from the global elite, those poor East Europeans would lose one of their routes to an easier life and multi national tax dodging companies would lose a source of cheap labour. The social engineering plans would be set back and the shyster human rights lawyers would find it tough set that against any benefits there might be and you just have to vote Lib Dem.
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Islam is fundamentally another word for war, when there are different societies around Muslims will fight them when their are not then Muslims will fight amongst themselves Shia against Sunni against Ahmadi ad infinitum and some people think we can have them amongst us practising their faith! How delusional is that.
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@jaynekittycat9252 Join Reform if you can spare £25 to make Britain British again.
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@k9road I didn't know Grenfell was a school.
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@leedavis6000 Would they have to bring their own fire alarms to school with them or would the school give them out.
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@barrybadass3481 We'll have to leave soon or there will be nothing left to leave.
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@Almighty Jesus God has the answer to every question as long as you believe in him, he exists in your head not in this world so your God is different to my God. The God of people in the past was very different to my God because he told people the Earth was flat and the Earth was the center of the universe so I no their God was inferior to my God. The God of some people today tells them the Earth is only a few thousand years old my God tells me God doesn't exist.
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What you mean the economic and social consequences of staying in a corrupt totalitarian empire?
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@AlanFagan-y5l How are you proposing to get Tommy into power, the storming of the Belmarsh?
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Many of the characteristics necessary to be successful in politics.
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The election has clearly been set up by the W E F for the tories to lose with Rishi's agreement and for Labour to win to con people into thinking this is democracy. Vote Reform UK and stuff the uniparty where the sun don't shine. The sleeping giant is finally awakening the world is going to get better.
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@samwright4420 I think it will be as great , as people think.
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@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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The tide is finally turning and all suicidal bullshitters will be washed away to leave a clean beach.
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@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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@drew bell Hope you're right a Trump win would be a very powerful signal to western politicians that people will support patriotism.
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@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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How many Sharia courts are there in the UK? There should not be one.
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@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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This is a better joke, loads of people coming into this country cos they think it's great.
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@frankvictorrood As I said it depends on the national character of the people and the number, most socialist ideals appeal on first contact but experience reveals the need for a perspective and a balance not within the grasp of most socialists. I can only imagine Sweden is struggling mightily today to balance it's socialist principles with it's modern world problems. No reason not to try though as long as they are happy.
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@SnuggLeona Oh do grow up.
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Why should we care if Ukraine avoids becoming another US western colony.
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@MsJackrussell2 Preening posturing low life.
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Get your PPE 2nd class degree and you'll never need to think about reality again.
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Boris Farage If you're happy with life as it is in the EU bad luck, if you hoping it will reform there's the best example of naivety you could get, I don't see any reason why this country should fail we will just have to see.
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Address the concerns of people.
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Shame the Germans, French etc will suffer from our unpreparedness.
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@TreiberSeptim EU you good UK bad, EU good UK bad. Bah Bah Bah. Can't you think of anything true to say
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@bucketsandshims Ireland should be Ireland's problem why do you insist on it being Europe's.
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@TorianTammas A 16 trillion economy riddled with debt and going into recession will be in no position to negotiate a hard bargain. Hello China.
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@TorianTammas Your chance to keep the UK in the EU has gone, we know do you?
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@TorianTammas You have much experience of working with failed governments don't you Italy's and Greece's spring to mind, that's the way the EU retains it's vassal states until the project is complete is it not.
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Good luck to you.
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Thank's Neil this was very informative and thought enhancing.
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@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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The EU has not the capacity to absorb any more basket cases.
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Happy times ahead for you not least because of losing one of the few and largest contributors to the EU budget, not just hard cash but also fishing grounds, security info and tourism. What with the temporarily low value of the pound. Scotland will be loyal to whoever provides the biggest handout.
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@boptah7489 Mays deal is a no Brexit deal so can be dispensed with which makes May a liar as she is going back on her own words. I agree Boris is the most credible candidate for her job and hope he gets it, as you say there is little detail to worry about over Brexit. The country needs a strong leader to govern for the UK not to govern an EU state, it's time this country stopped giving away so much while ignoring our own problems.
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@ChristineRead-ck1uq Ben Habib has said he will not take his MP's salary if he's elected and give it to charity.
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@placepages8071 The EU don't want the UK as a member now that they have Russian dirty money to fund them, I can't wait for the chaos to come.
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@michaelrch I take it you don't think much of democracy.
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Civil servants should know their place, if they don't like being servants then they're in the wrong job. It's not all about that gold plated pension and cocktails at seven.
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@realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 On balance I think I would prefer that to winning the lottery.
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@mightylove5641 So annoying when that happens. The good news is America is recovering its moral compass fast, enjoy.
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So some girl got stabbed to death on her way to school where's the news in that? This is 2023 people what do you expect to happen if you get a bus today. She probably didn't understand you don't have a choice, give it up or take the consequences.
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@banky4943 Thanks for expressing your opinions, unlike your critics I think you have every right to express them and I find agreement with your view of our situation today. Relative to many other countries of the world our progress from the sixties to the present day seems pretty abysmal to me and I would venture to suggest in some part due to EU membership. Strange that 20Euro's argues against an exit from the Westminster system when since joining the EU that has been the objective at least ever since the ousting of Thatcher. Inflation adjusted median incomes have doubled since then, don't you just love the increase in your quality of life?
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Short history lesson bad things happened, now you know let's make sure nothing changes.
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@robdee9341 Certainly is I first heard on one of Spike Milligans shows, a great British comedian. RIP.
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I hope there's not too much collateral damage, the EU's collapse looks to be a given.
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I hope the Tories win and Boris delivers a clean Brexit otherwise I think we'll likely be here again in a couple of years time.
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david young. Correct it is purely a political project based on socialist ideology so fortunately it will fail sooner or later, the sooner the better.
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@yvonnescott7858 You can't do that by getting banned from the House.
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SolsburyHill22. Unfortunately a lot of rich people have a lot to gain by keeping the UK in the EU so they engender among some gullible ordinary people a kind of faith in the EU akin to religion, and we all know what religions can lead to.
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Yes, I think it's true most businesses especially large ones are only interested in the bottom line, whereas a normal British employee would have at the front of their mind customer service, fair play, following the law etc, to companies these are a secondary consideration that only matter when they impact on profits. If they can employ a foreign worker for the same money or less and then blame them or let them take the consequences for any bad practices, or better still blame the government or some other aunt sally combined with the emphasis on short term metrics and career changes or company divestments to dodge responsibility you end with a race to the bottom and situations like Carillion.
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It's a simple problem. We the people voted to leave the EU, the majority in parliament decided they wanted to stay. If you meant it when you voted to leave if we don't do so in March then come the next general election you have to make sure your vote goes to someone who has shown they want to leave or a party that has that in it's manifesto. If elections by the common herd are still allowed in the EU.
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I don't think many are deceived over parliament abandoning democracy but they are deceived about UKIP who seem to be the only alternative to EU statehood.
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@Rascallucci Fucking remainer cucks talking about crashing out bullshit, break out is more like it. You really love your abusive relationship don't yer.
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@Pizza23333 The plain fact is that the matter would not have been referred to the court if it had not been seen as helpful to achieving Brexit, something the British people voted for and the majority of MP's were elected for. Whether you agree with Boris, Brexit or no deal he is the PM and we should leave the EU on 31oct on whatever terms are achieved.
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@Pizza23333 Not necessarily, being helpful to Brexit may have been a useful side effect of the reasons for proroguing and the judges are making a subjective ruling by saying that was his main reason which is wrong. Just because you don't like the way things turn out when you have committed to a particular action does not give you the right to prevent people getting what they voted for, many things can change in the future and politicians must work to make the most of opportunities that will arise and overcome any obstacles. Then they can call themselves British.
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@Pizza23333 Parliament would normally be in recess for the party conferences during the period so the time of suspension is not that exceptional given the length of time parliament has been sitting so it is only because of opinions on Brexit that the judges came to their opinion which is not a sound basis.
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@sandramutch6477 Yes that is one way of seeing it, if your view is that all of the English are only concerned for themselves and have no affinity with the people of the three. I think modern day history provides evidence to the contrary and if England decided to operate a policy to maximise return on investment, Scotland, N Ireland and Wales would be given their independence and our foreign aid budget slashed.
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Give America back to the red injuns and East Germany back to the Russians.
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Remainer bots you don't have much time left to keep wishing and hoping and dreaming.
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Darth Brino They're looking forward, it's the only way to run a business.
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@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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@user-fg9vr7mk5z Whatever helps you sleep at night, cling to it.
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@ianturner4826 Clean up the air and treat the immigrants fair, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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killbotone Just the same as cannibals in the jungles or terrorists in the British middle east.
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That won the war.
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The NI border issue has been solved, if the EU wish to make it a problem they will regret it. Gibraltar is not a problem the will of Gibralterians will decide it's future.
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Without mentioning the number of illegal immigrants at a guess it must be close to a million.
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@monkeybrelin Obviously ''they'' cannot get in only one can win and one of them will if they consolidate into one party, the issue is too important for prima donna's and political dogma if we don't have a clean break the opportunity is unlikely to be missed.
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@Tina-ey9dk Yep, it's gonna be real interesting to see how it plays out for the disUSA shame we can't time travel I just can't wait. At least we won't have to wait 4 yrs and counting as we have for Brexit. Pity the USA has such influence in the world we are all gonna suffer I believe, democracy will be lucky to survive.
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I wonder if Farrage is waiting for his chance, the darkest hour is just before dawn as they say. I don't know Nigel's career well but for a politician whose not a member of a mainstream political party by his own choice he's done well so far.
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It appears there's a simple way to end the trafficking across the channel, take France to the international courts for Human Rights infringements for complicity in operating illegal trafficking on their territory incurring risks to life and we should demand compensation of say £50k compensation for expenses incurred per person for each one intercepted in the channel over the last 5 years and in the future. Has anyone seen evidence of prosecutions of the trafficking gangs and sentences imposed, I notice their operations seem much more professional these days, better boats and lifejackets.
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The poor the sick and the disabled must be screwed to keep the elites in power to play their games of globalisation and keep the masses out of the loop.
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Very well put. lol.
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@CaptainFlint-Trap He is doing his job to the letter of the law to break the spirit of the law.
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@MillenniumGaming1014 The Queen is just following protocol, like chess.
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If women were recognised as women and men recognised as men I think it might help.
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@ThePrincessnady1 I meant what I said.
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@ThePrincessnady1 Lol, help to what? Rid myself of human reality, logic, historical knowledge, the benefits of science and all the advances to life provided by people who thought as I do and believe whatever some uneducated indoctrinated 16yr old tells me. Don't forget everyone is fundamentally good so go help de-radicalise some murderous fundamentalist terrorist and meet them for lunch to celebrate your success, may God bless and keep you safe in heaven.
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Wasting your time skoot the bloke is totally ignorant.
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@biker3762 Irrespective of his unsuitability as a leader of a scout group there is truth in his statement.
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@stephenconway2468 There is no need for a hard border to monitor trade as that can be done through trusted trader and electronic tracking, small time smuggling can be dealt with under normal trading standards checks. people flows do not need close monitoring as people will be subject to the normal laws existing in each country people travelling illegally from N or S to other destinations will be picked under existing procedures. The problem is only as big as you want to make it.
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Are you Russians ready? China will own you soon.
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Yep
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@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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@marinarassin4231 Agreed.
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Cut the crap vote Reform and Join Reform.
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Not my king.
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@David-rv6dn He was trying to get to the dentist's but there were too many Labour stooges in front of him.
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@ogasi1798 Me too.
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@seanrichardson9404 We have to sort this country out with a Reform government just like the Americans will sort America out with a Trump government.
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@kiriakoz My favourite part of Brexit was listening to the hypocrisy and projection of socialist dictators like Mr Crick.
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@PirateCommander Get some help.
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If you don't like our values and way of life don't live here or just suck it up, try to force your values on us and you will suffer.
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J Scotland The squad are not happy living in a country which has given them opportunities their forebears couldn't dream of, do they really think they have the ability to make it better. Judging by the countries they or their parents came from I doubt it.
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He might be doing what he is told but any conclusions he draws will depend on luck more than judgement.
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The people voted for a Brexit majority at the last election.
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@jefferson2310 Which Labour will win do you think, the Marxists, the remainers, the delusional pro capitalist soft left or the self hating multiculturalists. A Labour win would be a fascinating war of the humanly challenged, the mentally challenged and the naive meanwhile the UK can swirl away down the toilet I'd prefer not to be around to watch.
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@anthonyfaucy2761 Foreign people who decide they want to come here get no benefits until they've paid into the country's tax system for 12yrs, no one on benefits should receive money to the value of more more than half the minimum wage regardless of how many kids they have, they should also have to work for any state benefits they get other than survival rations, we should build the modern day equivalent workhouses. The income tax threshold should be raised to at least £20k a year for starters.
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Conclusion? he's a small man in a huge organisation of people largely accountable to one another by the rules they decide together, this is the tip of a very large iceberg. One mans fraud is anothers receipt of EU funds for local projects.
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The Tory party are globalists, they are just reacting to the threat of populism. Forget the Tory party and the Labour party and make the next governing party the British people's party, I hope Reform can sort themselves out to be what we want but they seem to have lost it at the moment so if not them it will have to be a revolutionary coalition with someone like Ben Habib leading and they must be in power next year.
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I always found horse steaks in France very tasty.
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@Returntonature145 The tragedy of Britain today is that you could easily be telling the truth.
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Vote UKIP. THE ONLY PARTY THAT WILL TAKE US OUT OF THE EU AND RESTORE OUR DEMOCRACY.
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Doesn't the UK government realise yet it is no longer able to be the UK government and will only be able to make decisions that are supported by the EU because parliament will block all anti EU proposals (at the moment). That's fine with the remainers because they think life in the EU is best, shame for them they are a growing minority.
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@stuartjones2812 It's just another little tragedy folks, nothing to think about don't worry there'll be another one along in a minute.
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@laurencesmith1435 A lot of labour voters went to Grammar school, very good though they were.
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@geoffreyclark9909 SAS people don't fight in a ring.
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@joeylister6053 Electrical faults can cause lots of deaths maybe we should pay people according to how many deaths they might cause if not doing their jobs properly.
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@petermoxham2625 Yeh funny that whatever happens in any EU state is nothing to do with them as long as it is in their interest to ignore it.
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@nez9751 Yes it's possible.
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@boota1979 When their puppets are removed from our parliament we can start our journey to Autarky and freedom.
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Vote Reform, Join Reform let's take back control of our country and tell all the international dictators to swivel on it.
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@garyreynolds5733 ''The beauty of the EU project'' do you realise how deranged that makes you sound? More like a Bond villain than any Bond villain I can imagine. You really define for me what is wrong with the EU project, whatever the cost whatever the suffering inflicted on the unworthy plebs it is beautiful and will be omnipotent and I will brook no disagreement.
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@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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@sfactory8253 Reform need to get their proposed articles of association out to members for them to be debated at branches and proposed amendments considered and then voted on by the membership. Top down control is not what Reform members want and not what the country needs, Grass roots politics is the way forward.
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There are at least 60m clueless poverty stricken Africans looking for British handouts, wonder what Britain will look like when they've all moved in.
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@triodehexode A civilised free market is not a free for all.
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@robinmcewen3286 As you said he'll experience a world of hurt for his actions, the police do not have the freedom to act as required according to the law, they are led and held accountable by the prevailing lefty liberal self destructive views of today's social influencers.
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@JulieMalone-oy1ll Join the party, I have.
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@welshcelt666 Yes just like those people who pretended they lost relatives in the Grenfel fire, people huh you just cant trust em.
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@Alex Mitchell People will remain stupid unless they take the trouble to educate themselves and learn from their own experiences, it sounds like you are doing just that. Look at the history of Socialist/Communist or whatever colour of left ideology has been in power and none are as successful as democratic capitalism at creating higher living standards for the majority and meeting human need. That does not mean there are not battles to be fought the trouble comes when the idealists try to throw the baby out with the bathwater, that is how great civilisations have always ended other than from external invasion.
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@davidparry5310 A long winded way to say everybody should have equal say ''as much as possible'' while in reality people will never be equal. The problem with democratic capitalism today is that the capitalism operates globally and democracy operates nationally and so it's influence is much diluted. Brexit and Trump are attempts to reverse this situation. Power always resides in the hands of the few and must be answerable to the majority, globalism and the EU give more power to a greater few and disempower the majority.
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Why do all you foreigners keep trying to tell us what to do, just sod off.
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@randomdaveUK Yes times have changed and how wonderful this muticultural life is or will be eventually when we can get the kids to stop running around dealing drugs stabbing one another and get everybody housed. When Islamic culture can teach us the true meaning of life and the superiority of it's faith the importance of male supremacy and the unquestionable right to execute blasphemers. There's more than one way to build a caliphate have faith and paradise will come to you.
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Your naivety is stupendous.
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@andydavies381 Nigels playing the game, vote UKIP.
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@dantapaws8395 From the river to the sea Palestine will be muslim free if they continue to support Hamas.
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@commonsense31 Consider the achievements of patriotism against surrender, looks to me like you want to be on the loosing side.
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Our survival depends on it.
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@trevormannsfield Broken arm, bump on the noggin! Bad baby sitting.
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Good morning and welcome to our Groundhog day celebrations here in the UK, let's all put our hands together to show our support for our national treasure, I give you the NHS totally free of all charges and responsibility.
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Woohoo Reform for government.
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@QCSoulcharger Apparently 80% of people suffer flu like symptoms and will be ok, of the other 20% I gather 10% may need hospital care if they catch it. Surely what should have happened is the attempted identification of the 10% and then isolate them and keep them free of infection to greatly reduce the load on the NHS.
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@martinwfarrell Patriotism does not mean thinking your country is the greatest that is just the jingoism from an earlier time used by the ruling class to motivate the underclasses, willnicholson 18 got it bang on.
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@amarillasolo5864 When you think you have built a life and have assets and kids and then the state comes along and tells you you have the wrong values and tells your kids their parents are ignorant and racist for wanting to live in a country they recognise, that biology is imaginary and you are whatever gender you feel like this week and you are not entitled to what you have paid for then my friend you will find people calling you a racist.
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@specimenuncensored9121 China can have a go at screwing out of underdeveloped poorer countries with greedy corrupt leaders interested in only their personal gain. They make contracts that benefit their country and the unscrupulous or incompetent leaders of poorer countries with no concern for the countries they're dealing with.
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@rivolinho There will be no problems like we had in the past because the EU says so. If only the UK would leave and let us get on with the project, we don't need their money, their financial services, their security intelligence or their defence forces or NATO or their so called special relationship with the US. We can replace their foreign aid contributions and take all their foreign immigrants who will come running to us once those hard line right wing politicians get into power after Brexit, they would make their life even worse than it is now Grenfell Tower would seem like a tea party.
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@tasinal-hassan8268 Yeh so what he wasn't killing atheists.
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@zonianfjb Sorry but he has. Once a trader always a trader he got this trade wrong, it's over.
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That is why people should elect their BXP candidate if they have one otherwise a stitch up is possible.
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@markofsaltburn Yes I remember the Tory economic failures of 51-64 they were trying to get to grips with funding the NHS labour created while repaying the U S for assisting us in WW2 and fighting the cold war and we are here today as proof of their failure.
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Yeah, even for non Christians.
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@Jack-fs2im It's a waste of time trying to talk to some of these posters I think they must be funded by the EU or so naive they think Venezuela's problems were all the fault of the international oil businesses, anyone who can't see the problems the EU has created through it's autocratic system of government really has a weird understanding of life.
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@wiamoaw It was about parliament having a vote on the deal you must be properly delusional if you think being ruled by a bunch of Eton toffs is worse than being ruled by a bunch of demented Marxist flat earthers with no sense of integrity, honesty or decency among them, how many women has Corbyn shacked up with and his supporters have the brass neck to critise Boris, lol I wouldn't trust them to run a sweet shop never mind a country comrade.
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@Urko2005 It's better than any alternative, one way or another this country will regain it's independence, I would prefer Brexit party MP's to hold the balance of power in the Commons and they still might if people vote for them where they can.
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@cechzc2e Did he mean literally or allegorically?
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Our country is governed by corrupt minorities for wealthy minorities to enrich them both at our expense.
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@tomlinid She is just one example of many problems to come from the misguided beliefs in multiculturalism and the united states of Europe and suicidal understanding of human rights.
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ML8593wy No, that's what we do now.
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@darrenbellenger1 Even Germany is putting nationalism over the EU now.
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@gazevans1038 It is a mistake IMO too, but not a big mistake. There are more appropriate ways to answer questions about Tommy without giving anything away, just do what politicians have been doing for years kick the questions into the long grass if it's a problem.
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Trump really is amazing a breath of fresh air and doing great so far, there are bound to be mistakes made but the direction of travel is right. I hope support for him grows, the media tarts will soon change their tune if the swamp gets drained. Hopefully Britain will follow his direction and we will become greater together.
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@Amanda Hughes The UK wants control of it's laws, borders and money, only a deal that provides for this will be accepted. Corruption and elitism is the cornerstone of undemocratic EU politics.
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@Amanda Hughes There can be no fudging of the issue, independence or servitude.
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@Jizzlewobbwtfcus As S Korea has shown.
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@shanebrbich5698 There are many bad actors acting in a loose coalition without a common goal other than to destroy the existing system, many of their supporters are largely unconscious of what they are part a of. The dissaffected, the idle poor who reject their US identity and the criminals etc they get sympathy and B S that pushes their buttons, it's a difficult problem to deal with but America will win and when America wins everyone wins.
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@cyrilo-ol5xb Nicely said I couldn't have put it better myself, it is always the working/middle class who pay and they are consistently getting less and less for their contributions over the last 40 yrs.
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@ExplodingPiggy So they can rehabilitate him and put him back in the community to kill more effectively next time after learning from his mistakes.
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floss floss What are you standing on, you say there is no proof it was a hate crime how do you define a hate crime as different to a faith based crime or a crime committed against a wealthy person, a crime is a crime and sticking labels on is just distracting and divisive.
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The only solution to the NWO if we don't leave is for ordinary people to start a collection for a contract, obviously payment to be cash on delivery.
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A very good point and undeniably so.
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@manoo422 When the fox comes around the sheep run to safety if they can.
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Everybody is responsible, nobody can be blamed, somebody died. Repeat ad nausea.
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That is the unanimous opinion of all Europeans is it.
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I thought companies went to Ireland for the low tax regime. So what is bad about being in the EU, from a personal viewpoint which is what really matters our country is flooded with polluting VW and BMW diesel cars which are underpriced due to the EURO's value being way below what Germanies own currency would be partly as a result of our membership fee. The country is grossly overpopulated due largely to immigration and democracy is sidelined for the benefit of elitist agendas and multinationals.
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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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They must be deselected.
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How are things in Sweden.
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@paulroberts7544 I6yr olds dropped off by their mothers to spend the night with a self confessed sex addict, Brand must've been really confused.
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Texas Faggot Brace yourself for the MEP election results on sunday night.
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More like 20 million +.
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@karengozra5092 Me too.
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@nonecomformistme932 Labour must be made history, this year would be ideal but more than another 12 months and the hole we are in will be so deep disorder will be inevitable.
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@MrAdrianOldfield Look to Hong Kong Brexiteers and take heart, people have power they have tasted the fruits of British rule and will not be overcome. The West should make it clear to China they are at a crossroads they can become ostracised and lose all they desire or end the attempted control of Hong Kong with the use of violence.
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Melei is succeeding in Argentina, Trump is succeeding in the USA, get Reform into power this year and we can succeed here too.
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John Major and the Tory Europhiles caused this when they stabbed Thatcher in the back, had they not she would have had us out of the EU in a couple of years or running the EU by now.
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I bumped into Russell back in 2003, at the time I thought it was just accidental but now I realise he sexually assaulted me. Kerching.
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Only by their actions will you really know them.
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@loopwithers Successful businesses think ahead and act accordingly.
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You couldn't force rhubarb.
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Challenging you to what? to think, you can't even deport illegal immigrant criminals how you gonna force anybody else or is that Corbyn's new Stalinist plan.
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Melvin would you say it's a meaningful pastime.
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A good sense of humour is surely a requirement for enjoyment of trolling.
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@joehouston2833 A Trump win next week would put a big spoke in the wheel of the NWO plans and shorten the length of time needed to put back control into the hands of National governments. Go Trump go democracy.
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@Astronaut detective Rape doesn't happen in the EU it's been reclassified as gender phobia.
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At least it distracts people from watching the collapsing EU.
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They are not working alone.
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@pmarsh3700 Join Reform vote Reform.
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@Seerwealth Most surprisingly many British people disagree with you, admittedly the stock has been weakened with an insanely large influx of foreign races yet so many seem to think the EU is a roaring success denying the evidence in front of them! People dying in lorry containers or the British channel, multi cultural chaos and an abdication of western responsibility to run the world as was proven to be the most beneficial way by the British Empire with Christian values, we have generally speaking gone backwards for the last 50 yrs reversing this is going to be difficult but recognising the problem is a start.
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@Seerwealth If we do not break free of the EU now then I believe the UK is finished, the only light at the end of the tunnel is that the EU will also be finished soon, what that train wreck will deliver cannot really be imagined as you say live day to day forget about returning sanity to the UK and emigrate if possible.
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@debbilecornu8896 Who said shame on Reform? Early days, keep a clear head and don't be fooled.
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@Geffo555 How many EU apparatchiks have moved to oppose the British government.
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@1066BooBoy Poor old Juncker, somebody must have sobered him up and now he's complaining that von der leyen isn't spending enough on building the EU super state. He can't grasp they've virtually run out of other countries money.
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@NoName-hg6cc LOL. Projecting the EU's methods as being those of the UK just won't wash, the puffed up bag of wind that constitutes the EU commission is nearly ready to pop. Indigenous Brits would rather be poor, free and democratically governed than slaves to the globalist consumer products factory dictating every move and thought we make.
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@NoName-hg6cc Waste of time posting your childish twisted fantasy view of the UK, we are the UK we are leaving the EU and will never regret it bye bye.
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@infohound41 I don't believe it!...... People posting on here about the Tories as if they are even relevant in British politics today.
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The plan is population replacement.
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@utv5490 You don't seem in touch with reality, reports of hate crime in the UK are at an all time high and mainly committed by people under thirty I would suggest but I don't have access to the stats so can't prove it.
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@WadeWomersley Just as we thought Germany could be defeated in WW2. lol
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@generalripper7528 Germany defeated itself in WW2. Germany has gained the most by a country mile from the EU to an extent that reduces it contributions next to nothing. How much did the Soviet Union contribute to Germany's resurgence? Oh I forgot they made East Germany a basket case.
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You don't have to understand what you control but it usually results in a less than perfect outcome when it's the case. Now what does that remind me of, oh I remember of course the EU and politicians.
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@fredfreddy8684 Another lefty well versed in doublethink, ignorance is strength.
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So you're an actuall white hating, British hating Labour voter amazing.
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@Allenmayesallenmayes Inside 2 yrs it has to be.
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USA is run by the government they elect, no government is all good a lot of people have the attributes of Satan whichever country you look at. The job is to work for the good.
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Sign here to join the Stasi.
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Better not talk like that in England Mr Vance, Reforms Yusuf will report you for threatening behaviour to our traitorous police.
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@utv5490 All westerners currently staying in the Middle East are there at their own risk, if I was there I'd get the hell out ASAP.
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@gta5live443 True that would be madness.
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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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@prebenpetersen5982 Things are changing fast.
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@RomanHistoryFan476AD Don't we all.
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@specimenuncensored9121 No one in pursuit of their own self interest cares what anyone else thinks, how do you think that will turn out? Genius.
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@greathey1234 Racist
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@colinjames7569 Plant potatoes there is a good chance you will grow potatoes.
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@JackFury Don't forget to mention the Irish border it's so important just like the one between England and France that let's in half a million illegal immigrants every year to help us reach our zero emissions target by 2050.
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@JackFury The government has announced today that one thousand illegal immigrants were intercepted trying to cross the channel so far this year which probably means at least half as many have crossed undetected and the same number coming in the back of lorries or walking the tunnel, overstaying after visas expire dodgy visas and smuggled slave labourers. We really couldn't manage without our hard border.
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@JackFury Yeah if you think democracy and the rule of law is nonsense then you are ignorant, forming an orderly queue is a character trait of the British psyche and distinguishes us from the EU rabble who think it acceptable to do things such as getting up at 5am to put towels on sunbeds and the best Brits support England's cricket team. Britain has produced the most innovative individuals in modern history and Brits know what is right which is why we ended slavery and disbanded the Empire, we are ahead of the ROW in many cultural areas and Shakespeare is still relevant. No Brit worth his salt will accept becoming a citizen of nowhere, the EU has worked hard to destroy the UK with it's ideological warfare but has had more success with Greece and Italy though they are not yet defeated France and the rest of the EU will not accept the status quo much longer. Keep swallowing the BS if it suits you it's just communism with a different face and so it's failure is guaranteed.
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Come on Rupert we are waiting for you to get on board the UKIP revolution.
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@LJ-mo8jh That was part of a package signed for the UK membership of the EU, the package expires on Jan 1st 2021. As will half the EU's fishing industry unless you agree to our terms.
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@idlewild073 Almost correct, I will be on many childish comments. 😂😂😂
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The fake news just keeps getting better and better, it must be fake right cause it's not on MSM, LOL. Conspiracy? You must be joking.
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@no one J Are you saying EU states are not independent? You cannot be serious. With a single currency, centralised tax and spending authority, unitary bank regulatations and EU army what more independence could an EU state possibly desire.
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@incedofortis Many maybe even the vast majority of bame in the UK don't see themselves as British as pertaining to Britain as it is and has been and so the Britain that indigenous white and a few black and brown people know must be torn down and destroyed. In their opinion and in the opinion of a lot of white indigenous deluded upper and upper middle class people who have never had their livelyhoods or place in society questioned and are so out of touch with reality they haven't got a clue what the consequences will be if their ideas and attitudes continue to be put into practice. These are the sort of people who think that all people are fundamentally good, their ideas are responsible for the current joke that is called the British justice system, prison service and parole system. Why is it that after having their humanitarian, touchy feely, hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, ideology in place since WW2 there is more crime today than ever and police men post selfies of themselves with murder victims?
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Who are the enemies of Britain that are manning the boats to bring in the foreign invaders? Does anyone know them?
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As an English man I am sick of seeing taxpayers money given to the undeserving work shy and British hating deranged and deluded clueless comfortable classes and their lawless progeny.
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Why do people keep pretending the EU is a success, what has it been successful at other than giving Germany a favourable exchange rate for it's exports and France an advantage via the CAP. The elites have prospered at the expense of ordinary people who are rootless, powerless and insecure.
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I suppose you could add it has been successful at hamstringing the most inventive forward thinking creative western country of the twentieth century and sowing the seeds for the destruction of Europe as a continent of nation states and reducing a large percentage of their inhabitants to poverty. Apart from that the moon is made of green cheese and every conflict is solved by negotiation and a peace treaty.
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@simonbroddle754 Is there a difference.
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Hope you're right, unfortunately if we don't leave the EU we'll be buried in the dust.
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No action taken on the war crimes exposed by Assange, same old western hypocrisy.
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@psychominded3243 Me too.
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Just stop moaning and join Reform.
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@John Canon As long as we remain in the EU the sheep will be happy.
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Moron. or are joking?
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@watermelonkang True, he says all the right things and hasn't put a foot wrong yet as far as I can see. The most impressive Reform man so far.
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@ Accusations by people with agendas or thin skins are treated very seriously these days.
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@MrHorror1971 Tories have refused a pact with nigel so they can only be forced to a pact if they don't get a majority.
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@Jeanettewoods-t8v Me Too.
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@sharonreichter2537 💯
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End game.
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If you can see the EU'S similarities with the USSR you will understand why we are leaving and why the EU will not exist in anything like it's current form in 30 years time.
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And so the project will continue, turning relatively orderly countries into disorderly countries of an ever greater dystopia.
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Theresa May is gradually realising the power she has in dealing with the EU, and the country is becoming to realise we made the right choice. Their imperialist dreams will come to nought.
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@shade38211 Never trust what politicians say judge them on what they do. May said plenty about Brexit and achieved keeping the UK in the EU wonder what she really wanted I think Brino and keep her job.
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@bucketsandshims How do you like your looming future of harmonised tax rates across the EU, all states having the EURO eventually, single defence force (I imagine all states contributing an equal % of GDP per capita), enforced capital transfers from richer states to poorer ones and a recessionary economy coping with reducing emissions and open borders. Good luck to you.
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@bucketsandshims You just have to grit your teeth and pay for it Scotland will be a big drain and they don't have as much right to fishing grounds and oil as you imagine. I will enjoy watching from the outside as the whingeing Scots have their dream come true.
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@bucketsandshims You really do have a great imagination, good job history doesn't lend any credence to it.
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@millicentetsey7900 Are blacks the same as whites, are they compatible only when they are or do you just have to make allowances. For instance as a white Englishman I am used to waiting in a queue so if people from another culture who are not used to queuing all crowd around at the head of the queue should I just think oh that's ok they're foreign I'll come back and try again tomorrow or whenever.
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@millicentetsey7900 Your reply illustrates a problem, who can say what is correct and who is authorised to advise what is correct. How long should people be expected to take to understand what is correct and what if foreign immigrants do not think that is correct.
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@user-bw4vh3kv2s That's how people end up getting assaulted or stabbed old chap because under multiculturalism ideology people are free to ignore British laws and customs and anyone who says different is a waycist.
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@user-bw4vh3kv2s I think you need to wise up, Sikhs are allowed to ride motorcycles without wearing a crash helmet, Muslims are allowed to have Halal meat, two obvious examples where different laws apply or the law was changed. The police have also been told to ignore other infringements or proceed with a light touch giving rise to the current problems with drug and child abuse, basically any problems arising with immigrants are policed with extra restraint.
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@hinata365247 Thnx, pleased you agree. I don't understand why people can't see they're being played.
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@sufirodger Many years ago some well intended politicians got together to create a political party (the labour party) to improve the lived experience of the working classes of Great Britain, they drew attention to the suffering of the people and created pressure for things to change to improve the lives of these people. Over subsequent decades many of their ideas, policies and principles were proven to be detrimental to the progress of improving the lives of the working classes after initial benefits were experienced, the inflexible dogmatic attitude of subsequent politicians of lesser ability and more self interest who joined and led the party must be to blame. Nationalisation, what better example of the limits and disadvantages of a system unable to work efficiently in today's world than the NHS. HOW DARE YOU I hear you cry! I give you the reality of over £4 billion spent on legal fees and outstanding claims for negligence of £83 billion. All of the potential leaders of the labour party appear to me to be blind to reality, Jesse Phillips seemed to show more ability for pragmatism and thought than the ones left so I don't have much hope for the immediate future of labour.
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How much are we going to tolerate?
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Nice reading that again, been a few years. The potential for Orwell's vision of the future becoming a reality get's more possible every year but I see this virus as reversing the trend.
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@Oochiemoosh Time you left while you can.
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We need a great reset back to the 1960's, no multicultural laws, no benefits for foreigners, no people in positions of power other than Christians or atheists who have British ancestors from the pre 1940's at least. Independent national sovereignty and the country run on the principles of Autarky, oh how the non British and un British will cry.
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Yusuf reported Rupert to the police and Farage supports him, brilliant tactical manoeuvre to win elections 😂 pathetic.
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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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@calgarycowboy2 Might as well set sail for bongo bongo land right away then.
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@DeathToZioWarPigs We are coming together, you have lost.
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Cognitive dissonance! better not listen to J OB anymore you'll be unable to say anything relevant at all soon.
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Uncle Ted haven't you heard the internet has been taken over by malignant forces determined to rot what little brain you have left, after watching Celebrities failing to live a meaningful life.
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@VaucluseVanguard Meddling with a democracy that has stood the test is as detrimental to the future of the UK as joining the EU was, was that their intention or just coincidence?
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@jmw-qt2ih Head in the sand then.
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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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Vote Reform and maybe the right things will get done does not sound a very promising game plan to me, with Farage the compromiser in charge and Muhammed as co owner I would have to be convinced there is no alternative. Reform still look like people playing at politics to me not serious at all.
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The damage to the global multinationals, uncompetitive subsidsed failures and roaming vagabonds with criminal intent is being limited all the time
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David Ward Complete eradication is indeed possible and would have been less damaging than the last 6 months have been.
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@stuartsummers1303 You mean the remainer Tories rejected it.
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Leave alliance is just wishful thinking unless Boris pulls Tory candidates from northern brexit voting seats they have no chance of winning.
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@DivamirtaFrancisElIbrahim The choice for sane people.
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As are Starmer and Badenough.
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@YouTubemessedupmyhandle Then you are correct, just as when you say the Tory party left wing.
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He doesn't seem to be to intellectual but he's made money and seems patriotic, if he's supporting Reform he can't be too bad I guess.
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@Bilal Khalid Your comments show you have zero compatibility and understanding of western politics and ethics.
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Not including Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib, British people are on an uncomfortable learning curve to succeed we must smash the class system and the debilitating effect it's had on this country since at least the industrial revolution.
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Blind Truth You would think so wouldn't you. A communist one party state that still tries to have total control would hardly be my choice for a supplier of this tech, I just can't believe the depths of incompetence that EU membership has caused in our parliament.
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We should treat animals with the respect that accords with our interpretation of ourselves as civilised beings, meaning we should not take enjoyment in their suffering as neither do the overwhelming majority of the hunters I believe.
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@Nexus-7.0 It suits the people who have the power is the only explanation, whether that's the people elected to govern or the billionaires have the power or it's a conspiracy I don't know but it seems to be getting beyond the control of whoever thought it was a good idea.
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@lynnrobinson8102 Makes little to no material difference which Labour or uniparty WEF puppet is in No 10, join Reform vote Reform.
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She is fulfilling her remit.
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@slainesaxon3809 I'd sooner vote Green than Tory or Labour if there was no Brexit or UKIP candidate to vote for, and they really do want to crash the economy.
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@slainesaxon3809 It would take a person the calibre of Thatcher with a like minded cabinet to defeat the power of the elite who currently run the world.
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@michaeltraynor4825 He has more in common with old school conservatives than todays uniparty Tories, the Tories need more reform than Reform to be a party Rupert Lowe could join.
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@Martin K. Germany has managed to cobble together a government for now, Spain, Italy, Greece and the UK plus others are in the same trouble all because of the EU. An idiotic project to override humanities inherent contradictions that is causing more problems than would exist with a pragmatic rather than ideologically driven approach, it's all so pathetically predictable yet inevitable, if only I could escape its unwarranted and damaging intrusion on my life humble as it is.
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Nothing can change until we have a majority in parliament that supports Brexit or the two faced lying hypocrits who are there now admit they don't give a shit for anything but themselves and are going to keep us in the EU.
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You must be praying she doesn't fall on you then.
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Progress is not always pleasant and as expected.
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You mean you don't want more of the same!
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The financial pips will really be squeaking by then.
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They should be more concerned with controlling their bladders.
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Islamic religion is an excuse for sunni and shia to make war
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David Bull is what Thatcher would call a wet.
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@abeera-ahad2895 First you talk about the Quran, can you see my perspective the Quran was written by a guy called Mo a long time ago and he said he had it direct from God. I don't believe in God so to me it's just a book that's not relevant to today. Muslims have had this book a long time and built their religion around it and it doesn't seem to be of much benefit to them so you play the victim card and blame other countries for your problems. Wise up, stop looking back and trying to settle old scores get with the programme embrace progress, adopt humanitarian attitudes, female equality and British values then you will have the chance to be happy.
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@abeera-ahad2895 Pleased to hear you have a good life hope it continues for you and that things improve in the many Muslim countries where people have little or no freedom. Not believing in God works for me just as believing in God works for others the only problem with belief is when people convince themselves they have rights which supercede democracy. This is the root cause of problems with religion in western democracies, that is something for countries to handle however the majority decides, if the beliefs and behaviour of adherents to a particular faith are incompatible and conflict with our way of life then in the best interests of both they should not co exist in the same country IMO.
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@abeera-ahad2895 For what purpose would you suggest that, do you think everyone should be a Muslim?
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@abeera-ahad2895 Thanks for your honesty, what I am curious about is your view on the contradictions inherent in the Quran's explanation of the universe and the history of the Earth in light of the scientific discoveries made since it was written. I accept your opinions are sincerely held but my belief is they are the result of indoctrination that stretches back over generations I understand it's your culture and very difficult to reject. But I do not believe it is important or desirable that you believe as I do therein lies the important difference between us, all I require is that if you wish to live in my country you are prepared to obey its laws and are open and honest in expressing your aims and opinions and willing to debate them publicly.
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@abeera-ahad2895 I don't use facebook or e-mail if I can avoid it, no disrespect to you. I enjoy critical thinking but it is just that.
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@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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I think we're still waiting for the EU to tell us what to do.
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@jujutrini8412 It is if you are coming from a safe country like France or anywhere else in Europe.
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@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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@Mekahw Racism is a trait of human nature probably the result humans desire to live in societies, how it affects your actions is the important issue. The mark of a civilised person is to overcome being controlled by ones emotions and deal with people and situations on their perceived merits, and of course the perception of a civilised person would often be at odds with that of an uncivilised person or a person from a different civilisation. IMO most racial aggravation comes from different cultural attitudes and behaviour and the law is the only way to control behaviour that is acceptable in a civilised society, if the legal system and it's enforcement is not impartial then that is the problem. I do not think the law should be rewritten to accomodate non indigenous people who choose to reside in another country, of course the U S has a problem with this in that many blacks are there not of their own free will which is not a problem in the UK is it?
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@thepenultimateninja5797 Woke is holding placards saying refugees welcome here then wondering why you can't have a house, a job and why T.B. infections are on the rise etc etc.
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@MarkSiosal Not funny at all in fact, woke is a general term applied to people who are ignorant of what they espouse and there are many different aspects to woke beliefs but they all lead to the same end result. Labelling people far right is a much vaguer term and no one who uses it as any idea what it really means such that it is practically meaningless.
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@Downzy2019 Did your primary school teacher tell you then.
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@unusedsub3003 Evidence?
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@Elijah Craig White working class make up the majority in the UK, just because we want a government that represents us does not make us racist. Far from it in actual fact the racists are the ones trying to subvert the views, laws and ideals of white working class Brits. Vote UKIP you won't regret it.
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For a remainer he would make a good EU puppet.
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@SLF76-8fg The very idea of multiculturalism facilitates this situation you describe and is an abomination, all different cultures are encouraged to give just a passing regard to the laws and values of Britain and live as their culture dictates. This situation cannot continue and civil war will ensue if the dominant culture does not enforce itself on the country.
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@Frankly Frank Are you brainwashed or just a moron.
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You can't say that!😂.
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@Benzknees And threatening S KOREA to end capital punishment for trade relations, they just love to bully countries when they can get away with it, they have met their match with China LOL.
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Abs We'll leave without a deal or there will be consequences unforeseen.
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@LazlowUK Good job he wasn't a black copper my knees are getting sore.
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Jews also look a bit ridiculous to me when they have those long beards and skull caps but they're not a security risk identity wise.
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@tylerm3625 You young fucks will be older sooner than you can imagine without the benefits the boomers had, tough!
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Valerie O'Brien Why do you think she is?
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Any foreigners found without points will be lined up and shot post haste.
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@edmurth He has been working against globalism and socialism since he got into politics, you think either of those ideas will bring people happiness, they have been in control of events for the last 30 years, are they making your life better?
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@GeoffV-k1h Farage's solution is fill Reform with Tories, job done. Big payoff for Farage so he can retire from politics and become a presenter for Sly news.
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Who'd of thought.
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Trump is real and not PC, we have had enough of PC. Trump will be judged on how he does not how PC he is.
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@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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Bit late for the car industry, coal industry and motorcycle industry still better late than never.
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Why would anyone have sympathy for terrorist deaths.
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How much the EU needs the UK will soon be seen if we ever leave.
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@tonylam9548 I would hope its just Farage being expedient, join the party and add weight of numbers to make them do what's right. Until the current establishment is broken they have too much power to be completely ignored.
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The time for expediency is fast running out, faster than I thought possible.
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@victoriasantangelo2227 BUT but but I don't want to be told what to do, or what to think even if I can't think for myself. People set the parameters for the politicians that they elect, politicians always act with one eye on their own survival so we can only blame ourselves collectively for societies short comings.
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You wouldn't even notice if it did once Article 13 is passed and the EU control your access to the internet, that will be nice just like China.
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Let's drink to the hard working people, raise a glass to the humble of birth. Thank God I'm retired and my survival only really affects me and a significant other, It must be hellish to have to think about the future, trying to raise a family and look ahead to what lies in store. You have my sympathy and good wishes if you are not responsible for the s88t that is about to come down, ignorance and disinterest is no get out.
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Wild animals have the right to live as wild animals, if a fox gets into a hen house and slaughters all the hens that is okay because he is just acting in accordance with his nature. Humans have the right to behave as humans which appears to be a cause of some confusion and disagreement. I blame god personally.
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@terrytunney4089 Wish I could agree with you but not enough is known about this virus by the likes of you and me to be confident of anything other than we are told next to nothing.
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@jaunt3603 Why do Muslims live in the UK?
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@juliegregory3900 That was what the EU was supposed to be about, even she overlooked the basic facts of human nature, power corrupts especially when accountability is only to your corrupt partners. The more they centralised power into the hands of the small Brussels elite the more she fought them and would have taken us out if she could have, but she was surrounded by fools and traitors.
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@juliegregory3900 Yeah they vote on policies but they have no power over what Brussels decides to do.
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@ljt3084 Why should a soldier need charity, you're obviously someone who thinks handouts are the answer to everything.
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Approximately 50% of people want the existence of Britain as it was to exist only in history approximately 50% of other people want it to be reborn. It looks like this problem will not be solved any time soon, if ever.
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If we controlled our borders there would be no problem with illegals, if we end all laws encouraging multiculturalism and stopped all benefits for immigrants there would be far fewer immigrants here destroying our country.
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Wonder what rule changes there might be? maybe all departing member states must obey all EU rules in perpetuity.
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We are in very bad times, hadn't you noticed.
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Virtue signalling Sunak pretending he has a thin skin Lol how many rich bstards who've walked over political opponents have thin skins? 😂😂
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@stuartcrossland1746 I want to live in the USA.
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Yep, couple of small details I question like more money for the money pit NHS and bringing in new laws against hate speech etc when cancelling existing legislation would be more straight forward but overall Reforms contract is just what's needed. Sign me up.
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Trump was right when he said we should sue the EU. Italy is obligated to repay it's EU debt but it's never going to happen neither will Greece pay. Just keep singing Ode To Joy with your fingers in your ears and your eyes tight shut.
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@mysterymaverick1982 Merry Christmas to you and a happy new year.
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@markhughes8314 As long as we stick with British values, British law and junk the Human Rights farce we can sort our problems out. Reintroducing Capital punishment as our new Home Secretary favours would help.
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Carlos Saraiva British values and British law played a big part in defeating the Nazis, are you a Nazi or just a fool?
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@jaker3151 Shouldn't it be the case that if anyone is prosecuted it should only be the person who actually posted the video and also the company that broadcast the video as many people do things with friends that they wouldn't wish to broadcast?
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Shame China was a little late in recognising and admitting they had a problem and preventing people flying all around spreading covid 19.
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@rabbitwho I think even 2 weeks ago there were probably 10,000 infected maybe more the majority only get mild symptoms or are asymptomatic, the government realised this and not having sufficient testing facilities at the time tried to preserve economic performance for as long as possible while steering people to accept the inevitable. An early lock down would have created more problems than it solved due to peoples attitude toward authority today.
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Everybody loves sheep it appears, except when they disobey.
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Space Monkey Indeed it is our civilisation that is under threat and it's indigenous people who are being denied the rightful benefits of it's progress, I think the peak of the threat is over and I'm feeling optimistic.
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@KarenG.-qs7wc Some people will always find something to moan about that's how the uniparty have managed to stay in power for the last 30yrs.
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It looks like there is a chance we can get our democracy back if we do you can complain at general elections, can't wait for the return of some normality to British life.
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The country voted to leave but that has no meaning when you're in the EU, you shouldn't meddle in things you don't understand and you obviously don't understand because we're telling you so. Don't you understand you have never had it so good we will continue to tell you how it's going to be, to think you thought your opinion mattered how absurd! Just let us sort it out with your betters, Mr Junker has access to some really good wine you've paid for and the food is second to none he had dinner with that nice Mr Mandelson and Neil Kinnock only last week and we are in complete agreement. Problem solved now go back to work and earn us some money we have a lot of hungry mouths to feed.
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@jerrymchummer8549 It's the perpetrators I feel sorry for, who knows what they have had to suffer in their lives to be forced to commit horrible crimes like this. Maybe they are transgender or just identify as women if only society could be more accepting of peoples differences we would surely have much lower crime rates, I mean London is such a model of multicultural and ideological tolerance and crime rates there are the lowest in the UK, probably Scotland is a close second.
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Develop a country, a continent even, where people enjoy a good lifestyle with compatible views and ideas then come up with an idea like multiculuralism and watch everything fall apart. Confusion will be my epitaph.
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Harvel has faith that's all he needs to empower him to destroy the world if considered necessary.
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Harvel do you assume I hate Muslims? Actually I don't, life is too short to waste time hating misguided fools. I hate their faith/religion when it is practised in my country. Any harm done in the name of Allah or any freedom curtailed in the name of Allah is abhorrent and should not be tolerated. The fact I hate the Muslim religion does not mean I would ban it or persecute it's followers I would just restrict it's growth by any legal means possible. I would not tolerate any alteration to British law to accommodate it's practice and would prosecute any infringement of British laws done in the name of Islam. If Muslims object to this tough, go find a country where your barbarism is accepted or continue with civil war.
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@5888max Oh the double think! Outstanding. We are all political prisoners in the UK, otherwise we would be out of the EU by now. The EU employs physical force by proxy at the moment ie the French treatment of the yellow vest protesters, when the EU gets it's army they can be much more direct. My family may suffer short term drawbacks from Brexit due to the EU's unwillingness to negotiate a deal without conditions that mean it will have continuing power over the UK, no EU laws that maintain EU hegemony can be challenged with any chance of success in UK courts, elections are rigged by undermining national political parties with bribery.
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It's not about Brexit it's about staying part of the EU project.
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Tory government posted a budget surplus of £2billion in July the deficit is now £6billion below OBR forecast. Way to go yea, all we need now is a Labour government and we could have 3yrs of profligacy and another decade of austerity, continued EU membership and then look forward to bankruptcy.
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@connolly207 People will buy what they want to buy after they have paid their netflix, virgin, Sky, broadband and mobile contracts and other essentials to carefree brainwashed living in today's zoo or is it jungle?
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pammens miss How are the police in bonny Scotland coping with all the BLM protesters up there haven't heard any news reports lately. Oh and what do you think about Trump brokering that peace treaty between the Saudis and Israel there's been nothing on the news about that either, the lefties hate it, it doesn't fit the N W O agenda. Hope you've got easy access to guns up there I think we are all going to need them soon , hope I'm wrong.
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If only CO2 actually affected our climate more than by an immeasurable measure this conversation would matter.
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@saimirhaliti3613 Excellent point, probably easier to make that observation from outside the bubble.
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@F*** what You think Leaving the EU is the most important task facing this country at present, one thing at a time.
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@jorgeborges7707 Wrong on all points, disabled people have never before taken their place in society in every sphere of life, you have no evidence to back up your opinion and are you talking about actual numbers or a % of the total anyway? Illegally deporting British citizens? stats for the last thirty years please. If you had said causing unnecessary deprivation to British citizens through lack of immigration and implementing crazy human rights laws I would agree with you, kind of ties in to increasing crime levels too in a big way also.
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Not for the first time Tim.
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@klitschkos-usb-stick Great to see the uniparty supporters have nothing worthwhile to say, might as well vote for Reform.
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That's what Soros paid and continues to pay him for.
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They are proper toffs man, the sort I agree with, not.
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We still have our manhood, don't mistake us for the snowflake morons who get most media exposure. We may even help you out again when you're up to your neck in the shite that's flowing up the Rhine.
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That figures
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@silhouette2204 It is interesting and possibly true at least to an extent, the political puppets are effectively managers I guess. As long as the interests of the Rothschilds and western democracies are generally aligned I can't really see a problem, that is the problem we have now the interests of the EU and the countries it rules are not aligned.
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@muhammadomer4674 There is no blasphemy law in Britain so why was the teacher removed from the school in Batley for teaching religious education?
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@TreiberSeptim ''Why report the ramblings of an idiot'' People need to hear what labour party members have to say.
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@TreiberSeptim If they have access to a translator maybe.
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@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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@ScotsmanRS As an English man I hope your right.
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I do wonder what Johnathan Ashworth and Shabanah Mahmoud are thinking now.
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@stevenjones9639 We are 5th largest economy the EU is dependent on our security service and armed forces we pay more into NATO than any other European country the EU has attempted to bleed us into a dependent state and failed and we still have more people trying to get into this country than any other EU country we had more inward foreign investment than Germany and Spain combined in the last financial year our education system (private schools and top universities) attract the best in the world etc etc.
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What a pleasure it is to live in Englandistan today, to see the overstuffed hypocrites in government tell the scrimpers and savers the budget is going to make us all suffer as they look forward to their fat salaries and fat pensions, now I know how the French felt in 1789. Just imagine what pleasures await us in the March budget to come if you survive the winter.
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Yes by all means a second referendum after a minimum of ten years. If that's not soon enough for all you remainers put yourselves up at a general election with a manifesto pledge to join the EU. I'm sure you'd be welcomed with open arms provided the country is making enough (hide your eyes people dirty word coming) profit.
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@sibience This parliament has 2 years before the next general election if we haven't left by then most of these clowns won't be making decisions for this country by then.
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Stop knife crime now or I'll scweam and scweam and scweam.
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@ Nah, just carry on using taxpayers money. There's still a bit left I think.
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There is a world of countries out there who would love to take advantage of a collapsed Britain which is why your comment is silly.
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@donaldboughton8686 Agreed May is causing serious damage to the Tories credibility but in reality they have been puppets to the EU since they got rid of Thatcher as have the Labour party, even Corbyn can see that. Fortunately May has a pragmatic nature so is possibly giving rise to the best outcome by trying to appease everyone she is exposing the dire state of British politics and more people are becoming aware the EU is no friend to the UK or good for Europe's future. The Eurozone is a timebomb due to go off soon with Italy the fuse, there economy has had negative growth for the last 2 quarters and debt is 17% of GDP they need to borrow more but can't cover the interest on the debt they already have and the ECB wants to end QE which will just make everything more difficult. But then economics has always been a secondary consideration for the EU.
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@Durgesuth Many politicians have put personal ambition or greed before serving their country a problem that has escalated rapidly since our closer ties with the EU for the obvious reasons such as opacity, lack of democratic accountability and greater opportunity for greater rewards. I think fortunately our first past the post system may be our saviour if one is required, if enough of those 17+ million are prepared to vote for a brexit party at the next election that party would hold the balance of power if not outright control of parliament. Never have I seen so many political turkeys prepared to vote for Christmas.
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@timbowhalen3860 The great economic reset, aka we gotta get back control.
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We need a hard border with the EU to stop Romanian lorry drivers bringing in illegal immigrants.
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@stevemaher3600 The voice of the uniparty, are they paying you?
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@richardgallagher4880 Unlike you ay sunshine.
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@richardgallagher4880 You've been caught imitating a real person.
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@timcoakley5678 He was throwing flares into the crowd I heard, he was lucky he wasn't stabbed.
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Houston, we have a problem.
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@steven clark They've done a really good job for the last 3 years those EU puppets masquerading as British politicians and msm, we're still in the EU and giving them everything they want, but the sheep are still restless.
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HMQ And that's your considered opinion.
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@maryjones2315 You have no idea on who I look down on and your faith in collective superstitious B S seems to have corroded your perspective, give praise to the sinners without them your pious self assured superiority would need another justification.
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@ex-navyspook 100% agreed, everything else is just how and when.
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Just like the WEF Dems in the US when things don't go well they look for someone else to blame.
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When Putin first began to mobilise his forces around Ukraine what was he asking of Ukraine and the West? Was it to reinstate a democratically elected leader in Ukraine and for the West to stop militarising Ukraine with NATO and American forces? I bet the few Ukrainians who are still living wish the Americans had never interfered in their country now if they didn't think that before. Just listening to GBNews with Shaun Bailey and Mathew Larza talking about doing whatever it takes to defend Ukraine, nice to see the uniparty not pretending to be opposing one another for a change! Get your uniforms on then and practice what you're preaching girls.
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@sadsam4569 Of course it did because those Neanderthals weren't human were they? And Dinosaurs and the ice age never existed they are all fictions created by infidels as are the archaeological sites of the Minoan and Mycenae to try and deceive the minds of the chosen ones.
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@boxer8808 Get back to your primitive cave dwelling and keep reading your primitive book, we don't want to convert you to Christianity or Atheism stay a Muslim but not in a Christian country. We don't hate you just your beliefs, go in peace or stay as an apostate you have freedom of choice in the West.
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That's how we got conned in the first place.
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Rad Derry Globalist agenda pursued to benefit the few to the detriment of the many and the planet has driven policy making for the last forty years and led us to today's multicultural characterless and soul less technological dystopia, the reinforcement of democratic power, it's effectiveness and accountability is the only way I can see to improve our situation and that appears to be underway.
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Rad Derry You have to be realistic and work with what we've got, blinkered half right prejudiced and ideological views such as yours are the cause of most of our problems, from Greta Thunberg to Jeremy Corbyn the list of the deluded is very long. Strategic thinking based on logic to develop societies that meet quality of life requirements for the majority while meeting the needs of the minority should be the primary goal not as now given a cursory nod. Attempting to achieve global standards is inimical to human existence.
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A Campbell has no respect for anything as far as I can see, except maybe his own opinions.
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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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@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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@bucketsandshims And an independent Wales.
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@gethcreator751 Can you imagine the Scots whingeing when the only cooperation they can get from the UK will be what they pay for and having to use their own currency or a Euro that is coming to be valued to reflect the bankrupt state of the EU.
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@sandramutch6477 There is one choice you will certainly never have and that is whether you ever want to leave no matter what happens in the EU, your childrens future will be decided far away from the British parliament which should in all honesty no longer exist.
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@tomthomassony8607 Nothing of value is gained without sacrifice, such as democracy, freedom of speech and understanding to name three.
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@zeberdee1972 And the system today ostracises and vilifies good men to try and takeaway there ability to influence society.
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@faresmessaoud66 17.4M voters.
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@faresmessaoud66 You will indeed.
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Chris L ''Hopefully England will cry'' Dream on idiot we won't be back for continued milking your EU pampered presidents and bureaucrats are going to get a pasting once the French realise what's coming.
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@raziel3726 She really would make a great PM possibly even better than Thatcher in some respects.
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@jfongborden1 Wrong wrong wrong, the French Revolution was a national cultural revolution. Educate yourself.
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@ince0670 Ask any Jews alive today numpty.
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@samdoesvids1339 You do not understand socialism.
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@samdoesvids1339 Do some research into the state of this country and it's economy when Blair came to power and when he left. He was a disaster for this country and the cause of many of the problems we face today.
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Nah China has first dibs on N.I.
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@stephenjon3502 Go try your luck in Germany and let us know how you get on, or go to France and wave a flag for the R N.
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How do you delay leaving? Get yourself locked in the bathroom.
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@mattsmith87 LOL.
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@chrisortonb6 Tommy is toxic because the legacy media and legacy uniparty have made him toxic, the majority of voters and non voters believe Tommy is dodgy so to get elected Reform must play the P C game and appear as all things to all men. Nigel is an experienced politician, he's not playing politics he's having his last throw of the dice and I think he is our last throw of the dice. Just get Reform into power and watch the fireworks show begin.
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@chrisortonb6 For people who don't know Tommy personally it is difficult to assess him properly but easier to understand how hard he has fought our corrupt establishment.
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@BrianLesliePerry Yeah we can all see the pattern of the last 30yrs, the con socialist running down of the country, denigrating its history, Christian values and indoctrinating self destructive ideas into kids. There were some brilliant speeches from Reform people today at conference.
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Agreed, join Reform ASAP, flood the establishment with Reform minded people. It won't be a trouble free ride, infiltrators and double agents will try their best so be prepared for the tricks stay clear minded and Reform could be in power next year.
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@Millwallscottishmyth1885 The US has a 2 party system, Trump is the elected leader of the opposition party with a strong support base so he is in a strong position to say what he thinks, unlike Farage.
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@ClactonCuun Because he didn't know how to play the system and relied on the tender mercies of what goes for British justice today.
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Patrico I think Hitler changed Germany more than you would have dreamt possible if you were around at the time. Don't make the mistake of thinking the EU has more control than it really has, it is a mere child in it's progress to a self perpetuating oligarchy.
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Not much peace in Catalonia at the moment, until you crush their spirit there never will be. Then that will be a peace worth having, yes?
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@trevordaviesable Yes but we are in the EU and it's wonderful to watch the destruction of the UK and Europe, I wonder what the EU army will look like? will they march like Germans or Italians maybe a 2 step or a 3 step would be nice, personally I like the Greek approach the French approach is a bit too much rear facing for my taste.
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@StewartEvans52 The EU operates as a totalitarian autocracy with votes by the people merely a tool to make people believe they have choice, there is no place for nationalism in the EU. The only real negotiating being done by our government is how to sell the idea that we have left while remaining.It's a fascinating situation, someone Russian or Czechoslovakian I think once wrote of similar situations about communism but his name escapes me.
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@trevordaviesable Hope you have informed the unimportant members of their status and I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for Russia to become an ally they have more problems than they can handle at the moment and are virtually bankrupt to boot. If that is the mindset of EU leaders I think you are in for some hard times.
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Not necessarily, a UK with a Reform government would likely be attacked by the WEF city billionaires because of the threat they will be to their easy profits, just like they attacked after Truss won. How things would eventually turn out in the short term is impossible to say but all the alternatives are worse if you value British Heritage, freedom and democracy.
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@jjefferyworboys8138 WAS the biggest donor. There are issues I want to see sorted out with reform before the next election but at the moment they are all we have, I am prepared to wait until after the election to remove the uniparty from power but if the issues aren't dealt with they will be a short lived success and people must be prepared to look for salvation elsewhere. And that will be a lot easier after we end the status quo.
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We need some new politicians who are capable of running the country without being told what to do by the EU.
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@Yanmarka Everybody knows it's a bad deal yet still a large number of politicians will vote for it and many of those that vote against are only doing so in the hope it will lead to them gaining power. The only consensus is the one to screw joe public. What a dismal situation for the UK to be in, lions lead by hyenas.
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@charliecraig2043 Every new law on our statute since 1989.
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@charliecraig2043 Because if we need to scrap or change laws to suit our countries needs we can after we have left.
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@MisterArse 17.4 m voted, we are used to having democratic decisions carried out in this country the English have little interest in flag waving hence lack of celebration for St Georges day and the continual underestimation of this country Minty moron.
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@stoufer2000 Lefties always think there is a reason for the repetitive history of their failures other than the simple fact they're all either deluded, hypocrites or just simple. As a high percentage of the population suffer from one or more of these conditions at least some time in their lives there are sometimes enough of them to inflict the well documented damage on the country they always do.
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@daverawlinson1594 The only deal the EU have entertained to date is one that keeps us subject to EU rules, if they offer us a good deal that would be better than WTO terms without those conditions we'll take it. Until then forget it.
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@schws001 Pluse ce change, or however the French say it.
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On Brexit Boris is right, I wonder where we would be now if Gove had not stabbed him in the back. EU lovers tremble at the thought .Leaders can be saints or sinners with transformation from one to the other (such as Mandella) possible, I think it is the hypocrites who are most dangerous.
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Somebody please put the EU to bed it's way past it's time. Nation states for ever.
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A black person is a black person no personal choice involved, if a person believes choosing to be gay is not something his religious beliefs can allow him to support or accommodate in his life that should be his human right.
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SirRobin people believing they are better off in the EU is patently an act of double think for the majority.
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@andystreet4022 Control is all down to politics, how many fingers am I holding up Winston.
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What else has she been doing?
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Never say die, death or glory if it comes to it.
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Not to mention her supporters demanded she promise to stand down before the next election before she would have their vote.
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@trevordean7144 China is a communist country and doomed to reap the rewards of living with repression and tyranny, however artfully it has deluded western leaders for the last 60 yrs and perverted capitalist ideas to bolster it's previously failing economy those days are over days of decline and chaos are fast approaching.
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That's the regime for managing world trade unless you make bilateral agreements.
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No the decision on whether or not to trade is ours.
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@gianthills Who for?
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Of course we are, I'm still waiting for Europe's equivalent of the Harry Potter collection.
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Most people still don't realise how broke Britain is going to be in 8 to 10 months, I think the late 40's were comparable with what I expect from what I've heard but we didn't have hordes of 3rd world aliens in the country back then.
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@Declan-pg8cg How dare you tell people of faith they are deluded, I have faith I will win the lottery next week every week since I've been playing it and don't tell me I'm wrong.
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@PanglossDr The problems of the Middle East lie in the past you say, that's OK then as we live in the present.
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Get back in your burrow you poor thing, it's a big bad world out there.
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@ppralev I bet you think you are.
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@Alfa&Omega 00000 Wrong about what? We want full control of our money, laws and borders it's not difficult to understand.
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Shock EU decision to ban member countries football teams participating in the world cup, after saying too much expression of overt nationalism does not comply with EU aspirations!
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The subsidies go to renewables for wind turbines built in China and rare Earth minerals mined in China or in Africa for Chinese interests. Subsidies on oil 🤣 you're having a laugh, have you seen how much tax is taken off oil companies.
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It's not a nightmare, stop dreaming its reality and we have to change it.
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Wake up while there is still time.
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@shelleysteer6566 Get well soon.
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@4adiarmuid Just say no to racism such as giving priority to illegal immigrants for receipt of benefits paid for by those who don't receive any.
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@bond8436 Why anyone would worry about Christmas with regard to consumption is a part of the problem.
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@Will591 It was a strange reply, she asked if he deserved to die? All I can say to that is if you decide to live outside the law you cannot expect the law to protect you. That applies to the legal system and the laws of society.
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@Bluewizard35728 Of course the police see less crime on the street there are les police on the street to see crime and they don't even recognise people driving /riding vehicles under age without licences or insurance as crimes until an incident occurs. Also many drug related crime is not prosecuted today as it was previously, although I support change to the drug laws it still affects the stats.
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@theculturedthug6609 The ethos of the people has to be changed for them to understand the benefit of being able to do real work and contribute to the benefit of others and to the country, and the pointless endless red tape has to be swept away, taxes on individuals reduced so that the virtuous circle can do its work. No benefits for anyone who hasn't worked for at least 5 years and been a net financial contributor to the country over that period, foreign charities with bosses on salaries over £35k per annum should have their tax exemptions cancelled. The changes we should make are numerous and will save billions.
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Starmers army is on its way Starmers army is here to stay And I would rather be somewhere else but here today London is full of Arabs We could be in Palestine Or overrun by the Chinese line
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@SAHBfan Sure, that could come back to bite him just have to wait and see. First get rid of the uniparty and work out the details after, we the real British people must unite and make Britains future ours.
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All those economic migrants and refugees will feel right at home.
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It must be so inspiring to work in an organisation where honesty, truth and integrity are so endemic. Who elected Bill Gates and Soros?
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@laska747 Yeah too right Bro, who the fk wants to work keep bringing them immigrants in we can always find somewhere to stack em, have they rebuilt grenfell towers yet. Peace and love everyone salaam aquella wotsit or whatever.🙄
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@anasel7660 Enjoy your recession do you think it will be a long one or will China own you soon.
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Join the party.
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It's a larf aint it jeffex
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@didierlemoine6771 No majority in parliament for a no deal is irrelevant the majority of the government supports a no deal, so--- goodbye EU.
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@didierlemoine6771 In your dreams.
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Godspeed Rupert, Trump is quite rightly increasing costs and reducing returns for countries and investors from those countries who are anti capitalist in their policies and tax structures. Our financial situation will go downhill drastically over the next 2 years, countries will blame anyone and anything but themselves.
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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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@ironmonger27 All the EXPERTS told Thatcher we couldn't take back the Falklands, Scotland has received more foreign investment into it's financial services industry in the last 12 months than anywhere else in Europe, (I wonder why when they're leaving the EU?), the EU wants the UK to put tariffs on EU imports just as the US is readying to do the same. Time to wake up and smell the coffee much nicer than the BS.
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As right as catholic priests.
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Tim baby you might have to move to an EU state to have the benefits of living under a Totalitarian Autocratic regime.
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I'm getting really P-------d off hearing people who are not suffering any financial hit telling everybody what a difficult time we are facing, if they don't start sharing out the losses and refunding the country we deserve a bloody revolution. I'm thinking of public sector workers like council officials, TV presenters and the like earning £80k a year and a lot more while others are facing losing everything. It cannot be allowed not to mention illegal migrants on the gravy train.
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@tonyclack5901 Work ethic and desire to permit as much freedom as possible.
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@godislove8740 It's always too early to panic.
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No no they're doing there best for us, they really care about hard working law abiding white people like farmers, Welsh steel workers and retail workers. I heard the Labour front bench even donated some of the recent £800k of freebies they've had to charities.
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Hah that's what they produce, chaos.
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An independent UK once again, well who'd have thought! Go Frosty go Boris, England never never shall be slaves.
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Oh look Starmer is on the TV ! Has he gone yet.
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@skootyboy123 I've just been listening to another pathetic idiot on Bloomberg TV this morning a senior economist for Deutsche Bank he says the UK will suffer much less than the EU if we leave without a deal and it would be better for the UK than leaving with a deal that restricted our economy. He also said our economy has a thriving tech sector unlike the EU and foresaw Germany and the EU in recession in the second half of 2020 with the EU having hardly any tools to help he was more worried about Europe than at any time since 2008. But then he's just a senior economist with a German bank what would he know?
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Zelensky has as good as admitted he was only put in place to get Ukraine into NATO, he said once that is achieved he will stand down. That's it folks all you need to know, doesn't a coin throw about 1.5 million dead.
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145,000 members now and still growing fast, the uniparty are finished the new government is waiting.
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Microwave The reasons for the riots are very different, the riots in Hong Kong have been caused by another countries interference in Hong Kong, the riots in the US involve only US people.
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Microwave I don't think they're pointless otherwise they wouldn't occur, trying to analyse exactly what is causing them would be a benefit to everyone. Maybe some people know but are happy to keep it to themselves to see it continue.
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Microwave That's probably true for the instigators and some of the participants, why do the media have to make so much out of it.
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Microwave Maybe or maybe some have divided emotions, don't blanket statement judge each on their merits.
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Your propaganda gets less effective month by month and your EUtopian nightmare is fading fast.
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Age 16 is the age of criminal responsibility, he could have been named if the government had wanted him to be.
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@MrC.1990 Its treason.
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Neilhuny. Deluded yesterday, deluluded today, deluded tomorrow, probably deluded forever.
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@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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@utv5490 If talk could do it politicians would have gone to another universe.
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No these people are under the protection of the law because they're breaking it.
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Your comments are farcical, you obviously understand nothing about economics. Under the last Labour government growth rates were higher lol, growth rates of debt you mean why did they leave with a note to say the money is all gone.
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@colinellesmere There is no system to date that has created wealth like democratic capitalism, you can argue about how to manage such a system but trying to change to a new system because you don't have the capability to run the only proven system for creating wealth to achieve your goals is the reason Labour governments have never and never will be successful.
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@colinellesmere I agree with the main tenets of your comment apart from saying no UK party is aiming to change that. The labour party was created to change it, it has only tolerated capitalism for reasons of expediency sometimes with more enthusiasm than others, born from the justifiable class war era it has never evolved to fight the battles it needs to fight in the world of today. Just as many in the upper classes have not evolved to be useful in the world of today, the monarchy, the House of Lords and other peculiarities of our institutions giving sustenance to their existence. Hopefully Brexit will give us the drive to reform to create something better than the current ping pong party politics and continual failure to concentrate on and deal with the issues that create the systemic failure that has affected people and industry in the last century and this one. No wonder conspiracy theorists find so much support.
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@edaleman2758 The state will provide, from cradle to grave you will have nothing and you will be happy.
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@jasonjanoyblahaloverboy3005 It's not just women who have a cervix said the transgender to the other lady in the womens changing room, you show me yours and I'll show you mine.
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Interesting point, I think the turnout should be a lot higher than previously though.
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@JesterEric As I said if you want to stop far right terrorism take away the cause.
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@garsm2290 I didn't say the brains of the English I said our politicians had taken pay of the EU and swallowed the BS. The same BS and distortions of thought you are attempting here.
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@garsm2290 Oh you really have got it bad haven't you the EU must feel like a messianic idea to you and you can't accept any criticism of it's fundamental faults such no direct democracy for people in it's control or financial chaos the Euro has created. It's really such a joke like all religions it defies logic.
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@garsm2290 Not including MEP's and their staff legal advisers etc etc, how many people are involved in transferring operations between Strasbourg and Brussells every 2 weeks or whatever it is, not to mention the cost and pollution of continual meetings for heads of the various states.
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@shaun3473 You axed for it.
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@rodhayward836 You're comment is too steeped in EU logic for comment on Brexit.
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@hankthetank3065 Anyone for tennis.
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@rodhayward836 Ha Ha as if it really matters the EU looks like 5 years from self destructing anyway let's just sit back and watch the show. These second rate gormless British politicians and corrupt EU oligarchs cannot possibly fail to create the biggest debacle since the fall of the Roman Empire. Brexit is just the warm up act I can't wait for the main event, the inevitable is inevitable.
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The very fragrant unelected fondalyin is very happy.
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@thenorfolkst Vote Reform.
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As Rupert says the ignorance and detachment of the establishment from the people today is monumental.
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You can fool some of the people all of the time etc.
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@BillPinkNye To every action there is an equal and opposition reaction.
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Franky Desmond your a dying breed.
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@nemosays2258 We've tried the rest now try the best vote UKIP.
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@DUDULALALALALALA They're not doing a very good job of controlling you then sunshine, or Iran or Saudi or China.
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Rats in a sack is the image that comes to mind, selecting a government out of that lot is a tough task.
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@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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@janeminwell4395 The EU poison has infected much of the UK but it's not a terminal situation yet, we might make it by the skin of our teeth. Just like WW2 in a way only now they have made our country into a P O W camp, talk of crashing out is a misnomer we are breaking out we never crash.
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@paulfrancis6059 Chukka is a buffoon and hopelessly naive, talk about giving the vote to 16 year olds how old is he and still not a clue. He was naive to join the Labour party even more naive to join Change UK and now has found his true home in the naive party.
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@nickryder9669 Are you payed or just a foreigner?
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She's trying to keep her options open for the future.
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@saphiratoor5278 They are not going to Afghanistan are they.
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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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Let's have a referendum to see how many people want another referendum.
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@mickhardstaff6605 The uniparty have been cooperating since 2020 or longer, Thatcher was the last British P M.
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@mikerayson-q2t Far from everyone strange view of history you have.
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@indacage271 At least o'brien provides a useful service in assessing the chances of Brexit, the level of hysteria and length of his monologues are a great indicator.
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@civis.revixit Keeping to the terms of the WA is the only reasonable explanation for continuing the talks, January 2021 will tell us.
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@civis.revixit There are always enemies, the EU is the enemy of all European countries.
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Sorry to break it to you Manuel but there will be nothing to come back to soon.
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Not too difficult an achievement really.
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Radley2612 Shamima for PM, you know it makes sense.
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What powers were promised to Scotland that have not or are not in the process of being devolved? Changes and reforms are continuously happening in the EU take your seat for the next fight between Macron and Germany over equal sharing of the debt for all the colonies. If we had remained in the EU the responsibilties of our B O E and parliament would become tiny after we would have been forced to have the Euro.
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@jamesholliman6859 So many people complaining about the state of this country if they are right why do so many people in the rest of Europe die to get here.
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@leet.s9213 What's all the fuss over the Tory fact check site on twitter? Did they get the facts wrong or is that unimportant.
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Nigel is his own best friend. There is only one way out and that is with UKIP at the moment don't delude yourself.
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@mr.shankly Farage has shown he can't be trusted.
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@isobar5857 It's the only option I can see.
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@richardw7959 Buy a cottage in Wales and come home to a real fire!
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The lack of courage prevalent in our current leaders will be our epitaph unless we decide otherwise, drastic action is required hopes and prayers will not suffice.
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@saturupiah5940 A curious place indeed ethnic Chinese people who don't appear to identify as Chinese culturally and speak English, I don't recall hearing of any terrorist acts from the Muslim population, it seems to be a country where much could be learned about successful governance.
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@kayem3824 Issues can be resolved after we have left, why don't Remainiacs get it?
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Nigel should take encouragement from this.
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The way you feel, and we all know feelings are more important than facts. (to fantasists)
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@daveyturner100 The Labour party has such a long history of success I can't understand how they ever lost power, Brown was right when he called that woman a racist bigot I can't understand how the working class don't support Labour. They must be thick yeah.
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@catherinemartin6258 How are things inside the asylum?
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@graemeroberts7367 You must have mastered time travel, well done.
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@catherinemartin6258 Which bits of todays news do you think points to your life being more comfortable and enjoyable soon. People in Wales are all depressed at their living standards under Labour. Tata are threatening to close down the last high quality steel making facility in the UK earlier than scheduled if the workers go on strike. B P are ending involvement in new offshore wind energy installations because they're a waste of money. Some Reform supporters expressed their anger at their government helping invaders into their country. Or maybe you think people don't have countries they're free for anyone to enjoy as they see fit?
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alta8029 200 stabbings year to date in Croydon alone as reported by R4 Today, defund the police 😂.
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@ClactonCuun Spoken like a true uniparty faithful.
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@gruntymchunchy1527 UK Govt plans come from varied sources and are frequently not followed.
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Trump and Reform, the only way to save the West.
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@alexbramhill5737 Glad I managed to uptick your comment before it was removed like mine was, as are most of them.
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''I was so much older then I'm younger than that now'' I guess that means the young should get to vote.
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@chrisgray9807 Oh you welcome people do you, people such as the followers of that religion created by a paedophile in the Middle East or the slave traffickers hiding behind the sob stories of refugees, well good for you I hope they're your neighbours.
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So Angry There are many question marks for me around Farage but he has been influential in getting us to vote out and for that I thank him.
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Can you believe what the globalists have done to the UK and Europe its almost destroyed by the influx of foreigners.
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@markhaynes7774 Don't you realise that with a lock down in place Spain has over 9,000 deaths in the last 3 weeks and likely to have 13,000 after another week if the lock down flattens the curve if not 15,000 without the lock down there would be many more.
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@T Kelly So I am a rarity then getting 80% pay to stay at home.
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Ann Widdecombe, more common sense than Corbyn and all his Labour party numpties put together.
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I thought it was a great show, can't wait for the next episode.
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@therefreshed5887 Never mind, did you get triggered.
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@frogscotch19 Happens to me often too.
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@biddlybongdavinport5995 Thankfully it's not just the UK that is in chaos it's the whole world minus a few small pockets of serenity such as Switzerland still holding out, climate change may be a necessity to wipe out humans and reset the habitation of planet Earth.
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@biddlybongdavinport5995 I would prefer to humanise the elite and have their empathy, I guess that would mean a little levelling of opportunities and living conditions which as far as I can see will only come through better education of the masses and A I which will involve many great changes in how we live. The alternative would be some kind of dystopia I guess.
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@johnkeller6063 I will also have my own austerity policy to buy as little as possible that is subject to vat, and if possible I would emigrate to the US.
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@garsm2290 So you agree the withdrawal agreement was a mere EU confection that was at best the first step to forcing the UK to facing the reality of EU membership and either acquiescence or a political revolution to end the EU's rule over us.
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@garsm2290 The EU is a dogs defecation.
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@hittitecharioteer As is Trump.
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@julianshepherd2038 Her's a crime number, now go away.
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@aleks71438 British people need to know about this, the time for party games is over. Join Reform.
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@DoomNedwob That's the beauty of living in a land where you still have a modicum of freedom and choice, enjoy it while it lasts. It won't be long if Starmer survives the year out, I doubt you'll be able to buy any car soon.
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Here have a lollipop, now vote labour. How much does it cost? We'll let you you know later. But how much does it cost? Well quite a lot actually in fact your kids will probably still be paying for it in 20yrs time. But doesn't it taste good. You don't believe me take a look at Venezuela after years of socialism, a country with one of the worlds highest oil reserves they are just now trying to sell 1bn$ worth of bonds due in 2036 for which they will have to pay investors 11bn$ over that period. Note to the next government ''sorry the money has all gone''
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I agree with a lot of your opinions but China is in early transition stage hope they continue making the right choices. I cannot fathom the future of the USA but in my view the UK is finished if we fail to regain independance from the EU superstate.
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The transition I was thinking of was from Totaliitarian Dictatorships to free thinking Democracy. Not a system that answers all questions but one that works for the majority. In historical terms these changes are very recent and so far very encouraging. I think there is too much globalist thinking today and not enough thinking.
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Rocky Wang I presume you mean the Chinese as a nation will not be ignored only if China is strong which is largely true. If that strength is used wisely then it can be seen as agreeable to the west and result in closer co-operation and mutual benefits, unfortunately people are human and can easily become their own worst enemies.
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Just noticed ''The transition in politics is much slower than that in the economy'' so apt for China at the moment the problems start when economic progress enables politics to progress for its own ends.
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Antifa or fascist two sides of the same coin, danger is no stranger to civil society I believe the majority in this society know what is right with luck and the right leadership we will thrive. Strange that what's right is right what's left is wrong it appears generally. In respect of economics anyway.
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That would be a good way to right historical wrongs, make this country uninhabitable, wreck it's educatation standards and NHS and deprive the world of the British presence. You trust parliament, which parliament is that then? The British parliament has little say in the way our country works today which is why it is so out of touch with the feelings of the majority of it's indiginant population. You just keep telling yourself people didn't know what they were voting for LOL.
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because we are all bleeding heart masochists
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Magdalena Valentina Feru. Thank you for your comments and your patience, unfortunately EU fanatics are the same as marxists and other people of faith, facts are all fake news to indoctrinated sheep. They have this cloudy idea impregnated in their malfunctioning brains that lifes problems will be sorted out by the EU without realising that countries are people with needs individual to their particular cultures. They must have limited vision to not recognise that the EU project is (fortunately for us) inviable as life would be hell for the majority were it to come to fruition. Brexit had to happen sooner or later hopefully the referendum has given back to ordinary people the understanding of the importance and power of democracy and will lead to the death of the EU as it is constituted today.
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What evidence do you have of Tory legislation that directly damages workers rights. Workers rights are strengthened by having a strong economy with competition for jobs, you have to be a worker to get workers rights. Workers living standards are higher in free market capitalist democratically regulated economies.
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@chrisgray9807 I left out the word developed, my apology. Do you expect the whole world to suddenly be transformed to first world status as soon as they begin to emulate us, we have enough trouble maintaining our own status while flooding the country with aliens who demand more from our infrastructure in a lot of cases than the people who paid for and built it.
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@chrisgray9807 When I lived in a commune many years ago it was utopia until one guy and a couple of women decided they were better at doing some jobs than others.
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@chrisgray9807 Yeh there I go spending the money i've earned and invested, enjoying my independence and laughing at people who think they're going to find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Not that it's all their own fault they have probably been let down by their parents, socialist bullshit and the prevailing attitudes of the wishy washy media and activists who don't know the meaning of compound interest or that 2 + 2 sometimes makes 5 stabbings.
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@chrisgray9807 No I don't think you ever will, too bad for you.
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@chrisgray9807 There you go no more than I would expect, you own 3 houses so you are depriving 2 families of houses and adding to the housing price spiral. Is your volunteer work aiding the homeless you've helped to create? Your relative wealth has been squandered on personal benefit rather than risking it in providing capital for people trying to start a business to benefit the community. Or does Gray man speak with forked tongue because he is a mug by his own definition.
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@zvxcvxcz The EU is not democratic and Britain's democracy will never be destroyed by the Tories or anyone else, the EU have come at least as close as Hitler did in his attempt one can only assume that's all part of their plan but who really knows the plans of those who strive for omnipotence.
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Yeh she was too honest and overestimated the electorates intelligence.
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So you think the class war has a way to go yet? we must get rid of the rich so we can go back to the land and scrap all this tech stuff.
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Well said, how come we get hardly any information from the media on our EU PARTNERS such as why the 50% unemployed young in Spain aren't availing themselves of the wonderful employment oppurtunities created by the EU.
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Yes many probably created for some of the millions of immigrants who have come to the UK in the last 30yrs. After all UK people are now nearly all university educated after Blairs education agenda for two terms of office. But enough of the UK lets celebrate the EU with it's mountains of non performing loans.
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Did you just watch bbc news on Venezuela now talk to me of UK austerity. If Corbyn attains power be afraid be very afraid.
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moss pally. What a sheltered life you must lead.
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His whole life has been worse than useless.
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You're not disparaging an honourable member surely?
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@the_Kurgan Money and power is their religion, the others are the demented or deluded LGBTQ+1!@£$^'s and non Christian faiths.
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@GeorgeMorgan-w9y No not really they are trying to gain power by appealing to as many people as possible, I think he has misread the feelings of the majority and made a mistake, Widdecombe spoke and got it wrong, Tice and Ben Habib got it right. There might be a bit of infighting before but hopefully after they gain power but if we are all members we can make sure they do our bidding.
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No change there then, just like they all do now
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It is key to the future of western society that the complaints of one or two hospital cleaners are given national exposure.
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@GameOfEnder Yeah that tiny island that the EU is so desperate to extinguish by absorbing it into it's dystopian empire.
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Everybody apart from the governments we have had for the last30 years is responsible for the riots.
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@jjefferyworboys8138 I disagree, countries don't have to export to be self reliant. What do mean by also exports? A country that's self reliant wouldn't need to import.
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Ocean of knowledge!
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Kevin Munch. You seem to have a very simplistic understanding of international affairs, Italian borrowing rates are rising because of the risks of default, Germany and the ECB have been milking Italy and other EU states for decades, that source of income is coming to an end along with many other sources it's like watching someone attempting to bail out the Titanic with a bucket. I suppose life inside the EU bubble is well insulated from reality until it gets popped.
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Phil The Messer How would Jeremy dress if he became PM a red hooded cloak with white edges or a fairy godmother tutu with pointe shoes? I prefer the latter, more in keeping with our gender fluidity these days.
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@Movenpick - Sea Fun Divers Could you translate in English.
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Kyle Jones They wouldn't have to change anything to achieve that now would they.
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@GamingMattStyle Yet with the UK's unwritten constitution they are able to exercise an undemocratic political power over our democratic procedures.
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By a long way if you're only counting Ukranians, way down if you count yanks in their filling their boots.
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The EU is so good all the immigrants want to come to the UK. The UK is so bad the EU are trying their hardest to stop us leaving. Lol.
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J and M We went to the cliff edge and turned back LOL now it's time to put some distance between us and thoughts of stupidity, I think even Corbyn was scared at the finish.
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Jon Barton In your fantasy utopia world of course, none of those ills exist do they just like in err ???? The closest places to your paradise at least don't have food banks they just have people starving.
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If we don't wake up a few more people there will soon be no havens left where decent people can enjoy a decent life. Banksy should go down with his ship.
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@jasonsytsma9367 Will enough wake up to their plans is the question, fear and misinformation through MSM will keep many inert. It feels very dangerous these days, as a last resort if they come for you you have your weapons.
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Every issue or non issue that can be skewed to make Brexit a bad thing will be broadcast relentlessly until we leave that corrupt Zoo they call the EU.
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@richardsmith2825 England will initially save a lot of money, what they do with that bounty afterwards is anybodies guess.
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We might even charge a divorce settlement.
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@pfox3024 Make reality a soap opera that will keep the sheep quiet.
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The more successful the soap opera becomes the bigger it gets so the greater the rewards for the actors (politicians), have to turn it off now though it's time for bed. Oh I forgot you can't turn off reality.
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If you listen to what has happened in Syria over the last 30yrs you can see what would be in store for us if we don't get rid of the totalitarian tyrants hiding behind the mask of globalism, multiculturalism and progress
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We don't need Tory defectors who just want to hang on to their positions, any who want to join Reform must have a proven record of demonstrating support for Reforms values. Anyone new to politics made of the right stuff will win for Reform.
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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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@rollerskeezer3325 You have to be aware of where you go and the people you meet just as women should be, when evil people are caught they should be dealt with appropriately as agreed by the majority of society. That is why if we had a referendum on capital punishment it would get majority support.
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It's only just started, it will get much worse. Musk was right sorry if you didn't already know.
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@alunhughes2632 Power to the people, everyone should be in charge at least for a day.
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Oh so many fucked up liberal heads LOL.
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I'm confident at least one of the 27 will veto a decision to give the UK an extension.
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@sophiemiller6711 The evidence is clear, Khan said white people no longer represent London (they just built it and pay for it) Khan represents London.
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@kathcolapinto4640 And now the cats out of the bag and it's got covid 19 it didn't get locked down.
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The most telling comment I heard from one of these Nobel Laureates on LBC in conversation with James O'Brien was that Britain was good at science and he had been unable to figure out why, maybe it was something to do with the weather he said. Which I interpret as meaning you should stick with what you know and leave democracy to the majority, some things are beyond your sphere of expertise.
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Magical thinking?
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@calvinjaynum1767 There should be no need for speculation, the facts should be made known but that's only the case when perps are not of foreign ancestry. Strange that don't you think?
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@jamessurnamepending1239 Oh you know him do you, how many people have you killed?
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@alan.imangue How many girlfriends did Bundy murder.
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@alan.imangue One Adolphus (he whose name must not be mentioned caused the death of millions and Stalin killed even more, why haven't we banned politics?
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Marriage problems are said to have a devastating effect on peoples sanity.
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The EU wants a border it's EU's problem
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Great there's no issue then
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I agree some maybe be many in ROI have hate in their hearts and heads full of historic injustices which can never realistically be assuaged. Hopefully their number and influence will decrease in time. We need to keep talking to any reasonable people there just so they know there is always an alternative to oneupmanship etc.
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And stop buying goods from every other independent country in the world too, they always want to be even handed don't they.
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What do you mean the proven workable solution of staying in the EU? Time for some people to wake to the new reality. As the EU negotiators say they give instructions for the UK government to follow. Arrogant bastards that they are. This party's only just started.
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And ignoring the will of the majority of UK voters in the referendum it appears.
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The UK government is not a dictatorship because they can be unelected. A proven workable solution cannot be offered if the EU refuse to accommodate it.
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When the UK has agreed the future terms of the relationship it will have with the EU that will apply to the relationship Northern Ireland will have with ROI unless Northern Ireland agrees a different arrangement.
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Northern Ireland will get what it wants
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Skodaman2 I see China is gearing up to invade Taiwan, hope that doesn't mean they'll be breaking any international treaties!
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Skodaman2 Totally agree.
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@veronicakelly3245 Hope you're right.
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Scrap the globalist Tory puppet party, Reform are the only party that have forced the Tories to talk different but they will carry on as before rinsing us and destroying the country. Vote Reform, join Reform and take our country back.
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Better than sucking on the teat of capitalism while stopping anyone else having a share.
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@NA-gf1zy Thanks for taking the time to point out a few of Corbyn's actions that make him unsuitable to be a UK politician, It's time Corbyn's history was made into a documentary for TV.
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We didn't beat little Adolf and his boys to live under the same psychopaths today, Reform are just the rallying point.
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I hear Sir Alex who wrote the report has now resigned, hope he's ok, poor thing, it's a bad time to be out of a job and looking for work. Does anyone know if he's signed on at the dole office or is he pension age?
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I voted UKIP because the election of MEP's is meaningless apart from sending the message that the UK still wants to leave the EU and because they are not given a fair hearing, the Tories have until October 31st to prove they believe in democracy if they do they may get my vote at the next election if not I shall continue voting for UKIP.
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@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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@TorianTammas Hey is that right? The EU have been asking Trump for advise on constructing a hard border in Ireland.
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Breaking news president Trump is a zombie and Washington is under marshal law, ethnic Indians are reportedly safe from infection and taking control.
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Thank you Bev for all your effort.
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Otis De Marie Did they actually declare independence? If they did then Spains actions are understandable but if they merely held a referendum!
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@alantracy6757 The EU has really screwed up Europe it seems, I wonder if it can ever be straitened out. I don't think it will be for decades if ever, it would be a start if the UK could extricate itself from the mire then who knows what may be possible.
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@hansouth2355 Sovereignty is just an expression of one power of authority, there are many ways to wield power without having sovereignty which the EU has done successfully to date. UK democracy bestows on the government to bulldoze the rights of any minority it wishes for up to five years.
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@pedroperez6676 I don't suppose they would argue that point, all they want is sufficient autonomy.
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@pedroperez6676 I do not pretend to have personal experience or deep understanding of Spain or Catalonia, what you describe is very much like the situation with Scottish SNP and their supporters and the UK, many Scots have an endemic hatred of the English does that parallel Catalonia and Spain? Brexit provides an excellent lever for the SNP to use to incite this hatred but the majority of Scots will not be manipulated as the English government deals fairly Scotland. The Spanish government appeared to overreact to Catalonias actions and increased tensions on the face of it, it pays to use diplomacy rather than force when possible.
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@pedroperez6676 Yes I can see the difference but the way the law has been upheld may have stored up problems for the future, that is the consideration to make before deciding what action to take. Maybe they got it right, time will tell I guess.
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Support UKIP, vote tactically.
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@allanscott3513 Talking about working on this problem globally from where we are at the moment is just stupid, countries have to get themselves virus free first before they start thinking about other countries. A semi lock down is just another route to herd immunity anyone who get's the virus here in the next 3 months has my sympathy.
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@paulclairethomas1344 Same old socialist ideology, us and them. Look at Blair if you have a strong enough stomach, Tommy Robinson would probably make a better PM.
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@BulletProof_Viking He's not lying now though, 5,000 illegals since getting elected and proud.
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Suzie.q Popcorn123 Glad you mentioned Saville he was in at the start of the destruction of much that the BBC was good at, and that process has pretty much run it's course it seems to me. Change was inevitable to society in the sixties but the pendulum always swings too far I wonder how far it will swing back when it begins, I suppose it depends how much longer it keeps moving in it's current direction.
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Suzie.q Popcorn123 The illuminatie may exist to a greater or lesser extent than we know or merely as a nod and a wink among powerful friends, I prefer to think about things that appear able to affect my country and my life.
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Why keep talking about about Britain, it doesn't exist in any historic meaningful sense as long we let the EU have control. Suck it up millenials your future is being dictated by people you have no power over and have little interest in your lives.
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@JAR-jy9fg Such a pity Scotland ever agreed to join the union, they should have carried on fighting. With the help of the French they could have won and the UK would be an important part of the French empire and avoided the need for the creation of the EU.
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Breaking news, WEF elites have instigated a suicide watch on Kier Starmer.
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@alanjones6359 Starmer is just the same as every other Labour leader has been since Wilson at least, a weak minded globalist, power mad dreamer.
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@chkldstgee2433 Because they didn't need to be, its not rocket science. Check with Musk if you need to my little chickadee.
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@cesium alloy I see the EU falling into disarray.
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I have to agree, he did manage to restrain himself from spouting the usual bullshit he must have been a little in awe of someone of the left with more experience and intelligence than he will probably ever have.
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@ChristineParkinson-ek1ll Tories learnt a lot about lying from Blair, feel no shame much of our money has been spent on deceiving us but when you know you know. Vote Reform UK.
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@SW-tw8rf 18 seats is the last projection for Reform's seat tally, that's at least triple what it was a few days ago if it triples again before election day the end is in sight. Nigel and his team will expose the puppet show every week until break.
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@pip1723 Big on details little on promises is the truth I think you'll find.
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@snafutube Life on planet snafutube must be one long holiday of pointlessness.
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@chrisso871 Better than living in England today if you're working class.
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@chrisso871 Tories are socialists have been since the 90's, labour councils are going bankrupt at a fast rate. Enjoy paying more taxes under Labour until the whole Ponzi scheme implodes.
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J and M Couldn't have put it better myself.
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Wili Wds True.
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@RabbiMalahkYah Lot's of people are calling it out as it is, some have been jailed for being a bit direct in their language and unsophisticated in matters of the law. The reality is that none of them have the remotest chance of getting voted in to power.
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@DbXndnfn My father fought for this country never mind my grandfather and he never criticised me so guess again.
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@DbXndnfn 🤣 He hadn't got your special powers sweetie.
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You have a choice as do I trust the Russians or trust the British Government. My life is pretty tolerable here in England so I know who I trust.
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No you got it all wrong the past only exists in written records and in peoples memories, rewrite history and control peoples minds and it never happened.
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@barriewilliams4526 Worrying can be a precursor to action, that's it's only purpose I guess. Praying maybe the same, it depends on whose doing the worrying and the praying I suppose.
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@DavidHosking-g4o Boris was a very good con man as was the clankerbot, all politicians today are to a greater or lesser extent. Nigel could not be certain of victory back then and Boris seemed to be the safe option, hindsight is very revealing and we all no better now. Nigel could be controlled opposition and a very good conman too, if that's the case Reform are not meant to be allowed to win. There are too many right thinking people such as Ben Habib, Rupert Lowe and Lee Anderson plus the vast majority of the party members, We have to elect a Reform government carry on as we are with the Peoples Party of Judea, fighting the Judea'n people's party, fighting The Judea'n National Front. So anyone who wants things to continue to get worse for us just keep fighting amongst yourselves.
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@DavidHosking-g4o If it's talk you want there are plenty of people to get it from.
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Just because countries return to being self managed does not the countries people have to refuse to do mutually agreed deals.
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The important thing is to have the decisions agreed by the people whose future will be dictated by the deals done not just by the dealers trousering s--t loads of cash and benefits, why has China progressed so much in the last 30yrs? Because the West's globalists made a quick buck and the West's workers made an equal loss in their living standards security and freedom.
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When the herd is immune either through a cull or a vaccine or can be treated successfully with an anti viral drug or a combination of all three, that will be about 18 months in my estimation. there will be periods of relaxing the lock down when the NHS has sufficient capacity to handle a surge and then further lock downs as required to slow down the spread as the government has stated.
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You mean the ones who set the rules for the campaign and control the media and dictate who is investigated and what gets the most scrutiny and publicity.
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@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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Great to listen to an un indoctrinated thinking human, wouldn't agree with him on many things I guess such as socialism being beneficial because its clearly not , but the debate is the way to knowledge and he clearly wouldn't be tolerated by Facebook, X maybe.
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Cosby for president
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Roundhead or Cavalier, Globalist or Nationalist. If you can't see it then you'll have live it in ignorance. It's not up for debate its not right v left anymore its right v wrong, how wrong do you want it to be.
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Locked in the back of a refrigerated container.
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Geeronimo99 That tosser thinks he is talking to the plants when he talks to his land management teams and the food is for the select few.
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@asambrook76 It is the difference between an asset that is providing something that is essential for the health and well being of the nation including the countryside and an asset which mainly provides for the wealth of the individual.
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We need a British government to make Great Britain a sovereign national country again that operates as single mindedly as Israel does, ignores the bribes and inducements of the globalist Davos set and British people must support such a government. People must also ignore the bribes and inducements of socialism to live a comfortable financial pointless existence in lieu of a meaningful and rewarding life, traditional Christian British values must be preached in schools and multiculturalism consigned to the dustbin along with all damaging hair brained left wing policies.
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@richardgallagher4880 The cheques in the post.
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@SexyxSeds Those kids in the concert in Manchester bore witness to what you say. In an attempt to limit the adverse effects of human nature any further conflict in the Middle East will be conducted with the use of drones and guided missiles etc where possible if people wish to behave as lemmings. The time of appeasement with terrorists bent on overthrowing democracy and progress is coming to an end, god and the West help the good people of the Middle East to overthrow their oppressors.
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@brazilianbhoy Are you talking about that law they passed to say the government would have to go to ask for an extension of article 50 if parliament hadn't agreed a deal? I think their was an error in the drafting of the bill, they forgot to say who had to go.
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@stevec6427 The traitor dictator has only been PM for months you can't expect miracles, it will take at least a couple of years.
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@James Berry It has a lot of assets to offset against it's debts but I agree it is too far down the rabbit hole to be sustainable, I don't think retrenchment will happen soon but is probably inevitable in the latter half of the next decade. Be interesting to see how that plays out.
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People in the West have lived well on a carnivorous diet, it must be time for a change.
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Free trade serves the interests of multinationals more than the people, it will take time to wean ourselves off their influence if we want a better future we must.
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The only answer is a return to a world of independent democratic nation states making decisions for their own national interest, it was distrust of the people that created globalism and is destroying the lives of western civilisations. Never mind it looks the die is cast the four horsemen are saddling up people are pathetic.
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@pastyman001 He is expert at parroting his chosen experts opinions.
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Brendan W Oh really, that's working well then a stunning return from our investment. Everybody loves us, I always wondered why.
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@Dagenham_Swish Pure horse shit.
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I wonder what they find to talk about? Must be talking about the details of how we will trade under WTO.
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Matt Your brain controls you, you have belief, I do not wish you to think as I do. The problems start when people try to enforce their belief on others.
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Matt I've been atheist for 25 yrs or more and hell hasn't manifested in my reality apart from watching the news, everyone's different the more we escape the herd mentality the more civilised we become.
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@Marthawendy-sz2mk Ukip are the uniparties best weapon against taking back control of our country, wise up people.
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I don't like Mondays, or Blind Bob.
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@cordoroy9515 That's all you need to say, vote Reform. Vote lib dum and you'll know what it's like to be a post master.🤣🤣🤣
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That will be taken up by Labour once they're elected, got to find something to do with all those fit young male asylum seekers who are already battle hardened. They'll find little resistance from the current brain dead English young "adults" a lot less than the Israeli ones even on Oct 7th.
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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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@Nightopian1982 Difficult to claim just cause when its only your country and your money being handed over to illegal immigrants.
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It is with deep regret that I must announce a state of war now exists between black people and the rest of society.
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@MsStack42 Yes she is.
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@jmas1219 Time to join the strikers in France and learn something.
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@befree3101 China tried that in HK.
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@harrybonney5059 Are you aware the IMF warned last month that high risk debt (debt owed by companies in Europe where the interest charge is higher than corporate profits) amounts to about $19 Trillion or 40% of all corporate debt outstanding. That is way above the level of such debt in 2008. When the s--t hits the fan probably with Germany in recession next year and the French still in revolt, people will likely be a bit agitated if we are not well down the independence path after being lied to for so long.
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@marksykes1191 Yes the far right have been in power for the last 30yrs ain't they, they're responsible for all the problems in Britain today. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@paulmason329 Wrong, there are more cases of injustice that never get put right these days than ever before. Returning to being an independent self governing Britain once again will deal with injustice much better than being a dystopian colony in the globalists utopia.
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pinoy426 Religion is a primitives answer to coping with life, socialist liberalism is the modern religion preaching multiculturalism and human rights for people with no humanity. Building our lovely dystopia where freedom will be a memory.
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@dacheesemon Because you have no interest in facts or no opinion?
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@placepages8071 And the ordinary people in the UK will be poorer and have no say about who makes what decisions. LOL. And eventually Europe will be in a state of emergency. Hahahaha.
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@suzesiviter6083 I don't think that's a major concern for the people there.
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@suzesiviter6083 Do they even have shops there?
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@suzesiviter6083 Your description of N. Korea sounds to me like how I imagine life in the EU will be in the future. The young in western cultures don't value experience because they don't have much of it, as you say you think you know everything at 16 then after thirty yrs and more of life proving you wrong you have some experience. As Hendrix sang are you experienced talking about experience of a different kind but one that still has to be experienced before you can understand anything about it, just as with life.
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Why would the EU do a deal with the UK when they have the rest of the world to deal with, they will commit some of their states to economic suicide to protect their creation and if they don't like it they can go whistle they sure as hell aint going anywhere. It's such a jolly little club.
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@timbalders9683 Yes but you know it's not possible to open most of their eyes to reality, Venezuela is a perfect example and still the excuses are trotted out.
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@timbalders9683 It's an nice idea, the people would have to agree to the big brother style broadcasting to avoid human rights infringement claims. (though they would still be made) and the city would need to be an independent state etc etc.
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@timbalders9683 Trouble is some people are harder to teach than others so we have to continually win old battles, history should be a compulsory and a major part of the education curriculum people should not be allowed to leave education until they can demonstrate without question they have learnt there lessons well.
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@laffing_hwhitee That's finally my conclusion, I've never been a big fan of the man, sure he's made some good points but now we know him for what he is for sure. Bye bye Nigel.
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The ECB has just uncovered shortcomings and miscalculations in Eurozone banks amounting to 10 Billion Euros. I haven't heard mention of that on the BBC news yet.
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It makes the guilty or jealous losers feel better to point at others minor faults, yet they happily overlook more serious acts of treason and lying. I wonder if Major and Curry had a secret love child, and who knows how many kids Strauss Khan may have had.
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May is preferable to the sober serious adulterous wooden self hating dim wit that is head of another political party.
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Boris Johnson 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@mariogmajner6549 The 317 seats were not going to be won by the Brexit party so Farage was right to pull his candidates, leave supporters need to vote for the Brexit party where they can to have the best chance of leaving the EU. If they hold the balance of power in the commons that would be job done for getting Brexit, voting for any other candidates makes no sense at all for Brexit supporters.
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@mariogmajner6549 Not at all your attempt to undermine the Brexit vote is pathetic, there would not have been a referendum without Farage and he is the only reason I won't be voting Tory.
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@mariogmajner6549 Leaving without a deal and never doing a deal in the future are totally different things, you EU people have failed to prevent us choosing independence, you better get used to it.
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@mariogmajner6549 Farage did not undermine the Brexit vote, Boris's withdrawal arrangement is good enough to allow us to negotiate our future relationship with the EU or leave with no deal if necessary, all we need is enough Brexit party MP's to be able to make sure it happens. Even a Tory majority would be better than a Corbyn/SNP coalition and we may even get what we voted for in the referendum if Boris is up to his job.
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@mariogmajner6549 It would be amusing if Corbyn won and we stayed in the EU, would the EU be able to support another basket case like Greece do you think, even after you've purloined London's financial expertise because you'd soon ruin their profitability.
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@mariogmajner6549 With any luck we'll soon see who is deluded.
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Brexiteers think we are so reasonable we can come to agreement with any country that is able to operate in it's own interests without being tied in to a self interested bureaucratic body that has designed a rules based system that has bankrupted the majority of economies it has power over and has an agenda to destroy the identity of the people who populate the countries it controls.
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What examples can you provide of countries once controlled by the British Empire where the destruction of the identity of their people was a policy agenda. The fact that people emulated the British to improve their circumstances is something completely different. What countries of the empire had economies that were in a poorer position after independence than before British control. Interesting that you compare the subject of the British Empire in a comment about the EU, does that mean you view the EU as an attempt at empire building, if so we are in agreement on that. The only reason for me voting leave is to ensure that when the UK has a general election the government that is elected will run this country with deference to no other body. In other words they will be elected to govern with regard to the views of the British people as they are struggling to do now while still attempting to satisfy the interests of the EU, which is a flawed approach. Not until we have left the EU will they consider what future relationship they want to have with us, these last 2 years should have been spent deciding how we deal with the effects of independence and how to operate as an independent country.
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There is no evidence to support the idea that there was a policy to destroy the identity of the people of India, indeed the British attempt at subjugating the people probably led to increased support for national identity. As far as I know the economy of India has benefited from the British Empire through it's contact with a more modern developed economy and a willingness of the British to accept the inevitable and rightful return to independence and cooperation in aid of that end, no doubt subject to the usual political posturing and prejudices. The EU empire on the other hand is a much more intelligent attempt at subjugation of the majority by destroying national identity and involvement or ability to debate policies that affect people by having a remote opaque ruling system that does not answer directly to the people. Decisions are made by the elite for the elite and cascaded down to the proles as being for the good of humanity and agreed by their own representatives so there is no grounds for dissent. So although all around you your quality of life is reduced it is just your misconception and really everything is much better.
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On the evidence of some dodgy phone video people jump to the conclusions that support their prejudices, this is England due process will be followed. At the very least some people are guilty of resisting arrest, nothing else currently known.
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The TUC conference?
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Depends on your definition.
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@drcl7429 Which red lights would they be?
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@drcl7429 I thought you might mean those pedestrian crossing lights on red when there are no pedestrians in sight and one might trickle across rather than wait pointlessly polluting the air but rules are rules I suppose and socialist dictators just love them don't they? Can't let people have responsibility, wouldn't do would it, people thinking for themselves whatever next. Other countries do try oddly enough, or did, such as the U S and there turn right on red rule and France I think it was switched lights to flashing amber when traffic was very light, not socialist enough for us though is it. With a country full of recent immigrants you just couldn't rely on their common sense could you, I mean they haven't figured out yet that in Britain knives are not for the purpose of stabbing people have they.
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@kj-dq7of Animals go to the abattoir.
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@otisdeayala7399 You believe their has been right and left parties in British politics for the last 30yrs! unbelievable. Who was in power when the legislation to prosecute British soldiers in Northern Ireland for following orders was passed? Was it the heir to Blair? Most of the comments on are so lame they must have been made by university graduates.
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Channel 4 broadcasting the truth! It can't continue.
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@Avtomat4774 Farage has already been threatened about being prosecuted if he reveals the truth about Southport, what do you think they would do if he said anything about a convicted terrorist like T R. Are you another government shill or just dumb.
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@matbbm This is a democratic country a decision has been made all those who wish to remain in the EU please relocate to the EU at your earliest opportunity. End of.
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Definitely.
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Boris wasn't making a joke to my ears he said they look like letter boxes or bank robbers.
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Natasha whether you missed it or not is unimportant what matters is how they look to you. Why should Islam be spread on every corner of earth or why not? It is just another example of human fallibility and hypocrisy and peoples inability to live in the world without a crutch. It has achieved positions of supremacy in the past and died and is failing in some countries at the moment. So if some people wish to try it somewhere else it's no surprise.
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No one is forcing me to believe in Islam yet, they are merely forcing me to accept the growth of Islamic immigrants and mosques and accept their influence and effect on English society.
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The weak minded liberal elite have forced multiculturalism down the throat of a once tolerant progressive British society causing innocents to suffer and the same is happening in many or all other European countries to a varied extent. The tacit acceptance of FGM, child marriages and other practices prevalent among people purporting to be British is something that would have been unimaginable a couple of generations ago. The impact on English society resulting in disrespect for British law and morphing of the police force into the police service is plainly obvious from the continual whining about the number of stabbings and escalating unsolved crimes, with the old Aunt Sally of a lack of funding being the pathetic excuse given out on a regular basis.
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@archieblair8728 Without direct democratic accountability we have only violence as a means of asserting our will on government. Our elected governments have finessed their lack of autonomy and our loss of democratic power over them for the last forty years until now, so if it is not returned to us now what will follow is inevitable. It will be interesting to see if Britons still have the stomach for what will be necessary if that's what it comes to.
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@5p1tf1r33 Was May sacked? She should've been.
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The only difference in the Tories and labour is in their presentation of the treason they practice.
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@Elizabeth-jd3mn Everybody who can think knows by now the Tories and Labour are working for the same bosses and it ain't the British people, get out of the rut vote Reform and consign the globalists to trial for treason.
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@raabsaab2275 It's looking like the left woke wotsits revolution will not be a peaceful one, to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction in nature but in human behaviour one side usually wins. At last people are awake to the threat of the deluded deceitful ideology of multiculturalism that seeks the destruction of the UK and western civilisation, there is no time to waste end it now.
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They are totally beyond contempt, all the MP's of the last 30yrs have betrayed this country. What possible motivation can there be to watch your country being destroyed and worse to support it, they must be evil beyond redemption, totally without integrity. No wonder examples of the disgusting behaviour of people like Saville, Hew Edwards and prince Andrew surface from time to time, the veritable tip of the iceberg. So much blood on their hands.
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The media are controlled by the uniparty, always remember that fact and no matter how balanced they try to present themselves they always end their shows promoting the uniparty as the only solution to whatever the problem is.
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@Kai-cu4cw Tough, if you want to stay in the EU all you have to do is vote for independence get public spending down from 7% of GDP to 3% either by increasing GDP or cutting spending and the EU will take you over with open arms.
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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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@nextchapter935 I always thought black lives matter with all these protests it makes me think I was right, I mean you can never really be sure can you.
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The numbers of people murdered or maimed by Islamists over the last 5yrs numbers what? 500 or less/more while the numbers affected in the same way by Far Right terrorists is what? 10 or less/more but we must put our focus on the far right.
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If these women wish to live in America why do they have such racist attitudes and extreme views, it seems to me they want to live in an America reformed to conform with their views.
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💯Well said.
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As I said to my old mate Phil after the second bottle of chateau excess, Greeny what the f---- more do they want I just don't get it.
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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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@HattovonHatzfeld Hah the shifting sands of power and influence, great to be moving away from the EU.
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An Oscar, a Knighthood and an EU presidency should cover it or maybe head of the IMF as an EU presidency would be a bit obvious.
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@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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@thatbritishguy7076 Agreed, I love the fact he made a massive contribution to getting to where we are now but I think his Brexit party will see things come to a dead end. To win Independence we have to be united, friends normally fall out after victory not before.
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@thatbritishguy7076 I can imagine many brexit supporters going for Farage with the amount of media exposure he's had and still gets it's unlikely UKIP will get anything like the same exposure, unfortunately most voters don't or cant think critically or have the interest.
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You mean he's not really a lunatic after all.!
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@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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@anacerar6810 Reform haven't had the opportunity to do anything for the British people yet unlike the uniparty who have destroyed our finances and culture, George Galloway is interesting but no solution to our problems. Reform UK for an independent sovereign self governing Britain free of WEF puppets and socialist hypocrites.
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@KingScorpio84 Vote UKIP to restore the UK to democratic control.
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@WaiKoH Why indeed.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 You mean they do not want to stay in the Islamic paradise the Taliban wish to create and prefer to live with the infidels, what debt do you think the west owes to them? Do they want revenge and to extend the Islamic caliphate to Europe, why do they need to be in the west to have a better standard of living and what life will they have once the caliphate is established here.
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@SHANKSDROUX Is that the reason for all the foreign aid? I always thought it should be stopped.
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@danielasterling6936 Eurasia lol cultures can only exist side by side if they have their own country's and governments and borders are recognised, agreed and observed. Just as in healthy families, try again.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 You were obviously at the negotiating table I suppose, oh do tell how China has managed to grow so wealthy so quickly by being so generous to weaker countries and how come those weaker countries have not.
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@TheOne30264 What rhymes with Wonka? Oh I know. Lol
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@danielasterling6936 And look how Japan has prospered since, must be a lot of vitamins in that nuclear fallout.
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@Cazz48 A small percentage.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 Is Ireland a Catholic country, what does the Roman Church want.
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@boota1979 It's no longer an English colony, hasn't been for a hundred years. Now you are a colony of the EU.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 R O I a sovereign independent state, lol, you can't do anything unless the EU agrees.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 "Ireland wants a United Ireland not a United Kingdom". Do you mean Ireland doesn't want be part of the U K? Or are you a dictator like most EU supporters.
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@boota1979 Facts can't be swerved.
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@boota1979 I can't be swerving them can I? Make your mind up.
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@boota1979 I was talking facts you said I swerved them then you said I hadn't got any, is this all getting a bit too much for you. What are you trying to say, maybe have a bit of a rest and figure things out a bit more.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 Why?
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@Markus_Aurelius1 26 willing members of the EU, lol, fools and their money are easily parted but it's not only money they've lost. The EU is falling apart; Germany is in recession, France is in revolt same as Italy, Greece, Hungary, and Poland, the only thing holding it together is corruption and a lack of representative democracy. The UK would be a wealthy world leading nation again if we can get a British government in power again operating under the principles of autarky, withdrawing our membership from all autonomous international pseudo scientific organisations like the WHO, WEF, UN, ECHR, scrapping life destroying policies such as net zero, banning public money being spent on DEI, LGBTQP+, stop imposing profit slashing rules and taxes on business and becoming a democratically controlled capitalist society again reinforcing Christian based traditional values and restoring the education system to create a motivated intelligent population. Restore our national identity, the concept of personal responsibility, no benefits to provide people with a comfortable standard of living until they've been net tax payers for ten years. And jailing idiots like Banksy for his environment spoiling graffiti which is against the law.
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@chrisw8284 Well not exactly, there are some interconnections between us but certainly we have no responsibility to them or they to us unless mutually agreed with the support of the majorities in both countries.
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@chrisw8284 I have not studied the History of British rule in Ireland, doubtless mistakes and unnecessarily offensive actions were committed by both sides but the people of the republic are definitely powerless today as far as voting is concerned or having an influence on their country's future.
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@Markus_Aurelius1 As the socialists are busy creating their dream of a totalitarian technocracy to control and rule over a new world order you are so busy navel gazing you can't see the wood for the trees. Listen to Starmer's B S speech today at the t u c conference, talking about the crumbling infrastructure of the UK today as if it happened over the last 14yrs. The reality is the UK has been in the grip of socialist control since the end of WW2 apart from the Thatcher years that stemmed the decline, don't come the old B S argument about Thatcher being responsible for any of todays 3rd world UK state, it's been over thirty years since she was removed by the pro EU corrupt members of the Tory socialist party. How long will people keep believing in socialism when it has evidentially failed in every country it has ruled, the UK will be a basket case after 2yrs of Labour rule and life will never be as enjoyable as it has been for the majority in my lifetime, it is already a shadow of what it was.
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@soosoobear And now they will suffer more and more because money doesn't grow on trees and politicians do not create wealth, the more they interfere without the consent of the people the more wealth they destroy. As the EU cabal has continued to give themselves more power the more wealth creation activity they have destroyed. Germany has been in recession for around a year and everywhere else in Europe people are suffering, happy days.
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@tannersmith8205 Someone else with a wonky crystal ball or more likely a paid traitor, vote Reform talk reform to resurrect Great Britain.
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It's way past Labours sell by date
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@Signals927 I for one want to the reasons behind important events, and to me Ben leaving the Reform party is an important event because he has a big following and always says the right thing. He couldn't just leave us in the lurch because he is the man that he is.
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Post fact comment?
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Jim sorry to hear that, it's evolution I suppose. As long as we don't allow society to evolve just to meet the needs of those who would destroy us then we may have a better future. Remember the lessons from history, the Roman Empire, Troy, England in the 16th century and Germany etc all have relevance in finding answers to todays problems.
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Willie does that mean you are in favour of increasing the defence budget?
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Willie I have long been in favour of increased defence spending, I consider it to be one of the most necessary and important budgets for a successful country to have. The work done by our defence forces for humanitarian aid alone is probably of more value than half the foreign aid budget.
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The old status quo is being washed away daily the revolution has begun, we will not settle for less. The class system has to go.
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@SimoneCarp Your first comment is very apt when applied to Muslims. Merkel is still communist at heart IMO.
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@Kizaru405 Not to worry there'll be another thousand just like him arriving today and tomorrow and tomorrow.
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The cycle of being human will continue despite the EU's best efforts.
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@jakehenderson9845 Capital punishment is a no brainer getting the Islamic religion out of the UK is the hard job.
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Bojo is a Clown. So we have really benefited from EU membership year on year for the last 12 years LOL. If something's not working change it for something that will or die trying, at least if you try you have only yourself to blame if you fail.
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breuning niko, sounds like somones had their ego bruised.
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@roygreenwood79 Mass emigration of foreigners will happen, hooray.
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@SlowhandGreg That tells you when they are the government the international cabal of free riding bankers and billionaires will sell our bonds to try and push up our interests rates, put sanctions on our exports etc etc, so people must realise that to stop ending up as bankrupt slaves in a 3rd world s hole you may have to work hard and miss out on stuff such as foreign holidays for a couple of years.
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@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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@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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No deal is the only deal to leave then negotiations about the future can begin.
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@PaulSmith-pf2uq There, you betray the fallacy of your own argument, membership of the EU is not such a benefit as it's portrayed is it. And the Labour party which always leaves our economy in a worse state than when they enter office are no help whatsoever.
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@PaulSmith-pf2uq What's your interest in Britain? Benefits from EU membership are a figment of your imagination, oh I'm so frightened US,China and India will rule over us LOL.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@John-core Got to get what advantage you can from every situation hope it wasn't all planned
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@grahamwhiting924 All governments are corrupt to a greater or lesser extent it's human nature and cannot be removed only kept to a minimum through democracy, a free press and education. In the current period of globalisation and targeted destruction of the old order of nation states with stable values and national identities this is much more difficult if not impossible which makes globalisation such a popular goal for those with power.
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It feels like punishment just trying to live in this country for honest people who follow the rules, pay their taxes and have to listen to the liberal left keep telling us we're ignorant racist bigots just because we were born here, our fathers fought for this country and we think British free market capitalism has delivered the best living conditions in the world for the average Brit. Any chance Corbyn will organise short breaks to Venezuela so people can see how great our country could be if he was in charge.
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What gives you that idea? Just because some incompetent or crooked people managed to use the system to their advantage aided by incompetent or crooked politicians doesn't mean the liberal left have any workable ideas to improve things.
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To me it feels like being between a rock and a hard place on the one hand you can live in a democratic country which attempts to work for the majority and is abused by chances, ne'er do wells and criminals and on the other you left wing dreamers telling you they have perfected alchemy.
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Ok so it's fairly straightforward, then why have they been issuing these contracts for around 30yrs? how many have been issued in the last 8yrs? And are you suggesting it suits both Labour and Conservative governments to create failure and promote some alternative type of governance or are they just incompetent or crooked.
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I heard the labour party under Blair and brown issued 75% of these contracts.
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If I hear her say it I would believe it unlike what Corbyn says. What's your idea of posh anyway, living a life that contributes zero to the wealth of the country in a house in Islington that's worth more than the average worker could ever afford and dreaming anti establishment dreams with your comrades.
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We are where we are but discounting some politicians or parties because of historical notions such as being posh is an obstacle to intelligent debate, you have to judge on what is said and more importantly done. Looking at our current politicians and comparing them with the likes of Enoch Powell seems to provide some clues as to why we are where we are.
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Getting back to PPI contracts did you hear that Scotland and Wales have ring fenced the money and installed independent administrators to manage payments and been free from the problem that has arisen with Carrilion. Caveat emptor or whatever they used to say.
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@jorgepeterbarton I don't know enough to say if herd immunity is possible but looking at how humans have survived the admittedly short period of time to date maybe, I forgot to mention the virus may mutate to be less harmful as virus's like to keep their host alive for their own survival interests. Another positive for the long term but not much help for now.
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@kira 12% have died as a direct cause of covid19 after receiving I C and ventilation and they now have reduced lung capacity of varying levels due to scarring, once infection of Italy's population reaches into the millions there will be very little I C or ventilators available for the vast majority.
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The view from the past.
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@ellistarceansa8182 It's an infinite infinity and we do not exist outside our own consciousness, the universe will not mourn us when we are gone.
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Makwa wrong
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What a poor spectacle England were poor Croatia were worse and the referee was worst. and the loser was football.
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Because it gives the EU a veto to stop us leaving the EU.
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@josefinenilsson8059 Not our government, the government of a state in the EU it's not hard to grasp if you try.
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@veryconfused5087 She is not called treason May for nothing, we haven't had a British PM since Margaret Thatcher.
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multiculturalism has never worked anywhere in history as well as a monocultural society and never will, one culture to rule the people in a country is the only way. People of other cultures can live in a monocultural society only as permitted by the ruling culture.
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largraf You're right we have to stop being so understanding and understand more.
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@p.g.u.d Deranged more so than moronic would seem likely to be the case with Strofi wouldn't you agree?
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I realised what you say a few months ago, we cannot have people of any religion other than Christian or atheists in positions of state power in Britain.
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Are the laws and decisions made in Brussels scrutinised by the House of Lords and if so to what end.
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Should we be ashamed of Churchill?
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How so.
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Even giving people vast amounts of our money will not provide enough voters for labour 😂🤣
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That should end well.
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@vatsmith8759 Like the rape gangs? Yeah I'm with you there pal. Or the muzzies who beat up those cops at Manchester airport or beat up that guy in the Birmingham pub and walked around brandishing their knives and machetes or the councillor who called out for people to have their throats cut? Yeah right on brother/sister.
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My best years are ahead of me.
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Easily solved, they have to decide whether they support remain or leave. Either choice should result in many resignations even if it doesn't voters will still know what they are voting for come the next election, remain, leave or more fudge the choice is ours.
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Traitors, well said.
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We must follow Trumps lead and remove power from the globalists, no more UN, ICC, ECHR, WHO, IMF, EU etc, free democratic capitalism will always win through. Like it or not it has created all the technical achievements we have today, communism and its facilitator socialism just create failure. The only reason countries like Russia and China have developed as much as they have is because the Western globalists saw the opportunity to grow their wealth and increase their power over Western countries, India is the same except their drawback was their religious complexities how India's future will play out is an interesting question.
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Am I being shadow banned, are the powers scared of the truth?
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Starmer and Khan must go to hell.
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Propaganda, robots, and BS.
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@TheKingkeano Well you know what they say, your mother knows best.
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@angelabrewer8363 Right for the wrong reasons.
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@geoffreysmith9580 She was groomed but Charlie is on another level.
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@michaelclarke3497 They are an historical anachronism today but when they first were created they had earned their position and gained the respect of the populations by being successful leaders of their countries, todays monarchy in Britain are just another tool for the globalists to employ to create their new world order. They would probably do away with them once their mission is accomplished.
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@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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@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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What are the chances a British government will be elected at the election?
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@rufanuf1 A real win win for the charitable toilers on behalf of the country, stuffing themselves from both ends. Start with self promoting banal speeches fuelled by subsidised food and booze in the commons make the right contacts then depending on circumstances dear boy retire as an MEP or continue to interfere in British politics as an over entitled pompous member of the House of Lords.
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@seanjonesy180 Just because you have.
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Death wish indeed.
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@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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These muppets are all bought and paid for W E F traitors, join Reform, vote Reform.
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@Salty_old_Viking Oh it will be, Bill Gates and Fink refused entrance into No10 that's worth waiting a few months for.
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Has Brexit come? No, just changing hands.
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At last the straw that broke the camels back.
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@JulianMatschinske So you live in Germany it's quite a large country is it not and yet you can confidently state that support for the EU is as great as ever and growing, you must have something opinion pollsters would give their eye teeth for.
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Traitors have a different agenda.
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There is not a chance of Farage being the next PM! It's a certainty.
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Listen up people, breaking news! Some ordinary persons in the street types campaigning for Reform have been heard expressing their anger in the way normal people do at the way the uniparty government of our once fair country have been helping invaders to come here. Don't worry if you missed it, news of such import will be repeated every half hour for every day until the election unless something they consider more likely to put Mrs sheep off her breakfast comes along. Meanwhile there have been a few other items of rather less significance such as Tata threatening to close down our last high quality steel making facility in Britain if strikes go ahead, also Welsh voters say they're thoroughly depressed with living under Labour rule. Outside of Wales B P have announced they are closing down new offshore wind projects because they're so profitable (sic), while over in America Joe Biden debated with Trump and performed exactly how everyone with a functioning brain expected him to. Don't vote Reform folks unless you want to make Britain a going concern and a place of sanity.
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Simon Barnett It will be a relief to be able blame British people if there is anything to be blamed for, success or failure should be our responsibility and ours alone. That does not mean isolating ourselves of course which is the ridiculous charge EU lunatics lay at our door, they must be so lacking in confidence or scared of a future without the EU.
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@leecourtney1225 The indigenous people of this country whose forebears made the country what it was before common purpose completed their long march through the institutions, Socialism broke the back of the economy and then globalists bought our politicians to rape the country of its wealth creating assets. The establishment bodies and leaders of the West are now so corrupt its difficult to see a way back from this, I fear for the youth but they must do what they must do.
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@Amanda Hughes It's way past time the EU was returned to it's origins as a wet dream for deficient humans in need of a meaning for life disconnected from the real world.
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@Geffo555 Still being paid by the EU I see.
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@Geffo555 My family.
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@Geffo555 Ah so your special, that's why the EU pay you.
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@Geffo555 Venezuela benefited from high oil prices for a long time and as is typical of socialist rulers they squandered the money to no good effect rather than use it to grow their economy and diversify their income sources, usual shortsighted politically led management failures as was the case with Blairs New Labour party, new in presentation and rhetoric same old weak minded leadership. God save the NHS somebody needs to.
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@Geffo555 Not as badly affected as Venezuela the UK was more badly affected than necessary because of New Labour capitalist countries always provide a better standard of living for the majority than any other system of government in developed economies.
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@Geffo555 You're not grasping the point that venezuela had the opportunity to make more money from oil than any other country (as they had the largest reserves) even if they had only managed this money in a reasonably responsible manner they would have had other sources of income to rely on once the oil price crashed and now with oil back over $50 a barrel they would be sitting comfortably instead of dying.
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@Geffo555 How come countries that did not have the benefit of huge income from oil have survived and are in a better situation, it's socialist ideology that did for them and nothing else.
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@Geffo555 Poor analogy a country is not a farm and should be concerned with working to diversify it's income sources.
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@of.the.culture5783 Stop the trendy made up meaningless intellectual philosophical BS catch phrases too.
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@jonathanhammerton9418 Remainers think they earn US our living LOL.
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@renditioners LOL We didn't lose anything we gave it away because we thought we had taught you well enough to understand how to progress and look what a mess you've made of things, we sure made a mistake.
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@ICURN SO Why do you think the Tory majority supporting Brexit is larger than any other in the Commons.
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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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If the case is proven.
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@paddy6859 Ping pong.
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To get the point across that Reform don't have the British values they want to indoctrinate us with, they want you to be compliant sheep and believe everything they tell you. Stuff them and vote Reform.
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@christinalayzelle832 It serves its purpose well enough to show you why most people don't have any idea of how they are being manipulated to keep the corrupt puppets in place and maintain the oligarchies hold on power, vote Reform or watch life go from bad to worse.
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@stucrawford6230 Just a quick query stu, whose your local MEP is he the one you voted for and if so has he voted as you expected.
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@divinity176 More kids under five believe in the tooth fairy than any other demographic.
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@rachelball-uj7mf Save the West from tyranny, Trump in the Whitehouse and Farage in No 10 it's the only way.
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@tysonbradbury3320 Without much doubt Reform will be the next party in power, hope to God they let Ben Habib control policy making to end the legislation for multiculturalism and reinstate Britains independent sovereignty.
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@ClactonCuun Playing to the gallery, Trump will stop that war in months.
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@Craig121000 The objective is to demoralise, disempower, disenfranchise the once ambitious and intelligent white race throughout the world so they will pose no threat to the continual autocratic oligarchy, or tyrant dictators if you prefer.
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@mrspeaker6720 Tell it to the migrants throughout the rest of Europe heading this way. They can't wait to die from pollution in good old London town.
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@thevillaaston7811 And quite rightly so.
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The establishment try very hard to make the killing of black criminals a crime of murder unless it's done by other black criminals, then its just unfortunate.
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The EU think they have bigger things to worry about than the little old UK.
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Farage must democratise the party before any coup can take place, we will not put up with another globalist controlled rip off puppet government no way no how.
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@andrewlegend2755 There's never been a rigged election where the public vote against the interests of the plutocrats, has there?
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@chiragv946 In the minds of people born 20yrs ago maybe they would say so.
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@jackiek3407 Many people are still comatose another 6 months and there should be enough awake to force an election and get a Reform government. Just as people can be incited to action they can also be induced to inaction, undermined and belittled as the British people have been by successive governments for the best part of over 60yrs excluding Thatchers reign, overturning that indoctrination in 12 months will be an amazing achievement. Thank God the American people didn't suffer as much BS as we have had, last in first out I guess.
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@disasterarea45 As you say we will need to do trade deals, the government have wasted over 2yrs talking to the EU when they should have been concentrating on getting trade deals ready to be signed as soon as we leave. There will doubtless be some disruption probably lasting a year at guess then when the EU bows to the inevitable we will be exponentially better placed to improve our country.
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@disasterarea45 For how long has it taken 8yrs to arrange a trade deal, It's a different world these days they keep telling us so we will do things differently. Also as a part of the EU we have trade deals with many countries are you telling me it will take 8 years to virtually rubber stamp an existing deal just because of a name change. Where there is a profit to be made time would not be wasted.
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@joewood5647 I agree we don't need trade deals with the EU but it would be worth having them if the terms were acceptable, trade deals are done to make trade more profitable than WTO rules so we will have the choice.
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@disasterarea45 Economics is a secondary consideration to the creation of a sovereign country just as much as it is to those in pursuit of a political ideology like the EU. The main difference being, I think Brexit is a worthwhile cause to endure a little economic discomfort that will be as nothing compared to what my parents endured
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@disasterarea45 How successful we are at doing trade deals will depend on what we have to offer in trade as well as the size of our market. To assess our likely success I think a look at our history as a country is a good guide to what we can do when we try, we certainly do not need the EU if we don't want it. It just depends on what you want your future to be.
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@disasterarea45 You overlook the reality of what the EU project is and where it will inevitably end, it is still in it's birth throes of installing it's undemocratic oligarchy. We are still sovereign in the strict dictionary definition of the term at present but the ability to make autonomous decisions that should flow from sovereignty are restricted year by year. The current Brexit mess is a good example of this with the government unable to carry out the result of the referendum through continued undermining of it's capacity for governing an independent country. The EU is driven by a socialist ideology designed to capture countries and destroy their identities and democracies to gain control without physical combat, and it is making good progress but the UK has proved too big to swallow. We declined the Euro as much by luck as judgement and Londons financial centre is too big and influential for Europe to control and requires more freedom to operate than fits the EU model of a socialist utopia. There are many companies, commentators and economists supporting remain, generally large globally connected and facing the largest disruption to their cosy existence which benefits themselves greatly and everyone else hardly at all and less than the benefits we will enjoy after leaving because their is nothing better than free market capitalism under democratic rule. If you doubt what I say what is your explanation for the conditions Italy, France, Greece, Portugal and Spain are currently suffering.
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@Onitzerk Probably has elements of Marxism and other utopian ideas rolled in to appeal to the modern dreamers of today in their desire for a brave new world.
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Biden needs some new strings.the old ones don't seem to be working anymore.
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@strofikornego9408 How much money is required to run a successful international health service.
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@that_pac123 What for?
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@that_pac123 With more workers like him we would be the wealthiest country in the world. His contribution to wealth creation is legendary.
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@softcolly8753 They have been telling us to believe lies for 34 years and most have been lying to us for most of the last hundred.
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@zippybiddelli700 I haven't travelled much in the EU for around 20 years but I'm planning to though I think the changes will be a bit depressing something your comment does nothing to dispel.
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I don't know how feasible or successful it would be or even if there is a political action that Reform could make to get the the outlandish sentences of our justice system investigated and overturned, that is the only way Reform could realistically do anything in their current position as I see it without leaving themselves open to some form of legal or political accusations of treason or the like.
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@smittykoi Yes he's never been charged with a criminal offence as far as I know only civic ones.
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@Rurgk4krod Russians are so stupid they blew up Nordstream 2 when all they had to do was turn the tap off durr. And now they're making enough money selling oil to China to recover all the costs of the war and more durr. And what have they achieved apart from kicking the yanks out of Ukraine just like they wanted to do but without having a war.
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@tricia4900 The government is paying the agitators, the government are our enemy, a general strike is the only way to defeat them before voting reform into every council seat in next May's elections. The other option could be non compliance as people are saying avoid certain car washes, taxis, restaurants etc, try and live off the grid as much as possible. It's difficult look after your community, my faith is in Trump and Reform. Good luck, but don't buy the lottery or give the government any more money than you have to.
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If Reform don't win 30 or more seats to be able to expose the CORRUPT uniparty puppets in the H O C then we will remember this B S, when the time comes to clear the swamp and it won't be 5 years before people will be begging on their knees for something to be done. My favourite drink is white mans tears Lol.
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@joedog281 She's doing it her way, amazing feat really given the lack of a majority she has the MP's must still be scared of UKIP or Farage. God bless our democracy.
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Blair is the architect of our current dystopia what he did in ten years will take at least 50 years to erase if it's even possible.
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Nigel seems to be growing again.
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You will have nothing and you will be happy, unless you're a member of the Stasi or their controllers.
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Just another day for you and me in paradise, think once think twice.
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@CMoore8539 Thinking about who didn't do what and who did will get us nowhere, we need the government to get it's act together now. Of course there will be more deaths than there needed to be but the only thing we can do as individuals is keep one another safe we should all know how to do that by now, the more people there are who can avoid getting infected the easier our lives will become, there will be a vaccine possibly even as soon as in 3 months time but mass availability will likely be 12 months or more. If we can all try to avoid getting the virus and the government start mass testing the chance of becoming lemmings will vanish.
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@jamesrosejr33 Brexit is a disaster is it? I think it has to happen before you can make that statement. What do you base your opinion on? The outstanding successes of the Greek, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French economies? I can't wait for ever closer union as the EU project progresses if you want to make the poor poorer that is your best chance if you want to let the poor determine their own future vote Brexit.
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@gavinbissell8847 Changing history to suit an agenda is not a problem for Marxist terrorists they have bigger challenges.
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@jamesrosejr33 A large minority are well capable of making themselves prominent especially when promoted by the MSM and the majority of the establishment. Tel me something wonderous oracle which European country had the largest foreign inward investment in 2018, if you don't know what are you talking about? Which European bank was investigated by the European banking authority for funneling 200 billion Euros of dirty money into the EU and the results of the inquiry were quietly shelved making some in the commission very irate. Just what is it about being British you don't like so much you wish us to remain in the corrupt, failing, undemocratic ideological socialist based social engineering experiment project they call the EU.
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@kathyharbourne376 So the new James Bond is a black female they're saying, as a bi living with my gender neutral partner I find this talk intolerably sexist and call on all the LGBT&S community to write to their MP's and protest outside Westminster now!
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@clavichord Can you explain to us thicko's exactly what law it was he broke.
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@clavichord A fascist dictatorship? Do you mean like Germany had with Hitler before the left wing fascist dictators gained power or one the same as the EU dictatorship post the failed Brexit attempt.
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@clavichord I wonder how much extra pollution there will be from Tories beetling back and forward from their conference to vote in parliament all because the judges decided he was using the powers of a PM for what they thought was to carry out the business of government that they decided was undemocratic. Is that the first time the judges have ruled on what is and is not democratic, a prorogation of parliament always stops parliament functioning that is what it's meant for it is not for the judges to decide why when and how it can be used otherwise parliament could be tied up in endless cases of litigation. There could probably be grounds for a half a dozen cases to be brought against Bercow alone, all these questions should be answered at the ballot box and hopefully will be eventually.
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@clavichord It was oh so worthwhile listening to the whining of the remoaners yesterday and Thursday they'll be getting their just desserts soon. You've had your way for far too long in this country and look at the mess you've made, never mind Naga the loony liberal left will inevitably end up eating itself it always has and always will.
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@clavichord Why no sir that would be too just, merely voted out of office and held to ridicule would suffice.
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@clavichord And I'd hazard a guess not much over 30 if that, you sound like you can think though so you will see the light eventually I should think.
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@clavichord Just look at what the EU is. An organisation of socialist ideology intent on ever closer union for all member states that's not working too well at the moment which comes as no surprise, the diversity of cultures across Europe though none as diverse as that of the UK will never fit satisfactorily in a united states of Europe with a single currency, central bank with EU wide financial control and tax setting powers and a common defense structure. That is their goal and you can see with the way they have dealt with dissent that they will brook no loss of control anywhere countries have conceded it, their answer to dissent is threats then bribery concealed as loans which are merely financial transfers from richer countries to poorer ones . That will be the case as long as the EU remains as it is, and the money is getting tight now, given that corruption is inherent in most countries and the EU doesn't release properly audited accounts the end result is inevitable.
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@clavichord The UK economy is preforming more than satisfactorily given the disadvantages imposed on it by EU membership (which is the reason we have had liberal socialist policies in place for the last 30 yrs),yet we have had the largest inward investment of all European economies over the last year since voting to leave, our innovation is second to none and our tech centre is thriving. I agree European cooperation is desirable but centralised one size fits all ideas are destructive, nationalism is a feature of peoples identity to be celebrated and retained as a source of enrichment for the lived experience of all. The EU was designed as a pseudo democratic dictatorship to answer peoples fears of losing control over their lives and as such is incapable of reform until it is dismantled voluntarily through force of circumstance. The UK is still respected throughout the world (amazingly) and is the go to destination for more business people than anywhere else, isolationism has never been a British trait and imperialist ambitions are ancient history we stand or fall on our national values and I think they are good enough for us to stand tall.
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@clavichord Liberal social policies are not a bad thing per se but they are when put before economic necessity, there has to be a balance and since the ousting of Thatcher the thinking has been unbalanced. The EEC was a bit part player in the revival of the UK's economy which started with Thatchers rise to power and it was she who created the single market, since then with the Maastricht and Lisbon treaties the control of EU countries has been increasingly put in the hands of Brussels as the political project has taken dominance over economic reality. The UK is still too large, too important and too influential in the world and to the global financial system to be at the mercy of any single one of the larger economic powers. With the right leader such as Thatcher we can use our qualities to our benefit, making alliances that work to our advantage with the many countries that are of similar ilk. There is no such thing as a free lunch but there is still much goodwil for this country from others such as Canada, Australia, Japan, India the USA and many more outside of the EU. The pound falls because long term investors don't like risk and short term investors make money by using that fact to make money from price fluctuations, currency fluctuations are a fact of life for capitalist markets and bring advantages and disadvantages but nothing like the disadvantages we faced when interest rates went to 16% as we tried to align our currency with the EURO to join the Eurozone which we were told we must do or we would become an irrelevant backwater. Whatever did they mean.
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@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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@Gmjd64 Yes, he is steering the party into becoming another wing of the uniparty, Farage doesn't have the right mindset to lead our revolution he is just too establishment minded. Argentina's new leader has shown how to do it, I heard Tim Montgomery on the radio this morning sounding like a bowl of blancmange. These are the people we can do without we need people like Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib, intelligent with common sense who will not kow tow to the legacy media or the corrupt status quo. Come on people join Reform and stop the rot.
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@joannaennis7866 Who wants defectors from corrupt parties, the majority are corrupt, dim, lazy crook or just in it for themselves.😂
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Why did Boris say what he did? Was it just naked ambition or did he want to give the loony liberal multicultural believers enough rope to have the opportunity to hang themselves or illustrate how out of touch with British people they are by hanging him. How anyone of whatever faith can disagree with what he said I don't understand.
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No reason it shouldn't be is there?
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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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People are dying in their tens thousands in Ukraine to make the globalist billionaires rich, they are dying in their hundreds in the UK for the same reason and if they can the ** will make people in the UK die in their thousands soon.
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Living in the past.
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With a nose like that he should be careful not be mistaken for a jewel.
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By their actions shall ye know them, finally they can be seen. The uniparty overstepped their capacity, Reform's popularity exceeded their ability to be able to control it. Probably caused by Trump winning in the US, the West is finally returning to a West of nation states and globalism is on the wain. Please hurry things along as fast as possible 🙏.
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I suppose I should have said losing politicians and councilors should be suspended on half pay for 12 months pending removal or whatever would be decided as appropriate and affordable, but given we are talking about such public spirited people they might decide to forgo any severance pay.
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@julianshepherd2038 £2k grant for cars that are insured for double that and more 😂? Oh of course that was before the ULEZ expansion. You will have nothing and be happy as long as you keep swallowing the BS, doesn't look like that will be for too long though unless your hostile environment survival skills are top notch.
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@Chasemcloud5745 When power is not accountable to the proletariate corruption becomes de rigour, tyranny follows and then the mettle of the country is put to the test.
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There are more immigrants in this country now than when Starmer was elected, and they are increasing daily.
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@molemania3586 With intellectual powerhouses such as Lammy and Rayner in the cabinet there can be no doubt amongst people with vision that we have a government filled with Biden clones.
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I don't know why all you remainers are creaming yourselves with the thought of another referendum the result would be an even bigger majority for leave. In the meantime the uncertainty would damage the country more.
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If the EU still exists and there is another referendum in 20yrs time to rejoin, I would have no problem with that.
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You remain to be educated in the laws of nature.
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@Anton Antonson Vote for UKIP the only party serious about U.K. independence.
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@Anton Antonson The first problem I have with the Brexit party is Nigel, he didn't see the job through to the finish last time which can only mean one of two things IMO either he's far to naive (unlikely wouldn't you say) or he is part of the problem. Secondly there is little doubt his current intervention will divide leavers support making it more likely we'll be seeing a lot more of him in the future as an MEP.
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@Anton Antonson No he's not the messiah he's a very naughty boy.
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You were warned, you will have nothing and be happy.
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@andrew kruth I know only the ones I've met in this country, I have no reason to go to China.
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@saifvlogs1264 Be optimistic, the UK is withdrawing from the international terrorist organisations and others may follow, their demise would be a blessing.
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@yeeetingrespectfully7592 The US just needs to leave Afghanistan to create it's own version of civilisation, if they want to sell us Copper and other resources then we need to assess whose interests it would serve. China would not interfere in internal Afghanistan affairs other than doing what they thought necessary to secure their own advantage I believe.
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Moron.
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You're having a laugh.
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Same place as my comments are, cancelled.
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Whoo'da thought so many people living here want this country to be an Islamic caliphate or a globalist colony tied to the EU? Could it mange to be both?
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Liam It doesn't have to talk shit though.
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@SeasideSparten Thatcher gets my vote but the challenges facing Boris have more in common with those Churchill faced IMO so comparing Boris to Churchill is the comparison to make.
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@iainmaturin8460 Money is the root of all evil and money is the main motivation for our ruling class along with the power to retain and gain more of both, they are so devout in their worship and desire for more of both they have lost the right to be called human.
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SuperAp the masses think ignorance is bliss, it's the EU's most powerful weapon.
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Are people still coming into the country untested for covid19?
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Will the warders be human or robotic.
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As a member of Reform I look forward to seeing a copy of the accounts.
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@erzan Take a break in Italy or Spain you'll find many agree with you.
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CountJimbo Who would thought it 17.4M lunatic conspiracy theorists in the UK, shame there isn't a competition for the country with most most lunatic conspiracy theorists we'd surely win that one. Bye the way who's your your MEP and is he/she the one you voted for and are you happy with their voting record in the EU parliament.
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CountJimbo Who's your MEP did you vote for him/her are you happy with their voting have they been on the winning side, where can you watch the working of the EU parliament.
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@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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@terencefranks1688 Everybody who doesn't want to be a slave in a third world s------e should join Reform UK, call a general strike and make this country ungovernable, Labour would have to call an election. Why wait until they've made it an ungovernable s-------e? What is the number of councils who will go broke next year without stealing more of our money?
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@a-borgia4993 Moron
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@idziokracja4186 But what is IT.
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Let emotions rule your head and what do you get irrational, ineffective or damaging policy making in the main.
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@Doggle Bird They only recognise their own facts or alternative facts if you prefer.
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@John-core I want to rule.
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Is transphobia bad for the human race?
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@art2798 The fact that the bits I've seen have nothing at all to do with the concept of the olympics is a start.
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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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@daviddestefanis2989 If there was no brexit party who would the 23-27% be voting for.
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Is reality beginning to dawn Lily, like the cost of Grenfell is at £21M and counting when the cost to build it was £6.5M originally in todays money.
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We've been sleepwalking as a country for the last 30yrs when we wake up we will have to back track every step we have made.
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@Miloche-t6d Agreed, we must do that first. Whatever it takes.
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@Tridhos You don't appear to have much investment experience doubling your money is a common investment experience over 5 year and longer time frames as is losing all in some investments over various time frames.To most people in their ignorance it's all a con.
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Where's Wally, is he in Davos now or has he just left his head there. 🤣🤣shouldn't laugh at your own jokes I know but you gotta laugh at Sir Kneeler.
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So true.
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Shameful but predictable after the farce of the last 3 years.
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Normal people expressing anger at their government welcoming invaders into to their country will not be tolerated.
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@grantmalone The Brexit party probably wouldn't have a majority if all 17.4M voted for them in a fptp election, the only other party remotely espousing the Brexit cause are the Tories so Farage is doing the only logical thing to further Brexit's chance. Even with Farage's latest gift to them they are unlikely to get a working majority and how many closet remainer Tories are still candidates. So I wonder what are the policy disagreements between the Tory and Brexit parties that prevent Boris from withdrawing candidates from seats where the Brexit party has a good chance of winning and so strengthening his hand in Brexit votes. I think it looks like another 3 or more years of political paralysis, uncertainty for business and underinvestment in the British economy, way to go Tories?
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@raypeet5777 WEFminster is the funniest puppet show ever but I don't like sick comedies as a replacement for British government.
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@MAMA23141 The zionist problem? I see no Zionist problem. There is it seems a Jewish problem but that has been around far longer than 1917 if it really exists as some say. That is the problem of the untold wealth and malign influence of the Rothschilds, the Bloomberg group the Bilderberg group and probably more, they keep themselves under the radar with the help of the legacy media's near monopoly enforced by the Rottweiler OFCOM, and the rest of the corrupt establishment.
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@dmw798 Yes who Knows? Was Mervyn King there?
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@notch7139 What threats LOL. Threatening a border in the Irish sea, threatening not to have trade deal with the UK to ensure we didn't do better outside the EU than in, threatening legal action if we maintained our historic trading arrangements with N I. All irrelevant now and not worth the time of day. Ponzi schemes don't go down to well in financial circles no matter how much you dress them up with regulations, your days are numbered have fun while it lasts posting your fantasy propaganda.
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@sensibledriver933 It all depends how you define democracy, oligarchy can be described as democratic same as a game of musical chairs only the number of chairs increases instead of decreases as required.
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@sensibledriver933 Anyone who has lived in the UK for fifty years or more would share your definition as the being the ultimate form of democracy and the most important feature of our country that must be maintained at at any cost.
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@sensibledriver933 Me too along with hate of their desire to destroy national identities among the people of the countries they control to make opposition to their aims less co ordinated as countries suffer under their rule. Oops is that hate speech, here come the thought police.
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@sensibledriver933 Yes we are on very fragile ground these days, the reality of Orwell's 1984 is affecting the lives of people today.
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@ericjarvie Took the Queen a long time to realise she appointed the wrong people to government for the last 30 yrs then didn't it or are you just an anti British jerk talking s--t. This cretin resigned so there is no justification for an industrial tribunal, why don't you sod off to India and tell them what a bunch of racists they are over there.
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@KBTW1 Cummings is not in conflict with anyone in government why would government supporters want him out? You're not very good at this are you.
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william stockdale Why is there such an absence of comments concerning the fact he's pale male and stale and displaying institutional racism and misogynistic behaviour typically attributed those upper middle class types, where are the ''wokes'' when you want them.
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@Gruxxan Indeed.
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@KBTW1 Your attempts at reducing an event to being one dimensional does nothing for your credibility. When the head of a charity is still in post five years after whistle blowers reported cases of sexual harassment which he tried to brush under the carpet it is an interesting contrast with the hysteria surrounding Ms Patel after a few unproven allegations. This behaviour also does nothing for the credibility of the self righteous hypocritical left wingers and agenda driven media players, playing to gallery.
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@KBTW1 Do you ever say anything intelligent or is parroting cliches and trying to build straw men all you've got, I don't know why you bother if you've got nothing worthwhile to contribute. Hope there aren't too many clueless thinkers like you but judging from the level of debate around these days I think there maybe.
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@KBTW1 To answer your vacuous points precisely it is still about unelected bureaucrats and what exactly is there that I'm not defending.
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@KBTW1 Back to school time for you once covid 19 has had it's day, with a bit of diligence you might make above average. After all average is pretty low these days, enjoy.
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@KBTW1 If you've nothing to say why bother posting? When you're in a hole stop digging. Don't go to school you might get the virus or infect someone else, but do keep trying to think.
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@KBTW1 LOL
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@KBTW1 lol
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@KBTW1 Now you're boring me, you no longer interest me. Bye.
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@KBTW1 No I have nothing else to say about you, I don't know you well enough.
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@KBTW1 I already addressed your initial comment (it was not an argument), since when you haven't made a coherent argument or addressed any of my points. You project your own tactic of moving goalposts onto others when you have no case, you were the one who brought up Cummings. There are no proven allegations against Priti Patel, you appear to be a pathetic left wing troll so I doubt you have the ability to make any points. Care to prove me wrong?
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@maxharbig1167 Are all the deals the EU state, formerly the UK made with the EU, legally binding on the UK when no longer an EU state.
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@maxharbig1167 Just as I supposed, I wish remoaners could confine their comments to the reality of Brexit but no doubt the EU does not.
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@laapulsford The actions of this country and it's people while an EU state regarding treaties and deals are all null and void when we leave at the end of December.
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Bernard Castle The EU super hero's, saviours of the world. LOL.
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@maxharbig1167 So private individuals can sell a sovereign countries rights to it's own assets without having authority in that country, that doesn't appear to be a contract that British law would uphold. And a sovereign country will always have the right to control it's own territory, if memory serves me correct most EU countries supported Argentina trying to invade recognised British territory in the Falklands merely because of it's proximity to Argentina.
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Bernard Castle He's British though so not comparable.
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@maxharbig1167 So when were these quotas established who sold them to British fishermen and where are the contracts, these would have to have been all signed before the UK joined the EU to have any relevance post EU membership.There is much the government has done since joining the common market to complain about but countries and people lives are no longer legally sold under international slavery legislation, this is a good example of what happens when countries elites form a club.
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@maxharbig1167 There are lots of highly paid legal and other experts (of which I'm not one) pouring over the details I imagine, I'll wait for their analysis. They got us into this mess so they'll have to figure it out, if the only solution is gunboat diplomacy that would be surprising or if people feel a strong sense of injustice they might take the law into their own hands. The EU have supposedly been negotiating for 4 years what have they come up with so far, justice must be done regardless of the legalities, surely the EU are in agreement about that. That means minimising the losses to both sides, the EU and the UK will both survive after Brexit and the future will be theirs to decide, surely we are above games of one upmanship we must have learned something from the last 80 years.
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@jamesfarrell2912 We took freedom from many nations and then gave it back along with the ideas, knowledge and infrastructure for those nations to progress for a better life, maybe it would have been better to have destroyed everything as we retreated and severed all connections with those nations. What do you think?
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@vrabgaz9944 Get off your a*$£ and learn to cope like British people have done for generations.
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@Jongo1 The solution is obvious isn't it?
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@Jongo1 Deport all the ones guilty of criminal offences yes, but the main change required is for country's to return to being sovereign independent nation states. Reinstitute the traditional values and cultural mores of the nation states as they were prior to changes rolled out since the globalist takeover of western countries, any people who do not wish to conform should be assisted in some measure to repatriate or suffer the legal consequences as agreed by the indigenous people of each nation. Owt else is akin to fiddling like Nero as Rome burnt.
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@malungtvnews The ignorance and susceptibility of people to brainwashing is clearly demonstrated here, "we are living in a world of fairy tales" such a truthful quote. The most heinous fairy tales of the last few years have been multiculturalism works, diversity is our strength, man made climate change is due to CO'2 emissions, MRNA jabs are safe and effective, Britain is a racist country, Britain started the slave trade, the British Empire and the industrial revolution were evil and we would all be better off living without its gifts, globalism and totalitarian rule by a technocratic elite and national identity and countries are no longer beneficial, socialism works, and mass immigration is beneficial. This country and most western countries are bankrupt with failing infrastructure and have continually underinvested in industrial progress and the indigenous people of their countries while telling you all fairy tales.
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I was not overly surprised when the globalist billionaires shorted our economy when Truss became PM, I was surprised at her naivety in not trying to prepare the ground more. Her position would still have been impossible but at least the voters would have been more informed. I can't see any future for her in politics unless she joins Reform.
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@mesochocliu537 It wouldn't be our world then would it, but AI will play a growing part in preventing human fuck ups in the future I hope.
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In party politics especially in a new party you cannot challenge the party, suck it up people, the majority of Reform people support what Tommy has done when we are in government that will be the time for discussing personal opinions.
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Situation normal
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We all live in a yellow submarine or at least we will if the Chinese get their way, thank god they are starting to run out of money.
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@jacky5768 Anyone who is anti globalist is labeled far right.
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I like Europe I don't like the EU.
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Yes they absolutely should have supported Bridgen, maybe they wouldn't have won 5 seats though if they did. Millions are still queuing for the experimental jabs even now, and I bet some are even wearing masks.
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@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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666VICKING1 Excellent post if the EU wants to create a hard border they will have blood on their hands. If they want to help create a workable solution they could. ROI have to do what they consider is best for themselves.
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💯 Paul, best video yet and bang on the money. Join Reform and make them the party the country needs.
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@zentil267 I think people will educate themselves on the other hand they may not, Brexit feels like it may be as significant as WW1 the last most significant event to change common conceptions.
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Why vote for Reform when you can vote for the powers that be to remain the powers that be? Just look at our country and what a great job they've done, £3trillion national debt, stagnant economy, country full of immigrants, bankrupt councils, the highest tax burden since 1948, a dysfunctional NHS, our last high quality steel production plant about to be closed down and shipped to India where we will be able to import steel from if they want to sell to us and our defence capability virtually useless while the uniparty all agree with giving whatever we've got to continue the war in Ukraine. Why wouldn't you vote for them, their destruction of Britain is almost done lets give them a bit longer to get the job done. Vote Labour vote Tory and enjoy the show.
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If you're lucky they might even find a job for your son or daughter on the new Epstein's island, well what do you know there are only 2 genders after all.
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@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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@kayem3824 Half the tv presenters would be on vallium if we left their jollies over to Europe would be cut back dramatically and the shock of realising they can't tell people what to think would be really depressing. We would be able to finally talk about the UK again.
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@richardgallagher4088 Do the tyrants pay you well? Do you have your own house with all bills paid by party HQ or are you billeted with others like you?
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@RTVMedia What! You mean to tell me he's funding Hamas?
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@RayTeggie-er7pb Assisted dying for all. These people are still in the Truman show most people have left.
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@ld9925 The point is to bring people together, talk to each other and decide how we get rid of the evil tyrants trying to destroy western countries from having power over us. I believe if Trump gets elected and Reform take power within the next 12 months we can begin to put the West to rights. Failing that it will probably be civil war, the rest of Europe may also have a big influence on our future.
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@hardysaleh4240 From con artists to incompetents the Labour party is a broad church. Stop fooling yourself or trying to fool others.
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The UK doesn't need a house of commons now we are an EU state.
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4 more Rons and Richard Tice.
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@Mr Brightside Yeah if you can afford it with a devalued pound and a 10% or more tariff applied. Might see a lot of N I cars re-registered to England. LOL.
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@WW-to5rc I said 40% of their exports to the UK, what that is as a % of their total exports I don't know but that is just year one. When countries are forced to find alternatives it's surprising how inventive and ''can do'' they become and then there is all the money we won't be giving you. Glad you can manage without this small fish as well as the fish in our waters you'll have to do without. BYE.
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@Mr Brightside That would be a very nice outcome, the tariff we would collect would be very welcome.
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@Mr Brightside I agree free trade is preferable but we are talking about the EU here.
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@Mr Brightside Amongst other things.
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@Mr Brightside Yes, part of the inherent problem of socialism is the more controls they implement the more problems they create and the more money is wasted enforcing and policing self harming legislation, resulting in the old top heavy bureaucratic structure stifling wealth creation.
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Quite right, you just can't trust these politicians.
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She is the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.
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@wanderschlosser1857 Why would any sane person want to see their country taken over by an unelected oligarchy, pay for the privilege and lose their identity. There is no doubt the EU wanted to use the withdrawal agreement to control trade between N I and the rest of the UK if we resisted their attempt to retain control over our country which would be used as an example to Scotland to encourage them to vote for ''Independence'' with a promise of EU membership the cost of which to them would be well worth the chance to remove the UK as a competitor and ultimately re colonise us. Traitors such as Blair and Major have nothing to lose from the UK losing it's independence they have probably been well paid for their services to the EU and probably have more gains to come if Brexit is castrated, whether they are sane or not depends on your perspective I guess, Hitler was the epitome of sanity to some.
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@wanderschlosser1857 In the UK some of the wealthiest and privileged people are some of the saddest in the world, some of the poorest and underprivileged are the happiest it all depends on what you want out of life.
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@Conservator. Not really a good analogy is it, I think Hitler's signing of the Munich agreement and the trust people now place in Germans speak volumes.
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@Conservator. Ah fascism, if you feel really desperate you can always bring that up. Our behaviour today is so reminiscent of Germany pre WW2, all that's needed is a sense of humour bypass and the transformation would be complete. Looking at what passes for comedy these days I think it's almost completed, another bonus of EU membership.
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@Conservator. It's easy for some to see what they want to see.
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@ihsanas The British Empire was such a terrible thing, you are so lucky to be independent now.
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@burlhorse61 Afraid it does though.
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@myworkrota1928 Honest question what points are not?
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@iainrae6159 Mono culturalism one of mankinds natural developments that leads to a harmonious society.
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@MrB1923 I agree there is a financial crash on it's way but I don't think it will be huge unless we leave the EU and that has consequences I can't foresee. I agree also that the bankers and financiers have too much power which can only be reigned in with appropriate regulation if widespread poverty and chaos is to be avoided. Things have come to this sorry state through deregulation and globalisation greatly advanced during Blairs tenure as PM so intelligent policies have to be enacted to turn things around. This could of course all be irrelevant if China fails to reign in it's attempt to be the dominating undemocratic global power that is prepared to use armed force to settle disputes and the USA refuses to comply and let's them. Unlikely and probably our lives would be a lot less agreeable under such an outcome. At least some of the 1% would suffer maybe even some of the 0.1% under either scenario, maybe Xi and Kim would come out winners if the US elected another chicken. Back to the UK the main problem as I see it is our values are screwed up, if enough people realise that and political leaders can be elected who can turn things around Britain could be Great again.
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As a committed leave voter and former Tory voter I am in no doubt Mays deal would be a disaster for the UK, my first choice now is to leave without a deal. Second choice being another referendum for a no deal exit or remaining as we are, remaining being eminently superior to Mays deal. Economic considerations have always been a secondary consideration to the higher - order ideals of the EU which can only lead to the disaster confronting the EU today, so it must be preferable to maintain the powers we have to influence and decide on how the EU dissolves rather than pay £39 billion to remain a vassal state. If a general election is called as things stand currently I am minded to vote UKIP.
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Piers Morgan is a tart.
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probably matches the curve of your spine.
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uildanach2010 If the Irish economy is doing so great how come N Ireland doesn't do more of it's trade there than in the UK.
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@Wynedon The religion of peace.
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@gazthejaz8910 I can accept the reality that democracy is a work in progress, it's has the best record in improving living standards and providing freedom for it's people. Britain is the cradle of democracy and we would be in a much better place if we could have more control or influence over the development of western institutions such as the UN since WW2, unfortunately our influence was reduced with the rise of the US and the demise of the British Empire but we should have done better. Joining the EU was the defining political failure of the last century, hopefully we are beginning to put that right and the world will see the benefits of a proper British democracy when/if it's re-established.
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@gazthejaz8910 It must be so difficult trying to remain deluded enough to believe Islam is the answer to anything other than female subjugation and barbaric rituals practiced as an excuse for justice and then you realise Islam will never gain acceptance and dominance in the West. The UK sold it's empire to the US after WW2 LOL how come we have only just paid back the war debt to the US then? because we were such bad negotiators back then it was not part of the deal? what a ludicrous suggestion, as if an empire could be sold to a third country Mr Mohdi would be amazed. You really should get your head out of that work of fiction and perversion they call the Koran and see the world as it is and work for a better future not a return to a failed ideology of the past.
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Can you believe the uniparty net zero plan is to fine you £15k if you sell your house after 2027 if it has an EPC rating less than c, I know most Labour supporters don't own houses unlike Labour politicians who own at least 2 but even so.
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killbotone I voted leave for the UK to regain independence to do whatever the elected government of the day put in it's manifesto end of.
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@The_Phoenix_Saga Wrong. The people standing to be Reform MP's wouldn't vote through anti British policies even if Tice and Farage took the money and other bribes they would be offered. The patriotism is too strong, there would definitely be civil war if they let us down. There may be civil war anyway, Kier Stalin is not playing he seriously wants a totalitarian state.
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@boota1979 Most people don't even try to think beyond the propaganda they absorb through the MSM and others try to think but can't overcome the indoctrination. But the darkest hour is just before dawn, people are beginning to notice how dark it is getting and when there are enough of them they can if they come together choose to change their lives. It's the choosing to that is the hard part because deciding to inflict pain or discomfort on oneself is difficult and is an act of faith which is why TPTB have worked so hard to destroy our sense of Christian identity, our sense of what being British is all about.
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Have you heard the latest news? The ECB have announced they've discovered shortcomings and miscalculations in excess of 10 billion Euros following investigations at Eurozone banks. I don't suppose that will be mentioned on the main news channels.
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What did we win? The freedom to not have the Euro imposed on us. How many of you EU lovers would want to stay in when the the centralisation of financial operations is complete and we are told to have the Euro or be kicked out. How do you think that will work out for your businesses! Your totally blind to the obvious, the EU is an attempt to create a totalitarian oligarchy with no accountability to the general proletariate. It will fail as all such projects do that don't meet the needs of the masses, even the mighty USSR had to bow to the inevitable and now China is making erratic progress too.
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The ramifications will go on for decades but not the referendum.
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@markmoran916 Integrity and principles, just like Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib, the people who are the future of Britain. Marxists wasters can f right off.
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If you know any under ten year olds try and get them to read proper books which teach them to think about the world and people like Treasure Island, kidnapped and the Count of Monte Cristo and to watch old films like Dickens Great Expectations and A Christmas Carol and even Harry Potter is good too. Confiscate the smart phones for a few hours and find a way to communicate meaningfully with your kids, once you switch the brains on miracles can happen.
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@adamjames2332 I don't ever remember any party manifesto's saying they would import millions of immigrants to increase the profit margins of global corporatists at the expense of the indigenous populations of countries. Lee Anderson was elected, it's called democracy mate.
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We will not have communism in our country even with the cunning friendly face of the EU, that's why we voted leave.
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And the British public will vote the majority of them out of their jobs.
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D J T The saviour of the West 🙏
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@HYUKLDER1 The scrapping of Ofcom will be another money saving exercise for Reform.
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Then they got elected and made the mistake of carrying on Blairs work of selling the country's assets to the WEF bag man Soros, if there's money in the trough they couldn't get their snouts in there quick enough. And they made the mistake of lying continually about getting Brexit done and cutting immigration, but they never thought they were making mistakes because they thought the dumb voters would never wake up to the truth but sadly for them the people were kissed by a frog called Farage and they woke up and are waiting to see if the frog is really a prince.
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@yourma2000 Then they got elected in 2012 in PR style with the Lib Dumbs and continued destroying the Tory party as a British conservative party and continued Blair's corrupt policy of selling off British assets to Soros and his globalist friends for some hefty backhanders and refusing to carry out Brexit and return our sovereignty. So they weren't really mistakes like the lies they told year after every year about cutting immigration, they just didn't think Brits would ever wake up in time like a frog in a slowly heated pan of water before it was too late. Sadly for them they were kissed by a frog named Farrage who may turn out to be a prince after all but either way the Frog has woken up the people and the Tories will be toast with or without the frog onside.
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@robertstrong6798 Over 30yrs of betrayal you mean, vote Reform and break the uniparty's hold on power, the nearest thing we have to a solution to the cause of the Britain of today. It may even become the solution.
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Can someone please ask Mr Barnier if he agrees with the co author of article 50 and co founder of the EU that the EU broke the rules of article 50 and acted undemocraticaly when they insisted on negotiating the withdrawal agreement before negotiating the future relationship and they must agree to a different approach or risk their international reputation becoming that of a rogue organisation.
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DavetheSlave They are prisoners of the tenets of current globalist dogma as much as we are victims to it, for now.
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@yournan7249 If worn without eye protection, you're half right.
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@phoebethegreat6253 I don't think that's anything to do with wearing ppe.
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@phoebethegreat6253 I've heard nothing to suggest we know more about how virus's spread now than when this started.
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@phoebethegreat6253 Who's we?
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Just look around Venezuela, Africa, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and many other countries they are examples of why we need to vote. Admittedly the current bunch don't inspire confidence but I put that down to our parliament being castrated by the EU since Thatcher was stabbed in the back by the supporters for the NWO.
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@adammoss5284 Do I get to choose?
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@adammoss5284 Let's all sing together, after 3 now.
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@hallofmirrorsnetwork Yes it's all connected because that is how they designed it, remove the control of globalist central and reinstate a British nationalist government that has power over this country and is answerable to the people. Then this country can control how we connect with the rest of the world to suit us and not be dictated to from the cabal who see themselves as Gods beyond human concerns. That is real freedom, you cannot have freedom from responsibility, only freedom with responsibility.
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Very good advice, I think Trump and his team may be a help in negating the Bunters attempts at feeding his own ego again.
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@ParrotTube The UK want's to leave, the majority of parliament doesn't, we will not be dictated to by parliament my friend we are leaving.
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@milesfurnell The leave campaign was sold on regaining full control of our money , laws and borders. When we have left then we will do an easy trade deal with the bankrupt EU. If an election becomes soley about Brexit the entire political system would collapse. LOL. You mean the entire political system keeping EU hegemony over the UK intact would collapse and the UK would once again become democratic master of it's future.
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@marksimpson1007 Fighting for your country is an outmoded nationalistic idea for outmoded nationalistic people, ie the sane majority.
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@alistairprice2837 MP's want to avoid the pain of being made accountable to the British people.
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@milesfurnell You don't get anything without trying, surely you don't think they've seriously been trying to put the UK's interests first for the last 3 yrs. The rest of your blurb is the usual remoaner BS about the imaginary advantages of paying unaccountable elites and their pampered bureaucrats to look after their own interests at the expense of the average wage earner who after 40+ yrs of membership is worse of now than 30 yrs ago and don't try and foist the blame on the EU puppet governments we've had since Thatcher was deposed and say they were British governments. You Europhiles have got it coming now the sheep are beginning to think.
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@milesfurnell Can you tell me any laws the EU has opposed that you are in favour of? which government opted out of tighter immigration controls? No I didn't protest because I didn't know anything about it like the vast majority of the British public going about their business thinking they could leave the business of running this country to it's British government unaware of the creeping poison of the EU into all the foundations of state that made Britain Great and whispering in the ears of parliament turning them into feeble shadows of the likes of Thatcher and Churchill or imitations of themselves like lying and corrupt Blair with his under the table deals such as selling of HMS Coventry to the Romanian navy. We want an independent sovereign UK with a democratically accountable government and we will have it, no longer will we support the totalitarian ideological driven ever closer union of the EU that disregards the hardships it inflicts on the hard working people of Europe.
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@milesfurnell Why did you not say when back when was as you raised the issue, maybe at the time we did not need tighter immigration controls. The fact that I wasn't aware of or interested enough to know the details of all the legislation being enacted at the time just supports the opinion that the voting age should be raised rather than reduced and that no one has the slightest chance of scrutinising everything being done in the EU parliament as well as our own, you have to rely on broadcasters to relay accurate unbiased and comprehensive information unless you are involved in politics personally. the EU is unworkable as a practical democratic proposition, the common market was an idea that had some merit but political union will never be satisfactory, the sooner it disappears the better for the average nobody and it's fallen to Britain again to put Europe back on the right course. As a believer in all things EU would you agree that if we remain in the EU the rules of the club should be amended so that before any changes of consequence are effected on EU countries they should be subjected to referendum votes by those countries nationals.
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@milesfurnell No I meant opposed. I am against much of the health and safety legislation that I experience, the laws introduced on financial products and services such as MIFID and KID and EU wide NHS cover, the right to freedom of movement across Europe and much of the law enacted would be unnecessary were it not for our membership of the EU or could have been better targeted to meet the needs of our country.
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@milesfurnell I want a world where people are taught to exercise personal responsibility, take out insurance if they wish to travel and have the ability to know how to invest their money safely without loading companies with unnecessary expenses producing documents that provide no worthwhile information. Children cannot stay children forever and the state abdicating it's responsibility or failing in it's responsibility to educate it's people for life will never be satisfactorily counteracted by rolling out endless legislation. The effects of this attitude to running society are plain to see in our country everywhere from Grenfel tower, NHS failures, education not meeting the needs of the country or it's people, requiring immigration to fill the gaps and crimonal activity growing exponentially.
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@milesfurnell No doubt the leaders of Venezuela would be in complete agreement with you but the reality is after 40+ yrs of EU membership this country has been going backwards for 30 of them. As the EU's power grows so does the drop in living conditions, we have had enough the subject should no longer be a matter for debate we voted out 3 yrs ago.
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@milesfurnell A problem between 2 sides needs to be solved by both sides.
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@milesfurnell I don't see a problem why would I have a solution to something that doesn't exist.
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@milesfurnell They did figure out a solution to there satisfaction it was called the backstop, didn't you hear.
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@milesfurnell The solution they figured out was to the satisfaction of those doing the negotiation not to the satisfaction of the UK. The EU was negotiating to maintain the status quo and the UK negotiation team were happy to sign away our independence under the misapprehension that parliament would agree. Now it's time for the EU to wake up and smell the coffee if they wish to avoid causing Irish people real problems, a free trade deal negotiated and ready to go could have been done in the three years they have wasted trying to play Svengali and would have virtually solved all the problems. There is obviously no incentive for the EU to deal with a vassal state in such a cooperative manner until it has to.
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@milesfurnell Looks to me like the one doing the bullying is the EU, Canada type free trade will do nicely just get on with the inevitable It's in the EU's best interests and ours but the EU will suffer more if we leave without a deal.
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@milesfurnell That's why Canada plus is the deal the EU and the UK need for both to benefit, the political project has been a disaster it's time the EU acknowledged that if not publicly then internally and started working out how to restore Europe to return countries independence under a united banner rather than an integrated one. Coming to a mutually beneficial arrangement with the UK would go a long way in starting off on the front foot for what is going to be a very difficult long term rearrangement but one that is unavoidable and will be immensely rewarding for all Europeans. This will be unimaginable to many who have lived the dream but people must come before politics.
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@milesfurnell Any question to complex to be put to the public doesn't deserve to be asked. It doesn't have to be a frictionless border just one with a low coefficient of friction, I'm afraid you're the one that's deluded if you think the EU is working proposition.
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@milesfurnell LOL You really have got it bad, get well soon, withdrawal is the only guaranteed cure hope cold turkey doesn't kill you.
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@fredblogs Nobody cares what fredblogs he's just another stalinist blogger.
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@fullenglish3371 Join Reform and vote Reform and change UK back to being the UK. The tyrants are on the run.
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@gryzwik5375 I believe the members will get to choose a new leader, I agree with your other comments reduce expenditure earn less pay less income tax, vat and other peoples unnecessary wages.
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@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 She wasn't clued up to the level of opposition there was against harming the globalists gravy train that has bought our uniparty politicians.
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Zep Pep Currently it's a cold war but it's beginning to warm up probably be all out in 20 or 30 years.
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@sabar2453 Answer questions from a rabble all shouting at the same time would be ideal Labour propaganda. just concentrate on the rabble anger.
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@sabar2453 That's one of the good things about the Brexit vote, people are becoming aware that politics matters and that changes are long overdue. Figuring out what changes are required is the hard part, maybe more referendums are required to get the peoples views more often. Obviously the people in positions of power disagree and like the existing arrangement where you vote every 5 yrs for a government that sells you a pig in a poke and then does pretty much whatever they want until the next vote and then they try and buy your vote with some giveaways you've already more than paid for. The hypocritical, play acting, elitist know it alls convinced of their own superiority and right to tell us what we want, who deride populism as an affront to their patrician piety look a little less secure these days.
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@jaycam2886 What a lot of people seemingly fail to understand is whatever the arrangements are when we leave without a deal they will not be written in stone and immutable. Does being one of the largest economies in the world mean nothing? That we have no resilience, no negotiating power, nothing to interest potential trading partners and no control over the billions of £'s we have at our disposal. Whatever happens in the short term the country will just have to adjust to it and personally I look forward to the challenges ahead.
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@jaycam2886 We don't have a negotiating position as long as we are in the EU and we sure as hell can't negotiate with them by telling them we won't leave till we get a good deal. There is absolutely no incentive for the EU to offer us anything until they realise we are leaving with a good deal or no deal.
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Danny JB It's alright now parliament is in control and we voted for them so we have to make sure next time we vote we know who and what we're voting for.
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@TyMarshall007 Course we knew what we'd get, guaranteed unicorns, sacks of gold and everything you could possibly want.
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@sudenims5235 Keep giving them your money.
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@jgtemperton You are a good little globalist, the New World order needs people like you to make it grow and to make you shrink to fit.
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When Merkel said she would take in all those refugees wash she speaking for Germany or Europe? This is the main flaw in the EU project IMHO.
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We all live in a yellow submarine, China waves the rules.
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Britain rules the waves.
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They will grind down everyone who wants to work, they are our enemy. Try to find another way and vote for Reform
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@thedave7760 Who runs this country?
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@thedave7760 Same question really the politicians are the tools working for the WEF.
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Highly unlikely and anyway the police have no backing or the justice system no effective way to deal with such people effectively.
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The police are charged with the duty of serving Muslim organisations at the expense of other sectors of society, it is a misuse of police power. Case in point the report of a Muslim man whose parent had died, he went to his local mosque to get them to handle the funeral arrangements. When he went to the mosque to complain they had not publicised the funeral arrangements properly the police came to his house the next day to deliver a letter from the mosque warning him off. What other organisation could expect the police to act as their delivery service?
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Disturbing the peace is a police matter, a complaint at your local mosque of this nature is not.
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Dear Dr Pangloss if enough people look at the world through the same rose tinted glasses as yours you will likely sit on a pair one day and they'll bite you on the ass.There was no implied threat to the mosque according to the report.
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Didn't sound like harassment to me, can't imagine the police doing the same for Christian church or a church asking the police too.
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@Neckoya You deal with something like this the same as you deal with the Manchester bombing.
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@lizeggar2421 I think he loves the way the "British" establishment and MSM media work so hard to spread lies and propaganda against people who try to resist them building this country into becoming a colony in the W E F's new world order.
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I was thinking of having a new sweepstake for people to guess the day of the next terror attack in France with the profits going to charities aiding asylum seekers, do you think it should be run weekly or monthly.
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@WalterKhayyam All MEP's live like kings compared to the average wage slave. If you want an independent UK why vote UKIP? It's in the name, UK independence party.
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@su11ivan80 All that matters to me is UK exiting the EU, Farage helped to get us this far whether by accident or design is hard to say politicians are too devious to know for sure but I can't understand Nigels objection to UKIP it makes no sense to me at all and will split the vote.
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An insult to the British people, ffs! Surely you must be used to that by now used to it by now. RIP Peter Lynch and all the victims of our treacherous governments of the last 30yrs, how many more victims before we remove these traitors? Join Reform and change our country, now.
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@BAmalakas By super rich I presume you mean all those corrupt W E F globalists currently running the majority of western countries such as Bliar.
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Voters must realise they are governed by dictates of the WEF globalist puppets of all all parties bar Reform, the choice for voters is between globalists and nationalists. You have experienced life under globalist rule for the last 25yrs and its only going one way either vote for it or against it, you have a choice.
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@stevec6427 The date is 2024 not 1924! Do catch up.
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All the major challenges facing western countries are rooted in globalism, without returning to a world of independent nation states focussed on becoming self sufficient our problems will continue to grow. Thank God America is at last moving in the right direction.
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@theboardshorts Globalism isn't real at all is it? It's just another conspiracy theory. lol.
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@theboardshorts We don't have the highest energy costs out of the 26 closest economies because it's a conspiracy do we, it's just expected cost of making the transition to renewables. We've been told for the last 20yrs of investing in renewables that we will all have lower energy costs in the future, paying 200% higher charges and rising is a price well worth paying isn't it, I don't remember them telling us that though.
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@abmong Where does all the hot air go, hope it doesn't affect the climate.
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joe caterman You only have to look at how China has got the H K police to do their bidding to see that if it comes to it it will be a very difficult protracted struggle the likes of that which the IRA has pursued, at least we should get support from Corbyn or would we.
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joe caterman That would be difficult for the EU to do they really are bankrupt you know and the loss of prestige and influence would be fatal, much worse for them if we left without a deal so I think they will exert all the pressure they can to get parliament to accept Boris's deal. Hopefully we will play our cards right in future if they vote for Boris's deal. Crushing the EU is in no ordinary persons interest but a managed unwinding with a return to sensible cooperation would be great but could take 40 yrs at a guess before we get to a really satisfactory arrangement.
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They come from France so they must go back to France.
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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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I disagree with saying no integration it must be a personal choice, but restricting immigration and encouraging repatriation of people with non compatible ideologies by the scrapping of multiculturalism and revising our benefits system making it inaccessible to recent immigrants. This will remove most of the troublesome immigrants and enforcing the law will take care of the rest, I am also in favour of capital government subject to approval via referendum especially when we have an honest government again.
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Tories have to decide which is the bigger threat to the uniparties control of Britain, if they think it's the patriotic British then they will choose Jenrick, if they think it's the multiculti voters they pick Braverman, if they want to ride 2 horses they'll pick Tuggenhat.
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@nickelmouse451 Until he reached adulthood.
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Any country gaining independence may face difficult times if you don't think it's worth it I suggest you find somewhere you think will give you the life you desire.
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Liam Fox mistakenly assumed that the EU would negotiate to provide the best deal for the 27 countries, it could be an easy deal for the benefit of all but that is not the way the EU operates, as long as the cossetted elite think they're safe everyone once else must just manage as best they can. Empires aren't created by people who behave reasonably so it might come down to who can be the most unreasonable, might be time to use what we learned when we had an empire and stop kidding ourselves things are really that different today.
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Melvin why do you feel strongly about Brexit? Is it because you do not really understand the reason for it. I think it's cause is to do with us being an Island race comfortable in our own skin with an interesting history that shows us to have been a positive force in the world. We no longer seek to dominate other countries or have much interest in pursuing ideological goals other than a majority in favour of democratic capitalism. We enjoy other cultures but do not wish to amalgamate with them as this would in my opinion destroy diversity. This is one of the big drawbacks with multiculturalism IMO the other being that it is not compatible with human nature.
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man0z You just can't trust Boris like you could that nice Tony Blair.
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I think it was Gaad Sad who coined the term "woke mind virus" whatever it is clearly rampant throughout most European countries and seems to be on the decline in the US.
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This country was conned out of it's independence in 1972 and and this has been reinforced by various treaties over the following years and we are all supposed to be living in perfect harmony by now but it's taking a bit longer than expected. Never mind a little hiccup here and there you know it makes sense.
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@kevintwine2315 Your interpretation of the figures leaves out the most important facts such as when the Tories came to power the national debt was high for the size of the economy and the annual current account deficit was 150Billion a much higher percentage of the economy than the current annual deficit of 30Billion 2or3% of an economy a lot bigger hence the Tories ability to increase spend without having an unsustainable amount of debt. Debt is a tool that can be useful or destructive it always has to be payed for one way or another when Labour left office they left a note to say sorry the money is all gone, the minimum wage has increased more than inflation since the Tories came in and basic income tax relief has doubled, as labour didn't leave any money that seems a pretty good outcome economically to me
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As the EU have effectively been running this country since John Major was P.M. who else can you blame.
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They haven't been running our country! Why do you think the Brexit negotiations are so troublesome and why our politicians are finding it so difficult to make decisions, and why we have so few people with experience of trade negotiation. The debilitating effects of being a colony track deep.
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I have no misery that is your presumption, I just think things could be a lot better now and in the future after we leave. If the country is full of delusional Brexiteers that's just too bad for you as they are British and in the majority as far as we can tell.
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@ilachauhan4666 Join Reform, remember the Tories are to blame for the state of Britain today, don't get fooled again.
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@joodznaturelives607 That is the most beneficial thing of Starmer's government many more people are waking up, I think it was about ten years ago I started putting the pieces together and 2020 just completed the picture.
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@YWboy Good points well made, did you know U V light kills the virus on objects I don't have full details of time needed for it to work I only heard this morning, going out to get food and prescriptions are the only excuses at the moment I can think of for healthy people to go out these necessities could be dealt with much better through more organisation by the government if they would wake up. The sooner a lock down is instigated supported by marshal law the better for all good people IMO.
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@Samurai '01 OOOOOOH.
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@pepepinochetshelicoptertou2696 Come on let's get this cull over with sooner it's done the sooner we can get back to normality, killing one another.
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@pepepinochetshelicoptertou2696 What I feel is unavailable to rent.
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Yes they're much more serious in Zimbabwe lol
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Reform has a new constitution apparently, I say apparently because as a member for over 3 months the party have not informed me of anything about it. As a member it would be nice to be informed and even better to have a vote on the articles of association, as it would be equally nice to receive a copy of the accounts. Am I just being awkward?
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@GreasySlick Thanks for the information, another of the thousands of victims of diversity the government would rather you ignore.
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@michaellilley6725 Why you want to leave the EU is marvelous there are so many countries I can travel to so many girls I can meet I have friends like me from my country all over Europe we don't understand the laws in these countries but that's no problem the EU takes care of everything it's a pity everybody doesn't just be friends one of my friends died last year in a car crash in Holland and the other guy in the car was sent to prison for 6 months and he didn't do nothing they was just driving too fast the police said what right they got to say that.
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That's how they like it and that's how they've had it up to now, they are now finding their way into positions of power some not all having the same attitude. People must recognise what is happening and vote/act accordingly, if we don't stand up for ourselves no one else will.
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@karenhardy495 Those two eminent politicians you mention do cut ridiculous figures I agree but there are many more working their way into local government and public services inflicting their foreign religious ideals on policies affecting British people.
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Who do you like jakke, labour?
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Its always been some psycho's wet dream but the globalist takeover in the UK started with the Tories ousting Thatcher and they've been in charge ever since with maybe the exception of Truss, I guess that was the last throw of the dice for real conservatives in the Conservative party. Cometh the time cometh the man Trump looks to be our saviour and hopefully Farage will be too.
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Say a prayer for the EU.
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@whitehart11 This country's biggest problem, taxpayers are funding our enemies from the delusional to the billionaires fleecing us, be nice.
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Deaths from strike reportedly 4.
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The PM and her mp's have to represent their constituents and do what they consider is best for the country, they are not dictators. It is for the people to make their opinions known and vote accordingly.
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@SandymoorFerrariClub The previous establishment have been captured, as the fortunes of Liz Truss clearly demonstrate. Bribery, corruption and indoctrination, perverting Christian values and doing away with them through legislation where necessary have paved the way for the revolution the West must have. A Reform win would see Britain once again leading the world, possibly, who can say? Given Britains history it's not inconceivable to me though we would once again need Americas backing with a Trump government.
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@lazonby222 Musk is helping with that, by the end of next year the US and the UK will be free countries once again.
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@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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Worse than that the NHS say men can use nurses changing rooms in hospitals. Vote Reform and get the perverts seen too.
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@thewatcher2570 I didn't do much either so I'm guilty of not doing enough to deter them from locking him up I guess, but I don't like getting involved with people, clubs or groups etc.
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@projectzed5766 Lock down doesn't affect me too much, I like my own company and have a lot to do so until April I will have no issues. By then we should know what the f---k is going on. Who to vote for when we get the chance should be clearer at least by the end of the summer, if Boris is still dithering and we haven't had a clean Brexit and immigrants are still flooding in then Patriotic alternative or Farage and Widdecombe should be in the frame.
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@DomhnallOSuileabhainPrin-tm1fw And your point is?
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It's great to know there will be no ill effects for the EU after we leave, kinder makes you wonder why we were such a big contributor to their budget. It really does ease my conscience to know I don't have to feel guilty.
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No one should expect the EU to work against it's own interests, but what it considers it's interests to be and who benefits and by how much should be clearer. As should it's order of priorities, if all these topics were more openly discussed and major issues agreed on a country by country basis with referendums to gauge public opinion and determine policy there might be less dissent. We will observe from the outside with interest and cooperate where it is in our interest.
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@robbeales5516 Or guts.
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@MelissasArt Strange when you suddenly realise the concept of satan arose from peoples living experiences.
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@michaelcoward1902 Operating under our current anti profitability ideology no manifesto can add up.
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But it is still possible to regain our way.
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Depends on your view of what this nation is, respect the terrorists.
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@vaanpenelo1795 Islamic hate preachers have no problem dealing with any comeback when their followers commit murders etc.
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@Derreck Jones Even Tony really wanted to keep the red flag flying here and he definitely knew how to spend money for great personal effect.
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@kaysussex4991 Thatcher seemed rather unreal before she was PM.
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@melissadenbo2461 So many self righteous know it all's commenting here, no wonder the world's in such a mess the country gets more like love island every if what I've read about love island is true.
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It's just a case of mind over matter at the moment for most people, if you don't mind it don't matter. Things could get a lot worse though and we might end up under marshal law, then mind or not it will matter.
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@cristeaadrian7419 It feels like the danger from the virus is overstated but I'm not sure a conspiracy of such international proportions is possible even today, but you can't rule it out. The governments handling of the situation does seem ill considered and creating bigger problems than the virus represents. Fighting for freedom and other human rights can be done in many different arenas as necessary to make sure the results match the objectives. Objectives have to be clear and you need to know your enemy to have any chance of success to avoid ending up with something worse than you're fighting.
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@RDHamel Vote UKIP.
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@DUNCAN INVADER Farage? isn't he an MEP or something.
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Zoey Lowlands Vote UKIP. Let's have a crowd funded 4d reconstruction of Notre Dam, who needs the real thing?
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@Mark_Dyer1 Even murderers are given another chance, his past would not stop me voting for UKIP. I think he would under such close scrutiny he would be unlikely to be as he was, but then even released murders kill again just have to keep them closely monitored I suppose.
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Course it ain't, it will just work better for some than it does for others just like it does now.
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@angeladallimore8079 And your point is?
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@culturaypasion Understanding politicians motivations requires in depth expert investigation and analysis with access that is rarely available, it is part of their job description to prevent such a thing. The only example of such a revelation I can think of is the Frost interview with Nixon but I don't remember the details too well.
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@culturaypasion You want to change the world? good luck with that! The experts say technically bumble bees should not be able to fly, what's that? Oh it's a flying bumble bee. The level of corruption in our parliamentary system is deplorable but is less than in most and at least offers the opportunity for anyone to take part, it will never be erased. The best we can hope for is to expose it to the public and reduce it as much possible. Having an intelligent opposition to the Tories rather than weak minded ideological hypocrites would help.
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@culturaypasion France and Russia had their revolutions and they're no better off than us, our democracy serves us as well as any other form of government in any developed economy. Get a million people together and you would have thousands of unique opinions on what needs to be changed, if you're intelligent and questioning enough, age broadens your perspective to know that human societies evolve at their own pace and that is generally slow and unpredictable. You can't take the human out of humans so no system will ever be perfect.
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Leaving Rupert Lowe free to expose the uniparty lies, crime and corruption.
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@supermauro79 It will find it's way into common parlance as a word to mean the same as catch 22.
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@stuartdowling5984 It's been over 3 yrs since the vote that's what will give it a life after the act is completed, similar situations will be called brexit type situations.
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@manuelromeroarcos8160 We would love to oblige you but it's a Brexit situation.
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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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@RedOnItEE Didn't there used to be more than 1 kind of murder, pre meditated was one, laws are what you make em.
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John Burrett Why don't you offer them food and board and teach them the error of their ways? I'm sure the labour party or benefits system would chip in to help.
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John Burrett Try it, you never know it might be your new vocation, or they could just take everything you've got and sell you into slavery. Either way it would be a learning experience for you.
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John Burrett What did you do to black people you naughty boy.
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Ha ha , you believed that? Talk about misinformation!
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@sgw8903 The Lords don't have the power.
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@sgw8903 I didn't just discover Bumble bees defy aeronautical science it's something that's been said for years can you provide me any links to qualified engineers who disprove that. I won't say No? course not. As I'm always open to new evidence.
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Breaking news! Getting infected happens through coming into contact with the virus.
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What sort of mickey mouse country are we living in?
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@julianpetkov8320 ?
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@julianpetkov8320 I know of General Grant I just don't follow your reasoning.
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@julianpetkov8320 General Grant was already in the South at the outbreak of the Civil War was he not, if so he didn't cause the civil war by invading the South. Putin or his predecessor had ceded control of Ukraine under the voluntary break up of the USSR after the West agreed not to put NATO troops into former Russian colonies. They broke the agreement, overthrew a democratically elected pro Russian leader and installed Zelensky as a Western puppet to allow Hunter Biden to operate his nefarious activities there and the CIA to set up their spy networks to infiltrate into Russia. Why else would the US and Nato avoid the invasion of Ukraine by bankrolling Zelenski.
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@ekifalcon3468 Let the good times roll. Arsenal 1. Man.U. 3.
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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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@djc1974oldschool Charlie doesn't understand what all the fuss is about, he had the virus took a trip up to Scotland got better and now he's coming back. As he's got immunity now maybe he'll help out in the NHS, next thing you know he'll be talking about the divine right.
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The first no brainer is to stop the alien invaders coming in and send the ones back who are already here just like Nick Tenconi says UKIP will do but before you can do that you have to get a government that agrees, this country has what it takes to be self sufficient, we are still making £billions and throwing it away. It has got to stop, try to stick together and retain traditional values.
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@Frankly Frank And what has the globalist agenda got in store for us? Wonder why Germany and France support the idea of an EU army.
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@Frankly Frank Europe would benefit from a mutual defence organisation as it has done from NATO doubtless you would underfund it as you have NATO especially when you will have to find so much money for the bureaucracy to run it would it's decisions be subject to the veto?
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@jacquelinemullan4900 Strange how the Tories have increased funding every year to make cuts in the international health service.
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Full independent control of our money, borders and laws is a must.
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@themadman300113 The UN directive on treatment and rights of refugees.
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@jimreid6370 NATO is ok just need to get all the members to pay their way which is why the common defence organisation the EU wants is a non runner.
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Is Jersey in the EU?
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Fuck I just finished my shift down the mine and the missus was washing me down in the tin bath and this lot came on the wireless!
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@Calimari Club Whatever you call him he is not a member of UKIP and has useful information to impart to the party about life in politically ignored working class areas of the country. Vote UKIP.
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@Calimari Club Yeh I realise he's making a packet and taking a lot of aggravation along with it but that doesn't alter the fact that Islam is a death cult and he's prepared to say so.
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@Calimari Club Your comment overlooks the fact that Yax isn't in UKIP and the MSM campaign to discredit UKIP deserves to fail.
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@Calimari Club You can say it till you're blue in the face but it still won't mean you are speaking for all of middle England. Middle England helped to get us in this mess it's time they woke up helped get us out of it.
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@Calimari Club But short of a violent revolution there is nothing to be done other than wait for the next general election and vote for UKIP, the longer we have to wait to vote the greater will be the vote for UKIP I think.
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@Calimari Club Well we both have time to change our minds, we just have to keep them open and alert.
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@RJ-ql6ff George Soros loves charities that help to destroy western civilisation, himself, Gates and the rest of the WEF crowd have the funds to corrupt anyone. All big charities are corrupt today.
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 @rexbarron4873 Depends whether you think this country is worth dying for, obviously the gimmegrants don't think their country is worth dying for which is why they live in sh------s.
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@z0n0ph0ne They failed a lot of people on the Titanic.
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@nuttysquirrel8574 Only seems insane if you think we are a sovereign country with our own government.
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@dast6915 Who was that masked man, the lo-----ne Ranger.
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Why would he?
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@dillthegoat You won't have to if you die.
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It seems hard to believe so many people didn't see this coming, because of them we're all going to get rinsed.
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So agree with June, Ben Habib would make a Great British Prime Minister, first get Reform in power.
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They just shouldn't be here in the first place like probably 10m or more others who will never be British. Bad things have always happened in the past but this country never was like Gaza.
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Racist
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@nubbyboah Why was that? Something to do with their self interest, whatever it will be nice to have them onside now.
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@ringostarr1038 I think you will find we are special.
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@jacobjorgenson9285 The EU project is finally coming to a close, will Albania get to join before it's all over.
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@jacobjorgenson9285 No it all happens in those ivory towers far far away, people like me just get to suffer the consequences.
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@slinkerdeer Don't know until you try, join Reform and leave the international corruption cartel.
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@Starmerispureevil Reform is unstoppable, the revolution has begun. People are casting off their ovine indoctrination.
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@carlocristiani9529 People spouting B S like @Med will be hiding in 2yrs time, we are taking our country back.
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The more that politicians interfere with how we live the more unsatisfactory life becomes, and the more politicians there are the more they interfere. The EU is a project to make politicians omnipotent, praise em, praise em they're only looking out for our interests they try to convince us and them.
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@20quid What do you base that opinion on.
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@20quid The economic figures? You mean Germany in recession or the UK GDP growth beating the forecasts, UK unemployment lowest on record and Spain and Greece circa 50% youth unemployment, UK average wages rising by 3.8%, 1% over inflation, UK inward foreign investment the highest in Europe. I didn't know all those stabbings I keep reading about were hate crimes or do you mean all the attacks on the police. The polls LOL and the opinions of the experts, are those the same ones that trashed our car and motor cycle industries and trashed the economy in 2008, or the ones that predicted by now everyone would only have to work if they wanted to, the paperless office etc etc.
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@20quid What a banal comment.
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@20quid An attitude to be expected from an EU troll or a brain dead remainer.
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@20quid If you accept that as evidence of anything you really should study how to run a conspiracy.
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@20quid It's evidence of a opinions on what if and what if not about what might or might not happen just like the £350m that could be payed to the NHS. Just keep publicising anything available that can have a negative slant on Brexit and ignore the positive facts I mentioned earlier, do everything possible to delay Brexit and you might win. You obviously think the prize is worth it I think you will be disappointed.
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@20quid At the time of the release of this evidence Boris had been elected 1 day and the figures were compiled by the remain centric civil service under the authority of the remain government of that time so you're either deluded or attempting to deceive. Really I'm tired of arguing the truth and am rich enough and old enough for the future to not concern me though it will be amusing to see how things turn out if the wishes of the majority vote of 2016 is overturned.
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@20quid I've done what I can but if people are determined to remain in the controlling undemocratic EU they will.
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@20quid Who is your local MEP, what votes has he taken part in, how long has he had that post, how much does he get paid who set his salary what are his expenses what did he do before being an MEP what are the requirements to become an MEP.
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@20quid But most know what the political parties say they stand for and they know what the government of the day does.
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@TyMarshall007 Leaving with no deal will kill us all. Good thing too better than being an EU slave.
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@TyMarshall007 Mays deal would make us a vassal state, the EU is heading for economic chaos with growing dissent in many EU countries. The EU has always put higher - order ideals before economic considerations which always ends in disaster, Germany is now baulking at Macrons pursuit of true currency union and harmonised tax rates which would lead to another recession in Ireland with many mortgages still in negative equity. Debt to GDP ratios in Portugal 125%, Spain 98%, France 99% and Italy 133%. Economist Lorenzo Bini - Smaghi (ex ECB board member) claims Italy is already in recession with real GDP per capita no higher than it was 20yrs ago. The damning facts go on and on if you investigate and so I am quite content to remain in the EU if this country is incapable of voting for independence as at least we would have a voice in organising the EU's demise rather than just being subject to it's decisions.
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@TyMarshall007 There is a lot of pressure on being PM May is too polite to be a leader IMO and probably just goes with the consensus view, she lost her two main advisers and is now failing.
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People still funding the uniparty indoctrination channels. when was this recording from 10yrs ago?
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@PelletJamie You might get something if you live long enough, telecom workers will demand the same conditions as NHS workers are due to get and will soon be on strike if they don't get them. After the initial massive amount of money spent in compensating shareholders and pension funds etc there will be nothing left for investment and they will get kicked out of government after setting the current roll out of broadband back another twenty years. Diane and the rest will blame greedy capitalists for sabotaging their plans and the tragi comedy will continue unless China and India plus others carry on feeding their own ambitions and either take control of us or climate change makes an unexpected intervention, I just hope the price of a pint doesn't get out of reach.
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@smashingdeano Why do you left footers keep trying to promote ideologies that have been tried and failed countless times, that's a definition of insanity to keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
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@smashingdeano Anyone can have dreams it takes responsible intelligent government and work to create wealth and decide which ones are viable and worth funding. The Tories don't have a perfect record for this Labour has a record of abject failure. Just read about a great example of this under the heading ''council set to review the cost of jobs'' they are going to review purchasing procedures after it was revealed it can cost more than £2k to build a path made of 5 paving slabs, and a handrail across 2 steps was said to cost more than £1.4k. Councillor ------- ------ cabinet member for procurement, transformation and commercialisation, in response said he was investigating how they can reduce costs when ordering materials from it's supplier! FFS. While on another page a company is advertising a complete package for fitting a new bathroom for an all in price of £3.6k, I bet that wouldn't meet the standards of the cabinet member for his bathroom though.
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@smashingdeano It is undeniable mistakes have been made that is always the case, even Thatcher made mistakes. ''What have the Tories done in the last decade'' They have reduced the current account deficit to less than a third of what it was when they came into power even after being left with a massive national debt to service, the economy has grown strongly over that time, the minimum wage has out paced inflation and if we get out of the EU we can start to address the many problems our country has through their meddling in our affairs.
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@smashingdeano Correct there is no point in trying to discuss with someone who has an entrenched dogmatic view based on Labour propaganda, no understanding of the privileged life they have received from living in a democratic capitalist country and no experience of the working class and what they really need. Don't despair though after 30 more yrs you might have a better understanding and Labour have just come up with a policy worthy of consideration, free dental check ups for people on benefits and children. This is a good idea but should be restricted to British people with 5 yrs of British nationality.
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@smashingdeano Correct British people have woken up to the theft of their culture of British values such as law and order, self responsibility, respect for the old and frail, honesty and the attempted theft of democratic accountability and British independence. It would certainly be a brave new world if old Corbyn gets elected with a rapid escalation of everything that has reduced the quality of life in the UK lately, live fast die young and don't look for justice.
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@Grimeyhoob LOL LOL LOL.
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trident3b LOL and you're not even trying to be funny.
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trident3b Are you German?
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trident3b Can you point me in the direction of any German silent comedy films comparable with Charlie Chaplin for instance.
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@lynnyoungman1280 A more conclusive test to prove who is running our country I cannot imagine.
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@geoffhoward2171 That is true because their propaganda is spread far and wide.
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Not just a waste an actual expenditure towards creating chaos.
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@tarsiusbancanus5279 Me neither.
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It's so frustrating being a selfish Europhile these days, you still don't know what's going to happen.
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@angelaregan475 Are we going to get the chance to see it and debate it though and vote on it.
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@maccagrabme Pretty much the same as how it feels now.
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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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@choomickle623 What exactly do you mean implying the UK will not survive.
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Shows just how far down the rabbit hole of living a life of power and position without due regard of their responsibilities to the electors so many politicians are.
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@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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It was time for tweedle dee to take their turn to keep up the pretence of a working democracy, but there will soon be no need for the pretence if Labour can just stay in power for a full term.
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@BertramG-oz4nu The cons helped us a massive amount, wasted a massive £500 billion on the China flu, wasted another 100 at least on paying border force to offload a million invaders into the country and giving them bed and full board, mobiles and spending money. Wasted billions on nut zero and made the plans for ending the production of high carbon steel putting 6000 directly out of work with the knock on effects felt by businesses where they used to spend their money. And they pretend to be bothered about the country being £3 trillion in debt and rising 😂😂😂 I hope we have a good old fashioned British winter with 6 foot of snow and power outs every other day or weeks at a time, no propaganda and pubs doing a roaring trade with roaring fires, cash only I'm afraid.
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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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There are racists in Britain and most of them are in the uniparty, but hey it's ok to be racist as long as you hate white folks especially if they don't bend the knee or talk sense.
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@rebelrebel7722 Know your enemy, keep your friends close and your enemy closer. But we know who our enemy is and they're in our house and it ain't reform at a least not yet.
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I got banned from having my say on GBNEWS have your say lol for playing around with the N word. Vote Labour and experience living under Marshall law in the UK within 3 years.
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@ancietman Establishment quango office for communication cancelling anything or anyone they don't want you to hear.
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Do they have untouchables in Kenya or are just a Marxist.
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@INFEDnoX Labour know nothing about bullying they leave it their affiliates like Scargill, red Robbo, Mcluskey and other useful dictators.
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@INFEDnoX The Labour party is the same as it ever was and the one holds a position of influence in the Labour party, thanks.
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@docwhat8370 I think he might at that, definitely superior to Corbyn.
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@gommechops Is it really going to take longer to get china out of our communications infrastructure than it took to get the EU from having control of our country? How did it come to this.
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@gommechops A miracle indeed, and mainly down to one man, Farage as far as I can work along with British voters. It's starting to look hopeful for the future, patience, determination and avoiding shooting ourselves in the foot with things like appointing Mandelson as head of the WTO and we might eventually have something really good to celebrate.
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@gommechops It really is difficult to predict but it seems unlikely the EU will continue as it was, it's problems are well known from the EURO's destruction of the economic viability of some countries, immigration, underfunding of NATO and of defence. China has only just started to exert it's strength and ideology on a worldwide basis and a defeat for Trump in November would make it easier for them and really test the mettle of the Johnson government, IMO China pose the biggest threat to our prosperity at the moment but I think they've jumped the gun probably due to Trump and Brexit. I never saw myself becoming a conspiracy theorist but it seems too much of a coincidence the number of self destructive ideas gaining popular support these days, such as BLM, gender neutrality, unconscious bias, destruction of historical reality, undermining police authority and the armed forces, the west seems close to becoming a collection of banana republics in an ideological wasteland.
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She probably said something sensible about racism.
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@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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@simonmasters2772 It's possible to survive without food for a week if you have to, this virus is going to wipe out a lot of morons and some good people too.
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@simonmasters2772 If you took it as advice you have a problem it was merely an expression of biological fact. Hear is another one for you to ponder. If your house was surrounded by a minefield, your food was parachuted or delivered by drone and someone was coming to clear the minefield in 6 months time would you leave your house to go to work or to go shopping. Bye
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@muaythaiforlife9737 People who get the virus young or old will get long term effects through scarring of lung tissue, liver tissue whatever parts of the body the virus infects, going to be some claims for compensation from the morons saying nobody told them about that. LOL.
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@simonmasters2772 Yeah right again pal right up your a---e. So glad your cat's being taken care of for now at least if you die from covid 19 he'll be able to feed of your face when he get's hungry if no other sucker feeds him. Could be worse though you could be living in S Korea where your chance of survival would be hundreds of times greater than here but they would know all your movements, personal privacy of movement is not something they worry about over there how utterly inhuman don't you think.
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Oh sorry I forgot you wanted a cookie, you'll have to make do with that lick from my gritty tongue.
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@Wichnam Good to know as you're probably paying for his efforts through your taxes.
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@Wichnam If your taxes are not for the British then that would be symptomatic of the cause of some of the UK's current problems, if they are you would have no choice of whether a dime or a Dollar and you're obviously much older than 3 yrs of age, at least chronologically speaking.
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@Wichnam I'ts what he was born for that's what's so wrong and so right about this country unfortunately humans have barely changed for over a thousand years so until we have and are ready to put our future in the hands of A I we need leaders with chutzpah.
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@muhammadomer7495 As long as the majority are ok with the legal definitions of which crimes warrant a death sentence then it must be right. Democracy is king as far as I'm concerned.
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@muhammadomer7495 There will always be people prepared to kill, public executions cause people to be more inclined to violence. The best execution IMO is by injections, one to anaesthatise followed by a second to end life. It may be beneficial for executions to be televised but I'm not sure yet, it needs debating.
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@muhammadomer7495 All evidence should be considered and examined in the round, decisions cannot be properly made by people with closed minds.
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@muhammadomer7495 Yes and even more concrete evidence such as selfies of people committing murders and eye witnesses, personally I do not see the case for not having capital punishment as I believe neither do a large majority of the people.
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The UK remainers seem to have an attitude stuck in what was prevalent in the 1960's ie ''love and peace man'' to see the reality of things just look at the football world cup to see the true attitude of nations, which is win at all cost by deceit and cheat. If the EU don't wish to agree a deal acceptable to us it will be better by far to take the initial effects of leaving without a deal to restructure our economy as an independent country and preserve our democracy. So the pound may lose 40% of it's value overseas initially and then settle 15-20% lower than today, do you seriously think business would not take advantage of such a big opportunity? Ok so you may have to holiday in the UK for a couple of years and drive something a little more sensible. The alternative is unclear, an EU army, centralised financial control in Brussels, the possibility of the EU in conflict with itself over immigration and many other unpleasant developments. European cooperation is possible without the EU and is so desirable it will be inevitable once sanity returns and we no longer have to kow tow to big business to fund the Greek, Italian and other struggling economies that are unsustainable with the Euro.
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5 years from now I would be surprised if ordinary people don't wonder what all the fuss was about, a lot of them take this country and it's democracy so much for granted and without due consideration.
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Patrick Doyle. I also agree if the EU's disassembling gets really messy we will be glad of our escape though there would inevitably be a financial cost to us as we are not a people to watch others suffer where we can help. It is surprising how bitter most EU people are I suppose that's the difference between dreamers and realists exemplified by the attitude of Colombian football supporters unable to see the truth of their teams attempt to cheat their way to what they would see as success where were we in their position we would just be embarrassed were we to win or lose.
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If they don't know it now they will fairly soon.
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Patrick. Interesting in the extreme the next few months will decide our future for decades if we leave, if we stay in I would say we'll be back here again within the ten years. What are the odds the Russian nerve gas entered Britain through Europe.
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Ah I see your point, you mean we are the masters of our destiny. We have the weapons and can use them as we desire. World watch out.
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@MayklCekson-sh1 I can't see what people have got to complain about, everything looks lovely on the BBC. My benefits are always paid on time and I can get everything I need without leaving the house, what could be better.
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When you have traitors in charge it is impossible to appear as anything else but weak.
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@boxingmonkey2450 Nice analogy except that the reason for Egypt's downfall is exactly what Brexit will avoid, if it doesn't we will certainly be in for an interesting few years.
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@tonyhendrix8075 And your point is? I thought everyone new the Brexit party is a pressure group for changing the ideology of government to make this country independent once again and hopefully the rest of Europe will see sense and follow our lead. Everyone needs boundaries that's why globalism will fail.
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@andrew30m The way globalism operates today will change, it's not sustainable. There is no chance of stopping climate change if we continue with the current ideology.
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@andrew30m Any change that currently requires unanimous or qualified unanimous EU votes, trade deals, laws, etc etc the list is pretty much endless
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@andrew30m We will do a trade with the US then and stay in the EU no problem, but I'd rather not pay into a club that doesn't make public it's financial accounts.
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@tonyhendrix8075 What's the obsession with the Brexit party, I have never voted for the Brexit party and haven't read their manifesto. Are you saying they don't have one? You thinking Britain will be an Empire again shows your thinking to be in tune with the EU project and strikes me as a bit passe, Scotland and Ireland will do what they consider to be in their best interests and suffer the consequences if they make poor choices as Greece, Spain and Italian people are finding out. Fortunately the Presidents and their establishment are not suffering the same way they are just trying to keep their gravy train rolling.
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@tonyhendrix8075 No, that's why we don't belong in the EU.
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MissKimSinger Go and research Venezuela come back when you can explain how they got to their present situation and then tell me how we will benefit from Labours manifesto.
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Mike Burden hahaha! You haven't got a clue have you, people who are spoon fed all their lives and told what to do do not create the wealth and innovation that makes societies prosper. Why do you think the richest 1% are paying 75% of tax income when they could just transfer their money to a tax haven sit back and laugh at people like you. The state of the NHS today is a disgrace thanks Blair nothing to show for all the money he threw at it apart from a bloated administration that has got no interest in cutting waste and an over reliance on foreigners due to his disastrous policies on education with emphasis on uni for everyone and devaluing the people who really make society work.
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Something did happen we had a current account surplus for a couple of quarters even after paying the interest on the trillion debt we have. What's your solution to the problem? Borrow some more money.
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Yeh i've been saving my money for my old age.
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Despot is that the sort of person who says public schools are bad but as soon as they can afford to sends their kids there, or says grammar schools are bad but sends their kids there if they can.
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Should have given the job to Anna Soubry in the first place.
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When the wind is sighing through the deserted offices of the EU commission the echoes of the voices of stuffed windbags will be bad memories.
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There is no point voting for the Brexit party where they have zero chance of winning, if a Tory party contender has a chance of winning the seat, you have to work out the odds.
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@mos9738 If there is zero chance one vote won't swing it.
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@mos9738 In a constituency where Lib Dems are 50 50 with the Tories and anyone else a distant third voting anything other than Tory secures a Lib Dem victory there is no way enough Tories would switch to the Brexit party in such a scenario.
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@mos9738 Yes I would be very surprised if Labour don't lose seats to the Brexit party in the north where people voted for Brexit, the Tories should not contend such seats to give them an even better chance and strengthen their Brexit credentials.
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How can people be so blind to think that the world and people have really changed over the last thousand years never mind the last century. Scratch beneath the veneer of civilisation and you will know different, once peoples basic needs and expectations are passed over to satisfy the ideals of the elites their behaviour can be easily directed to destruction and revolution. The only way of preventing this for a limited period is by creating a system similar to that of Orwell's described in the novel 1984, I think Romania and the USSR came very close or actually managed to achieve this and maybe North Korea and China. Romania and USSR were overthrown and N.K. and China are changing the EU is attempting to create a system proven to be a failure.
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It's still good, it's still good look it's still good awe, arrgh, awe, dur.
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When looking at history with narrow selective vision driven by emotion to satisfy the prejudices and agendas of the current gutless pampered pseudo intellectual no platforming wanna be's unable to debate issues with people of experience with a different view you learn nothing and create chaos if given the opportunity. IMHO That includes all you British Empire haters.
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Hitlers vision of the future was avoided by people of a different attitude prepared to defy the odds and go against the flow of events, you think your vision of the future is unavoidable as did Hitler. The kaliedoscope of ideas and opinions I would say remain static in their make up in regard to politics and human organisation but appear different to people who have not yet seen the full display.
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Laurence is happy in the EU empire for now or maybe forever, if it survives he can move to one of the EU colonies, which one makes no difference because their governments have no authority and their people have no say in the running of their countries.
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The EU is the same as a religious cult it requires it's followers to ignore reality as in Orwells 1984, the parallels are astounding
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So many contradictions in your emotion driven precise of the UK outside the EU, you talked about an unavoidable future yet based your critique on history that you think will repeat itself. The world is more complex and advanced than you seem to think and is advancing ever faster, the EU empire is founded on ideas that are incompatible with todays globalalised techno driven world. We do need close cooperation and multi lateral agreements with our European neighbours for our mutual benefit, isolationism is as unsuitable as empire for modern economies to thrive. People do not define themselves or base their identity on anything, they are the product of their environment, culture, education and experience. Your opinion that it's a dog eat dog world is accurate enough it's just that the EU is not the answer, by trying to force diverse cultures into homogeneous states you are working against human nature. There is nothing wrong with the ideology it's humanity that is the problem and the sooner this is realised the sooner progress will commence. Democracy is the only system that is acceptable in an advanced society and only works where there is sufficient commonality amongst it's paticipants in my opinion. If I am correct there could be some worrying times ahead for Turkey.
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It's not my world, it's not your world. A common misconception of people of faith strangely, or maybe not maybe it's the autocratic totalitarian mindset. The world is the world and people are people, the fundamental things apply as someone once sang. You have to to look to history to learn what works and use this knowledge to evolve and develop not to deceive and bribe people to fit your vision of how the world should be.
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Multiculturalism has had it's day now it's time for a rethink, western countries must promote western values and restrict/prevent the existence of incompatible beliefs and practices that lead to conflict.
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Arcadia just keep watching Love Island and save up for a butt job. That's all the honesty most people need.
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@suewood8538 Well over a million have signed now.
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@clmclmn21 There will be nothing left of Britain by 1929, agenda 2030 will be here.
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Because parliament is an EU puppet administration.
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Overcome the globalist anti nationalist state tyrants, work out what is going on and vote for Reform join Reform, march tomorrow and talk to people. Reform can be the scalpel that cuts out the heart of the evil W E F billionaires like Gates, Blair, Soros and Fink to make Britain a freedom loving self governing country again if you make it that way.
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Miss their are legitimate grounds for your fears and civil action can be effective as proven by individuals acting as paedophile hunters but anarchy is not the way to progress to a just society. Pressure from people to retain British justice through democracy, demonstrations and influencing debate is essential. There is so much to put right in this country it is a daunting task but if we don't sort it out we have only ourselves to blame ditto Brexit.
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@sarahmurphy-nf4yl Trump is the brightest light at present in our time of darkness, we nationalists must unite in our own countries to defeat Globalism.
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@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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@stephenisom6089 I gather S. Korea has a better ethos.
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@SamJeffries-yd7hy Our justice system needs reform, I wouldn't trust anything reported by MSM. Tommy has not been trained to be a successful criminal such as the likes of Hancock, Sunak and Starmer, he seems to be an honest chap whose sister was badly abused by Muslims in his neighbourhood and reacted in the only way open to him.
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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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@NaeMuckle Would you prefer Scotland to be more multicultural like England?
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@NaeMuckle Yes but would you prefer Scotland to be more multicultural?
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@NaeMuckle Rome converted to Christianity and changed it's culture the two could not exist together which is my point the empire collapsed because the culture and society which created ended. Every society can only have one dominant culture.
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mr jinks There is no logical argument against what you say, even idris used the term foreigners when trying to justify taking away Englands rights on immigration control, why would he do that? As you say just because you are born in a country does not make you the same as an indigenous person of that country regardless of that persons genetic heritage. A lot of people seem to hold totally opposing views on diversity at the same time.
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@Grief By making the case for what is right and showing the hypocrisy and dangers of their beliefs other people may come to understand, it's a small counter against the continual indoctrination coming from the MSM and lefty politicians.
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Facts and reality are things beyond the orbit of the minds of socialist and globalist tyrants.
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@Outside In Sir Olly Robins alter ego.
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Yes UKIP or SDP we'll have to decide later, the main point to realise is that with a Tory government at the moment we might get Brexit and with a Labour government we definitely wouldn't.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 Good luck to you too my generous honorable EU family member. Hope you will be better at dealing with all the migrants flooding your way than the UK has been.
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And the WEF are Blairs masters.
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@eazee5324 Nationalism doesn't poison minds, lying and corrupt leaders and their naive supporters do that. Under globalism they have managed much wider reach.
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@eazee5324 Ever been shadow banned?
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Lamposts and piano wire come to mind when looking at our political establishment.
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The riots were to do with governments lying to us saying for 20yrs they were going to reduce immigration and purposely increasing it to the point where people can come here ILLEGALLY and feel at home. Civil war is inevitable so Musk said, can I say that.
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When will these clever liberal idiots realise they will never be clever enough to control people who have religious beliefs.
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Loving the current display of Scottish nationalism in a world where nationalism has become a dirty word. If Scotland votes for independence all I can say is it's been expensive but nice having you as part of the UK and good luck to you, your really going to need it.
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The difference is Scotlands economy is not productive enough to sustain your current living standards, outside of a union no one will do you any favours. If you join the EU I think you would be made to have the Euro and you may end up like Greece. Or you could be more like Ireland they seem to be happy with their economic situation but have the same border problem you would have.
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Britains never ever will be Muslims.
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Surely labour can't fail to win the next election with the glittering display of intellectual heavy weights and self made, hard working, working class heroes that extol such clear and forward thinking policies that have been tried and failed all over the world. Surely everyone can see it will be different this time.
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Lol
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@User-ww7pn If the Tories backtrack on Brexit they put themselves in the same frame as all tin pot dictators and should suffer the same end as most of them have done, we know who the conspirators are and contracts should be taken out as a last recourse to getting satisfaction.
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British people voted to leave the Europeans voted to remain in a dying project bankrupt of ideas and money.
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@ts3547 Muppet.
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@markallen6187 Moral right and wrong is what matters, morals have historically been chosen by cultures in accordance with their lived experience. Under globalist fantasies of multiculturalism sold to countries with bribery and corruption cultures no longer decide anything structural concerning their lives.
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Come on people of Britain do yourselves and your kids a great big favour, vote Reform. No income tax on earnings under £20k and other taxes slashed, no nut zero, you will actually be able to buy cars that work, stop the closure of steel making in Port Talbot. Do it for yourselves do it for Britain. Put the weirdos and dictators in the bin stop the freeloaders coming in and send those who don't like it off to somewhere they do like. VOTE REFORM and you won't regret it if you work for a living and you're British at heart.
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@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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@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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@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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@Martin Speirs You forgot keeping the English pound for it's currency, Scotland taking the place of London as a world finance centre with England having to build and maintain the border and no tariffs on Scottish goods entering the rest of the UK etc etc.
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@gommechops It will take a while but with determination, persistence and a little luck common sense and traditional family values may prevail.
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@Martin Speirs That's the interesting thing, being mental means never being wrong.
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Until the majority of voters understand what Liz is saying it's going to be difficult to get people to accept the short term deprivations and changes that will be inflicted on us while for instance; 90% of the Home Office staff are sacked without perks, the wholesale prosecution of the corrupt establishment figures in every state department are carried out etc etc. The challenge is enormous just as it is in America, no country in history that I am aware of has achieved what has to be done. Trump seems to have a fighting chance and if he succeeds I think we will have a chance.
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Which EU country had the most inward foreign investment in 2018?
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Vote UKIP.
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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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The answer to getting rid of the totalitarian state dystopia is IMO ending international quangos and scrapping globalism, returning to a world of independent nation states will bring back accountability of our elected leaders to the people who elect them. The great majority of us can agree on what is best for us and our country and when our leaders disagree we can then get rid of them, but not if you limit your choice by only choosing uniparty candidates with different coloured (oop's naughty word) rosettes.
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@John Brighton I have no problem with my world not being white it is the traducing of British values and disrespect and breaking of British law that bothers me.
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I have lived in this country for sixty years and was perfectly satisfied with the way it operated for 35 of those years I never voted for it to change neither did the majority of people in the country so why has it changed to make everyones life less satisfying apart from a few billionares, criminals, migrants and clueless politicians.
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@John Brighton Depends what you call achievements living in a tent waiting for your next shift in an Amazon warehouse isn't what I'd call achievement or having so much debt you can't afford to eat or having aspirations to be a celebrity or dealing drugs at 14 years of age. Of course that's a minority but a large one and growing, can't help but think we've lost the plot.
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@gio-oz8gf Some people don't have a clue I know, if you think that was a lot of words you obviously don't read much. That was a mere sound bite.
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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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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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How can you honour people who actually shot at Germans, you can't get much more xenophobic.
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@christalbailey6158 People who start wars think it is the solution and there will always be such people. People who defend themselves successfully prosper.
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@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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@bucketsandshims The clue is in the organisations title, they have no regard for the UK.
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@VividChi It's only a dictatorship for developed economies.
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@ericohm9474 Admittedly there was a concern to the economic impact of global trade and travel instruction, but if reports are correct that 2 or 3% of people are at risk of needing hospitalisation surely the best cause of action would have been for the NHS to have attempted to get these people to isolate themselves where possible or provide isolation if needed to reduce the load on the NHS.
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@ericohm9474 Can't argue with you over what you've said the only question I have is how serious is the virus to what percentage of people and couldn't the people at risk of death be identified and isolated.
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@ericohm9474 I've heard a few comments from Italian medics who have mentioned a certain percentage of patients requiring I C and or ventilators, the NHS must surely have info on vunerable people and anyone over 70 should know they are at risk. Such people should have the choice of self isolation or be offered isolation by the government, we must have the ways and means. I don't know but it seems the majority of people with the virus don't need hospital care and if they restricted their movement to essential trips only and made themselves identifiable as infected in some way so people could act appropriately I think problems would be minimised. The only other big problem I can see would be managing international and inter European travel which would need to be banned from unreliable or uncooperative countries which would I imagine be few given every countries need to trade.
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I've got no idea what i voted for I think it's time they scrapped the idea of voting and just let the clever people manage everything, they're making such a good job of it for themselves.
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Forecasting is very a difficult thing to get right, especially when it concerns the future. So many people are missing the point we voted leave because of dislike of being run by undemocratic Brussels the future will be ours for better or worse.
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You sound like being in the EU is having your cake and eating it, and we all know that's not possible whatever the politicians say.
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Then that's not fair is it.
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The creation of the EU was the first European move towards creating an EUSSR, we are now seeing the final death throws of their Marxist plans masquerading as democratic capitalism. The globalists empire building has to be put to bed and the world returned to one of Independent Nation States free of interference, bribery and being corrupted by more powerful nations or globalist organisations so that the populations of countries can be informed honestly with the truth to decide on their own futures.
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@kayem3824 A border tax on vehicle crossings say 5p every crossing monitored by cameras should cover it and leave enough for bread and circuses to distract the moaners.
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@kayem3824 People would be able to cross the border as they do now, the majority of goods would be pre notified as to contents and destination and easily electronically tracked if some people wish to commit crimes the full force of the law in each country should be applied as it is now presumably. I think this is what the EU has said will be their no deal position.
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The EU's no1 patomime villain, every panto has to have a villain as an intrinsic part of the show. Much nicer than real villains as they would judge UKIP to be now.
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Why is the number of teenagers committing suicide rising? Natural selection? Maybe Gaea is operating.
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They will not destroy the social fabric of this country they have been trying to do just that for the last fifty years and we have finally woken up. They're just being true to their fundamental character, it's in their history. The last civil war in this country was caused from foreign interference and they are still fighting the same battle with a different face and they will lose again. Britains i'm glad i'm one of you, you're unbeatable.
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@disobeytoday4685 The Conservatives are as corrupt as the law and capitalism allows the Labour party are mainly hypocrites and deny the truth. There are no magic bullets or undiscovered paths to nirvana the challenge is to make capitalism understood by all and work for all.
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@skyblazeeterno So wrong.
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@disobeytoday4685 How do you reach that conclusion?
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@stevenp4566 Do or die he said and do or die it looks to be, brilliant cabinet selection. If it comes to an election I reckon Boris would win at worst it might be a coalition with the Brexit party, probably not a bad thing. Old fat boy Blackford unintentionally spoke the truth, Boris could be the last PM of the UK but that would be if we don't leave the EU and put theses remainers out of the picture rather than Scotland leaving. Scotland leaving would add to the strength of the remaining UK after they see the disaster Scotland would become.
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@form and void Then Parliament won't have the numbers to stop anything on Brexit.
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@stevenp4566 You surprise me not.
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@Gustav The Impregnated That's what's worrying the EU. London still runs the world even now.
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@Gustav The Impregnated So many international trade and economics experts commenting here it makes you doubt what you can see.
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@yolandabrinkman2653 They released his identity before the crime was committed.
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@angelaregan475 Of course we can, farmer strike, lorry drivers strike, police work to rule etc etc.
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@ngp1868 What's the difference between illegal migrants and invaders?
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@draaienmaar If we have another referendum and remain win we should revoke article 50 and leave in 2 yrs without a deal to respect the result just like we did last time.
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@draaienmaar Why have a binding referendum when we could learn so much more after the vote, that would be silly.
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@draaienmaar Typical remainer BS and delusions on display here, no lies or deceiving claims allowed as stated in the rules LOL Tony Blair still denies he lied and no case has been proven politics is always a moveable feast unless you have a government with a big majority and a unified purpose a general election is the only way to resolve this impasse if it returns a hung parliament then we'll just have to accept that democracy decrees the UK is no longer viable and we'll have to continue sailing on the good ship EU until it hits the immovable object of human nature.
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joe caterman Remain as an agreed vassal state or remain to continue with the pretence that Parliament is running the UK'
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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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@z0mbiebanana9891 Until the early part of the last century the Labour party didn't exist, they came about to fulfill a need. This country will not be denied it's representation in parliament for much longer.
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@Thor-hu2wq You sound like a Liberal politician circa 1900. Oh the good old days we'll never see their like again.
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@boneleg6952 Isn't it amusing the uniparty have been reducing this country's wealth determinedly since major's time as PM, through mismanagement and giving away our money such that now the interest payment on the country's debt is over £100 Billion a year and GDP is actually negative as the government continues to spend more than the country earns. And for that they pay themselves handsomely, the self proclaimed elites reward them for signing contracts that make billions for the elites with highly paid non jobs such as speaking tours and heading charities etc. You they say must just get used to being poor.
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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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@bobknox5646 The EU needs a free trade deal with the UK, it's the only chance they have got of being able to manage the unavoidable disintegration of the EU. All Socialist/collectivist,communist enterprises in the developed world fail economically being unable to provide a comparable standard of living with western countries and where they achieve any longevity it is only through intimidation and force. Way to go Venezuela, China and Russia.
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@jasondriver6579 The EU is not foreigners (nice try at making a straw man) the EU is a socialist totalitarian body ideologically committed to ever closer European union where countries can be dictated to under the guise of a democratic European parliament.
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@jasondriver6579 You don't get to decide on what is reality, lol you either ignore it or try to change it.
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@jasondriver6579 No reality is reality, your imagination of it is your own.
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@jasondriver6579 You're starting to sound like you're an antifa white apologist.
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@helenooft9664 Tell Barnier to stop causing needless pollution, we don't want to see him.
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M. Olsen. You have to speculate to accumulate sounds like your motto.
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@helenooft9664 Listen you deranged socialist, the UK was willing to negotiate with the EU because it would benefit both, but the EU is unwilling because it knows it's control of most of the 27 can only be maintained through fear of economic consequences. The EU is just plain wrong, anti democratic, anti freedom and devoid of human empathy.
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He should employ Gina Miller he might get more publicity.
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@ShyTalks-d8b 😂 Its a win win for me what ever happens, tears of laughter watching the people who support the Marxist globalist takeover plan disintegrate into chaos like they're enjoying in France, Germany and Spain et al losing their s*** in surprise or tears of joy watching Trump and Reform restore the Christian rules based hegemony.
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Stop donating to charities, cancel your TV licence and stop listening to their propaganda, support Reform and save Great Britain.
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They probably eat stolen pies from Michelin starred restaurants.
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Why do we keep messing about with limited strikes lets just put them out of their misery bomb them with the deluded idiots in this country and promise to share the prize with China. We could send in Corbyn as well to help with the redevelopement, as a bag of fertilizer maybe?
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@aspensulphate Vote Reform.
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@keithowen3599 Nah media indoctrination has been restricting Reform but that's fading faster than the BBC audience.
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@aleccap8863 They have given a few reasons such as workers rights and regulations, none of which stand up to scrutiny in the glare of reality.
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I wonder what Mr Tate thinks about Trans women.
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What is the UK?
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Whatever happened to evil Salmond?
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@stuartcrossland1746 Where does he reside in some castle somewhere or in a cave?
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So true, many mistakes have been made.
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Labour voters are so dumb they don't even know its been a uniparty since 2008, at least most former Tory voters have worked that much out.
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How far did he walk on his march for brexit?
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@calvinlimgo I sense you have EU for brains.
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@calvinlimgo I wish you luck managing the 27 cats you have in the bag, hope they don't hurt themselves too badly. You have a pretty good care system I believe but it looks like funds are running low.
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@calvinlimgo Trade has to be mutually beneficial and does not require political integration that's all there is to it.
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@calvinlimgo Withdrawal disagreement you mean made with the cooperation of Mays EU government at the EU's command in contravention of the UK vote.
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@calvinlimgo It must be very difficult for people in the rest of the EU to grasp the fact that the UK people voted to leave against the wishes of our incumbent MP's and we will not be satisfied until this is done. If they can't achieve our independence then they will be replaced with people who can, so your comments are water off a ducks back. Most people who don't believe in experts are remain voters who refuse to have their kids vaccinated for MMR.
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@calvinlimgo What is the reason for your comment.
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@calvinlimgo The UK voted to leave the EU our EU government has prevented this from happening what independent representation does the British public have?
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@calvinlimgo Are Bury playing in the Europa league this year?
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Tyrants one and all, they never made it to adulthood.
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@Gillemear A majority gives power in a democratic election, the people who voted remain in the referendum didn't know what they were voting for.
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@Gillemear Then obviously we must end the practice of voting.
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@Gillemear Europe is changing people need to stop looking backwards and start building a better future, living in fear of animal spirits and pretending all is well is a recipe for disaster. A peoples vote (on what and how often) will just entrench division whatever the result, the EU model of totalitarian autocracy is unnecessary and undesirable and not compatible with modern society. The people who voted leave had more idea of what they did and didn't want than most remainers. IMO.
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@Gillemear Can't think of any more relevant reasons for the mess that constitutes what they call the EU today. Maybe ''we don't all live in a yellow submarine'' is more meaningful for you.
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@Gillemear Intellectual ideology in the hot house of Brussels unconstrained by democracy is failing to meet the simple human needs of the people as it seeks to impose it's one size fits all model on increasingly confused and disillusioned societies resulting in the rise of extremism. Is there a problem? Can it be fixed if so how.
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@Gillemear The EU viewed from an intellectual position probably should be ok but the reality is not. There is too much diversity in the peoples of Europe which is why it was designed to have the control that it does and I don't see it ever being acceptable, it's like anything designed by a committee. If it survives long enough it may evolve, the USA model seems the only one in any way comparable and acceptable and will take decades at least. I think the UK's future will be better served outside the union but remaining close with mutual interests and support. We have to make it work one way or another.
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@dano5969 That's not really a question is it.
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@AndrewCowell-sz9dx Delude anti western socialists who have no identity.
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@frogscotch19 What do you mean, like when more Rons listen to the MSM.
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@andyq752 Learn to recognise sarcasm.
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@rjcs2000 She has way too much power and influence in our self hating society.
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@nexus1972 24/7 Minute by minute 360 days every year control and monitoring of their chosen targets, tyrants aren't liked by the people they abuse so have to be on their guard.
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@markswales762 Create the problem and use it as an excuse to put everyone in a digital prison rather than close the borders and deport deport deport.
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@StrangeAttractor Tate is a symptom not the cause of people's inability to break out of the mould and create a fulfilling life.
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@marco-58 Join Reform or else.
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It's interesting to see him looking so worried.
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@alinkakabaeva Good job the virus rarely affects kids.
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@alinkakabaeva I'm just regurgitating the media output like a good little sheep, god always rewards the lame and the lazy with a quick trip to heaven, paradise or whatever your religion tells you you'll get.
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@theinngu5560 It's not just family members who cover up for criminals it's friends and neighbours and community leaders etc, this is what happens when we have alien communities living in silos.
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@madyottoyotto3055 As I understand it if there are no signs people don't have to pay into the extortion racket, the best thing would be if no one paid how long would it be before your case came up then don't pay there aren't enough jails for everyone.
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@jamesatkinson2988 Correct I have no fear of Europe it is a continent of individual countries who if given the chance would run themselves for their benefit which means trading around the world with the produce of their economies on their merits. Jacques Delors let slip to Thatcher the EU's plan which gave rise to her brugges speech and the brugges group after which our traitorous elite got rid of her ASAP.
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@Darren Murphy If Ireland wishes to be united then so it should be, bringing that about will probably take a while yet given it's history. The UK it seems to me has a pretty good record of dealing with it's states similar to that of the US giving them sufficient autonomy to manage themselves as they wish and the option of full independence if they want it. I wonder if Ireland would benefit from UK membership? Best left as a question for another century I think.
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@JoeDoylePhotographer Wee Jimmy Crankie says little Nicola is fandabbydozy.
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Why not indeed, it makes no difference who is president providing they sing from the same hymn sheet, but who writes it? and does this mean the words need underlining.
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You're right there is need to change things but the EU has shown it is incapable of change, no surprise there change involves selfless work with losses for some and gains for others. The EU has tunnel vision, it is happy with the utopian lifestyle it has created for some and out of touch with the needs of the majority. There is a disconnect between the ones who have power and those they wield power over and this looks unchangeable by debate and due process.
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Humanity seems doomed to keep making the same mistakes, remember the American war of independence arose because of the British Empires inflexibility over tax on tea exports. Hopefully any war with the EU will remain verbal and only with the politicians and civil servants with a few minor economic skirmishes.
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Then why has the EU lent them 300billion Euros which they don't have a cat in hells chance of repaying? Just good business?
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Greece was better off before it joined the EU.
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Whatever you think about the EU is not making my quality of life better but that does not matter we will soon have left to begin a new chapter in Britains existence. Think on.
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Thankfully democracy affords a nobody like me the opportunity to participate in decisions affecting my future time will reveal if my view is correct. Good luck to you too, we all need a bit of that.
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If companies in Greece could afford to pay higher wages it would make sense for them to do so, austerity doesn't seem to have been destructive to the UK's economy if you think that is what we have had.
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So you don't hate them for building it you hate them for taking it off the Chinese communist state who are using it to help pay for their construction of 2 coal fired power stations a day. You don't care about the climate then?
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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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All our governments since Thatchers have been following the same agenda the only difference is todays government are more open about it.
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@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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@amethyst760 It's all the fake news like Litvinenko and the Scrippals. lol.
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 @no.9173 I think my idea could put the issue to bed at least for a while but our politicians would prefer to cling to their positions of powerlessness through delusions of power.
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@venetiangenoesewarmachine5152 I agree and parliament has vetoed no deal.
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@igungfarben9612 In our system democracy elects the parliament and parliament governs, I voted leave how do you propose we change our democracy.
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@igungfarben9612 You can keep telling parliament to accept it but they won't, having PR might or might not get us what we want I think that would be unlikely it's more like European politics. Voting UKIP is our best chance barring passing the amendment I said earlier.
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@necrophiliacloli1767 More chance India and Pakistan would do that snowflake don't sweat or you'll melt.
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@antoinedemm7533 Vote for dictatorship we only have to win once.
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@necrophiliacloli1767 Carers don't clean windows dear, get a life.
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@necrophiliacloli1767 Have a nice day.
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@ksc743 ''It's not the poor countries'' But with our interference they will soon be polluting along with the rest of us. God bless the morally bankrupt valueless consumers and the wealthy who created them
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So many comments from disengaged brains.
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Look at all those fine well fed happy presidents and advisers all happily dictating our future, don't it make you feel proud to pay your sub's.
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Sounds like you've made the mental transition do it bodily and you will be happier if I'm right.
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Blair is one of the globalist tyrants along with Soros, Gates and all of the Davos W E F corrupt bar stewards who have been pulling the strings of all western governments for decades. The puppet theatre is coming to its last act, desperate tyrants will do anything to avoid the mob even declaring war on Russia if they think it will save them.
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Merkel's swansong gift to Europe, an end to financial probity. Let's play----------------politics.
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The best thing about the imposing of tariffs means countries will have to become more self sufficient, and less dependent on the globalist dictators.
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BartJ583 Stop kidding yourself, the reason for the shambolic mismanagement of this virus is the current suicidal ldeology of western democratic politicians personified by the EU.
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BartJ583 Britain trying to leave the EU Germany running the EU GO FIGURE.
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BartJ583 Neither is S. Korea.
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BartJ583 Why don't you open your mind, Sweden and Denmark have different population densities and age ranges to the UK, France and Italy are in the EU you didn't like to mention that did you. S. Korea has 51 million population and 246 deaths UK has 65 million population well over 30,000 deaths and rising and S. Korea had the virus before us. Do you need to have all the facts spelt out, you'll be feeling like your in a remake of Groundhog day soon.
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BartJ583 Do you have a point or just got nothing better to do.
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@UCQTPCQKdSkXNcAcEb4oJ3BA Over six months now since the virus first appeared we know nothing and we've done nothing that dads army couldn't have done better.
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BartJ583 Off your trolly.
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BartJ583 So glad we'll be staying in the EU so we don't have to fight this virus alone, our European friends have always looked after us in the past and will do so again. As long as we are in the EU we have nothing to fear.
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BartJ583 Stay alert, if you see that virus coming take avoiding action at once.
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BartJ583 Is that a screen you're looking at or a mirror? Stay safe, stay home.
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BartJ583 Imagine the number of people who could have died without food deliveries or health care or police services or repairs to infrastructure.
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Vote Reform.
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@Philljag Because you can fool some of the people all of the time maybe, who knows, selective sampling for propaganda, who knows. Vote Reform for change.
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@Philljag Because you can fool some of the people all of the time maybe, selective sampling to propagandise maybe, who knows? Vote Reform for change.
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@Philljag 4 weeks ago! A week is a long time in politics, it will seem like a year under Labour.
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@Philljag Find your own evidence.
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@Philljag Stay in the dark if you wish, it must be your natural habitat anyway if you're a Labour supporter.
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@Philljag Tears of joy then tears of despair can't wait.
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@Philljag What would we have to cry about, if Labour are so marvellous what would they do that would give us a reason to cry? Come on list them.
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@Philljag So glad my house is rated EPC B, I'll be able to sell it without having to pay the £15k fine at least until 2040.
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@Philljag Never mind, maybe some Islamic Landlord will rent you a room.
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So what's your plan for dealing with the possible extinction of humanity if a virus that spreads as fast as COVID 19 with a kill rate as high or higher than SARS is the next present from the far East?
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@martynblackburn9632 Ooh those nasty far righters you mean, the ones who have never held power and are responsible for all our big problems ain't they. Mass immigration, near £3 trillion national debt, no manufacturing industry, the highest energy costs of all comparable western countries, Brexit never delivered etc etc etc.
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@N3xus8 There's nothing like a bit of punishment inflicted on the poor by the social engineering elite to soothe their consciences.
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@spiritualanarchist8162 I just can't believe Family Guy is so funny! It's American for gods sake.
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@greeny202ab He's just an intellectual infant or a troll, ignore his meaningless drivel he can't accept that someone can have an opinion or idea different to his. He must live in a peculiar black and white world as do many believers in totalitarian states.
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@spiritualanarchist8162 Ha ha unmasked! You're Dr Seuss.
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It's too late baby now its too late though we really did try to make it something has died and I just can't hide.
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@twothirty Wasn't there a referendum some time in recent history?
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@twothirty one word will suffice, HUMBUG.
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@twothirty Southern Ireland must control it's border with the EU and Northern Ireland must control it's border with the rest of the UK what passes between the n/s Irish border can be left as it is now. Illegal traffic will occur as it does now and will be dealt with as it is now. On the other hand we could just stay in the EU as they would prefer and pretend there is no alternative.
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@twothirty The same people who will control it when the UK leaves the EU.
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@twothirty It would obviously be better to have an agreed strategy in place before we leave and a free trade deal ready to go from day one, unfortunately the EU and T. May have wasted three years due to the EU's attempt to retain the status quo and May's willingness to surrender our countries independence.
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@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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LOL
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@nyc4233 I have no strong feelings about her at all, your response is typical of her supporters to people who disagree with your opinions. We need more intolerant people like you to set up more publicly funded NGO's to tell us we need to change.
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@nyc4233 Another stereotypical meaningless rant, so just move on and get real.
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@nyc4233 Arguments, what exactly is your point? Do you think Greta could tell me for instance when the pollution that has been and is being created by my 50yr old car fitted with a modern engine and emission control system driven 5000 miles a year is greater then an electric vehicle with a life cycle of 15 years driven 20,000 miles a year, taking account of the pollution created in their construction and provision of fuel and fueling points.
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@nyc4233 I think Greta needs a rest more than I do, save your sympathy for her. She needs it.
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What does Mr Starmer have to say, as the shadow minister for staying in the EU he must have something up his sleeve.
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DB1968 If they're not part of the solution they're part of the problem. And they've always been a problem sometimes with beneficial side effects sometimes not.
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Open Comments Initiative Remainers arguing here are so far removed from reality it gets your blood up, like the time traveler in H G Wells ''The Time Machine'' did with the Eloi you can only get through to them by demonstrating reality.
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@grahamthacker6498 No that's an Aussie.
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@bobsocks7575 You can't say that! That's a crime.🤣
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@rebelbiscuit This petition is just a true reflection of the way the people who sign it feel about our government, it's hardly influenced at all by any third parties they just gave us the opportunity to express our wishes. If it reaches 10m signatures by May, which seems quite likely to me given that the effects of the last budget will have really started taking effect by April Starmer should resign and announce a general election.
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@royboy565 Under normal conditions governments can serve a five year term, there have been a number of occasions when governments have thrown in their hand after much shorter periods, nothing is guaranteed.
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@royboy565 You think a country whose majority of people decide to disobey the governments rules with general strikes, wild cat strikes and operate a parallel economy using barter systems in place of cash could continue in office for more than 3 months? I don't.
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Take back control of your country.
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Communism can only exist when they have total control to make you dependent on the state for everything.
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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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@declanroberts8934 The only problem with your ideology is that it concerns people who are fundamentally the same people who have created history and will continue to defy all attempts to override their basic human instincts through thought control, over restriction of individual freedoms and emotions and their desire to be irrational through having faith etc. This is why communist/socialist societies fair worse in all regards, China would seem to be attempting to mitigate against this to some extent by operating as a quasi communist state, but as Hong Kong demonstrates you can't have it both ways. Your faith will no doubt prevent you from looking at the world without prejudice.
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@rjkmusicmedia My country right or wrong usually right as it happens.
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Why is it so difficult to see what a fucked up idea of how to build a better society we have.
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Laughing all the way to the grave.
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This country has got more right than any other country has in its history, that is what should be taught. Nothing and no one is 100% right all of the time, we are better for being able to understand that.
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Technology, money, privilege and the media have no use for democracy.
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The machines are in control.
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What is the truth about the EU? All we ever here in the UK are stories about 50% youth unemployment in many of the 27, Italian banks unable to meet there loan obligations and protests and government splits over immigration policies.
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Rafael. Stats tell me little of what it's actually like to live in a country, in reality they probably hide the truth.
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TRENDYFOOL. What you describe seems to me the result of the UK's attempts to aid other countries to stand on their own feet while forgetting we need to stand on our own feet, giving others rights under human and equality law to have more power over us than is healthy or desirable. Power should be earned to be respected and used with responsibility, otherwise it results in them standing on our feet.
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Time to repossess those cannabis farms from the illegals.
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This is what happens when an EU puppet government gets told by it's people to become the countries government, most of it's MP's don't have the ability or inclination to take the risk of making decisions not sanctioned by their masters, the EU and multinationals.
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Globalists interfering in countries all around the world just to enrich themselves with as little effort as possible are heedless of problems others suffer.
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I thought once a labour voter always a labour voter, I guess that american guy was right you can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time.
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@NettiGaming What the petition will do is show how many people want an election so they will know they are not alone, Reform Reform Reform, all the rest are so out of touch with actual British people.
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The BBC will be repeating this story every half hour to help out Reform because they're so dumb they think it will do the opposite.
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Keep networking guys if push comes to shove you must be organised, Starmer is fomenting trouble don't get sucked into anything prematurely. Westminster Bridge ain't that the one that seen quite a bit of action? Evening all, mind how you go.
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@RealConstructor Lies, damn lies and statistics what are the figures for the last 6, 9 and 12 months? not that that will really predict the future.
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It should be obvious by now to anyone with the ability to think, the UK is a corporate colony designed for the profit of globalist billionaires. Your/our problems are of no concern to them other than as a tool to manipulate you with B S to divide you and stop you uniting. They try to look and sound concerned and pretend to listen to you but the fact that year in year out living conditions continue to get worse exposes their lies. Young people can't afford to buy houses, cars, health care is Russian roulette, young children are abused by foreign rape gangs, indoctrinated to hate themselves at school and told changing gender might be a solution to their problems. Vote for life, vote Reform.
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@OSHOI Wise up use that grey matter don't you understand what's going on, man made climate change is a fallacy. The increase in world pollution was created by the globalists to make themselves richer, why do you think the gap between the wealth of the top 5% and everybody else is wider than it's ever been. They sold our manufacturing industries to China for a fortune and now China build coal electricity generators faster than we can increase immigrant numbers here, and we buy the next to useless wind turbines and solar panels off China, then we now have to import all the steel to build the pylons to ruin the country side. All our major problems have been as a result of the top 5% wanting to make them selves richer at our expense in the name of globalism.
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@theother1281 You cannot know whether it would change your life, it could even end it. Reported in the news today that people are not bothering to report incidences of crime after losing faith in the ability of the police to make prosecutions, 8% of reported crimes lead to a prosecution. Does that mean that 92% of reported crimes are fallacious and that unreported crimes do not exist?
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@theother1281 Your knowledge of a supra natural being is not the point, the point is what effect the existence of such an entity could be. With a little more thought you might agree that many more reported crimes are fallacious rather than incorrect, your arguments seem atypical of people lacking experience of a sound grounding in British culture, I suggest you spend more time in Wetherspoons that foreign owned pub chain.
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@craigpearson7578 Did you hear the shouts of traitor at the MP who brought a bottle of Yorkshire whisky to the HOC after Trump announced 25% tariffs on Scotch whisky, is that the first signs of delusion exiting the minds of people supporting cutting themselves off from their largest export market and financial benefactor.
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@ilidiocarmona4827 So many morons where do they all come from?
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Twisted Life It's been over 2 years since we voted to leave the political elite and business class who probably combined have less creativity and business acumen than James Dyson have worked tirelessly to get the decision reversed, do we yet know if we will definitely leave. Is it any wonder and who can blame him for doing what's best for his business now rather than wait for competitors to gain an advantage. Not me.
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@Hadi Purwanto Dyson still has interests in the UK, a new research and development centre in Swindon for one thing, the more profitable his business the more he will have to invest in the UK whether we leave or not but likely he will be investing a lot more if we leave. He is a typical Brit, more ingenuity and acumen than the EU bureaucrats and business elite combined.
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Grow up.
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@Refulgent_Rascal It's a no brainer, how can anyone who voted leave or has witnessed our parliament trying to weazel their way out of enacting Brexit possibly vote for the spineless self serving EU lackeys they call MP's today.
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@111111877 The truth you see and experience in your own life, understand your life your history your weakness and your strength and the same in the people you meet and then work out what government can do to make life better for people in this country and what is truly better and not just convenient. As I see it living in an independent, sovereign self governing country free from international obligations and pursuing a strategy of Autarky will allow our government to make decisions that will have the best results for our country and be an example once again to the world just as the British Empire was in bringing enlightenment and values that create real progress for humanity in personal freedom, prosperity and happiness, the rewards available from accepting responsibility for your own actions and observing British Christian values. Other countries provide examples of the results from having different values, learn from them and choose for yourself where you want live, we have tried changing this country and you are living with the results.
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@Hexley_Vexley That must be the case because a hell of a lot of people who didn't bother voting in the ref are voting Reform.
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@WhichDoctor1 I'm just sitting here doing my jigsaw puzzle.
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This parrot is dead.
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@PeterPete I'm voting for my planet, I can go wherever I want cause I'm a globalist and I can do whatever I want as long as its not anti globalism.
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@hardworker645 Yep, they'll be in government and inaugurated in 2025.
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@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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@dominic197733 Yeh that's a big one of many, there have been loads of regulations imposed on finance companies and old motor vehicles both hobbies of mine which they have made more expensive and difficult.
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@garyreynolds5733 MIFID 2 is on the statute and it just creates extra expense for financial services and so costs investors more in charges, typical out of the loop bureaucracy that sounds good on the face of it but benefits no one.
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@garyreynolds5733 Exactly they are the people who will dream up scams not covered under the regs, a fool and his money are easily parted. There's no substitute for educating and empowering the sheep and no excuse.
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@garyreynolds5733 Find a law yourself that stops killers, stops illegal immigrants, stops scammers in Nigeria etc etc, the law doesn't even deal with the criminals it catches your thinking is illogical and contradictory and mainstream and contributes to the increase in crime we see today.
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@garyreynolds5733 My how we have progressed these last few hundred years, we still need prisons but they don't work in fact they are less effective now than ever. What's your solution lock up the innocent and let the criminals run society? It seems to be the way it's going.
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@garyreynolds5733 Revenge should not feature in implementing justice, decisions should be taken with regard to effective prevention of further criminal behaviour with regard to how and why the crime was committed. Human feelings have little place in the justice system also cost effectiveness with regard to societies benefit should be in the equation. As a supporter of the reintroduction of Capital punishment you see where I'm coming from.
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@garyreynolds5733 Wise up you fool, do you know how many murderers have been executed in comparison to the number of people murdered by released felons, from anecdotal evidence I would say at least 50 have died for every 1 wrong conviction if not more and that's going back to when evidence was less reliable than today. It also costs £50k and upwards a year to keep people incarcerated in prison how many lives have been lost by wasting money that way rather than using it for life saving health care etc and lastly it would act as a deterrent to a few would be murderers. Your objection is wholly emotionally influenced and nonsensical if todays society and justice system cannot operate a CP system without miscarriages of justice then we will just have to keep lamenting the tragedies we see occurring every day as we do. Obviously CP is just the most extreme example of the our failing law enforcement system brought about by liberal minded deluded idealists such as you.
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The dead hand of communism works as a control mechanism on society but fails peoples aspirations for a better life, current faux capitalism under the globalist oligarchy is failing people in both of those ways. Of the two I would prefer to live under communism but my first choice would be to live in an independent sovereign country with a real democracy and a light touch state regulated capital system with Autarky as the driving ideology.
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@depthcharge123 Anyone who takes msm at face value deserves to be in the EU.
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@chkldstgee2433 Every British and EU leader since Blair has had a meeting with Soros to tell them what they have to do and how much they will be paid, what deals to do and companies to invest in etc. The WEF through their young global leaders academy have trained the puppets such as Trudeau, Macron, Arderne and others and have their total obedience. The clue to their ambitions is in the name, WORLD.
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@catalincarceanu7991 Yes, Britain was too busy navel gazing after WW1 the landed gentry running the country did not understand that peace through strength is the only way of keeping peace and maintaining British influence. After abandoning its Empire without a constructive plan under its globalist leaders it is currently abandoning control of Britain for a quick profit and fairy tales.
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ginlane, what exactly is it better than?
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But surely you don't think Britains progress over the last 40yrs is all due to EU membership. It is impossible to know what the UK would be today if we had not been in the EU, interest rate fluctuations you talk about were a result of EU membership and our EU loving duplicitous politicians attempting to get us to have the Euro. The EU seemed like a good idea at the time to us but was not thoroughly examined and not made clear to us that the long term goal was a united states of Europe with a total loss of autonomy for former nation states. This goal seems unachievable to me and is any way undesirable to me. There are no doubt benefits to be had from organised cooperation of European countries without the need for a single overarching authority which just creates more problems than advantages for too many countries, leading to an insulated cosseted elite having no respect for their people.
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@matthewbaynham6286 The EU will suffer too much if they deny themselves access to London's financial services while London will do what's necessary to survive, doubtless the EU could keep passing legislation to try to curtail London's involvement in EU financial deals but that wouldn't be helpful to their international credibility. The EU has a lot to think about.
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@Enrico_Palazzo_opera_singer Is it cause I's black.
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@vermicelledecheval5219 The common folk are suffering unduly today from globalisation, EU regulations, illegal immigration and the virtue signalling British elite. They are as much or more down trodden and dumbed down today as they ever were that's what taking back control really means, making the government accountable through democratic vote with no where to hide as was the case when Britain created it's Empire. Obviously that would not be our objective for the future that's more the EU's problem it seems to me. The current situation where the wealth of the top earners have increased their wealth by something like 250% while the average person's wealth has increased by 12% is not something I want to support.
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@hpvspeedmachine4183 I never count my chickens.
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@vermicelledecheval5219 I see where you're coming from but there are so many problems that the EU has not addressed in all it's existence or planning to meet the needs of it's highly diverse collection of countries other than by gradually destroying their diversity. The states of America have much greater autonomy than those of the EU I fear the only solution is back to square one and work out a new plan with the benefit of hindsight it may be possible without the lies and obfuscation used previously and taking a much slower more democratic approach something worthwhile could be achieved. Humans are fundamentally animals and differences matter, each new generation has to undergo a civilising process or most revert back to their animal instincts a project such as the EU must build from the bottom up as much as the top down. Life can easily return to jungle rules as it has done so many times in history despite the best of intentions and we don't seem to far away from that now. People are so good at believing in the illusions they create until finally reality takes a hand to create situations for which they are totally unprepared, COVID 19 looks like a wake up call we seem to have escaped from a big disaster this time, by luck the virus does not appear too serious but the next one could be different. Unfortunately intelligent, unambitious and experienced people rarely have much influence in policy making, I would love to know how Trumps administration really works, the most reasonable, sensible and believable U S politician I have seen on TV in the last 6 months was a black republican member of Trumps team well past middle age and a beacon of hope that the media is totally wrong.
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@davebox588 At least we might get the chance to see if your theories play out, hope your not too disappointed. How do you like the idea of swingeing tax increases on second and third home owners.
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@mrmyloc When driving in your car if the police want you to pull over and get out of the car do you pull over and do as they request or do you sit in the car start shouting, refuse to do as they ask and behave like scum always behave when they disagree with something?
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@davebox588 Maybe but would it be a good thing.
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@Nicov. Young guy says he won't change his mind cause he aint got one.
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@Nicov. Exactly.
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The party that knows what a woman is, they even got one elected in Bilston North. More power to you girl.
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Corbyn is laughing at you now under that scowl.
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@NeurospicyDad If the West continues on the globalist anti nationalist course it began in earnest with the development of the UN and the EU, then it will hand over the role of global influence it has held since Bretton woods to the Brics economies and their satellites. Echoes of the later Roman Empire are loud and clear, refuse to learn from history and be doomed to repeat it. We look to be doomed, hey ho.
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The most important thing is that Reform stick with the policies they had at the last election such as scrapping net zero, stopping immigration, leaving the ECHR and the EU fully and raising the income tax threshold to £20k. If they change any of those then they won't last 6 months, party leaders and PM's can be changed at the drop of a hat as the Tories have shown us.
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Labour are manure.
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Does this mean something?
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@splaffyduck5787 Most of the people writing on You Tube are beneficiaries of the Blair hyperbole of education education education, used to denude this country of people with the practical skills to build and maintain a country in lieu of second rate degrees awarded in lieu of correct spelling, to equip them for work in group think occupations in bureaucracy having a negative value for production in society. Such as; Health and Safety overkill, processing benefits claims, nursing without caring, Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity admin, Environment, Social and Governance rhetoric and policy making, fantasy critical race and white supremacy hypothesis and fake climate science based on the preaching of a teenage school dropout girl called Greta. And you dare to criticise peoples writing skills? You obviously have your priorities well in order, ie you first everybody else get lost.
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craighart9278 They will need to do that at some point after the next conference I imagine.
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@BDaMonkey The withdrawal agreement is done, under Mays deal we are leaving without a deal. Other than an agreement to talk about doing a deal while continuing to pa the EU what they want for the foreseeable future. Niiiice
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He threatens their kleptocracy, no wonder they're upset.
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@tanja8907 And Major.
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He cleared the road for him.
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Who the f---- is Allah and where is his snack bar.
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The UK is on course for exactly the same.
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@sophiemiller6711 We hate them so much for their anti British activities yet still they love it here, even Shamima can't spend enough of our money to get back here.
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@davidhowells-rl9li That's where you went wrong same as I did, you have to pay your taxes to get all those human rights lawyers educated so's they can milk the gravy train and walk all over you.
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I can't understand how we can be freezing poor pensioners in this country when Stanley Johnson has had very good relations with China for the last 3 years and Mandelson wants us to have closer relations with them, its been so beneficial for us all things can only get better.
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@RogerMellie-yk3gw Vote life, vote Reform. The West will have a revolution, let's make it a peaceful democratic one and not the violent dystopian one the uniparty is creating. Lawless feral youths and young adults, no rewards for doing the right thing, only box tickers and yes men get rewarded, countries without morals or ethics, vertu is an unknown idea, Boeings planes falling apart, (have they suddenly forgot how to make planes?), electrical cable goes down result chaos at Manchester airport for 24hrs, roads full of potholes, foreign invaders housed at your expense, our culture and standards flushed away like the sewage into the rivers and seas, profit for me stuff you, it cannot and will not continue put it right or wait for the collapse.
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@robnewell2303 It was more to do with the CIA organising and funding the coup which removed the democratically elected pro Russian leader of Ukraine to replace him with their puppet Zelensky so that they could have a free hand building labs, using Ukraines resources for themselves and letting Hunter Biden carry out his drugs money laundering corrupt activities as well as setting up NATO bases on Russia's borders and murdering and disenfranchising all the pro Russians in the Ukraine. I wonder if they wanted a new Epstein island type base out of the publics view, the current Western leaders are such a bunch do gooders, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣
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She was indeed so full of spirit, intelligence, wry humour, wit and beauty right up to the end, full of life and joy that I strive for. A real Great British treasure, we are so lucky to have her preserved on film and digital media etc RIP.
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@TheWebstaff Most car engines operate at maximum efficiency when cars are travelling at around 60mph lorries too.
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The idea is to stop people wanting to drive cars little by little, as with Kahns road closures in London, congestion charging etc etc. Soon we will more freedom to do as we are told.
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@ollierichards2370 VOTE ukip
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The majority of those delude are in the government but they're beginning to learn, unlike the EU's leaders who are even more deluded.
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@OldGreyMulletTest Idiotic comment, its 35yrs since thatcher was knifed in the back leaving a country in fine economic fettle and its taken that long for the pro EU one world Marxist plotters to get this country to where it is today. Enjoy your uneducated understanding of history and impending Stasi type existence.
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@rustynail1194 He wrecked the British economy, work ethos and educational standards, and sold the country to Soros and the EU. Stoke is part of the UK not a stand alone entity.
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@ChristopherBell-u6o You don't get it, it seems. Blair salved your problems by wasting the money he was bequeathed on soothing your wounds without building the foundations for your growth and future posterity. As every socialist uniparty government has done since.
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@sfactory8253 My parents bought their council house, I learned the benefits of investing in companies in a thriving capitalist economy, I bought my current house during her time in office, the problems for our economy were all down to communist led unions and our involvement with the EU and its undemocratic attempt to create a European dictatorship, when she left office the economy was in surplus and the benefits of her leadership were just coming to bear fruit which Major squandered on the Maastricht treaty and Blair squandered with disastrous economic management of the economy and the Lisbon treaty followed by the uniparty disaster which sees the country now with £3trillion national debt, bankrupt councils, crumbling infrastructure such as pot holes for roads and rivers of sewage. On to that the uniparty want to add net zero policy for unaffordable energy, imported unskilled labour and more and more imported high value products which people can no longer afford and will be less able to afford as all taxes must be raised to raise the money they want to waste. A uniparty government of any colour won't last more than 3 yrs without a miracle and even that they would use to enrich themselves and public sector workers first which would see us back on the breadline in a flash. Governments can't dictate success they largely just get in the way of it.
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@Yossarian_Lives73 Not at all since 2010 the uniparty have been in power and before that they managed to pull a lot of the strings, you really think the puppet theatre in Westminster and on the media especially at election time is real? Reality is going to hit people like a ton of bricks if Labour win.
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@sfactory8253 She left the country with a GDP economic surplus, Major wrecked us with the Maastricht treaty and then Blair with full on socialist self enrichment, the Lisbon treaty and wasting money on every unprofitable policy he could dream up along with wrecking our manufacturing industry and signing the Lisbon treaty. Everything carried on just the same under Mi'lord Cameron. Its all one big joke for them and slavery for us under the New World Order. VOTE REFORM and fook em off.
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@Mack-bc3sp The uniparty have been in power for at least 25yrs they have consistently ruined this country at every opportunity. Educate yourself watch sites like the New Culture Forum, Tousi TV and Triggernometry then vote Reform.
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@leighlevene2603 Ha ha I feel far from senseless at the moment alcohol and good music puts socialist dictatorship back where it belongs, nice to hear from you hope things work out for you. Keep swimming towards the light.
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@stephenjon3502 Sorry you don't get it, putting your areas problems down to Brexit rather than the actual cause that of the uniparty party puppets running this country according to the dictates of the W E F who also run the EU. Nations still don't have independence and never will have unless Reform gain power, you think the uniparty are bothered about the interests of the people in their colonies? No way, they're not British they don't behave like we did when we ran our Empire, their only interest is in controlling you to keep them in power. Vote Reform, listen to the New Culture Forum and listen to Ben Habib.
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I read Sunak helped set up a small Pharma company years ago which bought a huge number of shares in Moderna when it was a small company then as soon as he became PM he gave Moderna a Government contract worth £millions or £billions, that's how traitors earn their dough.
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So many people are delusional which is why we are in the position we are in with tyrants running the country.
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@barbaracleverly9058 That's something to consider once Reform are in government we will see if there is any truth behind your supposition, one thing we know already is we will not be in a worse position than we are now. In my estimation we will have learned much, we will have learned there is no democratic solution to ending the colonisation of the UK under globalism, if there is any rowing back from the manifesto pledges it will have to be a military coup or servitude.
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No the NHS is such a success for so little money, well it is if you were in a jungle last week.
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@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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Who'd have thought it Momentum and the likes of Watson and Chukka share the same opinion! Now you know it's the true attraction of the EU.
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Will economic illiterates leave the building
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@michaelrch If any companies are suffering as you say that is purely the fault of the governments negotiating failure to date, allowing uncertainty to continue for over 2 years by agreeing to all EU negotiating demands including the order for negotiations to be done. I am convinced they thought that they would have scared enough people into supporting remain by now, just shows how out of touch they are. Companies and countries must survive or vanish on their merits there is no other worthwhile choice.
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@michaelrch Brexit hasn't even begun yet and you're view is it is already a disaster I hope you're prepared for how bad you think it's going to get.
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@michaelrch Convert your currency holdings to US dollars short the pound sterling then buy UK agricultural land with your profits. But what do I know.
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PatchesRips Time marches on realities change.
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@czadonoso In reality if we don't leave this year It won't be the Tories problem after the next election.
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@czadonoso If you ask Blair or a host of other people they will, the question may only be finally settled at the next general election.
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@John Brighton Nice comment, not difficult to see you have a high expectation for life in an EU state.
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@czadonoso I don't know they may balance that against receiving more money, I'm more interested in the long game too much BS gives me indigestion.
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Yes we did, now that Christianity has been dialled out of our identity the evil ones have taken over, if you haven't figured that out yet you are putting yourself in danger.
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Slave2PaperWithInkOn Only the UK can save the world, it's our responsibility you know what you have to do.
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@edmundblackaddercoc8522 Go Flash go.
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@liana-qu6mk Surely everyone is fundamentally good, we just need to get people to understand this and stop being bad.
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@Amanda Hughes What would the EU do? Send in their army. The prospect of looming unemployment is focusing many MP's minds I believe.
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@Amanda Hughes I should have been clear I was referring to their own unemployment, I have seen lists of companies funded by the EU to move abroad and have come across a few myself not big enough to be on a list, the time has finally come for their meddling to stop. The time has come for the attempted brainwashing to stop everyone can no longer take media stories at face value there is more that they don't report that people need to know to make informed decisions.
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@Amanda Hughes We should know within months rather than years from now, it seems to have taken forever already.
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All the worlds a stage.
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Make no mistake people we are Reform and we will make Britain Great again, IF we get elected. If you know any other way please explain it to me.
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People need to realise the Cons are nothing to do with the conservative notions that were their original reason to exist, they are just the blue side of the uniparty there to entertain and delude the people with the performance art of the parliamentary Punch and Judy show under the name of British politics.
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@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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@CellGames2006 We will not leave the EU unless UKIP or it's like are elected to govern.
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@Michelle Weeks The political establishment have been assimilated, Boris is just another actor in the same play, watch Britain disappearing before your eyes. It's history no longer has a material effect on what happens in the country. So long it was good while it lasted, you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
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@ivanarchivaldoguzman8783 Join Reform or else.
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@heronsdoor4658 The point is you don't need evidence. ''Carl Beech''
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@heronsdoor4658 You don't like sarcasm how strange I find people with intelligence find it an aid to lateral thinking. Never mind U tube likes to be inclusive.
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@leeetchells609 Tell the Met I'm sure the police would find something to investigate him for if he supports Brexit.
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@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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@gerardking4333 What's your recipe for a fair system? equal shares for all?
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Bob E Dahl They're incomparable.
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Bob E Dahl Tell me Bob how many people normally fly into N Z on a normal average day and how many fly into Heathrow.
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Bob E Dahl When a country has far fewer people entering it is much easier to stop admitting them, that's the problem with the way the UK economy is structured. It increases our GDP but is not worth it, in my opinion life would be much better if we were more self resilient ended multicultural legislation along with the majority of legislation introduced in the UK over the last 50 yrs or more and time we reintroduced capital punishment. That would give us a chance of governing this messed up country.
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@greenmachine478 But the police are institutionally racist as we all know after S Lawrence's murder and yet lefties are condemning righties for attacking them, I don't think lefties know what they want perhaps that's why we have LGBTQP++.
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@rayvinloony2322 Indeed a better future would be on the horizon.
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@howardmay1951 Reform need more MP's like Rupert Lowe who is giving his salary away to his constituents, not pontificating former aides to the lying Boris. Has he even condemned Boris for his betrayal of Northern Ireland in the Brexit bad deal better than a no deal disgrace.
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Paul Taylor Do you have a link with details to support your claim?
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@bucketsandshims Did you really quote old willy wallace a really woke character and so relevant, not. Oh dear, Germany is in recession says the Bundesbank. Does Italy have a government at the moment and are they still planning to bust their expenditure limits set by the ECB? Time for the UK to ramp up it's climate changing emissions methinks, we can roast all those peasants in Spain, southern France the middle east and Africa etc as one of the few countries that would benefit from raising temperatures a few degrees saving loads of money not importing those climate friendly imports like wind turbines and running those lovely diesel and petrol powered cars. Downsize the economy and the population, reintroduce capital punishment and deport criminal refugees and have long prison sentences with forced labour as part of the package and watch as the rest of Europe destroys itself. The more you push the easier it will be to push back.
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@bucketsandshims Riddle me this the BBC have just run a news story to say that British refineries will be unable to export their petrol refined from North sea oil to the EU due to the tariffs they will impose while at the same time the UK will not put tariffs on petrol imports making said refineries unviable. How is that we have to import petrol and export petrol, if we stopped importing electric cars and carried on producing cars with combustion engines would we not have a plentiful supply of petrol that could even be subsidised to benefit the economy?
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@bucketsandshims I don't think Southern Ireland would rejoin the UK however much some of it's people may want to.
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@bucketsandshims What you going to do with all those orange men if you get a united Ireland deport them to England and execute or go to war with the ones that remain, seems some people just seem to be cursed to have their countries history control their future. Does Southern Ireland even have an armed force?
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@bucketsandshims I would be happy if you're right about Ireland but could the IRA just be Replaced by the UDF. Scotland on the other hand I think would just have severe economic troubles with a hard UKexit, so many changes to fund such as new currency, border infrastructure, severe cuts to government spending to meet EU entry qualification if that's what they want. They would have some bargaining chips such as coastal waters and a percentage of the oil and gas output from the North Sea after a long process of litigation not forgetting of course the loss of all UK government jobs and infrastructure expense in Scotland and a big hit to their significant financial sector which currently benefits from trading links with London. Ireland I imagine would not have quite such a tough time but the former North Ireland would be a bit of a basket case for you to sort out as I think I heard 75% of it's exports go to the UK. Why would Ireland need an army no reason as the whole of the world loves you (is that why the IRA operates with impunity), though the EU will I expect every state to make it's contribution to the EU army especially with the growing discontent in EU states looking likely to increase hugely (yellow vests nicely simmering and Italy talking of ditching the Euro). The old problems money and corruption the EU has in bucket loads and a lack of shims.
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@bucketsandshims I wonder how Hitler would have rewarded Ireland for it's support if he had won, comforting to think that Ireland always backs the losing side. Don't worry we won't hold any grudges you can rely on us to be British, not European.
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@bucketsandshims I seem to remember seeing something about U Boat pens in Southern Ireland sometime ago, you say they were neutral, that must have upset a lot of IRA soldiers losing the countries backing to kill the English or do they just prefer to be terrorists.What's your interest in Brexit anyway do you just want the UK to remain to be controlled and diminished under EU control.
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I don't care who steals your money as long as they get away with it.
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@kevinburrow852 Why all the concern about Robinson no one should be above the law and with the overwhelming numbers of liberal left wing human rights fanatics in our legal system today it would take decades for racism to start to be acceptable in this country even if that was UKIP's intention which it is not in my opinion.
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@kevinburrow852 I wasn't aiming at you it was just a question to express an opinion that basically it's a non issue promoted by the MSM to divert attention from the truth of his views and keep control of the people who suffer from the policies of left wing liberalism.
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Hogwash, waiting to declare war until you're on the high ground is not appeasement.
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@MrTudwud What do you think ending multicultural ideology which Reform say they will do will actually mean, there has been no bowing and scraping to any organisation by Reform or Farage they just do what they are bound to do by the law as it is at present until they can get into a position to be able to change the law. The uniparty puppets are corrupt and devious, if they were able to control Trump during his first term what the hell do you expect Farage to be able to do with 5 MP's?
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CountJimbo Sounds like someone thinks it's game over, not long to find out this round is nearly done.
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There's a way to go yet but we will not accept this tyrannical anti British dictatorship, the uniparty must go.
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@pallasathena1369 Good to see the army are reported as being full of racists.
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Poor analogy Tommy and Reform are not married, Tommy is suffering as a result of the globalist uniparty end of.
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@AgCain I have the greatest respect possible for remoaners they managed to defy democracy in the UK and pervert the government all they need to do now is put the same effort into climate control and we can all go back to sustainable living similar to how it was 100 years ago.
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@AgCain Let's be clear, they're trying to preserve this ghost of a country on it's path to EU statehood to lend support to the crumbling EU which is a holiday camp for the elite to enjoy while causing unnecessary pollution and keeping the sheep dependent on it's continuation through debt and delusions of world peace and global prosperity.
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If wind turbines and solar panels were any good China wouldn't be building coal fired power plants at the rate of 2 a day to make them for us, don't the green numpties understand we are actively increasing Co2 output with these policies? Not that man made climate change is real anyway.
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@harrybacon419 Obviously you can, that is what having free speech means, it's an opinion it's not threatening. You believe all lawyers are honest! Get educated, even if his lawyer was honest the judge has a history of biased decisions and no lawyers offered him legal aid to appeal his sentence, where were all the human rights lawyers? Too busy taking bribes to work for illegal immigrants. You're either ignorant or a shill probably both but you could just be an evil shill.
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@davewhite3629 Ok smart arse what method did Lunch use to commit suicide and who watched him?
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@janicebillington2633 I consider myself as one of that lot and if there are enough of us we can ensure Reform become us lot once we are in government.
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@janicebillington2633 All those who voted Labour either couldn't think for themselves or they were just voting for a hand out. Jaded and pessimistic! join the club. We've just had labours, budget think how our farmers feel, having to sell off land to pay inheritance tax making farms non viable. No doubt the likes of gates will have plenty of cash to hoover up anything on offer, turn them into solar farms and make some profit from the low grade food we will have to import. Get your nutritious insect burgers, don't think about the reasons for us never having eaten insects before just be a good little pleb and follow your orders. 12% of hospitality companies made a loss last year 18% broke even they've all had massive increases in costs from higher minimum wage levels, workers rights applied after day one and NIC charges hiked. It's a vicious circle started by the Tories ramped up during lockdown and Labour are putting the final touches to destroying our living standards and any sense of identity, of how we once saw ourselves as a white Christian British nation. Our only escape is to have Reform in power inside 2 years with us all united in the plan to become a sovereign independent country again and have a say in the running of our country. We will be starting from a difficult economic and cultural position and the international oligarchs will do everything in their power to scare us from our task, just as they did to Liz Truss. They will sell our government bonds to raise our interest rates and talk down our prospects etc etc and we can only succeed by ignoring all of the globalists threats, start extracting and using our own oil, gas and coal investing in our manufacturing and farming, reopen the blast furnace in Port Talbot and just make Britain Great again. With luck Trump, Musk and all the sane people in America will win out and make our task so much easier but we have to start in the next 12 months at the latest IMO to avoid serious hardship.
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save the wororld let them know it's bullshit time.
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@ShyTalks-d8b You wanna be a slave pet, don't let me stand in your way.
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Is this really a surprise? We must know by now the existing establishment are the enemy of the British people and have been for over 30yrs surely, you can keep showing examples of their crimes but they will never be charged. What you have to do is just watch as we are betrayed day after day or you can join Reform, get them elected and remove the corrupt globalist puppets who have been destroying us bit by bit. We will only stop them when we become a self governing independent sovereign country again, their intent is to prevent that at any cost.
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@Tanirogalarn What does that produce? It has no meaning for me just a bureaucratic nightmare of overpaid little dictators interfering in the affairs of a democratically elected parliament. Real working people create wealth not an ever growing paper trail that is produced by an environmentally disastrous process to support the ambitions of ideological numbskulls.
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@marcysss93 Wrong. the courts have ruled it is for parliament to decide. What Europhiles don't want to accept is that the vast majority of people in the developed world are now and for the foreseeable future nationalistic, that does not equate to xenophobia as they like to say but is a natural desire for understanding and empathy with their fellow citizens.Many immigrants come to countries with the idea in the back of their mind that one day their new country will be like their old country and for the reasons stated form enclaves to live as they were used to while taking advantage of any opportunities that arise from situations that exist because of cultural differences to satisfy their personal preferences. Some have the good grace to accept the values and norms of their adopted country, some do not. A country that decries nationalism is a recipe for disaster as is evidently the case in most EU countries as it would seem to me, and presumably to the many people supporting populist politicians. Countries will have to find solutions to satisfy peoples needs or accept growing chaos. I M H O.
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@Radovakos On the contrary after forty years we know all too well how it works.
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@jamesward-parrish2309 It's really good to know that people of your limited intelligence support the remain cause, I look forward to reading more.
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@jamesward-parrish2309 Didn't make sense to you, doesn't surprise me.
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@jamesward-parrish2309 Don't you have a point to make to support the EU rather than trying to rubbish people with a different opinion like most remain fantasists do.
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Compromise? It was a binary vote in or out of the EU. As for Trump and the DUP are you suggesting people are suffering under their leadership and that is the fault of democracy? Most people know democracy is a terrible system but better than all the others, after what Britain suffered under Blair and is still trying to recover from you don't need to convince me about it's shortcomings.
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@jackspencer8680 Good farmers always look after their livestock you numpty.
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@Robert-ho7ys What the hell do we have to do to keep control of those bloody Brits? They just won't do what we tell them to do.
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@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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@mkaz3997 You need to wake up, it is only possible to change our politics from inside the system or to smash the system first and change it after. Do you really think you can get enough support for revolution at present lol not a prayer, Reform is the only option in sight to end globalism.
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@Bertrum123 The vast majority of kids today are uneducated and naive in the extreme, its not their fault but that's just the way they have been raised. Such a well executed plan the long march through the institutions destroying British culture, the nuclear family and British values.
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@pearlsaminger9544 I haven't eaten out for over a year.
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@gdfggggg Our way of life is being manipulated into something the majority don't want, we are virtually lab rats today. Another 12 months of uniparty puppet rule and the lab will be almost fully constructed.
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@joycegibbs5267 The easiest thing to do is join Reform and go to your local branch meetings, might be more difficult if you're in a rural location I guess. Next 6 months or so is going to be key I believe.
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@user-wl9gw7xe2q I haven't recorded to memory or anywhere else the number of times buttoned has talked out of his rear but generally he thinks the country is doing great with rape gangs, stabbings and deaths 2 or 3 times a week, bankrupt councils and NHS unfit for purpose, 500K + illegal immigrants on benefits with free board and lodgings and legal representation at our expense while the country runs a proxy war in Ukraine kills of its economy to further the aims of the corporate globalists. We have an education system that is second only to Scotland's in its rate of imbecility and done to the tune of an unsustainable £3 trillion debt mountain. Most UK leaders are Christian? Do you mean the Hindu Sunak, the Muslims Hamza and Sadiq or the mainly corrupt rest of the puppets who if they held a Bible in their hands it should in all that's Holy set alight.One or 2 a year such as Hancock get caught to divert attention from the rest.
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@Stilli Dont Who gives a sh-- about the virus, at most it will only kill 80% of people, concentrate on the important stuff and get Brexit done with no deal,. That would be something worth dying for a second V E day.
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Going to Glasto this year May should be great , loads of dickheads with tattoos.
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@John Brighton What do want? A general election, when do we want it? Now.
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Global free trade is not free, protectionism is just a slur on common sense was there no international trade before globalists CONTROLLED it.
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@lucius1976 Reality bites.
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@Jennifer-x3m Anyone who hasn't worked out yet the choice today is between Reform and what we've had for the last 30yrs really must try harder.
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We need a British government not not this snivelling bunch of hypocrites. If you want a deal you decide what you want, make an offer, if it's refused you walk away .
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It's a revolution, the fundamental ideology involves ending globalism and unaccountable international quango's and returning to a world of independent sovereign nation states with governments controlled by the people. The days of the so called elite who fly around the world wasting taxpayers money in a massive Ponzi scheme are over, the wealth gap between the ones paying the money and the ones taking the money is going to have a big reset and that money will be used to benefit the people through massive tax cuts and reasserting Christian values etc.
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@bexhandley814 Racial equality, the words just slip of the tongue. Strange when you think since humans have been on Earth there never has been or will be racial equality so how are we going to deal with reality.
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@Jimboy1611 Evidence please.
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@tinkytinca It all depends on the details behind the headline, our fishing industry leaders should give us the low down on any deals mooted over fishing. And what do they think of the deal announced with Norway today on fishing.
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@rhobatbrynjones7374 Strange isn't it, I can't imagine why that is.
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@rhobatbrynjones7374 I guess it could be something to do with Cameron saying the result of the referendum would be enacted forthwith and then promptly resigning, and Osborne saying there would be an immediate economic catastrophe if we voted to leave, but as you say only the individual can tell us.
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@rhobatbrynjones7374 I don't know what could be more treasonous than working against the interests of the people you were elected to serve when the people have clearly demonstrated what they think is in their interest. Democracy has played second fiddle to the EU's desires since the revolt against our elected PM Thatcher in 1989.
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@sibience That would be good news I'm sick of thinking I need to vote every time we have a general election much better to leave all that stuff to the experts.
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Why is there no investigation into European interference in the referendum.
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@Anna-t7l "Then where will that leave us"? With a dead Reform party and all true patriots rallying round the likes of Lowe, Habib, Anderson and Tommy Robinson.
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@Metalgarn If support for Reform keeps growing over the next month as it has over the last month That should be enough evidence for Nigel to up his game.
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I'm still not convinced PR would be good for our politics, I think enough people should be able to recognise what is best for this country to elect a government that will carry out the correct policies.
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@ralfychad But why is it so uncommon?
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Could somebody explain a few things to me please? I heard that article 50 recommends that withdrawal agreements and future relationships should be negotiated side by side so why did the EU insist against the advice of it's own rules that they should be negotiated one after the other and why did the UK agree. Secondly why did the head of the EU's own group investigating the Irish border situation (a Swedish man name I can't recall) say on radio 4 today programme that technological solutions to trade without a hard border exist and would probably work out cheaper than current arrangements yet EU spokesmen say different.
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The Irish border problem has been solved.
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Irish border problem solved again if the pound will be worth nothing there won't be any trade TA DA.
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That is there problem were your prediction to become a reality, why don't you give them the benefit of your insight.
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A final say on what? The point of Brexit was to have the opportunity to have general elections in the UK that elect a government that runs the country and not an authority that carries out the orders of an undemocratic opaque foreign body. That issue has been decided, until we have experienced the benefits or otherwise of that decision there is no reason or cause to change it. Emotional outcries, prophecies of doom and unverifiable propaganda from the losers are just what is to be expected from irrational dreamers.
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True Blue Harbouring hate debases humanity, law enforcement should be strong enough to deal with infringements of it's codes. Capital Punishment is needed now as much if not more than ever.
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It depends how you define innovation, I have designed electrical circuits to operate additional components on my 1950's car and constructed mechanical parts and airflow modifications. I was not claiming other peoples achievements as my own anyway just stating a fact.
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@Raven44453 More people have died from stabbing in the UK over the last 2 years I bet than have died in shootings in the states.
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Until we elect Reform The direction of travel this country has been on for the last 30yrs will be continued on, you really cannot imagine how bad it's going to get or you would join Reform.
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@sovereign9904 Farage has given us the chance to get rid of the uniparty either use it or lose it, you have no other choice.
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All those bleeding hearts with time on their hands won't know what to do with themselves.
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@thandie67 You're right now the EU belongs to China you don't need Mugabe.
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@earthwarden8548 I do find it irritating when government and their scientific advisers try to excuse their failings by saying it's a new virus, all virus's are spread by contact between carriers and uninfected and so it's bloody obvious if you want to stop the spread you have to stop the contact. How much easier is it to do that when you have infected people numbers in 2 or even 3 figures, obviously many will complain about having to take their medicine but I say f---k the many for the sake of the majority. But unfortunately for us it's been a long time since we had people in government prepared to take such decisions.
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They are wasting billions on net zero and pay rises for public sector workers, wasting billions on quangos for LGTBQP etc etc etc, magic money tree must be fed.
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@simoncolombo6640 Is that Gods law, EU law or the law of nature (which the EU is all about overriding) that you're referring to.
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@parsonk4041 We have a trade deficit with the EU on manufactures, that will reduce as we buy less and less from the EU. We will sell you a licence to fish in our waters at a very preferential price for us, we will stop paying into the EU budget along with the savings associated with the costs of EU membership such as MEP's etc,etc, etc the money from which can be used to restructure our country and economy. Meanwhile we can sit and place bets on will the EU ever have fiscal union for Eurozone states and which country will be the next to leave, Italexit, frexit, etc.
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@erikj123 What's ours is ours and what's yours is ours, only way the EU can function.
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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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@ftsetradersteve2742 Until the EU runs out of money (not far off from what I can gather) economics comes a distant second in their considerations compared to the grand political project. That is why they have been intransigent, we have just wasted 2yrs talking when we should have been preparing for a no deal exit in March. This has only strengthened their intransigence, even now we are still playing their game.
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Tories had 14yrs and did nothing now its Labours turn until the voters are sick of them then the Tories can come back.
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Push the button now it's time to wipe out humanity and let nature take over.
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France is entirely responsible for this situation by allowing an illegal operation of organised people smuggling to take place on their territory putting peoples lives at risk. They should be prosecuted under international law and I suggest a fine of £50k imposed for every illegal immigrant intercepted in the channel.
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@gonkeyhughes Life and death are the only certainties everything else is up to us didn't we do well.
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@leonardrichards8752 America is going to benefit hugely.
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Never trust a politician judge them on what they do.
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@countfosco8535 Who do you fancy then to make life better, the popular front for Tooting? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
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@albertslyx3149 As do quitaly, and all the real believers in unicorns.
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Could someone poll the drivers queueing for fuel, I'm pretty sure you'd find a big majority voted for remaining in the EU, a good number work from home and don't have to use there car for 3 days to a week but do have to have a full tank, you know just in case they have to do a 300 mile round trip. LOL.
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@julianshepherd2038 Could you try making a point sometime.
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Andrew Pryce You mean Trump was lying when he said he assaulted women!
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@onceamoth Vote Reform.
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glyn hodges People need to clean themselves they don't need to catch covid 19 do you see the difference.
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glyn hodges It's natures way, you can take it or leave .
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@vladescu3g ''Define independence?'' Why can't you.
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@vladescu3g If that is your opinion why respond to my comment, I guess you like to dictate as it's the EU way.
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@SkyandSpace The future of an EU state will be that of a vassal in a dictatorship for as long as the EU exists which at the moment looks like it will be for a short time when the history books are written.
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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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So that's why the Greeks want to remain in the EU if opinion polls are to be believed, how deluded can you get.
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@ΒΗΜΑΤΗΣΑΜΕΣΗΣΑΝΑΡΧΙΑΣ You think the Greek crises had nothing to do with the EU permitting you to have the Euro by breaking it's own rules for reasons of vanity and then watching your economy be ruined without providing the necessary investment and infrastructure needed to support it because France and Germany had not got the courage to do it for fear of a backlash from their voters.
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@ΒΗΜΑΤΗΣΑΜΕΣΗΣΑΝΑΡΧΙΑΣ Sounds to me like you haven't really thought about things too much, stick to what you know if your Greek that means Greece don't imagine you know about the UK if all your info comes from MSM and you tube.
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If the EU were to continue to exist I think every country in the empire would have to have the common currency, ever closer union means ever closer union, it has to be one way or the other for the EU. It's just empire building by the back door with the Brussels parliament eventually taking control. How the French and Germans will feel about ceeding total control when and if it comes about depends how long it takes and how it's done. Hope it doesn't get messy.
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ML do you mean GREAT as in large and powerful or great as in jolly good fun, depriving countries of self determination in managing themselves and telling people like the Greeks how lucky they are to be in the EU.
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Pity the poor Americans, Australians, indians and every other sovereign country then I guess.
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All the places you mention are not countries, they have evolved to their present State.
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SIMON Yebski Globalism for the benefit of the many not just for the few. Or there will be know globalism.
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SIMON Yebski You probably need them
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SIMON Yebski Emojeez the globalists language of choice, says it all.
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The gorgeous gael Such a shame for all those illegal migrants haven't they been told there is going to be no health workers, no drugs and the economy is fucked, I don't suppose they have plan to fix things do you?
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Didn't you get one?
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@Wichnam Correct, they thought project fear and time would wear down our resolve, that's not the only thing they got wrong I think if anything support for Brexit is stronger than ever. Grassroots Tories are middle and working class and identify more with Thatcher than anyone and support Brexit, the futures looking bright and blue.
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@commoncasualboxing2201 Reinventing the wheel always means you end up going backwards why mess about when you can jet off to Venezuela now.
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@commoncasualboxing2201 So Sajid Javid's success was just due to luck then do you think or he's just a puppet for the right wing conspiracy to keep the rich rich and the poor poor. Ignorance is the enemy of the poor and big part in the vicious circle that keeps them so, they have never been more badly served in my lifetime than they are today for the most part because of the Blair years IMO. I am not rich but that is as much my fault as anyone elses thinking that someone like Corbyn has an answer for anything will just end up in frustration and disillusion nowhere in the world have the ideas he believes in created anything better than we have in this country at the moment, thinking a little tweak here or there and a change in circumstances will produce a different result is for the birds. I hope for your sake you are not over 40 because if not there is still time for you to learn from experience as you obviously have much to learn.
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@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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@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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@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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@imluvinyourmum Where will all the deadbeats go for their healthcare when the US buys the NHS?
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The Tories made the mistake when they pledged allegiance to the WEF, uniparty never Great Britain forever.
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@GrrMeister It usually takes more than winning one battle to win a war.
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@The670533 Can you believe it the state the UK is in today and our police had an arms amnesty and someone actually handed in a Walther PPK, how dumb can you get.
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There are still too many people who don't get it, the uniparty have been working diligently along with the rest of western countries governments to deconstruct the historic cultural and national structures countries have operated under for the last 200yrs, since the end of WW1 the dedicated Marxist believers have worked their way into establishment organisations. Relentlessly overcoming obstacles such as WW2, Thatcher and the Brexit vote they achieved supremacy with the election of Blair and his collaboration with Soros and the WEF using the money made from betting on the inevitable crashing of the pound out of the ERM, they have now brought the West to the edge of bankruptcy to enable the great reset and instigation of the new world order. Do you know what the filthy rich cabal who control your lives today call you, you are useless eaters in their words. With total control of the media and the use of technology to track you, control your access to everything that constitutes modern life they believe you will never rebel. They wish to make you serfs in the NWO where they will be the tyrants using technology to control you where the earlier tyrants used force. You will have nothing and you will be happy and they will have everything in a world you will not know. People have lost sight of the reality that wealth must be made, people make wealth and many do not get their share and many get much much more than their share. That is truer now than its ever been it seems to me and is always the result of socialist, marxist or communist ideology and it will continue to get worse until sooner or later the tyranny will be brought to an end, who by and how will depend on how the tyranny develops, in the mean time as more and more start to enjoy an unproductive lifestyle and GDP per capita continues to decline in real terms the bankruptcies of businesses, councils and governments will make unproductive lifestyles a thing of the past. I wonder how it will end? We seem to be following the decline and fall of the Roman Empire in many respects so it seems the wests demise will be something similar, Reform and Trump seem to be the only things that have any chance of breaking the grip of the Orwellian style nightmare awaiting us along with Putin, Xi, Mhodi and a few other nationalistic leaders who have rejected the Globalists dream.
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@alienthed.e.i.9165 Keep voting uniparty if you're happy with the "progress" the country has enjoyed for the last 40 yrs Tik Tok.
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@jackryder-sw9rk You wouldn't know trash if you looked in the mirror.
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@senoritasiesta918 Does China have a big problem with illegal immigration? I do like your solution to Islam in China, having those re-education camps. How is that going for you?
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@senoritasiesta918 How can you be Chinese and not understand my Questions while having access to the internet?
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@senoritasiesta918 It appears to be wasted on you though, but maybe you'll learn.
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@Stouffer Great point and illustrates exactly what is wrong with much of western government today. Thank god USA voted for Trump the only Western politician to defy China and not from any ideological reason simply recognising unfair trade practices.
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@mamamac5267 England just can't get over being responsible for the British Empire, the confused dumbass socialist save the world before you save your compatriots fools who hold the influence won't let it.
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@Dave-uw2ul ''Its an important question'', if you voted Remain. ''Enslavement to the US protectionist mafia'' LOL. Where do these morons come from? I'd rather be enslaved to the US protectionist mafia (though it's an absurd thought) than to the Communist Chinese Empire whose ideology has not changed in the slightest even to the extent of still having Mao's picture on their currency and who have grown their empire by the state controlled theft of intellectual property and state surveyance of everything any one say's or thinks. You and the majority of European numpties are sleep walking into aiding the Wests oblivion and you probably think it'll all be okay when the Chinese understand how nice you are and get them to respect human rights, and not have 1,000,000 muslims locked up for re-education for believing in Allah. It's not you it's your kids and mine I feel sorry for, thank god the US voted for Trump not the nicest man in the world but I bet we know a hell of a lot more about him than we do about Xi. This is addressed to the wider you tube audience because I know you don't understand any opinions you don't agree with.
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@Dave-uw2ul Trolling well but saying nothing, you brought the US into the debate, but you've obviously got no answer to what I said. What's quirky about wanting to live in an independent democratically governed country like we used to be when we stood alone in Europe against the facists as we do today. The contempt the half educated and baffled MP's now have for the people they are supposed to serve has never been more obvious and they deserve what they are going to get.
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@Dave-uw2ul If you want to live in the EU go there, this is the UK soon to be an independent democratically governed country, if you don't like it tough. The EU should be ok for a couple more years if they can keep getting dirty money like Danske banks Estonian branch funneled in for them the other month, the UK will just have to manage with the $1.9 billion of foreign inward investment we got in 2018 although it was more than Germany, Spain and Poland combined received.
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@Dave-uw2ul Who lies? Look how we have profited from all the trade the EU has brought us if you think it's brought us any. If you're happy and you know it vote remain.
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@Dave-uw2ul I listen to a variety of sources and make up my own mind, the figures I quote come from a trader writing for the FT and other investment commentators with no political axe to grind unlike the world press or financial institutions. The UK is big enough if it's smart enough to ditch the socialist, social engineering ideology we've been force fed for the last forty years to be a great place to live.
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EU = TITANIC after hitting the iceberg brexit is lifeboat for UK people if you don't want the lifeboat good luck to you.
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Immigration figures tell a different story but don't let me deter you from following your dream.
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Tom Walton they said if brexit won the referendum there would be an emergency budget to raise interest rates to counter the effect and there would be an exodus of financial services companies etc. None of this has happened, they said we wouldn't get free trade with Europe which looks more likely now than ever no thanks to people like you.
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I was referring to UK = Shitole, sorry your post arrived later.
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Adam why should lazy british workers be excused by using foreign labour? There will need to be adjustments after Brexit hence the transition period, the EU is a doomed project that will either reinvent itself or end in conflict. Britain as usual since the ending of the empire will be in favour of democracy and fair play by and large, and will aide Europe as much as possible.
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@louiswalker5080 The EU is doomed to drag Europe into servitude, the longer it continues the lower will be it's position if it ever attempts to reconstruct itself, Europe needs strong independent countries able to co operate with each other for the benefit of all. Maybe the UK can demonstrate the way forward, we are not yet too far down the rabbit hole I think. Have you seen the website of Patriotic Alternative their plan or manifesto is exactly what a government of this country should be introducing to put this country to rights, if the Tories aren't up to the job hopefully there will be an alternative.
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@louiswalker5080 I would prefer all Scots to lose their endemic hatred of the English and prosper in the union but if they think independence will make them happy they should go for it. It would be good if the rest of the UK could pre plan for their independence and publish it's intentions and how the future relationship would work with the estimated costs for building the border, operating customs checks, removing UK funded industries, their need to create their own currency and expected tariffs on Scottish imports etc. This would reduce the need for time wasting negotiations like we have had with the EU and reduce the opportunities for political B S and whining we would have to endure from Blackford and friends post a yes vote for independence.
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@stucrawford6230 It's not my patriotic alternative I have no association with them at all, but I did read their plan on their website and found nothing to disagree with, obviously there is much more to governing than they have in their plan. Is there anything in ityou find objectionable?
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@stucrawford6230 I am not in favour of PR which I think leads to government by committee which is indecisive and prone to comprise which leaves countries without clear direction.
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@stucrawford6230 P R sounds attractive like socialism but for every + there is more than one negative, not usually intentional it's just human nature. You're right I am fearful, only the young, foolish and people who think they don't have anything to lose are not which is why they are so useful to people such as criminals of all stripes. This is why society must make educating the young a high priority rather than just indoctrinating them.
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Isn't the reason talks are ongoing to do with the terms of the withdrawal agreement mandating both parties negotiate in good faith which legitimises the internal markets bill.
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no
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@robnewell2303 Haven't heard Musk dictating anything about Britain yet, he has openly expressed opinions I agree with unlike Gates, Fink and Soros who talk to our puppet leaders behind closed doors.
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If Farage had been PM after we voted for Brexit you could have a point, as it is your comment is meaningless. You can blame the blonde nit wit though.
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@AntonyBall-hm4jo Your last line is a correct statement for the last 34yrs, the devotion to the EU and globalism are the reason this country has self destructed post Thatcher. Thatcher did not leave office voluntarily, when she left the country was in great shape with no debt, every PM since apart from Truss has behaved treasonously. Every change she introduced to modernise how the country operated was misused and abused to ensure no benefit accrued to the country or its indigenous people.
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@mendozamoore366 Here we go again, define woke for people with no knowledge of their own beliefs. Woke is holding the belief that if your are white British you are personally responsible for all that is bad in the world, If blacks in Africa sold their own black slaves to Portuguese slavers it was the fault of the British Empire. The whole B S notions of white supremacy is so illogical it can only be accepted by people with no critical thinking skills.
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@maxad11 You need to see a doctor.
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There are far too many Soros funded and other funded mouthpieces talking absolutely treasonous lies such as, open up safe routes for anybody who wants to come here and rob us blind, and stop living like English people because the planet is dying and don't concern yourselves what chemicals we are putting in your milk such as Bovaer or what experimental jabs we forcing on you and your children.
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Best laugh I've had here.
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Ignorance is not the same as choosing to ignore, the one is done to you the other you do yourself, ignorance is a big factor in a lot of criminal and stupid behavior.
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@donaldellis3609 At least the Spanish must love us more now.
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@donaldellis3609 We never occupied Spain did we. haven't read much about what Spain did in WW2.
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@brianconnelly-s5e You live! On a London council estate.
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@donaldellis3609 Basically gutless narcissistic fascists then?
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Don't need a referendum we need Reform UK.
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@mauritiusindependentparty273 Then well done.
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Ile Adura Yes, have you tried it it's really satisfying, you should give it a go assuming you have any that is.
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Thanks Andy, we needed to know that. We are going to get our country back with people Like Rupert, Ben Habib, Katie Hopkins and all the other honest people. With the help of Musk and Trump it will be done.
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Practice brain health, don't watch the legacy media.
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My Other Channel Is A Bot Not likely, many of my friends are scroungers the same as these remainer MP's most didn't vote but the rest voted remain.
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"Politics: a strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles. the conduct of public affairs for private advantage." Ambrose Bierce.
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The UK's culture and economy are in a steepening death spiral just like the globalist WEF conspirators want, have you worked why they want that.
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I think I'm about to get cancelled again funny it happens every couple of weeks or so, can you tell me why?
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As far as they are concerned they are above the law, ie tyrants.
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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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People like you are the reason Kaba behaved as he did and the police had no choice but to do what they did.
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Probably when they realised how much they could claim for expenses and their pension.
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@venetiangenoesewarmachine5152 How can we leave I'm European, I drink coffee and wine I eat croissants and french fries, drive German cars and detest the ignorant English working classes.
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@garsm2290 Doesn't it warm the cockles of you heart to see a country subjugated and brainwashed to support it's continuance.
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@AlanFagan-y5l The most important workers right is to keep as much of your money as the government can let you while still running a secure state. Other workers rights should be dictated by market forces and existing British employment laws.
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@countfosco8535 I bet they always find you in the kitchen at parties.
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@countfosco8535 Nah I only go to pubs not parties.
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@NN-jd5ul This brings to my mind the words of one John F Kennedy ''Ask not what can my country do for me, ask what can I do for my country'' If all you can do is not take much more food than you normally would, do your best not to catch or spread covid 19 then you will be doing your country a service at the current time.
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@muzwot9603 That's not the way of people who think they are adults but they're really not.
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@muzwot9603 Capitalism is not impervious to the corruption of socialist thinking that is influenced by self serving globalist operators whose main objective is their own power, money and or celebrity. People kept as sheep through the tools of ignorance and emotional manipulation are the fodder that sustains them, the fodder are largely but not exclusively the young and inexperienced who have been subject to abysmal state education and an embedded sense of entitlement.
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james mcbride Half the population look like they have enough fat to live off for a couple of months anyway, also once testing to identify people who have immunity to covid 19 is available there will be enough people to do essential tasks without a problem.
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@muzwot9603 I come from a time when even the majority of underprivileged English kids received a basic education, life has filled in the gaps.
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james mcbride I'm drinking whisky I deffo don't know what viruses I have.
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@muzwot9603 Schooling inevitably involves a certain amount of indoctrination but it was minimal and easily shrugged off before it was reinforced by modern technology we have today starting with TV followed up by computers then smart phones. Previous times it was easier to develop critical thinking skills to be aware of where education stopped and undesirable indoctrination began you have to be indoctrinated to understand the society of your country and then have the skills to understand it's failures and successes as you perceive them and the intelligence to debate and develop your understanding to change things where necessary. Intellectual development is key to understanding complexities, the more people who do it the more succesfull the society will be, the trick is avoiding blind alleys which is what led to the demise of previous dominant cultures. It's an interesting and rewarding pastime when you have the time and inclination and or ability. Always remember people are human with different overpowering desires some must be accommodated some disallowed as the majority desires.
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@muzwot9603 If I chill anymore I'll be asleep.
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@muzwot9603 Wing and a prayer more like.
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stephen glover Going to be a real culture shock if marshal law comes in and people start getting summarily shot for being irresponsible, so many people have trouble obeying authority these days.
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stephen glover Under marshal law the authorities have the power to shoot anyone who does not obey instructions as I understand it, I would hope this would only need to be done in a minority of cases and following strict agreed guidelines. Look logically at what we need to do to get rid of the virus, one stop it spreading which only happens through human contact with it, two identify the people who have it and treat them in conditions where the people treating them are safe from infection, thirdly only allow people who are virus free and have a means of proving that to move about and provide effective ppe to them as necessary. The longer the delay in enforcing these and maybe other measures the longer we will suffer, it's so obvious stop it spreading and deal with the people who have it effectively yet there is little sign of this being seriously addressed.
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stephen glover Great that makes two plus my family in agreement. I think this will be a wake up call for people, rampant globalism, encouragement of mass travel flows, immigration and multiculturalism for the enrichment of the few was bad for the planet and nature has emphasised how bad they are for us.
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stephen glover That's good news but are any of the 4% flights international and if so are they testing passengers, seems to have gone a bit quiet on the testing front.
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stephen glover You have the ability to control your life good luck, any sane person feels anxious I imagine. Hopefully Boris has a clue we don't know yet.
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@bolognivm Vote UKIP.
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@shadeharison There are apparently hundreds of thousands if not a million British trying to get back into the country, if we don't test them and quarantine them for at least 14 days or probably a month would be better then herd immunity has to be the plan. I've heard nothing on any other plan.
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tony tiochta That's right isn't it, no point in testing, no point in quarantining, no point in isolating and no point in having PPE. It'll get you sooner or later so just get on with it and take your chances, LOL. No point in dragging it out get the cull done and let's get the economy motoring.
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The country is heading for 3rd world status in a hurry, energy outages guaranteed within 10 months, inflation doubling and more by the March budget, interest rates bottoming at 4% and rising in the budget, national debt will be around £3.5 trillion. Just my opinion of course, Trump may win and things might get better, or he may lose and things could be a lot worse.
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Brer Fox Politicians don't want to stop the murder.
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CPN no way are you a fellow Brit, or you're another brainwashed buffoon in a bubble somewhere probably down south. You speak for very few of the people I meet. You think that people just have to accept the perversion of British society that is going on today and cannot elect a fair and just government to run a fair and just society operating on tried and tested British values with a secular ideology based on Christian principles. If that is the case you don't know Britain at all. Who do you think it was who came for the socialists, trade unionists et al? The very people and groups your ideas allow to grow as a cancer in our society today. They would wipe out such as yourself as soon as they have a chance. Ash Roshkell. So Trump told people to beat up others? You have proof of that? Your country must truly be a cesspit if that is true.
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Offering to pay peoples legal fees is one thing telling people to commit crimes is something different. I'm ambivalent in my views on Trump, all people are fallible it is in what and how severe the levels of their failings that inform my view. As yet I haven't seen anything to push me one way or another other than he's not the sort of person I identify with. That doesn't mean he cannot achieve some good results as President, but I am not American so my opinion is not that relevant or informed.
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I'll continue to take a passing interest.
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I don't see Trump threatening your democracy and my only influence on your democracy comes via the British Government so I vote for a pro democracy government. You really must get a grip this countries relationship with US is really important.
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CPN I agree with the general thrust of your views on Britain but don't you agree that we have to take tough decisions and unpalatable actions to get this country off the current path of the destruction of what you say you hold dear. I just re-read Orwells 1984 and was amazed at the parallels one could draw with Oceania and the EU. eg the destruction of the family unit, the dissemination of information about the EU, which is nearly always given a positive spin. The destruction of peoples sense of identity and the construction of a totalitarian oligarchical style of government that mirrors the inner and outer party of 1984 with a proletariate unable to make meaningful decisions. Food for thought in our developing brave new world wouldn't you say, as Powell said or quoted. ''those who the gods wish to destroy they first make mad''.
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More parallels with ''1984'' the youth are the most ardent supporters of Big Brother witness their attempts at historical revisionism and no platforming of disagreeable expression to their opinions, both good examples of ''double think''. To subvert normality you must with the youth.
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Everyone should ignore the threat of mutual destruction and behave accordingly. Just make sure if it starts it will be complete.
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Qwfwq66 Good to know there are so many experts who are able to tell us there will be 18 mile queues lol, unicorns like prosperity for all in the glorious EU are more relevant. Your glasses are all half empty, the average UK wage earner will be better off after Brexit without doubt. You can stick your totalitarian EU superstate of ever closer union with all the other unicorns in the ideological zoo such as the 3'rd Reich, the USSR, the GDR and Zimbabwe.
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@junkmail6206 The only chaos Brexit has caused is for the political control freaks.
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@junkmail6206 Total hyperbole. Or explain if you can the Times higher education survey released today of the worlds top 15 universities; at number 1 and 3 are Oxford and Cambridge all the rest are American bar ECH Zurich at 13. So all are Anglo Saxon bar the one yet the deluded consensus is that all things European are far more superior and desirable today than can be found in the UK or the US. Doesn't that strike you as rather odd?
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@junkmail6206 That's OK just ignore anything that doesn't support the establishments narrative.
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The EU doesn't need a deal with the UK it's sold itself to a higher bidder, China.
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@allardfreichmann3733 After just watching the Italian grand prix where they rewrote the rules just so that Ferrari could win, I think I understand the difference in the EU idea of following rules.
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@UdumbaraMusic Totally wrong, it is against the law and the penalty should be castration.
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@jw841 Calling them sheep will not get you their support, the truly ovine will never vote anyway.
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Most of the TV commentators don't get it, this country is no longer what it was, the revolution has started we will not be denied.
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No that's just dementia dearie.
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@clintharper5509 How they try to stop us voting is by making voting meaningless , voting for the red wing of the uniparty is just the same as voting for the blue wing of the uniparty and has been for the last 30yrs. The only difference is in the presentation of the same policies to fool their grassroots more Rons. Get your heads out of Uranus and vote for Reform the only possible alternative, if they don't fix this country then politics will be over for a few years.
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@pauljamessquibbs.3945 Africa was a jungle paradise before the white man came cannibalism, slavery, survival of the fittest the fact they continue with their beliefs is whose problem exactly. Who was it now caused the destruction of Egyptian culture, dear old cleo wouldn't recognise the place these days, let me guess was it Churchill?
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@kazzykaioken8873 The Moors, somewhat later than Cleopatra's time I think.
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@kazzykaioken8873 ''Flu killed 12,000 in US in 3 months'' source?
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Good of them to reveal why they started the war with Russia.
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I agree, a general election is the only way.
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@johnbarrance4926 It's not democratic never has been, time Italians woke up had a referendum and left, the same for the mighty Germany which originally profited so much from the EU at other Europeans countries expense is now suffering under the heel of out of control globalists massive money and power.
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@davidclarke1705 The difference today from when the EU came along is that they are now a tool for the globalists to use to bring about their new world order, political power is even less in the hands of the people of European countries whether in the EU or not.
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@goryburk Totalitarian technocracy is the plan, CBDC'S, WHO, W E F no power for the people, no freedom just do what they say.
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@johnbarrance4926 The way Farage acted as an MEP just proves the point that the EU is unaccountable, most countries in the EU now would leave if they had the choice. That's why PR is good for keeping the most popular politicians out of power.
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The view from the other side, looks a little desperate to me.
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@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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@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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Good times breed soft men, hard times breed strong men.
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@paulthecaffeinated7549 Admittedly our administration branch of the EU machine is pretty pathetic but that will change once we get a British government.
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The clever con men like Starmer and Millipede never answer real technical questions, they just parrot "oh the climate change commission say this, and the experts say that and the scientists we pay to tell us what we tell them to say the other" Who would have thought in the age of renewable energy gas lighting would be so popular.
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@chrissheppard8123 😂😂😂😂 Trump tariffs 25% on Canadian imports, 25% on Mexican imports, 10% on Chinese imports and the EU tariff is being decided soon. 🤣🤣 Starmer is filling his pants. MAGA dinosaurs rule in the right climate.
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The collective gets what the collective wants.
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@mikewilson8513 They seemed to have some problems counting the votes in one of the constituencies where Reform won a seat, it does make one wonder if there were others we don't know about.
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@MrNukabear GAYEEE!
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@I-am-not-a-number Vote UKIP FOR UK INDEPENDENCE it's in the name, or vote for the racist labour party LOL.
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Not being leader gives him more time to expose the truth of the corruption and lies that governments of Britain have carried out for the last 30yrs. Vote Reform and join Reform a real British political party.
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@josedourado3747 That will be a big relief for both of us then, you will no longer have to give us the benefit of your wisdom and I won't have to refute it. Oh happy day.
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@paulineclark2743 Still to early to write of Boris, just because half the party and all it's leaders since Thatcher have been EU puppets is not actual evidence for what Boris will do.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength And no one on the EU side has ever told a lie, even old Strauss khan is a jolly good fellow. Politics is all about lies and posturing with the odd bit of honesty and morality on show usually from backbenchers, this is the reason state interference in running a country should be as little as necessary, the opposite is communism however you try to dress it up. Will you idiots never learn.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength The communist party of Britain would like us to be a Russian state, what's that got to do with China.
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@d15ude That is his first job second one is Brexit.
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@jameswhiteley6843 The lesser of two evils?
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Heaven forbid people saying hurty words when they get frustrated LOL 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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We need British people to be politicians not foreigners, poseurs or perverts.
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It will definitely be a bloodbath, hope its just a political one as opposed to the actual one we've been experiencing for the last 15yrs.
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@Paul-eb4jp No blame Thatcher without her interference this country would not now exist, it won't for much longer anyway unless Trumps election isn't foiled again by the dirty Democrats.
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Maybe it's because we're EU'rs that we love the EU so.
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Hi ho silver and away!
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@claudetteearle3052 UKIP is the only party that can give us a different future, it won't suit everyone it won't be easy and could well be messy but it will be British I think and British values are what I like.
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@AntonSmyth-od6rc Yeah short of votes, short on support, short of stature and short of interest in Britains indigenous people.
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@ramatgan1 Good thing we have a growing white underclass to do the lynchings for us, as you say the country has lost it's morals and banned capital punishment.
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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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Agreed they are the ones seeking to overrule a democratic vote, there should be no place in the Tory party for such people. They're acting like MEP's.
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bagariddum Ha ha, Brexit or no Brexit are you in for a shock, thing is with no Brexit the shock will be grinding relative poverty and violence unless you're one of the cosseted elite. What happens to the Tory government will be immaterial, as an EU state the UK government will be merely a puppet regime. There can only be one Germany in the EU and even their economy is currently in a technical recession, happy days so glad I don't have to work for a living.
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Where is Cromwell indeed, the UK is almost destroyed will it survive?
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M Scott. Good point to ponder, probably the reason the Lords is such a problem to democracy today. Cromwell was the man for the time.
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Moto Moto. What are you talking about?
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@civis.revixit If you are correct then the Tories will get an even bigger majority at the next election and the UK will be a country worth living in again.
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@User-ww7pn At last the waiting is nearly over, a clean break in December or political suicide, no fudging of this situation is possible we will know where we are soon.
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@greasby1golf871 Making predictions is very difficult especially about the future, there are may possibilities. I imagine Jo Cox thought she had a future in politics.
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@greasby1golf871 ''Don't push me cause I'm close to the edge'' That's a fine thing to sing if you're black.
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Trading with nearest neighbours? How much trade does Germany do with China and the US? How do you trade with Italy when you have to pay them buy your goods?
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@Mmmehh When was the last time you commuted to work old bean?
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@Mmmehh I didn't expect you to be able to work that out in a conversation about the blockage of a travel corridor.
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@Mmmehh I asked a question which you failed to answer and posed another question which I responded to with sarcasm and now you feel insulted, shame on you.
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@Mmmehh From your reply you obviously felt the need to insult me so I imputed you must have felt insulted, that's the usual childish way of having dialogue with people who resort to using insults. If you had today then I would have said you find commuting a stress free activity.
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Does May really think she can do a deal that keeps us in the EU. I sense a leadership challenge coming along.
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@alanharvey9094 I congratulate you on taking the time to research the EU voting rules and procedures and appreciate you relaying them here, it confirms what I thought I knew and reinforces my belief that we must leave it's just not to anyone's long term benefit that the EU continues in it's present form, other than a few ideologues without much empathy for people with different desires to their own.
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@macdonaldmaurice Are a large number of British MP's liars, cheats and traitors?
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@macdonaldmaurice ''The same can be said about many people'' but they don't have the power to make decisions affecting the lives of millions. The dishonourable honourable members of parliament should be held to account and I don't mean for allegations of indiscretions in their private lives.
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@macdonaldmaurice Politicians have the ultimate power, they make the rules, decide on the penalties, take the money they need to run society as they decide and set the moral tone. Do we really want liars, cheats and traitors to have that position. A large number of current MP's lied when they agreed to support their parties manifesto pledge to honour the referendum result and take us out of the EU and lied again when they voted for article 50 without having any intention of supporting it. They cheated by voting for the surrender act to change the law to prevent fulfilling the terms of article 50. The EU wants the UK to remain in the EU as they have stated and proven by their willingness to extend article 50, by attempting to remove the possibility of leaving without a deal which has no benefit to the EU other than of showing other EU states they will not be offered an agreeable deal but which would afford the benefits to the UK of regaining full control of our laws, borders, money and control of negotiating our own trade deals they have attempted to put control of negotiations entirely in the hands of the EU. They have effectively said any deal is better than no deal so the EU only need to offer deals they know will be unacceptable which the UK must accept or remain as a member. Therefore they have as acted as traitors to the UK's interests and to democracy. Liars, cheats and traitors. Are these the people we want representing us.
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@macdonaldmaurice Never before in our history on a matter of this importance in our democracy though have MP's behaved so blatantly as demagogues supported by the MSM, in earlier times such behaviour was the cause for violent uprisings fortunately our democracy should prove up to the challenge of preserving itself without recourse to such as that.
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@macdonaldmaurice Things can be solved with violence but it is a last resort, more commonly it results in a short term holding position until change can be effected with majority agreement.
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@macdonaldmaurice It's been a long time since the bombs were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki with no sign of enmity from the Japanese yet, obviously violence is not a panacea.
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@macdonaldmaurice Maybe they should have another referendum along with Scotland when the end arrives if we leave the EU, England would be satisfied with a general election I would think.
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It would seem inevitable and a good thing too that we will leave, once the break is achieved it will be even more interesting.
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Gotta happen if the Tories don't reform themselves.
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@6ddevil We know the uniparty are lying when their lips move, Reform have yet to be tested so Reform it is.
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@PeterGreen-t8c How many seats did UKIP get?
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@petetasker8599 People didn't think they were breaking their life long allegiances to their parties for that vote. Thank God for Boris putting the opportunity for self promotion before party allegiances.
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I like his new clothes, are they Kevlar?
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@hornetgags LOL 40 years of EU membership got us to here. The labour party are the worst excuse for a political party in this country ever.
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@hornetgags These refugees are buying passage to the UK in France from illegal traffickers operating on French territory, the traffickers are no doubt making plenty of money providing better quality boats and life jackets riding round in their new German cars and bribing officials where necessary who consider they're doing a service for France anyway. It's got nothing to do with the EU has it, je suis charlie.
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@hornetgags Keep going, you're explaining the reason we voted for Brexit, we want a British government that does what we want. The we being all those who voted for Brexit and allthose who didn't because they believed project fear or didn't really believe how anti British our government was, believe me there are many more now and the numbers growing. As I say keep going you're gaining supporters for Brexit all the time.
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Why have so many foreigners come to Britain? That question is the elephant in the room for most people. Why didn't they stay in their own countries and work to make them better, what did they think they would achieve by coming here, what inducements were given to them by all the traitors working for international charities etc. They must realise the end game is not going to be what they were sold, I hate the traitors who led them but will not accept the destruction of my country by anyone for any reason.
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The western world was teetering on the brink of chaos but since Trump got elected we are moving away, the WEF AIN'T GOING TO BE STEALING OUR MONEY FOR MUCH LONGER.
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@Rayblondie We don't have to wait at all, if the country is united we can make it ungovernable. Unite everyone with Reform and get us out of the new world order.
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She just wants to let you all know she feels your pain 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@fainitesbarley2245 An idiot must have a defence strategy.
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@alexsj8900 Indeed and telling how the numbers in the second chamber have swelled since Thatcher was ousted.
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@ddahodd7856 42% want to merge into Reform! If they were worth their salt they would leave the Tories and apply to join Reform. We don't want any gutless self serving people standing for Reform.
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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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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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Fake news.
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@xyzzdoe3674 The EU is unreformable because it's a bureaucrats dream, the very fact that they all pack up and move back and forth every 2 weeks is something Spike Milligan would love.
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@PanglossDr How could it not be? Nobody pays and everybody pays except the tax free salary earners and those living on expenses.
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@memskara220 Maybe if the dead number 1M we'll get marshal law, could be a little controversial though, good thing so few people have guns in the UK they don't like obeying orders these days.
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@mikexlr8 Depends whether you would rather put your trust in the mobs that would form under the control of the hardest bastards around or the police and the British Army I would prefer the latter, don't forget marshal law would mean summary execution for any disobediant actors which is my preferred option.
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@mikexlr8 ''Ultimately you're responsible for your own protection'' This is true but has different connotations depending on the circumstances, I would prefer to have an automatic pistol for my own protection but this is illegal here so I have to content myself with relying on the state which has sufficed so far. Some will always die innocent or not no matter what laws exist, on balance I think the UK does better than many countries maybe by a smaller margin than previously. Their are probably improvements that should be made and maybe the current crises will bring into focus what can be changed to benefit us, I have long been in favour of capital punishment for instance. The future is not a given the views of the majority should have an influence in advanced cultures on the laws that govern them, the behaviour of minorities since this crises says much about our societies failures to date.
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UK is democracy in action, love it or hate it there's nothing better.
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@pennylando3145 Absolutely, let's get a Reform government and get rid of these EFFing W E F traitors then we can see if anybody can form an opposition for real democracy.
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@pennylando3145 Absolutely, let's get a Reform government and get rid of these EFFing W E F traitors then we can see if anybody can form an opposition for real democracy.
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@pennylando3145 According to Michael Heavers channel there were elections for 2 council seats just recently and Reform won both by a mile. Some people are so indoctrinated they have to be continually reminded the uniparty have been in power since Thatcher and immigration has continually grown and our living standards are now showing what that means and the country's finances too. Manufacturing has all but disappeared along with good jobs and under the lie of man made climate change lie they have stopped new oil and gas fields being utilised, sold off our last high carbon steel production plant to India. The corruption and amounts of money they have stolen is off the scale.
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@ubergeraldine Mass action by the people such as general strike or work to rule, the establishment would fight back though if you want it you have to be prepared to fight for it one way or another.
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Prog Shhhh
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@umeriqbal5406 Blame the Jews, blame the whites, blame the blacks blame anybody other than ourselves don't you think.
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@ericshaun6078 To a greater or lesser extent everyone bears some responsibility, I doubt there is anyone who could justifiably say they could not do or have done more to promote they're ideas however insignificant the effect might be.
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@umeriqbal5406 Adopting the victim mentality is no help and not the traditionally British.
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@ericshaun6078 Ha the omnipotent power is in control so the actions of people are meaningless , there is no free will so do whatever you want you are not responsible. Great plan for a safe and happy life.
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White women think Black men are pathetic lol We are all Satans children though I've never met him so I don't believe in him.
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And you will get the countries praise after 5 years and go down in history as a Great Britain.
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Jon Coxon It could still go either way with this government, the question they have on their mind is, is the % of sheep in the UK high enough to let them get away with it. Time is on their side as they see it which is why it's been over 4 yrs.
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Reform don't take uniparty socialists gassy.
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@patriciahiggins9188 You think he will be accepted?
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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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The most openly anti western opening ceremony to date, everyone should be able to see the truth if they sit and think about it. An outright globalist attack against Christianity and the existence of nation states.
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Half the population have probably left.
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@straightouttacornwall Vote SNP.
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The EU will hold no sway over us after March 2019.
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@BodyGuardOfLies1 Quite.
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I wondered why I've been so ill after my holiday in the US.
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Were there any illegal immigrants stowed away? Just asking, they might have been smoking.
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@arturnykiel4235 Don't you wish to show your support for ever closer union as dictated for by the EU with a single currency and central bank for all EU states along with an EU army under it's control.
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@arturnykiel4235 How could that be a clever thing? The project requires a single currency to be complete. We don't desire to wield undemocratic power over others.
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@arturnykiel4235 You should tell that to the EU who say all future members must have the Euro for their currency. lol.
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@arturnykiel4235 Tell that to Italy, Spain and Greece, prices might not have gone up but they just don't have any money.
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@roybabineaux5353 Leave a vacuum through inaction and someone else will fill the space.
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All the EU supporters are such fine morally superior self made men and women I can't understand why so many people say never trust a politician.
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Stevean2 Keeping the masses uneducated makes them gullible, dumbing down education, standards, morals and entertainment makes them easy to control then in times of potential trouble divide them and get them to fight one another to take the heat off the B S merchants of power and wealth. Right and left both take advantage of this situation but the left has done more to create it than the right, it's their only way to gain power.
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The last thing we need is proportional representation that puts political parties in charge of deciding amongst themselves who will hold power, that is effectively what we have now with our uniparty government.
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@_banja Yeh cause like she didn't really want the job now did she, f---ing jobsworth.
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As if Russia is interested in fighting us, or us them.
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Compared to the uniparty they are perfect and they will only get better when in power.
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She has no gift for courting popularity unlike Blair or Corbyn, though Corbyn has a gift for gaining popularity, and unpopularity in greater measure. I love the way the liberal left have taken against Corbyn it must be like seeing themselves in a fairground hall of mirrors.
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@A Membership of the EU has made the UK rich, don't you feel it as you swim in your pool and work out in your gym, as your chauffeur ferries you to your club where you can maintain your contacts to ensure your security, god I just love the benefits of operating in a global market while we can manipulate the proles to believe they are saving the world while we keep selling them servitude.
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Android moron.
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I have recently been campaigning for Reform in a local by election, I think it would be great to have some printed copies of the pledge and a list of the names of politicians who have signed to be able to discuss with people at the same time and to get all Reform candidates to sign and distribute the names of any who refuse along with their reasons for not signing as well as the names of all MP's who have not signed. This information could be made available on a website for people to print out themselves, is the pledge available to print out anywhere? If Farage refuses to sign the pledge then this should be widely publicised and debated and if he cannot be persuaded to sign people should join another party whose leaders sign the pledge unless someone can give me a reason I can accept to not sign the pledge then I will not support them. We must find a way to raise the public profile of this issue.
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They can't keep us in and they're finally beginning to realise it.
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@James-co2nb Why bother rioting 17 million voting for UKIP or similar at the next election solves the Brexit conundrum, can you just imagine?
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@christianjambou8208 I think you really believe that if you are French, you fought with the US against the UK and they still speak English and Spanish more than French.
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It will be a bloodbath if Starmer wins, it would be a blood bath if Farage wins, they would be for different reasons and the short term outcome is fairly predictable. That would be financial near meltdown austerity and poverty, unavoidable sadly given our £3trillion debt mountain, lack of a manufacturing base, over reliance on food imports and our governments eagerness to take instructions from the W E F globalists and delegate decisions vital to our national interests to the organisations of the International cabal such as the WHO and the eu etc The eventual outcome is something I find too unpredictable to hazard a guess at.
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@Dont_Believe_them Only countries can have sovereignty that is why globalism must be trashed and a return to nation states begun, it seems inevitable with the lessons from history. Technology like the internet and AI is the only thing that may delay the normal run of events though it will not prevent the natural forces of nature prevailing but we may have to start from ground zero.
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@craftersdelight2011 But haven't you heard Labour have a new flagship project called GB Energy or HS3 to the tax payers paying for it.
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bomber command I don't disagree with any of that but too many people have swallowed Farages BS, but for whatever his reasons he did achieve the holding of the referendum, which gives him leverage. All we can do is vote for whichever candidate supporting Brexit is most likely to win in our constituency. Promote UKIP all you can but when it comes to the day don't waste your vote if that's what would be the likely effect if there is a believable majority in the opinion polls for BP.
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@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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@dianneblack9407 How's 5g coming along in France and Germany.
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We should be as one.
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@Oliver Lofthouse Do you know how much it costs the normal working person to pay for the amount of treatment they receive from the NHS in comparison to what it would cost them for insurance? I think it would be better to have our own food standards. Hope you're not relying on a state pension for your retirement even though it's probably a better return than what you get for your NHS contributions.
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@mreale2811 But what does "chippies back yard mean in Canadian"
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@vsiegel 17.4million voted but the result has only been given lip service by parliament, the decision has not been taken seriously we are effectively still at day one the UK politicians still working for the EU to continue with it's control of the UK are an insult to democracy.
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@horusbaals6206 NO no everything is getting better and better in the EU we just need to develop some new technology to perfect our mind control techniques on the people who are not adopting the proper drone mindset and we can rid ourselves of this democratic threat.
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Get Reform in and let's begin restoring Great Britain.
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@kevinadamson5768 Basically a bunch psychopaths.
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@bentangombakputih7074 You'll have no internet once article 13 is enacted.
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@allardfreichmann3733 It's coming home.
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Even the EU does not share your ideas, I presume your idea of normal refers to the new normal?
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He has to find something to talk about to take people's minds off the mess the SNP are making in Scotland.
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@undogmatisch5873 Things have much more changes to come and there will be ever decreasing say over what and how by the people if we remain.
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Still no answer to our questions, the protests will continue. Hope we can survive to vote Reform at the May council elections before it comes to civil war.
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Unfortunately much as I want the UK to leave the EU it's looking at the moment like we will need a revolution for it to happen, which seems unlikely.
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Why haven't we left yet? Because the the establishment don't want us too, neither does our government but they don't want to seem to be undemocratic. So they will keep fudging the issue to wear down support for Brexit or do a Brino because they don't have the interests of the people who voted for Brexit at heart. So fear not remainers you will not be out of the EU and much good may it do you.
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@ae-vr5gl Surely everyone in this country is the same colour technically speaking in a multicultural country??? You have no semblance of brains.
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LOL LOL LOL Workers keep working, talkers keep talking, kids keep killing stayin alive stayin alive ha ha ha ha.
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@nigelbullock4411 Labour is a socialist party as are the Tories since Thatcher, socialism never makes life better for working people just study the history of socialist governments or the history of Britain. The last 30 years has seen the globalists use the ideology of socialism to destroy democracy and free market capitalism through the destruction of nation states, just sit and watch either we are in the end game with enlightenment becoming the new dark age or Trump and Reform will turn the clock back. The antics of the later Roman Empire were seen as insane when I was young, today they are common amongst people of the West. The quality of life we enjoy today is mainly due to the hard work and Christian ethics of our former generations, HS2 would not have been the disaster it is under the Victorians, the last big infrastructure success that we created was the channel tunnel that I can think of and that was no big advantage.
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@simonkramer9463 If not enough vote Reform they won't win, under PR with the votes that were made we still wouldn't have a Reform government.
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@moreplease998 No I don't trust Reform but they are not the uniparty, getting rid of the uniparty and our globalist overlords is the objective. Disrupt their cosy arrangement by voting Reform the only alternative and if they don't measure up we deal with them. Ben Habib for PM.
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@simonkramer9463 Look how it works in France for instance, the party that got the largest number of votes is kept out of power by politicians of different parties joining together for their own interests. A hybrid system may be a worthwhile experiment but the ideal is a mono culturally controlled country with an educated population, that seems to be out of reach.
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@FS-wd3hu Your probably right I wonder how many so called Brits had great grandfathers of the same nationality?
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He's guarding against people having morals to reject his immoral corrupt governance.
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@Moodyblue-o9n Farage is not Reform he is the leader we are Reform it is up to us to make Reform what we want it to be, and Rupert Lowe says everything I would say.
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@MoominDoogie If Nigel is not the answer then there is no answer , there is no such thing as a sleazy Tory any more than there is a sleazy socialist they are all sleazy uniparty globalist shills. Farage might want to be a globalist shill but his friendship with Trump suggests not.
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@Moodyblue-o9n Reform is constructing itself, it knows what it needs to do it just needs around 6 months to get the party ready to takeover. Musk has a good record in getting things done and seems to be ready to assist.
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@imankhandaker6103 A problem called fake democracy when the two largest parties unite to desert their previous principles and pretend they haven't to fool the electorate and work in government for their own corrupt ends. Too many people were just too slow to realise but still over 4 million did and they voted for Reform, Reform are the only democratic choice available at present.
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@carolinegathercole8473 Dame Diana Johnson silly tart on GBNEWS now "there is no 2 tier policing, praising the conviction of someone for punching a police man", no not the one who broke the nose of a policewoman in Manchester, hypocrite scumbag. Antifa are government paid shills, get Reform UK in power.
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@imankhandaker6103 A problem called fake democracy, the 2 largest parties have united and work for their own corrupt ends and just pretend they work for us. Wake up people and vote for the only opposition party in parliament, Reform UK.
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The Tories haven't been conservative since Thatcher and before her since Churchill, socialist light at best but committed to a new world order just the same to build a dictatorship. Vote Reform for freedom, democracy, capitalism, honesty and for Britain, or vote for serfdom.
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What does the expression of a father giving away his daughter in marriage actually mean? It means whatever people want it to mean doesn't it, handing over his daughters care to another because women were historically seen as more of a vulnerable target than men. This could just be male prejudice as could a lot of what Tate says.
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He's a labour Lord the only sort worth the money and high rank. Oh I forgot we're all equal but some are more equal than others.
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@Floyd1504 Farrage put personal interests before the countries politicians cannot do that and expect to be able to lead a political party, if he really wants to help Brexit he should put his support behind UKIP and not be such a prima donna. He's doing the EU's work for them whatever his intentions are. Vote UKIP.
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Farage is just running Reform like a company or so it seems.
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Wish I could live in London with all the other black and brown workers.
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The next election is now virtually Reforms to lose.
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It's time to start being bolder and get the half of voters who don't bother to vote, to vote for Reform.
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I am more certain than ever that there is a conspiracy to create a totalitarian global administration, we are under attack on many levels, free speech, independence, freedom of thought, indoctrination replacing education, destruction of identity through promoting a distorted interpretation of history and interference in the natural behaviour of people including the destruction of traditional communities with multicultural legislation and using environmental protection legislation to force people to consume unnecessary and thus environmentally damaging new products to keep people in debt and on the wheel of subservience. It's affecting practically every area of life and it will be an absolute miracle if we actually get a clean break from the EU and regain real independence in any shape or form.
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@doug5101 The people who work for the NHS are totally irresponsible when it comes to money.
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@Stevo73660 Hope Tommy is ready for the job of uniting everyone who is suffering under the globalists ruling our country, they will reduce us back to serfdom if we don't prevent them.
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@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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Reforms support can only keep rising from here.
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You can always trust the F.T. for unbiased political commentary and reports. LOL.
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@stephenconway2468 No way sunshine I'm too busy to waste time on stuff that I don't control, I've had my vote to give my opinion, I didn't even watch the vid. I bought the F.T. for 20 + years and found it quite balanced but they've taken their masters orders and lost the plot, just have to wait and see what happens even now with national governments arguing with the ECB the elites are still hoping things will work out to keep them in charge and fix democracy.
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@stephenconway2468 The important issues haven't changed since the referendum, carrying out the will of the people has been delayed and avoided ad nauseum and the media's obsession with Cummins is just the latest attempt at turning people against a supposed Brexit supporting government. The Tories criticising Boris for not sacking Cummins just shows how many remainers are still in parliament, nothing will stop the disintegration of the EU I just hope the disintegration of western sanity doesn't accompany the catastrophe.
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@stephenconway2468 U K independence can be a cornucopia for it's people if the country is well run and shrugs of the social and ideological delusions that are the basis of our drift into dystopia fed by the uncaring capitalist systems race to the bottom powered by throwaway consumerism and the need for the instant gratification of our baser instincts. It's a rebellion of the masses for a fundamental change to our current ideology, people understand it is a long term project and there will be changes that will involve us all having to make sacrifices for our own eventual spiritual and financial benefit. It won't be easy but nothing truly rewarding is.
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@stephenconway2468 Brexit means Brexit and getting back sovereignty were slogans shouted by politicians tasked with appearing to deliver what the people voted for while trying to avoid delivering, that's why there are few details as yet. The people are pushing the agenda and the politicians have yet to get on board, it's akin to a revolution, but it's a democratic revolution and if it's betrayed the future will be bleak just as it is for Hong Kong.
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@stephenconway2468 Can't wait until farmers stop getting paid to let their fields lie fallow. You are going to hate living in Britain aren't you?
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@stephenconway2468 Your ability to add two and two to make five is very good but like EU policy leads to disappointment, just keep compounding the mistakes until it all collapses. The majority of farmers benefiting from the CAP are French along with a few large landowners in the UK, do a bit of research if you're interested enough and stop parroting propaganda. When and if you have symptoms of Covid 19 isolate yourself and ring to get tested, if you happen to be asymptomatic just go about your business and help with the herd immunity project.
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@stephenconway2468 I think we will all learn a lot more about the EU after we have left without a deal.
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@stephenconway2468 I was attempting a little sarcasm parroting what is actually current UK policy on Covid 19 after following the expert scientific advice (not unanimous). Those who can do those who can't teach is obviously a generalisation but true in most cases in my experience, did Einstein teach classes?
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@indricotherium4802 Pure speculation there on your part, what evidence that being an independent country must lead to having an oppressive and corrupt ideology? We were independent before we joined the EEC I don't recall any more oppression and corruption then than we have now, if anything this country was a greater force for good in the world then than it is now.
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@indricotherium4802 Sure we are independent all we have to do is obey the European court of (justice) and stick to rules we can't change. Just like it was back in the 60's.
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Show me where I linked Nazis and Fascists to independence, you're typical of the remain deluded morons just believing what you want to believe with no evidence other than evidence to the contrary. Just call people Nazis and Fascists and you think you've made a point, I hope you meet a real Nazis or Fascist one day so you know of what you speak or maybe you are one along with the rest of the Corbyn/momentum mob.
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@indricotherium4802 Is that a cry for global justice I perceive? I prefer British justice in Britain as we like it, if other countries wish to emulate us fine if not watch your step.
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@indricotherium4802 No you win we didn't vote to leave, democracy is just an old fairy story where everyone lives happily ever after you don't have to bother voting ever again. Life will be wonderful while it lasts.
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@mesolithicman164 Controlled pretender, there are so many of them and so well rehearsed. It's no wonder they've been so successful running the puppet theatre they call parliament for the last 30yrs and stealing the country from under us.
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@ifyousay2 This should be just a start to gather momentum, people must understand if you keep feeding the enemy they will grow stronger. Your survival is not a given sometimes you have to struggle.
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@rsrs8632 When the majority of MP's keep telling the EU we are leaving but not until you give us a deal we like and the EU say we don't want you to leave so you can't have a deal you like, you end up where we are today.
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People are dying on the streets in their homes already in increasing numbers and it hasn't made any difference, yet.
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@angelaregan475 I doubt he actually feels free, doing the devil's work has its costs after the short term benefits, imagine the panic when Epstein was arrested and Maxwells daughter was on trial. You can see it in his face come to the dark side Luke.
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@imemine6494 And their support base continues to grow and the Tories continues to decline, strange days.
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@Irejectyourreality If Trump takes office in January I will feel more confident about that.
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@imemine6494 Things are changing fast, fast enough I believe for Reform to win a general election if one was called in June. I can't believe Herr Starmer will have been dictating for 12 months come July.
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A case of better the sharks you know than those you don't?
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@lifelovelifewithrights5634 Shark is a shark I'd rather die than be a parasite.
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@lifelovelifewithrights5634 But not dependent on the EU for it's existence.
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But we have to regain nation status to to achieve anything, vote Reform and get rid of globalism.
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Shocking magician removes Amandas bra.
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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink. May will do whatever is the will of the people she is careful, patient and British.
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The uniparty are all in this up to their necks, that creates a rather jarring thought.
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Still real after all these years and all the money he's earned, not stolen. What a guy, love from England.
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Whatever the conditions today, they're here after the benefits of EU membership and imho will not improve significantly while we continue to be.
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Fundamentally the problem with the EU is mirrored by the UK's problem with Scotland. Scotland is having more and more power devolved to it's parliament it receives more in funds than it provides to the UK, an open border with the UK and a free trade agreement yet strives for independence. It would make for an interesting bedfellow for the EU.
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History says not.
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@bbayek5573 People vote for change when they are dissatisfied with their lives, seems as sophisticated to me as the attitude of I'm alright Jack and so I'm smarter than you that most remainers have.
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@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax Of course our problems will not be over as soon as Brexit happens, the whole point of Brexit is that we will be responsible for dealing with our problems as we see fit with minimal interference from outside elements. The very fact you have to resort to meaningless labels like''far right'' belies your lack of understanding of the issues and most of the whingeing is coming from remainers especially the peers on their £305 a day just for signing in and then sloping off for a subsidised lunch with drinks and a good snooze later.
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@PanglossDr You mean you can actually hear me speaking! This new tech stuff those geeky oiks are messing with these days is really rather clever.
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Watch the football supporters cry when their teams lose, it's so strange what is going on in their heads?
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@redjulmar7391 We will be outside the customs agreement and the single market under Boris's deal, stop spreading disinformation. The deal may not be perfect but will allow the UK to grow and with greater power we can reform any deal.
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Gave Millipede £22 billion 😂
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Nothing is national today if you want to stop living in the past change the present.
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@mohsen2327 Death to the filthy infidels.
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Said Ali Too much reading makes you blind.
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@Spectre Easy solution to that, outlaw the practice of Muslim religion with death penalty for the convicted.
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@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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@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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Finally we're coming to it, hang on to your seats it's going to be a bumpy ride. All the best trips are the hardest.
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We have to try our best for the deluded people of Europe but that doesn't mean destroying ourselves in the process.
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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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@hf7iqheh LOL at least you're half right, no one cares about the EU and it's failing ideology, apart from all those wielding the power for their own profit, the bureaucrats, their bosses and the globalist businesses. The people are awake and the old days are gone forever.
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@hf7iqheh Not at all it's just that Brexiteers have plenty of that common sense quality much derided by experts, take the Eurozone you can't have a single currency without a common budget setting authority and common tax raising powers. Sorry if I'm bursting any bubbles but it just doesn't work, it was never intended to, reality just interfered with their plans as it always does.
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At the time of his incarceration on Robin island was Mandella a terrorist or not?
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Never mind the eyes did he carry out or plot acts that are defined as terrorism by a civilised society and did not his incarceration turn him into the greatest black African statesman to date.
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I don't think the comparison with the Nazi invasion of Europe holds water, fighting with acts of terrorism is the last resort when all other options have been exhausted which must not have been the case in Africa as the terrorism did not bring about the change. That was brought about by diplomacy from more enlightened countries such as the UK.
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I don't think it right to condone or condemn what events took place in South Africa from our comfortable position looking back, we should confine ourselves to judging the policies and intentions of the institutions active at the time and presently.
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Have you proof of that or were you just a silent witness?
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Nice one Donald, nice one son, come on Trumpy let's get another one.
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The show must go on.
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Barack who?
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Too many pro EU deluded nordic idiots, the result of their fantasies is inevitable and we have to work hard to make sure we don't end up in a worse situation than we are in already in the UK. Vote Reform.
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@Shasa Monaghan I said this countries legal system and culture is based on Christian values, the majority of people don't consider religion informs their opinions today, we are comfortable in our skin and look to the future as a world where religion has no place in directing how and what we think and how we live our lives. These matters should be determined through empirical methods, observing what meets the needs of the majority and directed by informed and educated public opinion. It is time people overcame their subserviance to primitive instincts and embraced their intellect.
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@SlowhandGreg And charge my EV for free but I can't travel to far cause the battery goes flat.
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@merlinaweaver8152 Renewables are so profitable B P have just cancelled all their involvement with offshore wind projects, a wind of change is coming that will blow all these corrupt tyrants away. The greens want all use of petrol and diesel cars ended by 2035 🤣more chance of their Carbon output being zero by then IMO.
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@amaan8123 To achieve anything positive in politics you have to get elected, so Boris will do whatever it takes. What he does if he gets elected is more important.
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@amaan8123 What Boris is or is not will only be known if he gets elected and after 3 or more years have passed.
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@amaan8123 The difference is if Corbyn and Mcdonnell do what they propose they will wreck this country and it's economy, if Boris does what he proposes we can prosper.
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@Movenpick - Sea Fun Divers Blair wrecked my country with mass immigration, multiculturalism, massive unproductive overspending of public funds, failing to regulate the financial industry responsibly and outsourcing it's rule to the EU with the help of his predecessor Major. We are nowhere near getting over the problems they have caused and Labour would just add more to the list.
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@amaan8123 There is a lot you say that I can agree with Britain has been failed by every government since Thatcher, Blair fooled her as he fooled me before he became PM as to her later comment I cannot imagine there was not an ulterior motive or she was being facetious how long before her demise was she credited with that statement. Regarding Blairs crimes the two I mentioned along with the Lisbon treaty are the ones having the largest detrimental effect on the UK currently that I know of, obviously his crimes are many with the Iraq war being the one most well known. Every British government since Thatchers has been fully signed up to the EU project hence immigration and multiculturalism is actively encouraged and human rights legislation prevents the operation of British law.
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@amaan8123 Regulation is the main if not only tool governments can usefully have to run a democratic capitalist system, over regulate and you impair optimal performance under regulate and the result is ultimately same. The UK swings from one position to the other with the added complications of EU interference and technological change obscuring the true picture, socialist ideas are incompatible with the operation of a successful capitalist economy and undermines the value of labour and the respect it deserves as does the outdated class system. No one born in the UK wants to do menial jobs today even though honestly they might like to if they were treated well, respected and fairly rewarded, not that there should be that much need of such workers today and reducing in the future. Skilled workers will always be required and are the foundation of a successful country, that is the tragedy inflicted on the UK by Blair and the education system herding schoolkids into universities when they would achieve more success in apprenticeships and other areas of learning.
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@amaan8123 I understand the desire to renationalise universal service providers and would not be averse to that but they need to be run as stand alone businesses removed from direct government control and as monopolies they would be able to raise money in the commercial markets, I don't know if this is done in any other country but governments do not have a good record of running industries the NHS being a prime example. Someone smarter than me would need to develop the model for getting the efficiency of private enterprise working in a competitive market from a nationalised concern operating as a monopoly but it must be possible. It seems to me part of the problem we have as a country is the loss of national identity, national pride and British values, there is much to put right .
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Are you telling me you only just realised?
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@grahamrowan7775 We wanna be free to do what we wanna do.
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littlebighorn But will Greggs still sell cappuccino coffee's, nobody is addressing the important issues.
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@WestliFerZul The UK does not need the EU more than the other way around this cannot be demonstrated until we leave so is a pointless argument.
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@koyba3747 Scotland had a referendum independence lost they can have another one when they're ready, if a country the size of the UK cannot run itself what chance Scotland. I gather Albania are currently in line for consideration to become an EU state, run by the mafia, awash with drugs, population 3 million with guns numbered at 4.5million I wonder if they'll get in?
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@Aduhhhh1 You seem a little confused, Scotland is subject to the whims of Trump as you just stated where do the polite bureaucrats fit in that scenario. Brussels bureaucrats are only polite when they are winning they will soon become very impolite when their certainty of outcomes and incomes starts to decline.
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@koyba3747 Keeping EU membership was very likely a factor in the Scot's referendum but if Albania is considered unsuitable to join I don't hold out much hope for Scotland. Becoming an independent country would be a necessity before they could be considered for EU membership, what chance their economy would meet requirements to have the EURO which I think is compulsory for all new members. Imagine the costs they would have to meet creating their own currency, central bank, border force, building the border and the swinging tariffs the UK would impose on Scottish exports to the UK. Imagine the losses the Scottish financial industry would face having to move to London.
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@Aduhhhh1 Elected leaders run their own country, unelected EU autocrats decide amongst themselves what suits their own purposes.
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@koyba3747 Scotland as of now being directly maintained beyond It's means of self support by the UK and indirectly supported by the UK through EU funds it receives paid by the UK is marginally more eligible to join the EU than Albania. A common misconception is that Scotland is entitled to a lot of the North Sea oil which in fact belongs to the companies that extract the oil the financial return Scotland would receive would be far outweighed by the expenses of independence.
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What was the reason for this propaganda? The country made a decision if you don't like it move to an undemocratic country like France or Ireland that holds your views rather than trying to instigate civil war here.
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@hannahjames6 What do you want a medal, we don't need to know your problems with O C D.
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@johnmandragon4830 Where are we going if we remain in the EU is the real elephant in the room, the EU project is barely begun and already is a nightmare that's getting worse. When we leave we will again become an independent country able to elect a government that represents the views of the British voters and run the country as is set out in their manifesto or face the consequences. Even in these early years of EU membership it is clear how little regard the majority of our MP's have for the views of their people the sooner we elect people to represent us and get rid of the out of touch MP's we have now the sooner we can begin to address the problems this country faces.
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@victorspencer9159 The calibre of our MP's today is a direct result of our EU membership, IMHO.
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@Shane kenny Whatever is it that operates in your head to imagine the UK would need to build a hard border.
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@Shane kenny So you think South Ireland will import chlorinated chicken to export to the UK? The North /South border is so small and traffic small enough to make policing of goods and people easily managed in the North away from the border.
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@Shane kenny The border is small relative to the British coastline which is not heavily patrolled border crossings between North and South Ireland would be a matter for local policing in accordance with local demands. As you say it would be impossible to have a hard border however much the EU would like it.
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@Shane kenny Maybe they can't find anything suitable to write on, they seem more intent on doing a deal that will keep the UK in the EU.
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@emm_arr The usual deluded comment, what does M R stand for, Moaning Remainer? Who got the largest share of the vote in the last by election? Brexit supporting parties.
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@jorgevieira4489 Pound dropped inflation up imports down immigration down emigration up foreign investment up exports economic growth up reality at last.
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@andrew30m What matter the law when the final judgment is made by European courts.
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@andrew30m The UK can make any laws it likes and the EU can overrule any judgements resulting from our laws.
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@andrew30m Yes that's right laws and conventions we have signed up to that we can't unilaterally change or withdraw from while paying to remain in the club, that is only one reason of many for our need to exit.
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@andrew30m Human rights act for one. We don't want to be part of an EU super state where decisions are made that affect us in an EU parliament we feel no connection to and which is outside direct UK democratic control, get it. We are leaving you to it, enjoy.
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@andrew30m So when we make a decision to deport people in the future who is going to overrule it?
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@andrew30m I would suggest British High Court judges who make decisions that are against the interests of Britain will soon be retired once we reposition the controlling establishment ethos.
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@andrew30m Political control by our glorious democratically elected government.
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WTF German far right government what is that woman on about, there is no far right.
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@AlanWattResistance Many more people in the Coviet union than any other.
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@csharpe5787 You talking about Germany or what?
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@RussellBowes Great if you want to live in a confined space, the restrictions will come thick and fast. 24/7 surveillance with a digital ID and central bank digital currency that won't work outside your zone when the party switches it off if your movement is unauthorised or your social credit score is too low for 'hate speech', drunkeness or anything else they take a dislike to such as speaking out for your religious beliefs if they happen to be Christian. If you want to give the state total control over your life and you think that they have your best interests at heart you ain't right in the head. Let them rewrite history, turn logic and reality upside down, import millions of third world useless eaters because our leaders have deliberately destroyed their countries, destroy our culture and just who is going to build our future. Education is already down the toilet they dumbed it all down adjusted the marking criteria and made Gen Z dependent on their smart phones and gaming to feel alive. Trust the science to tell you how you have to live for some phoney new pandemic they're cooking up or some climate crises they've not provided verifiable scientific evidence to prove is anything to do with Carbon of which we and the rest of life on Earth is made of. But it provides a good excuse for them to jet around the world on our money so they can all agree we shouldn't have any money in their best interests.😆😆😆🤩🤩🤩🤩
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@tomdavies2492 If the vast majority of people didn't vote for the uniparty/green puppets bought and payed for by the WEF and Soros with the connivance of the Bilderberg/ Rockefeller/Rothschild wannabe dictator cabal but voted for independents or Reclaim and Reform as a last resort it would at least disrupt their plans for us for a while and might even lead to a return to democracy and the reconstruction of nation states. Can't really see that happening but that would be my preferred solution
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@tjmac7 Heritage party, Reclaim, an independent making the right promises or Reform, in that order of preference. If there are only the usual suspects I will spoil my ballot paper.
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@Brian-om2hh That's the point of elections.
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Just like every globalist PM since Thatcher.
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Anybody seen the plans for the EU army yet? Just curios how it will be brought in and will all states have a veto on any proposed use of force. You know little details like that.
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She could achieve more by joining the Reform party and standing as a candidate for council and or parliament, all right thinking people have to unite to take back our country from control by the globalist tyrants puppets.
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@sheep3370 Correct, you have no idea.
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@Ghs--173 She says it like it it is not what PC dictates.
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@ChristianIce Stick to the facts. Fact 1. It would be economically advantageous to the EU and the UK if a deal could be done. Fact 2. So far the negotiation has been on the withdrawal agreement only as the EU insisted, a deal on that was agreed between May's team and the EU'steam that is unacceptable to the UK parliament because of the backstop which keeps us under the EU's power in many areas indefinitely. So if that is the only obstacle to a deal why not limit the backstops existence to the end of the future relationship negotiations which if unsuccessful means we leave without a deal and won't need the backstop and if successful the same applies.
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Just focus on the most important task in hand, removing the uniparty from parliament, then we can have the conversation we need and put the policies we need into action. Anyone not up to the job will be gone, there will be no legacy media to muddy the water.
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Many more people will be waking up to the trouble this country is in by the Autumn, it's bad enough now but when interest rates start going back up and inflation and taxes and immigration and crime and controls!!!!!!!
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Our foreign minister 🤣🤣🤣 foreign is the word alright.
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That's ok then
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Me too MSM is poison.
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@roydavis5613 I think he means in Britain, justice is arresting and jailing a 50yr old British woman within a week for saying in a moment of frustration that she doesn't want Muslims in Britain and for Muslims in Britain to be able to beat up cops breaking a woman cops nose and then to charge the cops for resisting being beat up and let the muzzies go free while trying to find a reason to take no action against them.
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@boota1979 I was referring to what the Greeks called the demos, the majority. This is where the idea of democracy comes from. Until people become interested and understanding of who governs them and what difference it makes you cannot have a functioning democracy which is the case in the UK and has been since at least 1990. This is why the power has moved away from the people into the hands of the small globalist clique who have been running the West since then. We have been bought off with a comfortable life where hard work has become a minority pastime, people striving to become the best they can be has been discouraged by a perverted marxist education establishment. Personal standards have dropped in all areas of life in general (though beer seems as good or better than its ever been), such that the concept of the Greek term arête is a totally alien concept to most. Maybe things will have to get a lot worse before we can have the necessary changes, I hope not but history in general does not bode well.
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@j.b.2263 And yet Spain is still a Catholic country, just.
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@gordonstrong5232 According to critical race theory every white person is a racist oppressor, even children at school. In lessons white children are told they are the oppressors and black kids are told they are victims. That is one example of woke thinking. Another is that there are more than two genders, that goes down well with children because they naturally practise magical thinking. The rewriting of history is another woke practise to support the woke narrative, all you really need to take on board is that woke is 100% fake.
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@TheScottishDan Except this time politicians who actually support British success will be in Parliament.
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Vote UKIP
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@DUNCAN INVADER That MEP working as an establishment plant to keep us under EU control and himself in a job.
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@simony2801 Unless Corbyn takes over then it will be 18months.
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@rolandhawken6628 Depends whether or not you agree with Orwells premise in 1984, we need a Reform government in 2025 to make sure his premise doesn't come to pass.
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@rolandhawken6628 It was road tested in the pandemic a few tweaks needed such as more control of the media and social media required, the next one will be for real if they think they can pull it off.
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@rwo5402 And they continue on now in the same way because at least 2/3 of the voters believe we've just had a change of government when all we've had is a change of staff, the people pulling the strings are the same as they were last month. Nothing will change until the strings are cut.
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Oh yes we need more immigrants to take care of the elderly, they're usually too slow to avoid charging lorries. We can always find room for them in dwellings like Grenfell towers.
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@parrotshootist3004 Not many targets for you these days are there what with bird flu an all, as long as you don't get bored enough to vote for the uniparty you won't concern me.
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Where does the importance of 11pm 31/1/20 stand in Britains history? I would say it's comparable with the defeat of the Spanish in the battle of the armada, we have achieved victory against overwhelming opposing forces aided by a large 5th column working against us as UK Catholics aided the Spanish back then. Britains never will be slaves to other nations slaves to technology is however another matter.
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@logik100.0 Who benefits if we keep growing the economy creating low skilled jobs filling them with immigrants who claim the benefits of living in a developed economy and become a drain on our health service, education system, housing stock, living space and legal system without having contributed to there development as have I and millions like me, for decades, as our forefathers did also?
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@stuartpaul9995 There is no doubt that this country has been damaged by Labour governments in concert with the unions when they have gained power for periods since the 60's. There may be plenty to dislike about the Tories but at least they have an understanding of what works economically and are for free market democratic capitalism rather than promoting class war the politics of envy and equality for the feckless. But that is no excuse for trying to solve problems by creating more while leaving the international elite free reign to run the world to suit there whims. ''Maybe we should have contributed a little more to education'' typical bleeding heart liberal remark, did the Victorians contribute more to education to make Britain a global powerhouse of innovation? The clueless or merely self interested Blair spent money like it was going out of fashion on NHS and education while promoting Labour ideology and what the f---- has that done for us. Wake up and smell the coffee stick with what works for people and stop pretending people are something other than they are. Alternative ideologies hold sway in many areas today what gender are you, tick one of the following 6 boxes, or do you mean socialist type alternative ideologies in which case I agree.
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@undogmatisch5873 You know about first mover advantage I presume, I think there will be quite a scramble from companies and countries to try and profit from the newly independent UK. That's just the way the world works.
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@undogmatisch5873 The EU and socialist ideology have had the upper hand in shaping this countries parliamentary delusional thinking and that has brought us to the current lack of competence in decision and policy making, soon we will be able to address these problems if the British people are listened too.
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@undogmatisch5873 You contradict yourself saying UK politicians make the third strongest power in the EU and previously said they didn't give you reason to think they would have any success. While the UK was in the EU British voters new it made little difference who they voted for because the EU would always have the final say on important issues.
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Sven Tempest Or scrapping our parliamentary system as it's not compatible with EU membership and surplus to requirements which would save us having to watch this game of charades any longer.
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@forza223bowe5 Can I have what you're drinking?
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@forza223bowe5 What you talking bout.
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@kayoara6116 Starmer was the chosen one to deliver the final measures the uniparty conspiracy had prepared the country for, didn't they choose well, a soulless narcissistic tool without empathy or conscience the likes of which have not been seen in power in Europe for a very long time. The similarities with other W E F global leaders are there to be seen, Trudeau, Arden and Micron come to mind.
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michael fletcher Well said, I just listened to any questions Claire Fox brilliant, best one on the panel.
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@berylwelch3526 Labour and Tory party are just WEF globalist puppets, people must wake up to the great sting they have been subjected to. Look to Kenya for a view of the UK's future under Labour, Vote Reform and begin the healing of the world.
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Globalisation is the source of all our biggest problems.
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Most of the practices of Islam were already illegal in Britain 80yrs ago, all we have to do is reinstate the laws we had and repeal the laws made by Blair and a few others before and after him and Islam would be no problem.
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@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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Little inaccuracy on the number from what I read it's forecast 7000 jobs and Elon Musk isn't well known for business acumen. How do German carworkers feel about it.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 Yes way to go man just get the f---k out of UK and leave us to pollute as we see fit.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 The weather.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 Just because I don't want you living in my house, telling me how to spend my money and what to think doesn't mean I hate you. I just don't want a close relationship with controlling and possessive foreigners, that's why I live on an island. Get over it it's over.
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@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 It's all plots and deceit and undeclared interests with you Europeans, you are incapable of understanding British people or cricket. Don't worry you have our sympathy we understand it must be hell having such a big inferiority complex being second best and it's only natural you wish to rid us of our Britishness but we will never be comfortable with your sneaky underhand ways, so creep down early and put your towels on the pool loungers if it helps and ignore us it's the only way, you could never be like us.
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He might have charisma but Starmer has power.
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@martynblackburn9632 And you know all about racism I bet.
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@psibug565 How much money was wasted on joining the EU and every year since to get the country to the s--t state it's in now, It's been such a disaster we really should stay in to the bitter end.
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Deep Thought State secrets are state secrets and there to ensure the continuation of the state.
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@gerardtom5722 Lots voted for Blair so I guess it's comforting to be in a minority.
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@ernestgtipping3313 Good idea.
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A pro Putin puppet government in Ukraine as opposed to the pro Biden government the West had installed. Wake up people the US is evil.
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It seems to me the more complex systems are the less they contribute to humanities progress.
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Depends on your definition of wasted.
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We don't know for certain why people voted as they did, would you say feeling xenophobic is a natural response of people finding themselves in a particular situation or a permanent characteristic in that vast majority you talk of. Either way I think it points to a failure of our socio-political construct and the vote was a call for change.
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Or we could be just stupid humanity doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes in a different guise.
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Hope that isn't analogous to a space between the ears. The interesting question ignored by most is the transition the EU empire has been undergoing for the last few decades. Up to now the empire has been mainly a Franco German enterprise but the transfer of power to Brussels is reaching a critical phase. If they succeed with their desire for an EU army and a treasury department with overall control of the 27 economies the transition will speed up I think. Do we think the empire will be good for us and how long will it last how big will it get.
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Jagger M Coalition of the elite capitalists, Tory Grandees, communists, the work shy and terrorists should be exciting, hope I can watch from far away like all the other people with money or businesses to run.
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Jagger M Thunder birds are go Captain Tracy.
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Because the government haven't told us their strategy to end this shambles people don't know what to do.
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Boris is poison.
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Microwave What gave rise to the cop having to restrain the unfortunate gentleman/
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Pha Q That would go some way to explaining his behavior but is there more to it.
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Pha Q Totally agree with your comments, personal feelings have to be held in check and justice seen to be done. Maybe the cop should be tried in a different state, one where there is less racial conflict. Hope some good can come out of this.
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@savannahglebe5165 If the majority have really had enough of being played then they should get together and stop paying so much money to the government, they are bankrupt already and the less money they get off us the sooner the country will collapse and the government will have to walk or people will be forced to revolt.
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Is that a fact, I wonder why he funded Reform? Do you think they were supposed to be controlled opposition and now they're getting a bit too popular so he's trying make them lees so. do you think he'll succeed and we can have the uniparty in power for another 30yrs?
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Especially chocolate coated ones.
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@audis6m Let's have a shout out for the two foreign nurses who saved Boris, proves what a racist he is , no indigenous Brit had anything to do with his recovery.
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@lazyjesus6573 Yeh if I didn't have to pay tax I could pay for my own protection and they would have a shoot to kill policy, much more effective than our police service and would cost a lot less.
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@Th3Siam Cause my mum and dad work for the NHS and no austerity would mean the NHS wouldn't care so much about all the prescriptions we get to send to our relatives back where we came from.
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Ginja Ninjaaa We have to find the money to support globalism, don't you appreciate the pollution of your country, pollution in every sense of the word.
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@Jimmyredcab Lock down looks like it will end in 6 - 8 weeks to me, mass testing is the answer and comments from lab managers suggest 100,000 tests a day is within our capability within a couple of weeks. Personally I think testing to end lock down should begin in areas of high population especially for inhabitants of high rise flats where social distancing and self isolation are less compatible with peoples needs. Ending the spread of the virus is the priority now and should include testing and quarantine for all people entering the country with a strengthening of our borders followed by vaccine availability within 12 months. It seems the initial idiotic advice of letting herd immunity be a solution has been dropped, the advice the government was getting as late as mid February was that the virus would not be a big problem which the government now knows was wrong. So we are approximately a month at least behind where we should be. The interesting question for me is what should and will change after this virus is defeated, it looks like the EU will never be the same again for one among many.
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@maulwurfchenfischerartists Yes it's an existential battle, you got that right. Either play Russian roulette with the virus, play Russian roulette by fighting the people running your country or have patience for 12 months and see how things are.
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@costelstan5279 You might be right, a lot more investigation into conspiracy theories should be done to prove or disprove their credence. As an aside Sky news did an interview this morning with a professor of epidemiology and tropical diseases who said we have the capacity to do a million tests a week and be able to go back to business as normal within a month, no need for a vaccine. Just imagine if this approach had been taken in January this crises would never really have got started, something in the world seems to be very wrong to me.
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Because we have a uniparty government hell bent on subjugating western populations using poverty and brainwashing to demoralise them and make them ignorant and easy to control, look what is happening in Sweden for a glimpse of their planned future for us.
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The only consideration is voting out the uniparty for now.
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@Ruylopez778 Your views are typical of remainers, you don't know jack.
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@MrFoffof Brexiteers are generally regarded as morons by remainers because most remainers are sociopaths.
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@Harry-cj6bx As bad as the Tory party has become they still get my vote after UKIP, god knows how competent they would be at running the economy but at least we would have our economy for our government to run if they got into power or a position of sufficient influence.
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@Harry-cj6bx Just been to vote, strikes me as slightly odd there were 4 people peopleing the polling station, all Asian in a country where they make up what 10% of the population.
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Impact of brexit on global trade will be known when we have left the EU and done some deals. SHOCK HORROR.
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Does the EU see immigration as a problem? Or do it's leaders think followers of the Islamic faith will eventually adopt western values or somehow become compatible with western society. If developments in Turkey are any guide it looks like western values will have to become Islamic.
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Stockholm syndrome, weak minded people find critical thinking very difficult.
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Stockholm syndrome affects those weak in critical thinking skills.
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EU want concrete proposals like when are you really leaving or are you really leaving, really? Look we've shown you how to neutralise democracy it's not so difficult what exactly is the problem.
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The political reaction is starting now, Trumps win will speed things up no need.
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Who should we vote for then? you? lol oh I suppose you want us to invite Putin to take over.
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@all.the.same.iProductions That's a decision for another day that may be not far off.
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@Statueshop297 Actors talk for money just like puppet politicians.
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@RejectTheMoonGod101 There is no room for anybody in politics who's not part of the uniparty and fully in line with W E F dictates. According to the media, their woke presenters and corrupt politicians there a lot of racists in Britain, all white people are apparently, so it's no surprise some of them support Reform.
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@haitch04 The way the media go along with the B S that Biden is still running the US tells you all you need to know about the media.
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@paulhumphreys7369 Have you heard about Labours policies for growing the economy they're fantastic, I've heard they're going to buy calculators for all their cabinet members and teach them how to use them. They'll be able to work out how much cash they can take from people and companies who earn money for the country (historical figures are only a guide to future possible outcomes) and spread it around all their favourite non productive assets. The international health service can forget about budgets and accounts and just spend spend spend, and teachers will not have to worry about league tables or performance related pay just higher wages and lower output to churn out more numbskulls to vote Labour.
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@67underpar61 Never discount the impossible.
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@golfbulldog Well Trump is 78 so with luck he has time, Rupert Lowe, Ben Habib and I think Lee Anderson are dead certs to save our country, there are probably more that Reform aren't showing to us as they try to import more Tories. We gotta stop the rot.
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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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It will never end
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The main instigator for the destruction of the western Christian based order is George Soros, the rest are just corrupt weak puppets.
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@KBTW1 It's nice to see the faceless manipulators of public policy take shape and form in the harsh light of day, not a pretty sight though, another chinless wonder as expected. If his fore bears actually fought in the previous world wars I might be prepared to take that back though.
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Lying is what the uniparty do best, but as a famous man once said "you can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time" They have fooled pretty much all of us for the last 30yrs and now they can't.
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@tyty8484 The pen is mightier than the sword.
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@ILoveGrilledCheese I have an AK47 you have a stone club, good luck with that.
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@jackdexter9439 It is an attempt to inculcate an attitude of justifiable subservience in the indigenous white population, if it continues there will be a very messy civil war. But then civil wars are always messy, fortunately a determined thick skinned Tory government with a big majority and including people like Priti Patel can avoid what would otherwise be that inevitable outcome.
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@WaqManGaming The guy is inciting protest, I respect the rule of law but when laws are iniquitous then that mitigates the actions of those who riot. Until we get more honest nationalist politicians to replace the globalists people will continue to be ignored.
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@JunkyardDog-q1h He is their more than willing puppet.
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@JunkyardDog-q1h He's a willing puppet.
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@AlanRoberts-xy4wu Join Reform.
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@marksavage1108 £20k basic rate tax threshold paid for by scrapping net zero, all forms of wokeism and multiculturalism, this country could be a paradise again compared to what it is now.
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It's coming home Britain's coming home.
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@WatchingtheWorldBurning Traitors and their agendas are much more well known now, there were many doubters on what Trump would achieve a year ago.
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rotweissrot100 I don't know any to ask, do they wear the burka? That would make it harder to recognise them wouldn't it.
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@silkygirl699 Are you saying the UK is a toilet and if so does that make the EU the bleach?
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Flicky Bips That's difficult or impossible to prove so I prefer to concentrate on what they need to do to mitigate the damage they have caused in their response to the virus, be it fake or not. If people keep pointing out what they should and can do they have no excuse not too. The Labour party offer nothing so people must find an alternative party if the Tories don't do what's required, it's difficult with the majority of the media being useless at critical thinking or biased but we cannot just watch our destruction playing out.
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MSW 2015 BETTER TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE KNOWS THEY NEED TO VOTE FOR UKIP OR ANY OTHER BREXIT PARTY AT THE NEXT ELECTION IF WE HAVEN'T LEFT BY THEN.
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@jensraab2902 YEH LIKE BREXIT STUCK IN THE HANDS OF THIS REMAIN PARLIAMENT LOL LOL
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@YanksandBritsProductions Power to the people.
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@YanksandBritsProductions Such a shame the people have power but not the ability, China doesn't have that problem.
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@YanksandBritsProductions Twenty more years in the EU and their wouldn't be much difference.
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@YanksandBritsProductions It's like watching a farce with the man on the Clapham omnibus grasping at straws and accused of racism and bigotry for his lack of ability to marshal his opinions or fully grasp the issues. Under educated and blinded by media luvvies pushing their biased opinions that are grown from their insulation from the common man they believe that mixing with celebrities informs them with superior insights. The people are just victims of a system that has lost it's moral compass whose leaders are constrained by the dominance of the current ideology that destroying national identity and giving all people the fruits of others labours will solve the worlds problems. This experiment looks to be nearly over and human fundamenatls will take centre stage once again, under what regime is not clear.
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@emanuelebetti6721 I think there is an argument to be made for what you say, the devil is in the detail as they say.
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@bengan231 Truth hurts huh?
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@escapetheratracenow9883 Its costing Germany their EU puppet power.
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Frank Slater Multi ethnic countries can exist, multi cultural countries are an impossibility there will ultimately be one culture how that develops is anybodies guess and may not be a happy experience.
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Frank Slater That points to the crux of the issue, multi ethnic countries can exist because the control is in the hands of the people whereas multiculturalism is forced through legislation and public policy changes.
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Frank Slater Multi ethnic societies can exist but will do so successfully only where the alien ethnic people adopt or have no disagreement with the same culture as the indigenous population, attempting to legislate for multiculturalism is just a recipe for trouble.
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I think without multiculturalism and the EU the numbers of different ethnic people in the UK would be on a totally different scale and problems if any would be resolved by people leaving if they did not conform, the ones remaining would be happy with their new country.
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Frank Slater The state enables people to live culturally alien lives by instituting laws to that effect and not enforcing the laws that support traditional British culture, the changes to British law since the 60's have been numerous and the vast majority have damaged the lives of the indigenous British people in favour of aliens. Obviously money is a big draw for foreigners to move here but when they find they can live as they please with impunity from the law, that ensures the majority remain. I am not squeamish about the race issue I just think if people come to a country like Britain and are prepared to be British in the true sense of the word I don't think there is a problem, of course the control of immigration should be at the discretion of the government based on the needs of the country. The granting of rights, benefits and nationalisation should also come with hurdles to clear.
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@@Time-chooserThank you for telling me what I should and shouldn't be driving, you must be a socialist. Was there much pollution from the Notting Hill Carnival? I think the government should shake that magic money tree till it dies, that should end vehicle pollution.
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@basicfilmblog Educate yourself to think, you're an embarrassment.
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What happens next? civil war in Germany when the their people realise the debts of all EU countries are to be centralised along with all countries budgets and a common minimum wage and health care standards funded by them.
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Throw the EU under the bus more like, the IRA won't be too happy with you if you construct a hard border.
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Look and Learn.
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Vote UKIP.
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The US Dems are jealous of Starmer's totalitarian rule in Britain.
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Hard times make strong men, Tommy has known hard times. Many are experiencing hard times today and good politicians are coming to the fore, what has been seen cannot be unseen. Join the near 169,000 members of Reform and work for your freedom.
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Tell that to Tommy Robinson.
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@mogznwaz Now is the time for the UK to grasp the nettle and stop wasting money on all these pointless wealth destroying socialist ideas like the IMF, UN, WHO, LGBT, POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONERS, INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES, FOREIGN AID etc etc. When your own people are facing destruction, using foodbanks and getting murdered on the streets it's time for a reset.
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Justin Stewart No content in your comment just vacant rambling trying to reassure yourself a sheep's life is a good life.
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What's the best way to prepare for a Corbyn government? I guess you'd have to learn the history of Venezuela's last 30yrs and work it out for yourself.
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I think it would take longer than 2 years to get rid of their idiotic governance unfortunately but hopefully not more than one term. The trouble is so many people have faith coupled with economic illiteracy and a chip on their shoulder. They seem to fall into one of 2 camps - The world owes me, I should be able to do what I like and be as rich as anyone or I should be in charge because I know better and your just a capitalist. Their faith gives them the courage to carry on regardless of any evidence they're failing and look for someone else to blame.
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Yeah I feel the same, looking forward to when I'm on the same money as pop stars and footballers
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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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@lonebikeroftheapocalypse9527 You obviously have a high opinion of your fellow man.
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@chrisstones1249 Nice to know some people like living in a bankrupt country with tyrants in charge, happy to see people who have paid into the system all their lives getting less than illegal immigrants. Maybe you'll change your mind when your council operates Sharia law and the infidels start being targeted for stabbing or gang grape, as the electricity starts to be rationed by the government because even though its trebled in price in the last 3yrs you plebs are still using too much.🤣🤣🤣
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@jeff-p8l The uniparty are running scared they know the game is up and their paymasters will be taking away their candy when Reform takeover next year. If Trump wins next month it'll be game over them and our renaissance can begin.
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Sucker.
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There is no liability to pay further contributions into a pension fund once a company is wound up, the pensions should be payed out of contributions already made. If the fund is in deficit then the EU should pay.
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@annehanton3048 It wasn't stupid to join Reform you have added to numbers expressing their desire for change, it has only now become clear from Yusuf's behaviour that he and Nigel are not genuine and Reform will be not for Britain as long as they are leading it, as for Anderson he looks like a jobsworth at best. get ready to unite behind what comes next whatever it is it should have Musk's support and have Rupert, Ben Habib and our Katie on board. WE ARE GOING TO GET OUR COUNTRY BACK.
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I'm condescending,unable to empathise, have a superiorty complex am unable to think critically, or earn a living by increasing economic GDP or have a net positive environmental impact but I think I'm fantastic and I'm working for a better future as an EU citizen.
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No need to ask why the establishment are totally ignorant about life in Britain.
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Strange how many experts in economics and finance we have these days and 6 councils are declared bankrupt with a half dozen or more teetering and the country has £3 trillion of debt, glad I'm not an expert or I'd probably be in debt too.
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@edibleresource7753 So am I, if we don't leave the EU this year I will resign from my job and not spend on anything that carries V A T if avoidable.
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@MarkCarleone Disruption of the old order to ease the way to create the new world order.
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They won't stop unless we remove them from power, over 17,000,000 people will have to do what they need too to make sure they get what they voted for. Democracy in the UK is under threat whatever BS they come up with, I suppose a clear statement of intent to defy democracy would have caused too big a backlash so instead we have had to endure this farce.
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@ameliuslantea1789 Sound a bit jealous to me LOL
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@TheDominicProject Seems the only Russians allowed to comment are bots. So glad to be British.
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@ameliuslantea1789 I think Brexit is the correct way forward for the UK, social progress has to develop in a chaotic fashion that's just the way humans are which is why the EU is wrong. Too bureaucratic and rule based it still cannot avoid scandals like Carlos Ghosn and diesel gate, the UK gets it right in it's own way and in it's own time when it has the power too and when the right leaders are in place which can never happen while we are in the EU. IMO.
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@mooz01 The riots are about the globalist uniparty that is running this country into the ground, they started with determination after Thatcher scared them.
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@justincase6645 Can't believe how many didn't, council elections in May if we survive that long.
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@basque888 Hancock said today the strategy is to slow the spread of the virus to a level that is manageable, that's all they're doing, maybe there will be a vaccine or an anti viral drug or herd immunity they don't care they are just doing what they think will do the least damage to the economy. They got that wrong by the look of it from the view on the Clapham omnibus, but maybe the illuminati know different.
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@basque888 We have wasted 3 months already for taking the correct action now as a consequence we have suffered more economic damage than we needed to, the government do not want to accept this so we are stuck with the current approach and hope things don't get out of control. I think it would be better to close all borders for non essential immigration with testing and quarantining of any immigrants and decontamination of trade goods, maintain a strict lockdown and restrict inter regional travel. Operate testing on a regional basis and gradually remove regional lock downs as the situation improves and maintain maximum testing and quarantine all people with the virus. This should have been done from the beginning of January or earlier when it would have been easier and quicker to become virus free with less damage done to the economy. Is their a cure for Rabies as far as I know there isn't and yet Great Britain remains Rabies free.
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@matthewmatthew9485 There was an interview with a professor of epidemiology and tropical diseases on Sky news this morning about 11.00, he said the UK has the capacity to do 10,000,000 tests a day and doesn't think there is a shortage of the chemicals for the reagent and if there is we have the ability to make the chemicals needed to get the tests done. The tests in question are tests the same as already carried out to detect who currently has the virus, testing done on this scale would enable the country to get back to normal within 3-4 weeks, obviously testing of all immigrants would have to be compulsory. If correct, (and he has the credentials to be I assume) just what is holding the government back from taking control of this situation.
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@ShyTalks-d8b Yes with the money they steal from working people.
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@countfosco8535 How could anyone normalise Reform when normal today means politicians say women can have a male member, and if your sell your house after 2027 you will be fined £15k if it doesn't meet the EPC C rating. No Reform are anything but normal in todays political terms.
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Western puppet dictators are going to get a real shock in the next 12 months as countries remove themselves from the make believe world they have created. When you think that the country that created the industrial revolution no longer makes its own steel, has a near £3 trillion national debt and a government that is facilitating mass immigration and changing our laws to give them everything they want including devotees of a primitive religion that's sworn to erase the Christian infidel. All paid for with our money that Labour are stealing at the fastest rate ever, what will become of these tyrants I wonder, their future doesn't look very bright to me.
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Why did parliament need to find it's voice?
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@philski777 My old mans a dustman he has some great theories for world peace.
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@alex-E7WHU Correct, the Tory party died after Thatcher and joined the socialist gravy train.
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@spudspuddy You can't say that! 😂.
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@bain6655 The Southport killers father a Rwandan warlord came to Britain with 9 others under Blair's premiership and Starmer defended him from deportation as he was wanted by the Rwandan government for war crimes, sources say.
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@rachaelhogan7850 I'm a train driver and I'm ok I party all night and I sleep all day. I mange to get by on £80k a year and locked in the cab I have no fear. Oh I'm a train driver and I'm ok etc.
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Evenson Alps NO, OBVIOUSLY.
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@martinh4982 And their leader Biden.
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@MooreMoneySecrets So many good people in Reform, Ben Habib, Rupert Low and Lee Anderson as well as Farage and others. As long as they stick with the manifesto from the election like raising tax thresholds, ending net zero targets, getting rid of multicultural ideology, the woke agenda and ending mass immigration this country will be Great Britain again faster than you can say Guy Fawkes.
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The facts are undeniable, the plan is to destroy the West and Britain to be first in the line. Join Reform and make sure it doesn't happen.
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Is global warming/climate change caused by human activity I'm not convinced but let's say it is so can we have some proper creditable research done by independent scientists funded (from all governments preferably) that will identify the pollution coming from each country and the sources of it. Then we need to decide what we are prepared to do about it, for instance when we know which particular activities are producing the most pollution we can decide. For instance how much pollution is caused by flying and if it's significant would people be prepared to be rationed to 2 flights per year per person? unfortunately it is the rich or people in authority who are the most polluting so they must make the largest sacrifice.
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The uniparty must be brought down, cameras are just one part of the totalitarian plan.
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The Tory party is for old people who have experience of living and are intelligent enough to know what makes for a good quality of life.
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Some governments make bad decisions with good intentions, some governments are inherently evil and some make bad decisions because they are inept or have a flawed ideology. I am happy I live in England with a Tory government that doesn't try to execute people like Russia does or attempt to control other civilised countries.
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How come they haven't got you yet?
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The UK is not quite destroyed yet that's why we won the referendum but you can tell from the result it was getting close.
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What is an absolute joke is the state of the economies in Italy, Spain and Greece plus the corruption and graft of the EU administration and it's willingness to accept and do anything to preserve it's ideological goals which the majority of people are coming to realise will not be to their advantage.
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The real dictators are unknown and out of sight, Starmer is just a puppet and his bag men and advisers are Gates, Fink and Soros.
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Parts of the country have already died as far as being anything like Britain was, can't believe how blind people are to reality. Join Reform, organise, make friends and restore the country to be better than it was. A Great Britain for the 21st century and beyond, a sovereign, independent, Christian based and self reliant capitalist country.
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Have we stopped importing the virus?
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@Delta-fs8jm Those who refuse to see.
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@johnkitching2248 Good times breed soft men, hard times breed strong men. History has a habit of repeating itself though names and faces change along with the trigger points.
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@johnkitching2248 Soft men live off the labours of others, have no morals, believe whatever they think will make their lives easier and have no appreciation of the satisfaction gained from honest achievement and would sooner use AI than use whatever they have left of their brain. Soft men will not survive without the laws and people to enforce them that they are busily destroying, the richer they are the longer it may be before reality comes knocking on their head. Putin is a hard man. What is there to explain?
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@@user-oc8no5jc2r Corruption appears to be what was behind the fall of Rome, good times breed soft men with no backbone, they become weak and need to depend on others using corruption to maintain their power. Then inevitably it all falls apart as those who really have the power turn on the despised corruptors.
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What are the odds on Biden staying awake for the full term? It's gonna be a rocking roller of a term.
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@dissonantdreams I wonder if running a country is a little analogous to making a movie, the government could be the producers, the directors the civil servants and specialist advisers and events would be the script with the general public as the extras. Provides another perspective on deciding where to apportion the blame if the movie is a flop
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I'm hooked on Nordstream.
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@Chris-hw1tt This is about deindustrialising Britain, paying billionaires with our money to pretend they are creating green energy to save the planet and make energy cheaper for us. Just work out how much the cost of your energy bills have gone up in the last 3 years. Eventually the middle classes will no longer exist and the country will be filled with ignorant people mostly from the third world and we will be a third world country too.
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Hawkzblade Vote Labour, you know it makes sense. They will use the ''white heat of technology'' to build a country fit for immigrants to rule. We really need the 3 day week back in operation along with power cuts and refuse collections made every month. Never mind about WMD in Iraq Labour are a WMD for our economy, another chancellor who leaves office with a note to say ''sorry the money's all gone will set us up for a really bright future.
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@David Graham Brown Votes for 12 yr olds you know it makes sense.
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@David Graham Brown For those who've already had one it's a no brainer.
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@andrewkerrigan6349 Do you mean the current account deficit or national debt.
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@andrewkerrigan6349 To have any relevance you would have to show national debt figures for all European economies over the same time period plus quality of life and or living standards for the average wage earner and unemployment levels. Then if you could do the same for when Labour came into office until they came out that would be pretty revealing, bearing in mind the interest that the country had to pay on the existing national debt Labour left for the Tories coming in to office and the fact the deficit has been reduced over time I think it would look like a reasonable performance by the Tories compared to where we were heading under Labour. Being in the EU means we are unable to run our country to suit it's own best interests fortunately we're not in the Eurozone or else we would be in the same trouble as Italy, Greece and Spain. Considering we have been living beyond our means as a country with our international health service, foreign aid budget and NATO contributions plus paying benefits to immigrants that other EU states do not it seems we are fortunate not to be bankrupt probably mainly due to that den of thieves that Labour calls the city of London.
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Hawkzblade Trump and his leeches as you call them will not be taking over as long as we keep our democracy. I would be interested to hear your justification for calling Americans leeches, is that how you see all Americans or just those who are successful through capitalist endeavors.
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Hawkzblade When you have to resort to hysterical hyperbole your arguments cannot be taken seriously even if they deserve to be, just keep sucking up the electioneering BS of the Labour party and leave your brain on the shelf. Vote for us we are on your side, for the many not the few, a once in a generation opportunity blah blah blah, we might send our kids to public schools or get them into the best state schools but we'll look after you don't you worry we're going to close those public schools just like we got rid of Grammar schools don't want people to get the idea there is anything good about achieving excellence for the lower classes. They will be ok they can afford private tutors LOL.
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@andrewkerrigan6349 Debt is not a cost free option and interest payments made up a high percentage of the deficit when the Tories came into office, I don't have the figures for the interest payments on the debt at the moment but I presume it will have been rolled over into lower rate instruments which must be helping the deficit reduction. Costs of providing services naturally increase over time through inflation, pay rises and price hikes etc so even making headline cuts does not reduce costs by that amount. The old saw about privatisation has no place in discussing current issues. So given the state of the world economy since coming into office and taking on Labours debt mountain and shambolic management of public services and exposing the UK to problems of multiculturalism, rising immigration compounded by high immigrant birth rates and EU interference in UK law with things such as human rights cases against retired British soldiers etc etc I think I can see where a lot of the money has gone not to mention remain supporting MP's defying democracy dragging out Brexit and damaging UK investment. Hopefully once Brexit is over, with the current low interest rate environment government and companies will take the opportunity to borrow responsibly and invest, I'm not a fan of HS2 not knowing enough to have a valid opinion but maybe that and other much needed infrastructure projects will provide some benefit to the country. If we get a labour government on the other hand Brexit uncertainty could continue indefinitely and their energy will be concentrated on building a multicultural EUtopia and squandering money as usual on the latest get rich quick harebrained schemes for the underclass. With the EU now sinking under a debt mountain much larger than ours and growing civil unrest the last thing the UK needs is another decade under parliamentary dictatorship.
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@moomin7461 Its cool for cats.
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If kids had fire alarms in schools they'd be setting them off all the time.
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@k9road I guess witnessing stabbings every day must be traumatic.
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Is there anybody left in the UK now who doesn't understand the uniparty plan for this country, the only mistake they've made in the last 30yrs is having the referendum on Brexit and they've worked hard to make sure that didn't happen.
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@richessery8475 Truth hurts when you're a cuck it seems. Reform will have more members than Labour in 6 months time, and those members are not politically minded idealogues just working British people with common sense. Marvellous!
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Have to keep waking people up legacy media are like a drug they have no respect for truth.
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@Almighty Jesus My imagination is more truthful than your imagination.
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corgidog when was the last time you rebelled? was it before we had smart phones?
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@Arcaryon I know where you can keep your backstop, in your eutopia. The EU is not capable of reforming itself sufficiently to be acceptable for us to be a member, accept the new reality there is much to be done.
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@Arcaryon You cannot remove heart from the equation just because it makes sense, lasting progress only develops in harmony with the dictates of humanity. The EU created an infrastructure that too many find uninhabitable because of fundamental flaws that mean it's existence will only endure if it becomes unrecognisable from how it is today and that cannot be forced by legislation or any other way. Is how it looks to me anyway.
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@Arcaryon With tolerance, shared goals and change dictated by the majority from the bottom up. With hubris and the over rewarding of the elite with irrational adulation for their wielding of power held in check you may begin to make a difference.
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@Arcaryon The majority of people want the same thing Brexit is not anti Europe it is just pro human diversity within national confines.
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@Arcaryon Entirely depends on you opinion of Europe and what it's future should be, doubtless there are many who support Brexit for what I would call the wrong reasons namely fear, hatred, personal gain and nationalistic pride just as there are people who support the EU for the same reasons. It is the job of the pragmatic adults to achieve progress to a more harmonious future for the benefit of all, dogmatism and preconceived ideas of right and wrong and religious absolutes are obstacles to be overcome.
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@Arcaryon Indeed we will, thanks to you too.
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Vote Labour Sorry just can't resist the attraction for the theatre of the absurd.
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@AlanFagan-y5l Sensible people like me who appreciate what Tommy has achieved will still vote for Reform, how many supporters does Tommy have who will not vote for Reform? 500,000? and how many millions voted at the last election? You do the maths.
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Immigration is the most visceral result of the betrayal by our political class over the last 30yrs, many other things that have been done are of equal importance and have to be reversed and will require intelligent heads to put things right. Trump is doing it for America someone hopefully Farage will do it for us, but it will be done and must be done right.
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Sven Tempest Watch Notre Dam burn, so sad. Europe is surely safe in the hands of our current leaders.
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tom crowner Whether you wish it or not they have brought it on themselves along with us our self destruction seems virtually inevitable. Voting UKIP is the only chance of redemption for us that I can see.
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tom crowner Yes we have done it to ourselves we have been too slow to recognise what is happening, now is the time to vote for UKIP.
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British Naturalist That is exactly the crux of the matter, if Boris doesn't deliver. There is no doubt that the Tory party has been institutionally EU centric since Thatcher including the whole system of UK governance, it's going to take at least a year or two to get things back under the control of British centric politicians. Brexit is the governments first test, any rolling over on that and they will be toast.
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British Naturalist I hope the lack of action on immigration is down to Boris having his hands full with Tory remoaners and the virus, the ultimate test of whether the UK has fully regained it's sovereignty for me would be the re instatement of capital punishment to British law. Until then I'll take what we can get, the repeal of all multicultural legislation would be a good sign.
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I heard the other day that the government just agreed to pay £500m to the WHO I take that as a bad sign at a time of economic crises that they still haven't got the full message.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength LOL . You think the government would be judge and jury LOL, what country do you think this is. They've done a good job with the indoctrination on you and all the rest of the sheep if that's the sort of crap that you believe, no wonder we're on the road to destruction. Thanks again for making me laugh and giving such a good example of the level of the indoctrination the EU has achieved.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength The jury has the power, the enemies of the people with be dealt with accordingly if they decide to remain in the country.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength The jury decides on guilt on the charge or charges brought and the judges pronounce sentence, and the appeals process is available. The judges who prove to be biased will face the consequences. Your initial comment said all that needs to be said about you.
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@Ignorance_was_Strength If the government is democratically elected then it's the government the people voted for and acts with that in mind, if the government acts in an obviously undemocratic way it will risk civil war, there has already been the murder of Jo Cox when democracy was less abused than recently. Herding the sheep is the key to a peaceful life, even sheep, like Hurd proved can have their day.
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British Naturalist Interesting, this common law issue. I wonder if it's sort of like an unwritten British constitution and only exists in the spirit of British people and needs to be venerated and celebrated to keep it immune from being lost to the forces of globalisation and multiculturalism. Maybe it should be written down as our constitution or bill of rights and be enforceable under due process, what happens in the USA could be a guide to the efficacy or requirements for a constitution to be effective at protecting a countries identity.
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British Naturalist Justice is usually more available to the rich as long as the system is fair and honest, Jews in Hitlers Germany experienced the opposite. Today's ideology is more subtly enforced and popularised but just as wrong so justice is not guaranteed, there is much to be changed if we can get good politicians in power.
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I'd say the freedom to elect your government is the first requirement to have the ability to influence the state that you are in. Their are other requirements such as freedom of speech which can never be absolute for various reasons but freedom of thought is probably more important maybe this is why I am not religious.
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I see no evidence of UK government spying on everybody Julian Assange was open in his actions and is evading the law, he is not costing as much as upwards of 3000 would be terrorists in society and how many more in jail. If people think we cooperate too much with the US they can vote for a government which offers an alternative or complain to there MP.
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How does a state enforce things in one's head? surely you have heard of Islam and North Korea.
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Unwarranted spying is unwarranted spying and breaks the law. I am not cognisant of the life of Julian Assange.
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@NowisEvollovetion It will indeed be a long and difficult road back to regaining British justice and fair play if we have the stomach for it, Brexit may be the first step on the road COVID may be a lucky coincidence or have been designed to STOP BREXIT. If Brexit doesn't re establish British independence and there is a return to normal within 2 years I'll be inclined to believe the second explanation. British justice and fair play was never perfect but it was a damn sight better than what we have today, given the mores of the days when it was developed it was as near perfect as possible.
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He can't be that dim he's winning, that place he's meeting the European cabal (is Orban there?) looks nice, is that his constituencies TGWU headquarters or the working mens club?
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Let's us all just drift along and hope somebody rescues us and gives us a better life and hope they don't rescue the bad ones.
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@DrSteve660 What currency would an independent Scotland have, has the creation of the border been costed and will there be a big tariff on whisky exports to the UK dyu think.
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Deep Thought State secrets are state secrets, you have a wish to live in a state without secrets where is that.
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If you don't have shoes you've got no shoes to lose.
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The majority of Brits want to leave and that's what will happen or trouble will be the order of the day, we are not so different from the Irish or any other European patriots. At the moment we are paying the most for the least benefit that can only be the case for so long.
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Zarah Sultana V Reform UK make your choice.
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@GrasshopperKelly What were the audience figures for Love Island.
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Crises? What crises.
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@999cosmos He was PM in a government of socialists, utterly useless as per normal.
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@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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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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Are we really going to stop paying farmers to not grow food on their land? We could end up getting rid of food banks and paying people benefits to buy food LOL they could be bused to the farms and told to pick their own.
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@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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@ted1990 He wasn't given the job just the title.
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@drew bell More and more people are waking up to the challenges we face, it's so obvious you can't avoid seeing it. It's still difficult for the politically ignorant to see through the MSM BS but even they have a breaking point, hope things get sorted out without the need for too much more violence.
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@paulcarruthers2431 Why?
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@SprakanaKerum BLM, critical race theory and bogus man made climate change, the tenets of tyranny.
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@rinkydinkfretboard8737 They obviously wanted to make it look like a lone gunman. Duh. Just shows how desperate they're getting.
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Oliver Eales What made your nation so great? The EU doesn't want your nation to exist they want your government to be powerless in any meaningful sense just like Greece's and every other government apart from Germany's, they've almost got their ever closer union. Doesn't it feel good my little gilet jaune.
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@cartmann227 Because Germany funds the project.
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@ldno3747 The country voted to leave, the government are in charge of arranging our exit, parliament has a vote on whether it accepts the governments plans. If they don't we leave without any agreement on 29 March or we extend article 50 preferably to the time of the next election, then we will have the chance to exercise our democratic decision on the basis of the manifestos of the parties contesting the election.
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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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@Ron Putin Were the Jews deeply involved in the inter tribal wars in Africa.
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Every non WEF puppet, pro British freedom supporting realist Tory party member should abandon the fake Conservative party ASAP.
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Stalin killed millions of Russians!
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The EU will collapse because it is a dream built on lies and corruption.
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Don't take to the streets if your pro UK you won't be welcome.
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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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Trump Farage free the West.
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@AquaticBall13 Article 50 is legally binding unless it's revoked, dumbkopf.
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@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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@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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@erwinmulder1338 Especially when detrimental to politicians retirement plans.
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@AquaticBall13 But it ain't gonna be.
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@kennethganpot8410 Is that because they keep out undesirables such as yourself.
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@AquaticBall13 Nothing to see here folks, move along, move along.
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@AquaticBall13 Yes as long as it exists it is binding.
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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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Kinda.
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More people die in hospital than anywhere else. Put your trust in god and homeopathy.
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I thought they had already decided he's beyond human help.
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You believe in miracles then or the incompetence of the doctors at Alder Hay. Or maybe there is a secret agenda been uncovered?
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I bow to your superior medical knowledge.
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No chance.
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What a world we don't live in.
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Boris Farage Hooray the man has resigned as he should, whether through carelessness or intent he put UK/US relations in jeopardy. What are the lessons to learn from this? Greater scrutiny and harsher punishment is needed for people who work for the government and commit acts of betrayal, I thought they would have learned enough from the likes of Kim Philby.
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Boris Farage Who are our current masters then old boy, and why are they to be preferred to any others.
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Boris Farage We don't have to be told what to do by anybody, false premise straw man whatever. Admittedly that has been the dominant attitude in government for decades but it is a self defeating one that will lead to our annihilation as a nation eventually, something that must be desired by many so called British people today.
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Boris Farage What this country does or doesn't do is the responsibility of the government we elect, if it doesn't suit the majority of us then we elect a different government. We will not be trussed up like a xmas turkey and told what to do.
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Boris Farage As you say there are many things this country has that other countries would like, where there is a will there is a way. I'm not suggesting it will be like falling of a log but well worth the hard work and possible hardship in the end.
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And your preferred situation would be?
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Your description of the DUP resembles the description many portray of Roman Catholics. In the EU utopia everyone is entitled to their beliefs providing they have no influence.
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@Lee Brown This problem is easily solved. The French are entirely to blame for not prosecuting the people organising and profiting from running the illegal business of people smuggling and putting peoples lives at risk. The French should be prosecuted in the international courts and fined £50k for every illegal immigrant intercepted in the channel.
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@Lee Brown Time the government brought their case to court, how many illegal people trafficking gangs have the French prosecuted and what were the sentences handed down. I haven't heard of any, they probably take a cut , have you noticed the it's a lot better organised now? Better boats and life jackets provided. The EU is a sick joke getting sicker, come on Boris man up.
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@Austin40424 Probably 30,000 migrants at least have crossed the channel in the last 5 years, a £50K fine against France for each one intercepted seems a very reasonable figure to me with an added weighting depending on how long we have had to look after them. That should easily come to a couple of £billion which would be very handy at the moment to help all those affected by the China virus.
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@ricojakkakarico-che2561 Take your straw man arguments to your woke dumb ass friends and sit around the campus putting your imaginary world to rights, you clearly have no grip on what real life is, how progress happens or accurate perspective on history and it's lessons for today.
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@sbor2020 Sobibor, rings a bell. Provoking democracy that's what we do in the UK.
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@sbor2020 Lots of buzz words there nothing to connect them with the way normal people think and live, the state can't fix it through interference, prescription and indoctrination. Social cohesion! Yeah that's going well with multiculturalism its a non starter. Democracy has been deliberately destroyed at the behest of the globalist puppets under WEF control in countries all over the West. If you want to destroy people cut off their roots, that's been achieved to an extent and people trashing their own communities is the result. Mass immigration has wrecked the living standards of working people after an education that makes them fit only for menial work, deprives them of any values, trashes their feelings of self worth and leaves them with no hope. Its not even as though the country is benefiting economically, but David Miliband is no doubt enjoying the big uplift in his income with £1 million pay package from aid charity funded at least partly by British tax payers with a £50k housing allowance, second highest paid "charity" worker is his former specialist adviser Madlin Sander on $528,466, total pay pocketed by the top ten IRC executives was $5,209,634. Such self sacrifice should not go unrewarded, gong anyone. (Ian Birell for the Mail on Sunday)
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@aylacarter1955 And everyone lives happily ever after.
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@TheFreemanuk How do you come to that conclusion? Are you saying he's popular with millenials.
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Free sex
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Starmer will have all of them back in circulation before you can say far right tweeter, suck it up or vote Reform.
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@BartSimpson-jd2vs Private property.
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@californiadreamin8423 Much rather be run by a bunch of drunken presidents who can control their media exposure than people who get scrutinised and slandered by a biased MSM who serve their own interests while ignoring their own shortcomings.
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@californiadreamin8423 While they are MP's or PM's agreed but even for murders life does not mean life, if you don't see that as hypocrisy you really are dreamin.
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They are even more good for nothing while in the EU than if they have a purpose such as trying to run a country.
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@leevan2332 I'd rather get what I pay for, the trouble is this country is so far down the globalist socialist rabbit hole it will take a revolution and hopefully not more than 5yrs to get to such a point where the ordinary worker is paid what he should be paid and costs brought into line.
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@bucketsandshims Something wrong with your crystal ball methinks.
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@TreiberSeptim I think you're a little confused you don't have any valid arguments, saying the EU was founded for trade is laughable, if that was the case why did take until Thatcher was PM for her to create the single market. We want control of our laws, borders and money how is that incompatible with being members of a trading union. Stop sleep walking into the undemocratic EU superstate or move to France if your not there already.
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@bucketsandshims The people in Ireland are the same, North and South. That is the basis for solving your disagreements. I am English so unable to make a worthwhile contribution.
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@mrmyloc Nice extrapolation there troll with shit for brains.
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@placepages8071 Oh goody I love lessons, even at my age if the subject is of interest. Will it also teach me that the EU is not committed to ever closer union, ending the British rebate, the EURO for all states, harmonised tax rates, common defence capability and transfer of capital from richer states to poorer more corrupt states to the detriment of living standards for the average wage earner in those states all controlled by a basically undemocratic system the states populations have little understanding or influence over?
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@TorianTammas Everything good is because of the EU everything bad is because of the British and their government goes down well with the sheep.
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@TorianTammas Smaller countries only need a smaller part of the pie quality is more important than quantity which is why the UK outperforms for it's size. Unlike most EU countries.
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@Amanda Hughes All we can do is to keep pointing out the facts and telling it like it is, it won't enter the heads of the brainwashed remainer sheep and the ones already profiting from the con think it will continue forever. I just hope Europe doesn't suffer too much before they get rid of the kleptocracy.
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Ady P When faced with truths you are unable to refute attack the source.
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@TorianTammas We'll soon see who gets what and how they like it, your string pulling days are coming to an end.
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@TorianTammas When they are ready to hear him he will speak, there is little time left for the EU try and avoid the damage it will suffer from a no deal exit.
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@TorianTammas Until their is an honest majority government in the house of commons there is little chance of a government being able to govern, if there was an honest government in the EU it would refuse a further extension of article 50 and the UK would leave on Oct 3, but you wouldn't really want that would you.
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sam wright So true I was talking to Nige when we were cashing our benefit cheque the other day he said he didn't know where his next meal was coming from so I took him to our local food bank.
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@elizabethf1591 This is Britain my petite shoo you don't understand us and never will, just be grateful we're signing out of your project and enjoy it, we would only spoil it for you.
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This country will be a wasteland if Labour last longer than 12 months, you have been warned.
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The heir to May, no deal is better than a bad deal.
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Vote Reform.
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@CiderHead Join Reform or else you're just p---ing in the wind.
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@lemontea1714 I believe to prevent spreading the virus it is most beneficial for people who have the virus to wear masks, obviously depending on how good your mask is will affect how beneficial it will be in stopping you catching the virus. Don't forget the virus affects you if it's on your hands and you touch your eyes or anything that goes in your mouth etc.
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@luckymarblehistory673 You believe it if you want but you have no proof, might as well gargle with whisky.
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@luckymarblehistory673 You're giving out way more information than all the experts who have been on tv they all say maybe, possibly, unlikely and such like. I hope you get your just reward for all your expertise.
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@lemontea1714 There are nowhere near enough test facilities available for adequate monitoring of this virus which is why isolation and social distancing are the easiest ways people can protect themselves along with hand washing and sterilising of objects new to their environment. Until there is an effective vaccine estimated to be 6 months minimum time frame or the virus may mutate to become less injurious to human health I'm guessing 18 months if that happens, no one can relax unless they start testing to find all the people who have immunity who can then start functioning with impunity.
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@luckymarblehistory673 Health workers need accurate information and the best PPE available, to kill the virus off all we have to do is stop spreading it only governments can achieve this people have shown themselves to be irresponsible so enforced lockdown is the quickest route to do this.
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@juanmiguelreyesguerr Yeah simple, ever closer union have the EURO wreck our economy harmonize tax rates transfer funds from the richer countries to the poorer ones direct rule by the five presidents the plebs can all live happy ever after, poorer but without having to bother about voting.
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@notroll1279 That was a struggle now wasn't it.
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Who is governing our country I wonder, should know soon I think.
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Yes it does no one should suffer injustice.
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@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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@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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@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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@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings Speaking is speaking, labels are meaningless without context.
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At some point you have to come to terms with the fact the EU is bankrupt and your future is going to be poorer and poorer giving way to chaos within twenty years, it's pretty chaotic now I know but you aint seen nothing yet.New Zealand is just the latest symptom of more to come.
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@Reggie1408 Blood will continue to flow, not a promise merely a prediction.
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@Reggie1408 Whatever other propaganda you've swallowed you got that right, apart from the spelling that is. Still a better attempt than I could do in German but maybe that's because I don't feel the need to try.
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@Reggie1408 Very trite.
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@Reggie1408 Oh no I'm not, oh yes you are, you started it no I didn't oh yes you did. It's just like the H o C lol.
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@Reggie1408 What a strange turn of phrase, sorry if you feel insulted I will say no more.
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@TG-oo9se Not a problem.
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@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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@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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@FrankyRemo Small c conservative.
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New labour centrist lol, I wonder if that woman driver of that stupid Land Rover EV in Wimbledon who killed those 2 girls in Wimbledon was a lefty public service employee, must have had that car for trips over the common to collect up the trash. I mean the labour trash playing in the public conveniences following in Blairs footsteps. No charges for killing 2 kids, I know nothing I was totally out of it at the time. Corrupt lying useless person must work for the government or some useless outfit.
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@FrankyRemo Yes.
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@FrankyRemo Yes
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@ajs41 Not voting or voting for the uniparty shows an obvious lack of understanding of what lies in wait for us, vote Reform and it might not happen. 2000 council seats to be voted on next May.
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@marigoldwhite867 That was just an outburst of frustration there is more organised resistance to tyranny coming.
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@mickg7299 A globalist puppet, your point?
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@Craig121000 Yeh the best option is remain in the failing undemocratic fat cat feeding populist eutopia mind mangling chaos of double thinking EU jingoism as it's financial crash comes ever closer and embittered nationalism grows and grows. At least you'll have Oxfam to fall back on and put you into dependency.
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@Craig121000 How's this for positivity? Today Hong Kong has freedom from the evil British Empire.
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@Craig121000 Oh so very positive, no doubt words fail you.
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@Craig121000 I usually do thanks.
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@Craig121000 If enough people do the same you stand a good chance of getting your preferred option.
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@2490debrick Well put, your fears have a sound basis.
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Reform or what we've had for the last 30yrs that put us where we are now, Paradise 😂😂😂 well compared to what they have planned for us it is.
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@rogerallen7441 Farage is supporting the Muslim chairman who reported Rupert to the police, wake up.
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Why don't Reform have 10 million party members?
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Vote for UKIP or just keep enjoying the show.
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Enough of these games REVOKE ARTICLE 50 NOW. Have another referendum voters identities on the ballot papers losing politicians to be removed from office forthwith political parties to be re-organised as either remain or leave and the politicians on the winning side would have 5 years in office to carry out their manifesto. The power vacuum in government has to be filled.
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@TheLewisLegend The EU was really just a name change to better describe the objective of the project which was given more legal powers with the Maastricht treaty the planned changes such as the EU army and a centralised financial body with budgetary decision making powers are intended to further weaken the member states ability to work autonomously so paving the way for a supreme leader to be installed for all to pay homage to for his beneficence. Forwards to the past I can't hardly wait.
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She is so right, keep it simple so the message gets through. The government are encouraging councils to fine working people because they don't have a new car, they are encouraging councils to increase council tax and charge for basic services which should be covered from normal revenue receipts to pay for foreigners to live without speaking English and live like they're still in the countries they came from. Make a little mental list of all the anti British activities the establishment do and keep repeating them to yourself and others and join Reform.
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Do you know what a woman is?........ Then how come the establishment don't?
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Who gives a **
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david mellor Isn't it great to have a non white female Home secretary carrying out the wishes of the voters who elected her, so high profile and effective. Well done Priti keep up the good work.
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@commonsense31 Oh dear sounds like wrist slitting time and I was so looking forward to watching xmas films on the telly sitting in front of the old log burner burning British wood, I bet the trees won't grow in Brexit Britain and the sun won't shine either. It won't be viable to manufacture in the UK with the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe and a super competitive currency. Companies will avoid like the plague such a country that speaks the global business language with direct access to Londons global financial centre at least the air quality should improve with everything shutting down and all the people emigrating or returning home.
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@lukabozic5 Nice to see so many Europeans prospering from all your free trade deals and global strength those silly French protesters just don't know how good they've got it.
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@brittanydawn2633 Orwellian, now what does that remind me of? oh I know a world where we are told by an unelected oligarchy that we've never had it so good while the wealth divide has never been greater, more people are priced out of home ownership than ever even though enjoying record employment figures. Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal all beacons of EU success my god it really is a dream.
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At least we can look forward to the EU army to keep us safe as long as someone doesn't use their damn veto.
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@commonsense31 Where do you draw your inspiration from Venezuela, Zimbabwe, USSR or Hitlers Germany. Hypocrisy, limited critical thinking and lack of experience or honesty with oneself are the attributes found in all fantasists.
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@lukabozic5 The USA doesn't pretend to be anything it is not or that it has the answer to making people something they are not by reprogramming their humanity. It must be doing something right if they need to build a wall to keep people out which is the opposite of what applies to the countries I mentioned.
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@lukabozic5 We are all programmed by the societies we live in, why else do you think different nationalities have different attitudes?
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@stephenconway2468 Do you understand free trade can you name countries that have less free trade than the UK has. What destroyed the Roman Empire?
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@stephenconway2468 Nothing in life stays settled and moving in one direction the challenge for governments and business is to adapt and benefit from change, we have voted now is the time to stop looking backwards and look to the future. Trying to turn the clock back just ain't gonna fix it.
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@stephenconway2468 Those choices are not available without making democracy worthless. You talk about how much free trade we have yet what is our nett contribution to the EU in money the expenditure of having MEP's etc complying with ECJ interference and all the unpaid for services we provide in defence and security to keep Germany secure and mopping up the lions share of the trade benefits. It ain't worth it.
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@Komodo1312 OK, maybe not worthless praps a dime a dozen.
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@stephenconway2468 The EU is the new Roman Empire adapted for modern sensibilities and corruption and religion will again be the major destructive forces combined with greed.
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@stephenconway2468 Agreed and the question to ask is how do you prevent the destruction of your civilization? It seems to me the answer is by having democracy as we had in the UK to hold in check the unbridled ambitions and Grande projects the elite always like to pursue at the expense of the common man when they reside in a bubble divorced from our interests.
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@stephenconway2468 I must disagree about the detail given about the outcome for Scotland of a referendum result for independence, I don't think the majority of people were informed of the likely effects. But anyway the grande projects that are detrimental are the most appealing ones such as epitomised by coca cola wanting to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony so everyone drinks coke, or has the Euro and human rights. We will all be equal with some more equal than others and people like Hitler would never exist. Equally right wing supremacy projects or black supremacy as practised by the likes of Mugabe. As long as our lives are ruled by a democratic system we can do no better.
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Incidentally I'm not wholly opposed to another referendum or two but what timescale and what choice or choices is a whole other can of worms.
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@stephenconway2468 Scotland had a white paper lol. Did the UK agree to everything in that? As has been shown with Brexit there is more than wishes needed to decide what the future will be. The rest of my comment is pertinent as the EU project has that ambition at it's heart for the end destination, which from my knowledge of human history is a non starter and current events appear to support my view. Regarding the referendum parliament must have it's meaningful vote first before Mays deal could be on the ballot paper, Gina Miller spent a lot of time and money to ensure that.So if is rejected then some other choice must be provided. And parliament would also have to vote on any other choice(s) to be voted on. Personally I would be happy to see an extension of article 50 up to the time of the EU's next budget statement (around 2yrs I think) this would put people in a much more informed position to know what they were voting on, a massive hike in our contribution at a guess and more info on the setting up of the EU army and central treasury department with EU wide budgetary powers.
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@stephenconway2468 You think no deal is the worst option I disagree I think any deal that ends the ability of the UK's government to take decisions autonomously on matters that affect the UK and it's people is worse.
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@stephenconway2468 The main benefit I see from Brexit is our ability to be able to effectively hold our government to account once again and the main incentive for our politicians will be to do what is best for this country or else. It's seems to me our politicians need to be reminded this country is their responsibility and should be their focus of attention, the spectacle of parliament at the moment says to me it's not the case at present.
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@stephenconway2468 Unfortunately things won't be solved by cool heads, reviews and meetings, action is required and the people capable of taking it need to step forward, the mandate is there so get on with it. There will be winners and losers but in the end we will be in a better place. You only need look at the situation with Gatwick to see the endemic emasculation and ineffectual ability of the people we give authority to caused by the principles and aesthetics we uphold today.
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@stephenconway2468 And a better New Year and a better next Christmas to you. May the force be with you.
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@cc9999-p9w Jess is the only candidate who appears human to me, flaws an all, I don't think contesting to be leader of a political party should be confused with being a contestant in Love Island. She has her faults such as ignorance and lack of experience but seems intelligent and honest she might make a good leader I hope we get the chance to find out.
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Have you heard the one about the EU's plans for no deal and the Irish border? They say they're going to use electronic systems without the need for a hard border! You remember that's what they called magical thinking when we suggested it. Ha Ha Ha, Ho Ho Ho Ho Hee Hee Hee. You gotta love em.
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@emm_arr Yeh they sure fooled me they said they were all prepared for a no deal British exit Ha Ha Ha It's so funny really it is much blood will flow in my opinion New Zealand and France are just forerunners of the fall of western idiocy.
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@emm_arr And you're so clued up you know you're right and the EU is infallible, the Euro is working really well for Greece and Italy the rioting in France will soon be over and Macron will reign victorious once again with whoever takes the reins from Merkel. Ha Ha Ha it so amusing watching empires destroyed by hubris.
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Albert Pike If that's true it's great to have him him telling us we are deluded about the wonderful EU who are just looking out for our best interests because we don't know what our best interests are.
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@emm_arr You aren't still taking this serious are you? Things end, it's the human condition. Just enjoy it while it lasts.
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@emm_arr It's done, we voted to leave and it's exposed the dishonesty, self interest and disregard for democracy and contempt the vast majority of MP's have for the general public. British politics will never be the same again no matter how hard you try polish the turd, it's going to be a wild ride in or out.
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@mightylove5641 You think whatever you want to think and do what you like as far as the uniparty will let you. Or be a hero and make a difference.
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@mightylove5641 Strange how their are plenty of videos of Farage being labelled far right do you have one you could put up of Farage labelling you far right?
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@mightylove5641 Politicians say things for different reasons, Farage hasn't got enough support to disregard weak ignorant legacy media indoctrinated voters and risk saying anything which could put them off, overturning a hundred years of the duopoly powers hold over our democracy is no easy task until it's done judge politicians on what they do when in power not on any attempts to garner favour with the herd however crass or ill judged.
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@mightylove5641 Trump was already head of one part the US duopoly and his support base was already large enough and already knew what needed to be done, the media in the US is much better at getting the truth out and when Musk and RFK joined Trump he was practically guaranteed victory. It has long been said the UK is usually around 12 months behind the US so from May onwards I expect the picture here to have already changed and to keep changing.
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That would be a very significant event.
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@krishnan-resurrection714 And how will what you consider to be the desired outcome be delivered, and what is your notion of the desired outcome?
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As to be expected of someone who wants to remain.
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@Sam-lw6mx The EU is the biggest unicorn I ever heard of.
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@Sam-lw6mx But not working to our advantage and puts too many restrictions on our freedom of choice while promising things it can't deliver such as the Euro for all and peace and love.
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@kaba_me Me and a few million others, must be a case of mass hysteria. Strange but I heard the same thing said about remainers.
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@woutervanr Oddly enough I can't really see Mogg living in Ireland.
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@irieite9666 Just trust Nigel doesn't matter whether he has any idea what to do if he wins just trust him like he wants you to.
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Jay Leno Sanctions must really be hitting hard I guess.
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@bahramrezaiefar1123 Only where there are enough consumers to buy what you're selling.
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@solobdstudentingermany8346 Do you like our Prime Minister?
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@keithapps What more than the uniparty members love rolling in their own filth.
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You think?
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@bucketsandshims Wishing and hoping and praying but your prayers will not be answered, sorry.
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@QwadLuzr Yeah it's so easy with that funny money the ECB provides.
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@bucketsandshims As one Atheist to another as you figured that out correctly I can only assume you must not live in England to not be able to perceive the same reality as me.
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@bucketsandshims I hope you're not too disappointed when things don't work out as you imagine they will.
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@bucketsandshims You have a great imagination and apparent hatred for England as do many Argentinians, yet we still buy their wine, many losers hate winners and that's not useful for their future prosperity. Usually results in a spiral of narcism and dissatisfaction after constructing fantastical unrealisable imaginary mental futures, or you could be right.
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@bucketsandshims bucketsandshims works pretty well if you have the right shims what goes down comes back up but makes a mess if the spring breaks.
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@bucketsandshims Yeah it will be a breeze for Scotland to disunite itself from the UK build a border with England and replace all the jobs related to UK defense and finance float it's own currency etc etc hope they enjoy their subjugation as a state in the EU we would miss them but if that's the way they want we shouldn't stand in their way.
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The EU democracy is free from the interference of those pesky proles.
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@msto1987 It will be revolution democratic or violent it's just the way of humans, call it progress call it history repeating there is nothing you can do but vote.
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So so wrong.
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@John Brighton Who are we going to blame when the EU have full control of our country and the Euro is our currency, I suppose their won't be anything to complain about then or if there is you'll need a very loud voice to make the presidents hear. Looks like Tommy Robinson is going to get even more supporters.
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@peterthomson7135 Also I heard Germany received a lot of aid from the UK in rebuilding industrial operations such as VW and aid from the US too after they were left destitute following the war. The EU supporters are prepared to say whatever suits the narrative that the UK will not survive without them however inaccurate.
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@peterthomson7135 I would be surprised if a few minds had not been changed, as you live in the US are you aware of the overwhelming weight of media and political bias here in favour of ending our sovereignty and independence to consign our parliament to being a mere historical footnote in the story of the rise of the United States of Europe that has no heed of the cultural destruction being wrought on the countries it seeks to remodel as vassal states or the financial misery that many of it's people undergo.
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How else can globalists rule the world.
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Which UK do you mean.
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@Gibbons-q5y You actually made an accurate statement, ''our economy has structural problems''. With the help of EU money most of our manufacturing production has been relocated to underperfoming EU countries such as Poland, Romania and Slovakia and some going to countries such as Singapore to escape EU overegulation. This has left the country with mainly service related industries, some highly paid like London financial services which the EU cannot replicate and too many minimum wage employers like fast food, car hire and taxi drivers etc. This strategy is obviously the reason for many people supporting the EU in the rest of Europe but we have had enough and it's not working out too well in the rest of Europe now.
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@markwilliams1454 I did not say otherwise, as a member of the EU it is obviously our money we just don't get direct say on how it's spent.
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@CoalClear It's unavoidable people are waking up all over the world in greater numbers than ever as opposed to being woke.
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Never mind reality just believe the B S and vote accordingly BAAAH, do you think if it hadn't been for austerity the foreign aid budget would be double what it is today.
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Support UKIP but vote tactically.
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So it would seem.
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@RoseWhite-zj3pp We will never surrender, no matter what the Neville Chamberlains say.
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This is what happens when the right to arms is outlawed.
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@ricochet2977 Labour are socialists as are the Tories, socialism doesn't work it is not compatible with human nature. Amazingly George Orwell was a very erudite man and human being, he was a socialist too, even so I don't think he wrote 1984 has a handbook for governments to follow.
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@Trump_the_RAPIST Seriously! You think Putin invaded the Ukraine for dreams of restoring the USSR risking the future of Russia for a country that in itself has little strategic value for Russia if not stuffed full of CIA agents and NATO troops.
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The National Socialist party, the clue is in the name. Keep importing the Palestine protesting Hamas supporters and then accuse Musk of being FAR RIGHT 😂😂 The great double think scam from the real racists, how many more of your little girls do you want to see suffer the Southport gift of multiculturalism or the grape at the hands of other "British citizens".
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@zarakhall5221 Imagine being so naive that you can't experience the world you're living in because it doesn't accord with the indoctrination you've been subjected too for the last 30yrs. Socialism! what is todays flavour? Jail for people who tweet hurty words, non crime convictions for silent prayer near an abortion clinic or not getting interviews for jobs because you have the wrong skin colour.
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@zarakhall5221 Imagine someone unable to imagine talking about imagination and getting people excluded from making comments. Time I started using X is fast approaching.
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@zarakhall5221 Homes for heroes.
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End of free market capitalism.
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Destruction of state religion.
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@zarakhall5221 Back to where we started "naming something other than what it is" labels are for advertising history is for educating if people can be bothered. Socialism as its name has been applied to lefty liberal values has never made a country successful for a sustained period of more than ten years as far as I am aware. What do I mean by successful? I mean furthering individual freedom, security, education, wealth and opportunity, of course not everybody wants just those things, some people want power for personal ambition and to get it they are willing to do anything like little Eyolf and excuse their behaviour by virtue signalling so that people are fooled into accepting the unacceptable. What people find unacceptable is just what is sold to them as unacceptable in coercive dictatorial societies once people lose the power for critical thinking ideas like Owell's doublethink become a reality. The Tories left us a £22 billion blackhole we weren't aware of even though it was in the OBR report, we don't have any money but our GDP was £3 trillion last year, the uniparty have said for over 20 yrs green energy is going to give us cheap energy, my bill has nearly tripled over the last ten years, if wind turbines and solar panels are so good why does China keep building coal fired generators as fast as they can to make turbines and solar panels to sell to us instead of making them for themselves. Covid lockdowns 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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They were sisters in arms.
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It's no wonder so many British Muslims don't have a clue when our legacy media keeps churning out lies, the reality must be though that they came here for a better life and when they understand that the alternative to western civilisation is something similar to Afghanistan the majority will wise up.
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@david-ky7rt Wouldn't it be nice if we were wrong and everyone could sing in harmony with John Lennons Imagine? But even he could not sustain freindship with Mcartney., I wonder what hypocrisy I am guilty of.
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It's a national emergency and the uniparty must be defeated next year or England will more like a 3rd world country than we can tolerate.
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Britain as a country has been sleepwalking into totalitarian slavery for the last 30yrs to free ourselves we must backtrack every step of that journey and the steps that put us on that road such as joining the EU, the UN, WHO, international aid, multiculturalism, and globalism to name a few.
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@joysboy6588 Who's running the country, no one most people have heard of.
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What is racism? does it involve talking about different races living in the same country?
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@peteroneill2991 They're taking names for volunteers to the EU army, have you signed up yet? First posting will likely be the Turkish border.
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@icarus877 What they had in their manifesto; scrap net zero targets, increase income tax threshold to £20k, no more net immigration, deport illegal immigrants, end multiculturalism etc etc.
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@jonatand2045 What was the point of the referendum it was even less meaningful than most general elections only logical, I suppose when the EU runs the UK.
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@mickmaphari6606 So pleased Nige will get his big fat pension paid by the EU, at least some of the money we paid will go to a good end. Poor Jo Cox's husband she must have made his life hell for him to become a criminal.
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@paulrailton2221 If it feels good do it.
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@KingScorpio84 The banking system of today evolved post democracy.
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@KingScorpio84 They must be losing their grip.
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@KingScorpio84 Why ever not England lives quite happily with Europes and the EU loving Brits anti English hatred, and their even more fervent hatred of it's working classes.
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Well done Henry for putting your country before your personal life. If UKIP fall for the trap set by the establishment and fail to support Mr Bolton they will become irrelevant.
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@nimas832 You keep looking down the wrong end of the telescope, what are the consequences of remaining in the EU? The UK economy is doing better than the EU's, the EU is just a political project based on socialist/communist principles it's failing economically and socially it's human rights laws benefit more criminals than honest citizens it's establishment is corrupt, undemocratic and out of touch with the desires of the common people who it imposes it's social engineering plans on. In short it is doomed to fail the same as Russia, Cuba, North Korea and Venezuela have all failed to bring freedom and prosperity to their people. When politicians think they know best and are not answerable to the people it always ends in disaster even China is living on borrowed time from borrowing elements of Western capitalism while trying to stick to communist political control, it was inevitable that someone like Trump would come to power to point out the truth and force the resolution to the problems created by the Wests abdication from it's responsibilities.
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Make it so.
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He's already let us down now he's making it harder to get what we want. U.K. Independence.
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No one gives any facts on what happened in the Ukraine with many former USSR citizens and who was behind the coup that removed the pro Russian former leader of Ukraine with the comic puppet Zelensky or how busy the CIA and Biden were and what they were doing in Ukraine.
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@Pizza23333 Judges do not have the benefit of A I so they can be wrong, IMO they should not have been tasked with judging on a matter of politics such as this where nothing unprecedented has occurred other than a question on the length of time. MP's have had three years of delaying the inevitable their days are numbered.
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@Jasi.bristol The Queen has no power independent of the government of the day, Boris Johnson will be subject to the will of the people at the next election. We don't vote for Prime Ministers we vote for political party representatives and the leader of the political party with the most elected representatives gets to be PM. GOT IT?
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We don't need intellectuals telling us what to think, the treason is obvious to anyone who spares a minutes thought. Highest energy costs out of 25 comparable countries, highest numbers of migrants, highest taxes ever in this country, biggest national debt ever. Join Reform get rid of the uniparty traitors, live free.
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@joycegibbs5267 The technology is More advanced than Orwell foresaw but the methods are the same.
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@derryshore5586 How times have changed since July, there's only one way to save this country and that's cutting our ties with globalism and making agreements with Trump. Sadly Nigel doesn't seem to have what it takes to be a big man.
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@Not4U2No-d2u Its there.
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@sandramutch6477 Whose truth?
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@RealConstructor The majority of them voted for article 50 to leave with or without a deal, that was their job they have been found guilty of malpractice and should be sacked.
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@paulchristopher8634 I've heard him talk some ** I'm concerned.
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@DevonMcFarlane What plans would the remainers have to satisfy the wishes of the leavers if they had won? NONE, and the leavers would have just had to lick their wounds and done what they had to do. Your arguments are full of the weasel words typical of the manipulating EU wannabe dictators many of whom reside in the Commons and the Lords today MP's such as Greive and Hammond saying they will vote against the Boris deal if it gets that far show their disregard for democracy and what the majority voted for. Let them play their games while they can and then when it's election time show no mercy.
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At the moment living in the UK is like living in a prison what we need to do is derestrict things like the roads, people can't just live their lives without being continually monitored and fined for any infringement of pointless rules and wrecking their suspension on speed bumps etc, that's why people are depressed, big state micro management and real criminals are ignored.
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Sven Tempest No my little racist brother we're talking about the destruction of cultural identity many Asians and West Indians understand this simple truth.
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Sven Tempest We are all woke now. I have always supported minorities. As such it is essential that we respect the wishes of the minority of UK voters and STOP BREXIT. I've been accused of living in a woke echo chamber and that my opinions are out of touch with regular people. But I've asked all my close friends and they all agree this Isn't the case. I've been forced to muzzle my dog, because although it identifies as a cat it keeps bloody barking. White people: stop trying to help destitute Africans. I'm sure they'd much rather starve than perpetuate negative racial stereotypes. People are far too sentimental about the elderley, they opted for Brexit and fought in WW2 how can shooting at Germans be anything other than xenophobic? Beyond the provision of DNA and a modest trust fund I cannot see what purpose my father has served. It's not racist to hate someone because of skin colour if that person is white. We are supporters of democracy, you had a referendum but got the wrong result so ignore it or have another go we don't mind.
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How many Muslim girls do you see holding hands with a Christian.
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@moonshadow7057 How many of those 50 were intellectual/cultural terrorists or just potential terrorists, do we know do we care? no we'll just keep preaching the failing ideology of social liberalism and watch the slaughter. There's more than one way to skin an ideology.
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Biggest problem with achieving Brexit is our government have been deluded in thinking it's never going to happen and don't want it to happen. Basically they're a spineless bunch of cucks who've forgotten how to run a country. The last leader this government had was Thatcher, hopefully a leader worthy of the name will turn up at the time of greatest need.
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I wonder how many people are aware how much they will have to spend to make their homes meet the EPC C rating and if their house doesn't meet that rating and they sell it after 2027 they will be fined £15k and the required rating will be raised to B in the 2030's. Vote uniparty and you'll get the stuffing taken out of you or there will have to be civil war. Much better to vote Reform and save the bloodshed.
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Gang on the run.
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@markwilliams1454 All the experts said there no chance Man U would beat PSG. LOL
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Good job Labour are doing there, can't wait till Kier Kyer keir get's elected to stop this brexit farce.
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Darth Brino Because they're English of course, not French. And no I don't mean British you -------.
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Darth Brino Thanks on their behalf I'm sure they're grateful.
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Darth Brino Some are some aren't depends on their particular business model.
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Darth Brino Some are hoping for government subsidies for the short, some think tariffs will come into force on transport from environment lobbies others see opportunities in changes in land use from things such as power generation, leisure and housing and as ways to provide extra income if necessary others are afraid of change.
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Darth Brino Change not end, change is unavoidable and something to be welcomed. It was a change for us to join the EU, we tried it, didn't like it so now we'll do something different. Looks like the Europe needs to try something different too but does it have the bottle to be proactive.
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Darth Brino Oh I see Nissan has decided it's future is best served by continuing operations in Sunderland rather than Barcelona, can't say that surprises me. Can't you have a word with them and put them right.
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Angela, brilliant you've just solved half the problems of the middle east. All that's left is to solve the rest of their problems.
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@ngp1868 Vote UKIP. Notre Dam burns HA HA It's not multicultural enough, shame about all the pollution though.
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Mike Ford. He's good for a laugh and showing what a bunch of chancers the rest of his party are, worth his weight in gold for that alone.
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@dodahspeak The most important thing to achieve is getting the uniparty out of power and ending the globalists rule over the West, Trump will achieve that in the US and Farage will do the same in the UK given the chance, others in Europe are trying and Milleu in Argentina is getting it done. We on on cusp of democratic revolution there is no doubt, if you're smart enough you can see it.
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@Sarcastix7 I want to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony, and it's all going really well. The 27 all have common purpose that's what's causing the divide.
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Until we leave the EU I will vote BP or UKIP whichever has the best chance of winning in my area after we are out it'll be a whole new ball game.
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Are you Germans looking forward to negative interest rates?
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@janyb1907 You and the other few.
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maanvol you have no right to comment if you are not a British National.
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@presidentelectzigenpuss3570 My comment was rather off the cuff, but his comment is a joke probably made to reassure his fading confidence or he's just a troll.
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Who the f--- is Jeremy Corbyn?
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@alexde7055 LOL.
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@guleiro LOL.
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This debacle just goes to prove there really is something rotten at the heart of government which has been the case since the days of Thatcher.
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Roses grow on you when you fertilise the soil.
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The record of the unions in the UK is woeful.
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What's new? grooming gangs have been around for thirty years. We have to get the right government in power to sort out the problem, the fake British governments of the last 30 years will never do anything for British people.
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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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Truth revealed! Globalists plan to murder millions to keep the UK a member of the EU and put an end to Trumps presidency, it's all good for globalism. Crush the proles, keep them poor confused and fearful they will not be a problem. When MSM start having being white and proud campaigns I'll be really confused.
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@user-fg9vr7mk5z The referendum result, general election result,human history and the evidence of my own eyes helps me sleep at night. I don't need to cling to that it's becoming all encompassing.
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@user-fg9vr7mk5z Thank you.
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@Underworld-Gamer The ground was prepared from the end of WW1 onwards for Blair to set up the destruction of the UK and the US has suffered the same insurrection with different tactics.
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@paulsawtell3991 This B S about net zero just blows my mind, it's the best double think propaganda going at the moment. Renewable energy is the solution to all our energy problems, so err why does it have to be subsidised by tax payers then, why after building solar panels and wind turbines for 20 or more years do we still need to import gas from America to generate electricity to build solar panels and wind turbines. Why are we being warned all the time the power might have to go off when they still haven't built enough infrastructure to charge the EV's on the road now when they still only number about 15% of vehicle mileage driven. Wake up people it's all lies.
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What we really want is to have our cake and eat yours don't you agree you EUropeans, as payment you can keep the sun loungers.
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You're confusing Brexit with our puppet EU parliament.
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That's why decent police officers are demoralised and so many are quitting. Can you believe this country ever had capital punishment, ooh it's so scary
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The time is approaching for the end of the Tories or the beginning of a new UK.
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Things will continue to follow the same trajectory that they have followed for the last 30yrs, down the -------r. if you vote for the uniparty.
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Sven Tempest Just vote UKIP.
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@daryllportas8453 That's right, the establishment have crafted the system since WW2 to be undemocratic. The right wing will overcome the wrong wing through strength in numbers.
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@vp7137s Actually fascists are far left Germany's National Socialist party were in power from 1939 to 1945. Socialism operates as a tyrannical dictatorship.
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@bigglestheflyboy Probably no deal is best, I'm not clear on the strings with a Canada style deal I guess that's what they're discussing. We definitely should not sign anything that restricts our independence.
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@johnnicolson467 Too thick to know it or smart enough to know Labour government policies have reduced opportunities for the majority of the less advantaged apart from a few generally mediocre Labour politicians and activists which has had the unhelpful side effect of directing political debate to banal arguments about class and history making us prisoners of the past and slowing progress through an absence of reasoned debate over the way forward. We have largely squandered the opportunities our forebears created for us through their toil and sacrifice.
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@Kaneisback2 Wee Jimmy Cranky will be OK she'll have her other comedy show to fall back on.
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@TorianTammas Don't hold your breath in anticipation, you'd likely have more success turning Muslims into Christians.
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@mackenziem1-t3y How's your education system performing theses days? Not to well I hear. I hear also your GDP to spending is at 7% deficit, still if you want to leave the UK and help create an independent England all you have to do is have a referendum and vote for it should be fun if you did.
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@tonysmith131 Congratulations 5 posts and you managed to say nothing of substance, shouldn't expect less from deluded dreamers I suppose.
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@tonysmith131 Truth hurts they say.
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@tonysmith131 ignorance is bliss, surprised you are sentient enough to get bored. It's great to see that ignorant people are empowered enough to share their vacuity with all who care to look. Keep it up you may say something relevant to the subject eventually.
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@tonysmith131 Looks like you've missed your med's have another go tomorrow.
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@tonysmith131 I'm waiting like a kid at Christmas for you to say something informative and relevant, I guess there really ain't no sanity clause.
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@tonysmith131 I'm waiting.
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@tonysmith131 Translation anybody?
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@tonysmith131 At least you're with the majority there.
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@alanheyes8495 Scotland has shown in this election they must have an independence referendum at some time in the next few years, my sympathy will be with the Scots who wish to remain in the union if the vote is for independence but that's democracy.
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@alanheyes8495 You are under a misapprehension I am not Scottish I just believe in democracy and would add that if/when the Scots have another indie ref all SNP MP's should agree beforehand to resign if the result is for the union and stand for re election if they wish to continue as MP's.
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We are getting our country back from the insipid corrupt evil lying globalist money worshipping perverts.
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Ukip have just voted to make themselves irrelevant for the next 2yrs or maybe forever.
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Chances of German and Italian bankruptcy is likely within 2 yrs.
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It's a foreign affair.
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Widdecombe and Farrage the dream ticket to return the UK to sanity. US.UK. Trump 2020 you know it makes sense.
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@thomast7748 Can we send y'all our illegal immigrants now from across the pond? I heard Kamala's keen to take all comers.
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mumle plop123 He's been in politics for 50 yrs fighting for justice, a real winner. LOL.
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mumle plop123 Yeh, I lied a lot less and earnt my money honestly, created less pollution and give a higher percentage of my income to charity.
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@theoneandonlykk777 Yup, wars are such a nice little earner for the insider traders, after COVID their coffers must be busting already so I guess they can afford to wait a while and get some boxes ticked.
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Bub Zilla US like lambs to the slaughter.
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@ayoubtahiri2620 LOL.
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The Labour Party are working at pace to implement the recommendations in the Jay report on child sexploitation, so everything is fine, after its growth over the last 30 yrs sexploitation will continue but we might get a statement close to the next election telling us the plans are in place to stamp it out. Give us just a little more time etc etc.
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pammens miss I always thought there was a dark side to a politician who wore a kilt and sang sentimental folk songs, wonder what he wore under it and what he kept in his sporran. And Trump is accused of what exactly?
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@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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@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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@n3385 The Royal family have worked hard at being boring.
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@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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Let's have a round of applause for renewable energy, just as they said it's getting cheaper every year. 🤣🤣🤣
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@boota1979 ECHR is a bureaucratic unnecessary interference in the running of this country, it just empowers malevolent undemocratic power.
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@sharonowen You need to understand we have not just been abandoned we have been targeted for destruction, our identity, values, nationhood. They want a country with a population that is uneducated that will not threaten their grip on power similar to how things are in North Korea. Try to find others who feel like you, join Reform, if enough of us do we will regain what they have taken from us. Everything governments have done since Thatcher was betrayed has been done to remove our national identity, our sense of self responsibility and our ability to exert influence on our countries future, no doubt some politicians acted unwittingly just as people voted unwittingly. Since 2020 governments decided the time was right to see how effective their policies had been and they were not disappointed, they new to maintain the charade of a two party democracy a change of government was necessary so the end of the pier Punch and Judy show could continue to fool some voters. The Labour Party say they inherited an economic mess and to fix it they are doubling down on the same policies the Tories had and the same lies, green energy will lower everyones energy costs! Strange my energy bills have trebled since they started creating green energy, they've been stopping the boats in every manifesto pledge for the last 15 yrs its just unfortunate the numbers have increased year on year, they've been supporting hard working people for the last 30yrs, it's amazing how much (not) richer we all are.
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@chrispack3131 We need Reform within the next 6 months ideally after 2 years I fear it will be too late to change things without serious consequences for most people, but change things we will.
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@chrispack3131 Many things are already beyond repair with Peter Lynch RIP being just a recent example but we must make our future as we want it to be with whatever we have left to work with.
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Yeah, just like all the countries of the west.
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@iansendall9368 Any body know if this virus dies in a domestic freezer or merely goes to sleep.
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Under the uniparty governance of the last 30yrs an ordinary worker can work for 40yrs and more and if he survives long enough to claim state pension he will get around half of the current average annual salary, what luxury.
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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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@Suve35967 I doubt France would defy an international court ruling.
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@Suve35967 LOL. He can't even rule France.
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@Suve35967 Nightmare more like, ordinary people are getting conned out everything that should be ours by right to satisfy the deluded dreams of people like Soros and Lord Adonis who whatever happens will be living like emperors unless they get lynched or we get British government.
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@magnuscritikaleak5045 What you gonna do hey, gotta no respect, hah, shut uppa your face.
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@fabienmerteuil6226 When events move against us we change the law.
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@fabienmerteuil6226 I think we need to wait at least another 20 yrs before we can risk testing your hypothesis.
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@jasondriver6579 Parliament makes the law to suit it's agenda when it has the majority.
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@jasondriver6579 No at the moment parliament has the majority but not for much longer IMO.
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@jasondriver6579 Countries and their people must be allowed to decide their own futures.
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Islamists should be removed from sharing the benefits of western culture.
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Stop educating them and giving them our technology, let them live in their primitive world.
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@heather725 the greater the challenges the greater the attempt for totalitarian control.
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@asmodeusdisco6223 The co author of article 50 and participant architect of the EU project said on BBC radio 4 today this morning that the EU BROKE THE RULES OF ARTICLE 50 AND ACTED UNDEMOCRATICALY BY INSISTING THAT THE WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT WAS CONCLUDED FIRST AND THE FUTURE RELATIONSHIP LATER, if they refuse to re negotiate they will be internationally condemned as a rogue entity.
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@whoisme678 For whatever reasons parliament and the Tories particularly have acted disgracefully and with stupidity imo they have 3 months to get their act together or the future for them is over and for the rest of us is anybodies guess.
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@boxingmongoose408 What fantasy is that then hun, Hunt telling people they just have to be poorer, Immigrant ghettos all around the country, government excess deaths stats awfully high, civil servants, NHS doctors (working) from home, public sector employees make up over half the workforce (they don't create any wealth how are you going to pay them) I saw a big naked person waving a machete chasing a person in a dress I couldn't tell if one of them was a man.
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@djtaylorutube Yes everybody did vote to leave but some Brits put the X in the wrong box.
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@loopbackish The EU cannot be changed, it will have to be replaced with something completely different.
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@djtaylorutube Why? The result would still be the same, parliament would still be fighting Brexit all the way.
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@adampaterson879 Do you know how soft power works? It sets the agenda and aims of those it seeks to control so they think that they are in control when they do the work of those who have the real power.
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@djtaylorutube Oh yes it should, when the issue is to decide whether a country is independent or not. No government if elected while we are in the EU can effectively run this country being unable to make it's own trade deals, decide on immigration and introduce laws that the ECHR and other EU legal bodies oppose.
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@djtaylorutube As long as we have our democracy we will have no problems we can't solve, I would sooner have Farage than Corbyn but I think we could survive even him.
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The more the bodies pile up the more it will stink.
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@TheVigilantShepherd No problem I'm on furlough 80% pay 12 to 18 months without having to go out at all, loving it loving it, what's to be scared about.
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it's like pantomime season is now year round. They're even trying to prosecute old soldiers now.
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This situation parallels the virus pandemic and will be controlled so that the number of victims does not overwhelm the ability of the state to carry on as close to normal as possible. The number of victims is not the main concern, the main concern is that the numbers do not become large enough to provoke revolution. Sleep easy.
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@bob jones Pity the European countries of the EU their future looks pretty bleak to me, controlled by an EU that has it's own best interests at heart, rampant nationalism which could mean the realisation of your worst nightmares and nothing to prevent the looming catastrophe other than a European political class that has betrayed it's people for an unachievable ideological future that is espoused by people who see life only through their rear view mirror. They are remote disconnected and possibly degenerate, I hope I'm wrong.
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Opposition! I don't think you've got the correct copy of the script.
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@IMBlakeley As if it matters.
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Farage and Reform are anti establishment so don't expect an unbiased description of Farage from the sneering low class wannabe admired establishment luvvies.
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Too many people don't understand the effect of debt, whatever you borrow has to be paid back plus the interest. Borrow £1k at 20% apr and you have to pay £16.66 a month just to keep the debt from getting bigger so if that £1k isn't earning you £16.66 a month you're worse off than before you borrowed it. Can you believe some people borrow money at 500% so they would need to earn £416.66 a month to be not worse off and still have to pay the £1k back. Obviously people can go bankrupt and be destitute turn to crime or do lots of other things, but when governments go bankrupt there is no safety net if they cannot show they have the ability to turn the country around then you get problems like Venezuela where prices double every month. They are real people, Venezuela is a real country with the largest oil reserves in the world they just elected a government that didn't understand debt.
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The EU is not going to survive in it's present state for too much longer it will be interesting to watch the show from the outside.
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@HereticDuo We can beat this virus if we want to but it seems some people don't.
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Does the EU employ accountants?
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@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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Happy days looking forward to the next general election, at the moment it looks like a choice between a party that wants to make us the next Venezuela and the remainer Tories. Personally I'd vote for the Tories cause the EU shit has got to hit the fan eventually and that will be the time to grow up.
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@DxModel219 French people differ widely region by region, long may they remain French if they escape the EU. Same applies to Britain the EU and globalisation must be stopped. The enemies are not French people, British people or any ordinary people, the enemies are the forces that seek to control people and make them work against their own interests. Religions and international capitalists who feed too greedily are cases in point.
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@hinokikuaimu There is no quicker way to ratchet up conflict than using the heavy hand of the state
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@hinokikuaimu I agree the police must be able to protect themselves, the climate of hatred you mention has been developing for many years in England too and finding the answer to the problem must become an urgent priority. At the moment the focus is on pandering to peoples foibles and inhuman rights. Looking at China is not relevant to the problems of western democracies they are in a different evolutionary period as is N Korea.
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@OriginalLamester We can vote for a government on the basis of it's manifesto and they must rule on that basis or or get kicked out. Our justice system will be our justice system.We won't have to keep paying for MEP's and their hangers on. We won't have to pay into the EU project that is based on socialist ideology with the expressed intention of dismantling nation states. Just a couple things to be going on with.
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@QueenAstrid [-M8-] You're one and you don't even know!
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@XhoowieX Germany has prospered since having the advantage of the massively undervalued EURO, but even that is not enough today, they just avoided actual recession by 0.1% if that calculation doesn't get revised. The Nordic countries were doing OK but not so much these days after immigration and the oil price crash and the rise of fracking affecting Norway but they made a better job of running their country than Venezuela did so their ideas are probably not so popular with Jeremy.
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@N4CR Paid shill or just naive?
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@Domdeone1 Silly question, its the people versus the globalist elite, how many civilians would side with the globalists?
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@kim-mariefreeston8336 True on both points and they may even cancel democracy, just saying if things don't escalate too much there will be votes for 2000 council seats in May.
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God help the voters of Wellingborough, they didn't vote for Ben Habib! how can they sleep at night? Even if they can they probably won't be able to for much longer. Get ready for your tax rises suckers.
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Thank goodness I've just recently filled the tanks on my 4 cars, I better get out driving them now so I can fill them up again before the fuel is unavailable.
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@horusbaals6206 We didn't vote for a deal.
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@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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@sarahreid48 The establishment fear is refreshingly palpable.
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@sfactory8253 No matter how many Tories Reform sign up they will not win anything if they don't sort out what they stand for by listening to the party members and getting agreement on the way forward, Most Reform members are not bovine animals.
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@mda5003 We can have a general strike maybe 3 days a week or work to rule, we are where Labour get the majority of their money from, just stop giving it to them.
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@GrahamFearnley Has something happened? have city scored.
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@Beerwalla1 Here we go up the red carpet to arrange the colonisation of the UK to the EU.
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We don't need to waste any more money on EU matters the EU is yesterdays problem.
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Solution to what exactly.
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@josefinenilsson8059 Most illegal immigrants and contraband goods are found well past the border, if you know of any technology that can prevent this from being the case you'll make a fortune.
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@stephenconway2468 What is the real problem about a border in Ireland? It is IMO that it is just something that could be used as an excuse by criminals and terrorists to escalate their activities to further their profits and satisfy whatever weird desires they have. The UK will not be held to ransom by these criminals so the great and the good will have to find a solution probably a many faceted one if they want to control the violence, you think it can't be done I hope you're wrong because it has to be done. The people of Ireland need to realise what is in their best interests today in the 21st century.
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@stephenconway2468 What you're saying is it's a people problem so people have to find a solution, the one the EU would prefer is for the UK to remain in the club and that's not going to happen so the sooner they get working on a solution the more chance of avoiding a disaster they have. The UK has said it will not be erecting a hard border so that's part of the problem solved a bit of ingenuity and enforcement of the law should take care of the rest.
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@stephenconway2468 It's really everybody's problem or nobody's problem and will affect some more than others.
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JohnB Wright Obviously.
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@stephenconway2468 People should obey the laws and the laws should be enforced, if some don't like it too bad.
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@stephenconway2468 Well we'll all just have to do better won't we, maybe Macron's EU army could be sent in as a peace keeping force if necessary. I'm not in a position to end terrorism in Ireland the GFA lessened some of the problems not ended them if some people decide they want to start a war with the UK because we are leaving the EU that's rather strange don't you think.
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@stephenconway2468 Just a little extrapolation, do you think it would be easier to quell terrorists hiding behind nationalism with a supra national force?
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@stephenconway2468 I think the EU's attitude to the border situation has played into their hands, trying to use it as an excuse to keep the UK in the EU. I mean seriously what is the length of the border, what do you imagine would be the increase in illegal travelers, contraband and unregulated trade without an unmanageable hard border. I don't see it being a problem, are you trying to say there are that many undetected criminals operating in the UK and Ireland that it would threaten the existence of the EU.
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@stephenconway2468 The solution is for the people of Ireland to work out that's what being a nation state entails.
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Noel Conway We're leaving without a deal because we can't get a deal that suits us, it's pointless to keep talking about what our previous elected representative did the time is now, she is history and she failed us.
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@Alfa&Omega 00000 I better nip down to B & Q then sharpish.
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@JanetPoynton If we don't have Reform in power this year probably July at the latest, this country will be like a bomb site. With all the benefits of diversity, LGBT brainwashing and no money it will be so bad you won't believe it.
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@jesus12tribes The cons are arbiters of their own deserved destruction.
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@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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@taffyterrier Yes, like junior doctors. At one time the medical profession was a vocation now there are just to many cynical money grubbing socialists in the job, same with teachers, the fish rots from the head down though.
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@LetsgetloudUK What intentions are you talking of? Fooling the British into thinking she was delivering Brexit while doing the opposite to look after the interests of international corporations and the privileged elite.
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Sorry, there is no cake the Eurozone banks spent the money and didn't any!
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I sympathise but most important is to get rid of the uniparty.
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They will be vetted we have until May to check them out and need to do a thorough job.
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@edmunddengler7687 I am not involved in the vetting process, if they are not properly vetted there may be trouble ahead.
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@edmunddengler7687 It would be self defeating were there not more concern for winning than principles because in politics principles mean next to nothing for political parties without power. I personally think it would have been better if Reform issued a statement reflecting their views as a party over the death of Peter Lynch, but I am not an expert on winning elections. Winning really is all that matters in politics initially, then having won what matters is what you do as we have witnessed these last 30yrs.
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@edmunddengler7687 Haven't heard he's being removed, he's been taken off the top table but if he gets a seat in the House as he must if Reform are going to win he will be back and in the cabinet or Reform will be history.
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@edmunddengler7687 He is still in the party so I imagine he still wants to be an MP if Not PM, predictions are best left to Evadne we need more than a happy medium.
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Probably he is busy thinking. Empty vessels make the most noise.
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@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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@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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You don't say.
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@PaulWise-r4h Capitalism in a true democratic system is controlled by voters, who controls things when bureaucrats own everything? The public, don't make me laugh.
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What incompetence?
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Our enemy occupies parliament, understand that and all becomes clear. Join Reform UK.
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@theworldaccordingto4555 Look at the state of western countries today, none of it is anything to do with the people who have been in power for the last 34yrs is it? From Europe turning more and more to voting for right wing politicians, Germany in recession, France with debt to GDP of 117% the UK with £3trillion of debt and potholes for roads and councils declaring bankruptcy, no significant manufacturing industry soon to have no high carbon steel production and calamity Joe as US president. It's all the fault of Farage and Brexit 👻 🤣🤣.
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We went through WW2 fighting little Adolf and his boys just to ruled by the same type of pscho dictators today.
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@StarBoyyX There is always some truth to be found in every psycho's reasoning, today we have supra national entities full of psycho's.
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Women are stronger than men in many areas, durability, ability to withstand cold and mental attitude to withstand torture, heroines in the Second World War as an example.
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@andrzejudalski7081 What a strange way to think, if a man can do the job there should be no discrimination.
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The best political orator since Blair.
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Mathew Larza looks like one of little Adolfs top team, who is it Goebels?
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Have to get Reform in before the end of 2025 at the latest.
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@tonyackrill3718 I wonder if there are any E R people in Texas.
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Will Woodfall Would you believe it, the co constructor of the EU project and drafting of article 50 say's the EU has acted in an undemocratic manner and broken it's own rules in negotiating the withdrawal agreement without also negotiating the future relationship and must renegotiate or be seen as a rogue organisation.
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@mattycorbin6646 Where would we be today if we had health and safety 200 yrs ago.
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@mattycorbin6646 Just shows how totally deluded you are there would have been no scientific breakthroughs without taking risks that would break health and safety rules in fact I think humans would probably be extinct if H & S were a global system back then.
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Farmers are independent hardworking custodians of our land and support the British traditional way of life, therefore Labour don't want them.
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The W E F created the uniparty in 1997 with the intent to destroy this country now is the tipping point.
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Don't think you can rely on the polls.
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@David-rv6dn Reform UK, Britons never ever ever will be slaves.
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@waitingfortheday9384 They sold your parents the dream of socialism and the state taking care of you from cradle to grave, like all dreams you wake up from them eventually. Even if the people implementing socialism in the 40's really wanted to make our lives better the people at the top used the ideology to enrich themselves and the mind rot of entitlement and "why should I work for money when others are rich and don't" soon set in. Then the really entitled in government decided it would be good to have a new world order which would never threaten their lives of luxury and entitlement and used the idea of globalism, ending western nation states, and liberal non factual education to brainwash the next generation and all that goes with it to effectively neuter the majority of the next generation to subjugate them. The simple cure is to return to the hard realities of life with nation states learning to become self reliant under capitalist principles, cutting their cloth to fit their ability to create wealth, other nation states if unable or incapable would then be dependent and not entitled to have the same as successful states, their future must be theirs to decide.
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@sonicbooomboy Since the end of WW2 we have had only one PM that put Britain first and that was Thatcher, that was why she was maligned so much by the globalist EU servants such as Heseltine, Howe and Clark and eventually removed by a Tory party coup, she made a few policy errors mainly in timing but she couldn't find many in the Tory party who resisted the bribery and corruption funded by Soros so there was no one to tweak her reforms so that the country could benefit.
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Immigrants don't commit crimes in Britain they are merely taking reparations, 😅 suck on this suckers.
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@imonty-f3b Reform are the party with necessary size to gain power but their are many right minded people with ideas that should be listened to such as UKIP, Heritage party, SDP and Tommy Robinson. We have lived under the influence of evil in dark times long enough now the light is dawning.
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@imonty-f3b Any non uniparty candidates with a good chance of winning will probably be worth a vote, most important is to get them out of power no Greens, Lib Dumbs etc the obvious choice is Reform.
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@Foyo999 If you have an inferiority complex are a socialist or have a dependency mindset.
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@drummingtildeath When he gets the opportunity he will do a lot of things, but the establishment will try to stop him because it is no longer a British lead establishment.
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@blacklisted4885 These deluded socialists have Stockholm syndrome, they don't understand that politics in the UK since 2000 is just a puppet theatre to fool the British public into believing we have a democracy. I believe Sunak has already been told to get Starmer elected by his handlers and will be paid handsomely if he gets the job done and you won't see him in Britain for dust.
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@kiriakoz Glad to help but I thought everybody new the s--t state of our country and all western countries in fact is nothing to do with the people who've held power for the last 34yrs its all down to one man and Brexit. Go Joe you can do it the next two term Pres of America 😂 you couldn't run a bath but you can run the West no problem.
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@Foyo999 Wow that's a great comment so full of insight you must be a millionaire at least. Why would anyone vote for Reform to work for Britain when they can vote for the existing powers that be to remain the powers that be, they have done such a great job for our country haven't they? £3trillion of national debt a stagnant economy, the highest taxes since 1948, a country flooded with immigrants and a puppet theatre in Westminster there to serve their globalist masters. Vote Labour vote Tory and let the show go on there will be time enough to despair later at least this time the last person leaving the country won't have to turn the light off there will be no lights.
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@steiner554 Because they believe in the gullibility of voters, the media have the uniparty agenda to promote can't let any outsiders gain a foothold.
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@pip1723 If Labour take over next Friday they will be lucky to escape with their lives in 12 months time.
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Argh, real wokeness hurts.
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Bland has been the Tory brand for the last 3 years and it will not do, it has to be leave in October without the backstop or remain, fudge is off the menu.
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@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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@bermudarailway That's right another example of Blair's treason having human rights legislation written in to English law, that is only one of many laws which will have to be repealed when Reform are in government. Join the party, make it happen.
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@paulwood5803 The ECHR is just one of many bodies working against us, the change of our country's status from independent nation to globalist colony and the erasing of our national identity means we will be unable to stand up because we have nothing to Stand upon and no one would be able to see us if we tried. when/if we reach that point hardly anyone would be likely to think of trying to stand up.
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@throughthelenswatts Peter Lynch RIP.
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@warnpassion We have the power to defend ourselves from these invaders and hopefully soon we will do so.
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@thatgirlreacts5465 Mob rule is still effective, time for the misguided few to stop fooling migrants as to what awaits them.
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@thatgirlreacts5465 You don't have to be a victim.
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It's gotta be.
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@jefferson2310 It depends where you operate your cab as to the type of people you speak to, the Labour party will get a lot of votes undoubtedly but not enough to win IMO we will know soon enough.
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@jefferson2310 You think I am rich but I doubt statistically I would I would meet such a description, for instance I have never used a cab more than 5 times in my life, never earned more than the average wage and Thatcher giving my parents the opportunity to buy our council house pointed me in the direction of being responsible for myself as much as possible and not relying on the state. Doubtless many scroungers have spent more during their lifetime on personal expenditure than have I but I think I am happier than they are IMO but each to his own and everyone is different. But one thing I have learned over the years is that Labour governments are never of any benefit to average wage earners.
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@jefferson2310 My parents could only afford to buy due to the discount on the price having paid rent for 25 yrs, a mother with three kids could do her shopping while the kids are at school or get her partner to do it if they were under school age, saving the pollution caused by unnecessary traffic congestion. My pension exists because I didn't have more kids than I could afford and spend money on cab fairs when I could avoid them. ''Buying a council house is a lifetime of scrounging in one go'' LOL.
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@kaycamille1544 If only more people were really woke like us there would be a lot fewer problems in this country.
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@jefferson2310 Oh I see you're in deep, I don't think the discount was 90% but it was a long time ago. I guess you think it's unfair that people who fought for their country and worked in low paid employment should get some slight benefit rather than someone totally irresponsible who only thinks of themselves and what they can get. Unfortunately such people are too ignorant to realise that they will always be at the mercy of circumstances beyond their control, not entirely their own fault of course but fostered by people who through misjudgment or design keep them dependent and powerless.
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@jefferson2310 Irony is people voting for Labour because they think it's politicians identify with them and will make them equals while they have come from privileged backgrounds and send their kids to private schools or are career politicians who have avoided earning an honest living at all costs. The Kinnocks, chakrabarti and abbott et al cannot believe their luck living the life of Riley at the publics expense off the backs of the workers and never doing a damn thing to make things better.
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@VanessaSmith-ww4em How the outlook can change in a matter of weeks, Trump is destroying globalism and its network of deluded woke activists, the effect of Trumps tariffs will be massive. Don't waver Mr President the survival of the West is in your governments hands.
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What sort of remain do the people who support remain want. Do you want to remain part of an EU with the goal of ever closer union? If so do you agree that this means ultimately that the UK must have the EURO, that the current financial rebate thatcher negotiated will end, that we must have a common defence force, harmonised tax system and capital transfers from the richer states to the poorer states to enable poorer economies to survive having an overvalued currency. Do you understand that for people earning the average wage in this country this must entail a bigger drop in living standards than has been the case in the last 30 yrs, made even worse by the current belief that we must reduce pollution to curtail climate change. Obviously for the upper middle class and above they will be largely unaffected but such a lack of disregard for fellow countrymen belies a real venal attitude more in tune with Eropeans than Brits which explains your position I suppose.
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@bucketsandshims The backstop is a non issue, can you imagine who would operate the border between England and N I and what the UDA would do? It would be a pointless exercise and make Catholics sitting ducks, if you want to restart civil war in Ireland I can't think of a better way.
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@bucketsandshims I imagine the UDF or whatever the anti united Ireland terrorists call themselves, as I said elsewhere I am English I can only guess what's in the minds of people in Ireland. It's surprising where people get support for terrorism when they have a cause to fight for, easier to try not giving people reasons to think they have a cause and that is far easier said than done.
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Politics is getting simpler no more right v left, its right v wrong, globalists v nationalists and we all know there is nothing worse than being a nationalist unless its being a globalist.
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G M I empathise with your frustration at humanities narcissism.
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Blair's reign is now free to continue overtly, his latest move is to make everyone have digital ID's no no don't laugh its necessary because of immigration 😂😂 papers please, but I was born in England and lived and worked here all my life, no ID? £50 pound fine. I'm a refugee, welcome home, get in the car I'll take you to a hotel and they'll give you a new phone.
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@jimhood1202 You have the belief the EU can continue towards ever closure union with a common defence force that will meet the requirements of the UK, with a single currency for all necessitating fund transfers from the richer states such as the UK to the poorer states as happens now but with greater sums in future, obviously the British rebate will have to go, the British parliament will have to go once we have harmonised tax rates and the ECB setting a common pan EU budget what useful purpose would it serve that could not be delivered with much less ceremony.
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Defeatist.
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Oh those aggressive far righters they cause so much trouble! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@jeanbrown8295 Wake up and join Reform for £25 its the least you can do.
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The main problem with immigrants that I see is to do with Muslims, is it not the case that the only law they support is the law of Allah.
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That is why they want continued mass immigration I guess, weight of numbers will be able to secure Sharia law in Britain.
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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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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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The chance to rescue this country through democracy is still possible, for now, join Reform and end the colonisation of this once great independent country. Wake up everyone you can, if Reform could get just a million or more members it should guarantee their being in power within 12 months, just in time to prevent civil war and reinstate British law as it was before Blair's pro multiculti treasonous legal framework.
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@dudeyfeb88coach More likely collapse by 2026, you won't believe your ears when you hear Labour's plans for stealing our money, anyone with a house or other assets will be fair game for them. They are already confiscating people's cars through the ULEZ scam, it will 100% keep getting worse.
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@sarahann530 He's probably payed more as a percentage than many of the crooked cabal that run the establishment with their unearned millions from corruption and writing of the tax law that governs expense accounts, charity exemptions and the myriad other loop holes that are created to keep them rich from the quid pro quo dirty deals they do with the likes of Lord Ali, Al Fayhed, Gates, Soros, Fink and Schwab.
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@sarahann530 Are you on the payroll too?
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@anthonyfaucy2761 Easy solution to your question is Reform the benefits system.
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@alfydarkdeadly For over the last 30yrs all governments in this country have used tax payers money to give to their mates on the understanding they will get kickbacks to make themselves rich which Blair, Brown, Cameron, Johnson did and now Starmer is doing. The trickle down effect works well for them Miliband, Rayner, Hancock, Campbell, Sue Gray and Clegg plus countless others have all been well rewarded for their treachery against Britain. The mass immigration and demotivation of the indigenous people to enable the billionaire owners of large multinational corporations to have a supply of cheap labour to increase their profit margins show their gratitude to our politicians with generous donations of cash and sinecures for the services provided to them.
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@is-real592 Having a currency isn't the problem, having an independent Bank of England and making the country subservient to international controls is a large part of our problems.
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@donnykobana5209 It will always be an option for some.
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@Max88-xl2si The two factors which destroyed this country!!! What destroyed this country was the creation of the international rules based order to which all western countries are a part, effectively making them colonies with no decision making power for their own national interests, all must be subject to the decisions of the unelected oligarchy who run the world to suit their wishes with no accountability to anyone. They have created a tyrannical dictatorship and the effects are only now beginning to be realised by some and others are still oblivious, in another 12 months it will be a small minority who are comfortable in their world .
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@rebeccahack830 Not always morally superior behaviour if your work supports a tyrannical state, even paying tax is effectively betraying your own interests if you're British working class.
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@rebeccahack830 That's how socialism works though, life was really starting to improve under Mrs Thatcher it's been downhill all the way ever since.
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@Andy.barker The EU has not called his bluff, we know the EU are desperate for a deal that's all they have to offer the 27. If the deal is in our interest and has no bearing on our sovereignty we'll take it.
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@billsmith3771 Hah, nice to hear from a fellow Trump supporter. Didn't I meet you at Davos last or was it the climate change summit.
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@jutswheezie If Nation states didn't exist or cease to exist they would be recreated unless AI takes control.
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Brexit will happen, the kalergi plan is failing and will be abandoned.
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@Jezza_One have they been arrested for terrorism?
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@blossmctoss Whoever was guilty.
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Stephen Bidgood How much more evidence do people need that multiculturalism equals war, no matter what lies they come up with it's still obvious.
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@--Animal-- Ha Ha Let's have a big hand for a person from nowhere, but how can he be a person if he's from nowhere.
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@markmorrid8144 Legacy media indoctrination, it's such hard work thinking for yourself and there is not much of a dopamine hit.
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@davelucas8126 He was bribed by Soros with a promise of never ending riches.
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@Britishpatriot2011 If Reform don't win the next election then this country deserves everything it will get and it won't be good.
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Brexit means this country cedes no decision making powers to another, it's government can make treaties and it can exit treaties, impose tariffs or remove tariffs and is elected to power at every general election.
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@calvinlimgo The EU thought the game was finished they are slowly learning it's not.
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Why is Britain so small? I can barely manoeuvre my mega yacht in her waters.
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UK and France close allies 🤣 they certainly enjoy our money and our fish and still they're an economic basket case.
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And it's a big one so when the explosion happens that will be big too.
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Mike Oxenfire It's an attempt at creating a cult to inculcate self suppression. The youth and the feeble minded are putty in their hands.
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@alexjackson1863 The effect climate change will have on the planet and what self correcting actions the planet has available to alter things are not a given, basic science is just that and the more emotionally driven interference humans impose on the natural world the more problems we create.
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@alexjackson1863 I have yet to here anything vaguely practical regarding changing global warming from protesters.
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@alexjackson1863 I have yet to hear anything practical that will make a difference that is not equivocal, supporting civil disobedience with out clear objectives is political and intellectual anarchy.
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@alexjackson1863 Yeah spell out exactly what effect I am having on climate change compared to everyone else such as the 10,000 delegates expected to attend the IMF and World Bank annual summit in the US this week no doubt with at least one assistant each and so on. No your XR anarchists are all 0 emissions compliant like their 0% understanding of the issues.
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@alexjackson1863 I haven't flown any where for 15 yrs, I have never bought a new car, I cycle to work as often as I can I haven't bought a new computer or mobile for 10 yrs and 8 yrs respectively. How's that register on XR scale.
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@alexjackson1863 China is increasing climate changing emissions at a higher level than the total of level of current UK emissions, what's the UK going to do about that, you have a plan for us to capture all those emissions before they enter the atmosphere?
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@alexjackson1863 God save us from O'brien clones shouting soundbite phrases at everyone that they don't have an answer to, I attack anyone who can't see beyond their own bubble existence and think they can dictate how people must live based on flat earth scientific research.
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@alexjackson1863 What happens in cartoons is not real life and yet that is how XR protest, when you lie on top of a train, plane or under a bus you might end up a martyr. I guess you think that will make a difference but it won't China will still keep increasing it's pollution long after you're dead, have an enjoyable life while it lasts.
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What the world needs now are more self righteous, self appointed dictators trying to force one another what to do. That's got to be the way forward
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As much as there is to dislike about the Lib Dems they are way better than this mob of deluded self interested seekers after power.
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@TheZetec63 After 40 years of the EU this is what it's brought about, making the Lib Dems look half sensible Thatcher must be turning in her grave.
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@robduncan599 Maybe she's related to John Lennon.
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@sebas8225 If we went back to prehistoric times your comment would be relevant.
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@atruebrit6452 So they are when they threaten the undemocratic power of any system in power.
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@Jacqueline M Are blacks the same as whites?
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@CHEEEZ-UK Your government don't want you to live in a peaceful family driven community, keep learning.
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@truble2708 He ain't making you sick but you sound like you're sick to me mate.
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@alee3079 Nah its a globalist government but they are racist though.
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@SamsungSamsung-t1t There is no God other than the one in your head, if you have a bad head your God will be bad.
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@Nicenests Diversity is our strength 😂
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@SamsungSamsung-t1t The only God is the one in your head, if your head is bad your God will be bad.
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@Nora......... Once taxpayers money is withdrawn from all the crazy self serving ideological navel gazing organisations from Stonewall to the EU and Davos etc they will disappear faster than a snow shower in June, but it will take years before the damage they have inflicted on peoples lives will be a mere memory for us and an historical footnote for future generations.
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@John-u1j7r There hasn't been a real conservative leader since they got rid of Thatcher against the voters wishes, why do you think they got rid of her? They wanted to build a new world order which required the denationalisation of the West, which meant we had to join the EU. Globalisation is the root of all our country's problems now, the country's destruction was planned by Marxists in earnest after WW1 with what was called the long march through the institutions which effectively meant gaining control of all the important state bodies such as the church the Royal family a lesser priority, and the civil Service, the media and education system. The plans and objectives were always evolving in and developing to fit the circumstances but always with the goal of totalitarian control through fake national democracy and corrupt puppet regimes to meet the needs of the people who pay their wages and keep them safe. They are now losing everywhere, the US, Europe, Russia, China and India, everywhere people are reclaiming their nations and national identities and removing the chains of globalist slavery. If you didn't know why Trump loves tariffs you should be able to work it out from this.
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@edaleman2758 You're still stupid.
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@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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@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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@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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@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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Waris tv Don't forget to keep your welding mask handy.
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mindurbusiness-b3u Why not? If Turkish barbers can an electrician should have no problem.
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Lol
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You won't have to worry about such things in the Totalitarian Autocratic state the EU has planned. I wonder what the social media morons will talk about then.
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@remus3960 And throwing the book at any elected local politicians who try and determine the views of the people in their charge is EU democracy just the same as the UK. I mean we did outlaw the SNP throw their leaders in jail and tell them they could not hold a referendum didn't we?
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@remus3960 Yeh the condemnation from the EU over Spains handling of the issue was deafening, I thought they might even have sanctions against them.
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@asb1619 And the root causes are all laws are made to be obeyed, a blind eye turned by parents or anyone to any transgressions leads to what we see today. It's endemic in our society today from the likes of bankers and Blair to VW executives, Labours momentum, right wing numbskulls and your common and garden gangsters. But no matter at least there is some progress LGBT's are much happier these days, I think.
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Doesn't look like many houses in Clacton meet EPC C rating are the residents aware that with a uniparty net zero government they will be fined £15k if they try to sell a house that doesn't meet that standard after 2027.
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@wundurra24 If it's taxable tax it and then tax it more is Labour's motto and the Tories too, you know it makes sense. The only ones working will be working in the black (oops racist) barter economy.
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@roymiller2859 Opinion about what?
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Tony Blair became a socialist through the influence of Marxism, no wonder he fucked up the UK so much.
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@SusanJackson-k4z If they don't agree that Tommy has been victimised Reform doesn't want them.
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@garyreynolds5733 You sound beyond help, the larger the organisation the more complex it's decision making structures become, when funded by public money with limitless ambitions and no direct democratic mandate for the decisions it takes the more inefficient and corrupt it becomes (USSR and the Roman Empire come to mind). The colonies will eventually revolt when the monies all gone not to long to wait now enjoy your dream while it lasts.
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@garyreynolds5733 Six more words incorrect in there premise, many examples can be provided a relevant 2 come to mind. All experts given media exposure said the UK economy would not prosper without having the Euro. All experts predicted the UK would vote remain. A lot of experts used to think the world was flat too. The EU is more like a religion for the faithful than Brexit is to leavers. False equivalency is itself a matter for debate. We have an unshakeable belief in the value of our democratic system and an understanding of the effect the EU project is having on our country. I sling no vitriol, your emotional response to disagreement is typical of most remainers or europhiles I meet and betrays a closed mind. The EU project is failing, seek empathy with the poorest in Europe and find a human perspective.
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They are not all idiots, don't be fooled. They are globalists with no allegiance to anything other than money and power, their power must be destroyed by countries rejecting globalist colony status and return to become independent self governing nation states. Be prepared to suffer for a few years if you want to have freedom from their planned slavery, there is a lot to do. We have to rebuild our coal, gas and oil mining industries, repeal reams of legislation introduced since the 60's including the laws relating to multiculturalism. Return to valuing Christian ethics, supporting the nuclear family increasing tax incentives to fathers whose wives choose motherhood over working, and so much more to do. It has taken a combination of movements whose ideologies are malevolent to the superior British Christian model that created this once great country, starting as far back as the post WW1 cultural marxists with their long march through the institutions under the name of common purpose and ending up with the globalists and their plans for a new world order after the great reset which they are now trying to inflict on us. Make them do one, join Reform or at least vote Reform and get your country back.
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@obisan666 Looks like you're going to get educated in the school of life.
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@thetruth1662 We're al far right now, we're all far right now, you get what you wish for.
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@Eduman1979 If the next one spreads as fast as this one and kills as succesfully as Ebola or SARS -----------------------------------.
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Nothing Starmer does now will save his government so he will make no changes to the budget, prepare yourselves people this is our survival as British people we have to fight for. The last 30yrs were used by our governments to prepare the ground for what is happening, Gates want to feed you insects.
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@horusbaals6206 WTO or remain looks like the only choice, if we do remain the dissent will surely grow as the demands of the EU continue to escalate and it's support continues to fall in other EU states.
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@krankinkogs So that doctor who was arrested and later died was spreading false rumours and the Chinese arrested him just to make it look convincing and then the R O W just went along with the con cause they wanted to make some cash from the stockmarket. Blimey it's obvious when you think about it.
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@mjjveritas It is sensible to be suspicious just as it is sensible to do your utmost to protect yourself.
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@Me-ri2ke The majority of people in this country have been fed a very bad diet cooked up in the socialists kitchen for a very long time, it rots their brains, destroys any ideas of vertu, severs their connection to their Christian based ethos and kills the associated culture. Whatever the W E F think will be the end result of their labours won't be anything like they think it will be, if Trump gets into power a lot of people will be in very unenvious positions to say the least.
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@gullygullible9774 Raynor says there's no excuse for thuggery on our streets but its ok if you're brown and beat up policewomen, is that what you have to do to keep the girls of England happy? Just asking for a friend.
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@mikeyjohn9903 Poor thing have you lost your compass.
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@goawayleavemealone2880 ''Science can't go backwards it can only advance, that isn't true of other endeavors'' (Steve Jones) geneticist.
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I disagree when you say Farage would win the election if he came out and said I am with you lot, we could get Labour out of power if we were united and determined enough to do so, organise a general strike and they would gone within a month. Public service workers don't produce any money for this government businesses and their workers do, truth is people are divided some are scared, some are still comfortable, some don't know what's going on and others think they can profit from communism. So no I don't think Farage will get enough support if he does what you think he should do, also getting rid of the party system is too drastic a move and possibly unnecessary if we can find a way to give people more say over what the government does using referendums if petitions get passed a suitable hurdle. As for making Reform do the right things in government the same thing applies as to what I said about Labour, the power really does lie with us if enough people educate themselves or get educated. Join Reform, promote Reform, vote Reform the only option on the table like it or loathe it.
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SMEGY 89 It's time the UK invaded Poland, they'd probably welcome us with open arms.
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@frankie7461 Because the EU know that many so called British politicians have sold their souls to the EU, they are the ones who think they can have their cake and eat it. Unfortunately for them they can't, either the cake will eat them or we will. It doesn't really matter to the average indigenous Brit whether we get a deal with the EU or not when the EU realise this then they will have a different set of problems to get their heads around.
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@frankie7461 Power without sufficient accountability always breeds corruption in one form or another depending on the ambitions and character of those wielding it, I think this was the case with the Tories under Thatcher and Labour under Blair. Due to Thatcher's ambitions being mainly for the country rather than personal she was undermined by her ministers whereas with Blair the little integrity the party had was totally undermined by him.
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@davey1602 He has to bow to the powers that be as do we all if we wish to remain free unless civil war breaks out.
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@gugy68 Your birthrights have been stolen just as in the UK, globalism is just short for International meddling to make the rich richer and the people who they used to get rich from initially, poorer. It's difficult to see how you can improve your life chances without Trump, but at least you have Trump as a viable alternative. There is little sign yet of a viable alternative to the UK uniparty.
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@boota1979 America is a big country that's why Americans are so relatively insular or ignorant about the rest of the world, in a big picture it must be difficult to see the bigger picture when its not displayed to you.
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@mariacourtney8712 Good to know.
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@swojnowski453 People are mainly interested in the fast buck, it's only when the pain is too much to bear that they explode.
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@theprophet489 WAS THAT THE RED PILL YOU TOOK?
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@triodehexode When is a free market not free?
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@mrmensa1096 That's why we've imported 30M since the 60's.
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@swojnowski453 Warren Buffet didn't get where he is by going for the fast buck, or are you saying the fast buck is the only buck available?
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@triodehexode You have to go back a lot farther than 2008 to see evidence of a more civilised democratically controlled free market, far from perfect at the end of the 80's but heading in the right direction until we elected Major who gave much of our self governing abilities over to the EU and then Bliar who F------d us good and proper. The EU is the antidote to democracy it's achievements to date look quite spectacular from where I sit, hope I get the chance to see it first hand again soon but it doesn't look likely.
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@magdolnacornelia4647 Farage is irreplaceable but no one lasts forever, if he can last long enough for Reform to become established and if there are enough clear sighted people like Ben Habib still in the party then we can see the return of Great Britain as an independent sovereign national country again within a few years. People have to be clear about the choice they face, continual decline into communist tyranny or a country where the majority have some autonomy and responsibility for themselves. there is no middle way, socialism/communism means the continual growth of bureaucracy feeding off people by ever increasing taxes to pay for their grand schemes to the time when there is no point in working any longer and the country collapses into some hell on earth.
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@GeekanArtemis Even Tommy has said he has some Mooslem friends. You have to support the policies and judge by the results, we've seen what 30yrs of the uniparty gave us. Just vote for Reform and applaud their move to democratise the party, if you don't like the leader vote him out. You think Reform voters are going to put up with an anti British leader, no fooking way.
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The Brexit party haven't a hope of winning a majority in the election the voting public are far too stupid for that so he has no choice but to side with the only other party talking Brexit. Talking Brexit is not the same as making it happen it's all down to how much of a man Boris really is there are still remainer candidates for the Tory party if Boris really wants Brexit he has to try and get as many brexit MP's as he can into parliament. What are you Boris man or mouse.
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@shuramasmusic Time to ditch the debilitating dead hand of our EU overlords and get this country motoring again.
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@bucketsandshims Spain has no government neither has Germany, Italy or Greece most of the rest are hanging by a thread, you can almost see a pattern here I wonder if it is a necessary part of the EU project to create disharmony and chaos to pave the way for the EU government to take control and build it's brave new world. No more GB, no more UK no more nations either, all eventually speaking English oddly and doing as we're told by the dictates of the elites happy in our monotone slavish existence all in one large Truman show.
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@linda-nl8ib Women are so fickle.
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@terencebarrett2897 But nothing. Without being in power changing what has to change is impossible. Reform gaining power will end the stranglehold the international cabal have held over this country (with their uniparty puppets) and the west for the last 30yrs, from that victory many things will flow.
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@JulieMalone-oy1ll There is no alternative, have faith in real British people.
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After you Boris, I'll send you a food parcel when you're at the front.
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Go go you jocks you don't need a referendum just declare independence now.
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@Lies Tricks I'm sure the EU will manage the new highland clearances in a much more congenial manner than we did the old ones.
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Congratulations you've highlighted the fallacy at the heart of Western ideology for the last 70yrs, the EU project and global peace and cooperation, fundamental goodness and multiculturalism. These ideas have been expounded as if undeniable truths and what has been the result, evolution is a product of nature not subject to the plans of human ego.
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@erikb8979 And always will be, recognise and go forward with that premise to guide you.
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@Omnipotent-Q War is not pointless, try telling that to German Jews who were there in 1935. When you have developed surgery to remove the reptilian brain war may not happen, until then work for peace and prepare for war.
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@Omnipotent-Q If the UN had teeth it would just be another interfering dictatorial self promoting undemocratic political body, countries have to evolve as their people choose, at their own pace however tortuous and painful. That is the only route to lasting change. A properly functioning democratic system is the best one to bring the greatest improvements in the lives of the majority of it's people that I can conceive, the British have at times come close to having or even had such a system at times or so it appears to me. Probably organisations or individuals with great power and wealth prefer to keep the world unstable to serve their own ends and so the fog of war continues.
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John A Doe Like compensation from the GLMBC?
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John A Doe Is there more than one GLMBC?
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John A Doe No the Gender Less Multiracial Brainless community.
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@teresamoran7086 No deal is better than a bad deal. The EUSSR is better than China, err no scratch that the EU will soon be a Chinese colony.
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@kevinrobertfrasier1309 It's going to be interesting and it would be nice if there was plenty of schadenfreude to be had for the modest hard working majority of Brits with traditional values such as thrift and never a borrower or a lender be, though obviously adapted to modern demands.
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@davidparry5310 Easy to say but unable to justify your assertion. Democratic socialism on the other hand is a real oxymoron.
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@davidparry5310 I don't think citing a 3rd world country's separatist movements helps much, the failures of democratic capitalism to give equality of opportunity to increasing numbers of people lie mainly with the policies and interventions of the left such as scrapping grammar schools, underrating technical/practical skills and apprenticeships, overrating university education and the politicisation of trade unions. The left have no interest in the different needs, abilities and opinions of individuals that are out of line with their ideology and their lust for power.
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@davidparry5310 That was not a goal post shift, trade unions do not have to be partisan political entities they should operate in the best interests of their members unlike most do in this country such as Scargill and Red Robbo of auto industry infamy were. Division of capital and labour is in most cases unavoidable (the self employed are not included in this) but that should not mean the interests of capital and labour should be divided as our unions seem to think. Germany for one does it better.
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John Mitchell England is no more prejudiced than Scotland, Ireland or Wales or many other countries I believe but it may be a little more overt and institutionalised though it may be easier to recognise prejudice in your own country. Gordon Brown's response to that woman concerned about immigration when he thought the recording was off was classic but am I just being prejudiced.
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Tom Paine There are three roads into the future, left, right and straight ahead. Straight ahead is the road to progress, liberty and honest broking. Maintaining that direction involves diversions to the left and right to get around obstacles in the road, maintaining travel to the left or right leads to places we don't to be which kill progress, liberty and honest brokers. China has made some progress by veering to the right and Germany by veering to the left, China seems intent on returning onto the road left, Germany I can't say Russia looks to have lost the wheel and the US has gone off road.
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The best possible hope for anyone in the Tory party for what? Con the public into thinking we've left the EU so they can stay in power to further their destruction of the UK as an entity that exists due to it's history to become the Frankenstein creation of the EU.
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@maxb9315 So many people will never get the chance to grow up because released murderers have murdered again and again.
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@bens1972 Still doesn't make him an Englishman anymore than Lord haw haw was, technically he may be but in every other way he gets nil points.
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@yester9037 You're talking about Khan, right?
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@cathyrussell7157 No offence taken, you are correct and we must all strive to preserve standards. My apologies.
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The uniparty must be removed from all areas of influence in UK politics and then the mentally challenged woke self hating activists will be removed from all establishment bodies except the quangos which can be scrapped in their entirety.
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It's great to have an opinion but if you think you should be able to force your opinion on others you have a mental problem.
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Yeh it's great but I won't try and force it on you.
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I don't think I should be able to force my opinions on others, I just put them out there and wait for responses. A certain amount of mental strength in debates seems to be helpful, in my opinion.
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@cheekyboy5000 Just worry then.
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@gbrsjones11 Yeah that is true, the US has been riding for a fall making profit from Europe's disintegration exporting LPG and oil and buying British companies and expertise with the over valued $ can only be a short term play, the West's nations have got to extricate themselves from the internationalists cartel and rebuild their self sufficiency as independent states. Fortunately Great Britain is well placed to be successful as a nation state once we get the right government in place and when Trump and his team rids the US of its endemic corruption we can have a mutually beneficial trading relationship and political/security agreement but we must keep a nationalistic mindset.
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@stephensodyssey7423 Makes a change to see so many populists with the backing of the establishment so different from Tiananmen square 1989.
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@randomdaveUK We are in the EU and we have a problem which cannot be dealt with without observance of EU BS legislation terrorists in any EU state can travel freely without proper controls as if you didn't know. Hope you meet one someday maybe he will show you his gratitude.
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@johntrevy1 How do you identify a terrorist?
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Does it matter whether you identify a terrorist, what are you gonna do re-educate him? Is a knife wielding 14 yr old drug runner a terrorist or just an entrepreneur. Isn't there after all a little bit of terrorist in all of us? Let's just accept we can't change anything and make the best of a bad society.
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Stop all the brain farts for a minute and ask why is parliament in chaos and it's people suffering with the vast majority underpaid and 5 kids in every school effectively homeless? Answer because we are in the EU, solution leave the EU or scrap parliament as it is and support Macrons plans for centralisation. You can't have your cake and eat it.
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@hazelclarke8142 You think!
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Yeah we'll have another referendum this year and one every year until we get the right result in that way we'll never leave and find work for all the unproductive bodies in the MEDIA and STUDENT PROTESTERS who can try to no platform anybody that has views they disagree with. It's soo wonderful in England today where all the dirty work is done by immigrants and and groomed working class girls oop north.
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@SuzanneDeveraux A well organised opposition to Herr Starmer would not have to be carried on too long before he would crumble, and the civil serpents would be leaving the country like the rats that they are running for their pensions. The mopping up operations would take years though to make sure justice is done as much as possible.
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@SuzanneDeveraux There will inevitably be winners and losers as is always the case in life, it depends on personal circumstances, your location etc. To be forewarned is to be forearmed good luck to us all.
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@elitet3359 If the country votes for Reform en masse at the council elections next May then Reform should ask Labour to go to the country in another election, if they refuse then Reform should call for people to go on strike for 3 days every week until they comply. The government and companies can't sack half their workforce or more so if we stick together they will be toast. Go UK vote Reform and get it done.
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@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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@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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@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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Socialism is just another word for hypocrisy, always has been always will be. Politics is such an attractive occupation for psychopaths.
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From what Jacob says it won't be much of a disadvantage but it has been a bit of a farce, can only hope we've learned from it.
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Remainers say the UK is incapable of running itself today, if they are right the world is a lot weirder than I thought. If Scotland is capable of running itself to be better than it is today the world is even more weird.
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Common sense resides within the common man, a dying breed.
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Musk is probably right, civil war is inevitable unless we unite the remaining majority of British people behind a government like Reform UK and mobilise the armed forces to enforce British law.
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@rorykinsella8826 At least it keeps them all in one place, don't you agree Lord Ali.
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@Steven-d6b7x Neither was fahyed, apologies if I spelt his name wrong I find English names such a trial.
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@janicebirch7522 What does Lord Ali say.
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Italy already has, Hungary or Poland will probably be next. How long can the house of cards last?
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Something will be done.
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@christopherelworthy9640 Doubtless some people had fun in Rome under Nero's tenure as Emperor.
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@petejones622 Which multiculturalism promotes.
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@petejones622 Their culture promoted by multiculturalism, hope not hate or dope not fate.
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Worry not Reform will have to Reform if it's going to be elected, a week is a long time in politics. I'm a member too and Reform haven't sent me Information to tell me what they stand for, their articles of association or asked my opinion on anything. What does being a member of Reform mean? As far as I can see so far it just means blind obedience, that's not what I joined for.
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@bl4531 As long as Rupert and Lee get their fair share I don't care about the money.
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There are a lot of you still in the Tory party who sat there mesmerised and let the globalists take over with promises of money, you failed utterly to put the country first and must leave or join Reform if you are good enough. The old days of noblese oblige are gone for good.
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Tice and Ben Habib spoke for Reform on Peter Lynch, Widdecombe went off piste a bit, better to say very little when seeking power if you are high profile and important for winning voters over sad though that is. Obviously some will see it as being unworthy but politics is not a simple business and we can't afford to have feet in mouths the electorate have been brow beaten and indoctrinated for so long they easily lose sight of reality.
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Where would we be without the urban spacemans younger brother and chukka upper.
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@gatwickairport-j1i The West has many problems, each country has it's own particular historical realities that have been used to undermine their national identities to allow the destruction of their cultures. In the UK the continuous growth and adoption of Socialist ideology in establishments decision making processes and creation of legislation to enforce socialist principles including multiculturalism is anti-pathetic to human ideals and social development built on natural human desires. The ideologies of Socialism and Multiculturalism are the root causes of the major failures of Western societies in creating sustainable satisfactory lives for people, the UK has lost the credo that made it successful, based on British Christian values and replaced it with nothing of substance. Todays ethos is instant self gratification before all else justified by worthless virtue signalling.
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@judeflynn9223 BBC et al you mean?
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@specimenuncensored9121 Good on those companies for screwing out of everyone what they can just as they did when they colonised India and Africa. Lol now China can have a go and we'll just take a cut of the profits for as long as we can until China thinks it can do without us and then the next game will begin.
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@specimenuncensored9121 China is now in decline their methods are out of date, the West is advancing it's technology faster than China will ever be able to keep up with now that we are shrugging off the delusion of international integration that has hamstrung us since the 1950's. When the EU finally accepts it's dream is just a dream and wakes up to reality and N Z gets a leader with vision then Western renaissance will begin in earnest. AUKUS is just the beginning, a small but significant first step for it's participants.
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@specimenuncensored9121 The desire for international integration will be replaced with the understanding of the need for like minded nations to cooperate as with the recent AUKUS agreement to enable defence of legitimate interests, if the West is to survive it will be by countries returning to nation state consciousness retaining their identities with independent governments unfettered from international over arching legislation with accountability to their electorates not the self appointed dictators of the media intellegentia and by cooperating on agreed objectives while respecting national differences. Countries such as France with leaders such as Macron seeking international status through petty attempts at oneupmanship and undeserved national prestige by running down competing partners rather than recognising their own weaknesses and working to address them will get short shrift in the harsh glare of national accountability rather than hiding behind the skirts of internationality. The recognition of the need to support like minded countries rather than going for the short term easy win against the long term interest, just as China is now doing to try to meet it's long term communist ideological goals by reigning in the capitalist forces that have been encouraged recently. Unfortunately for China they are trying to ride two horses with different destinations which is impossible but will make for an interesting denouement, hopefully not too cataclysmic. The attempted coalition of Russia and China will be a difficult trick to pull off.
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@kynchan3332 If only more people in the UK today understood what you're saying then things here would change a lot faster, the reason for our present ills lie squarely with how our politics have been driven by historical grievances deriving from the advent of socialism and its class based focus on policies intent on the destruction of anything that creates wealth and replacing it with an ignorant diaspora devoid of a work ethic or national identity. Rising from our current troubled situation of woke suicidal internationalist insanity while retaining our liberty under a democratically run capitalist system is I believe possible given the right circumstances and an effective catalyst for change. What is certain is we are in a period of change, either we will retain much of our present way of life or we will move to something very different. There are many possibilities but I can conceive of none better than a world of independent nations who respect others differences and free of undue outside interference govern themselves in line with the wishes of the majority of their people.
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@kynchan3332 Freedom has to be constrained within the bounds of the agreed and legislated social parameters that the majority selects, problems arise when the majority are indoctrinated and ill educated with no development of critical thinking skills to understand the end results that arise from some ideological agendas. This allows the growth of special interest groups who pursue their goals with public support to the overall detriment of wider society, allied with a weak short term self interested government with an international outlook lacking patriotism and out of touch with the needs of its people can only result in the creation of a dystopia that will end in violence if allowed to continue.
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@johndeacon6308 You forgot her most important qualification Corbyn has her undying support. Shame her kids don't have her opinions, guess that's what private education does to you.
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@mattsmith87 Take the red pill.
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But of course.
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@spikemonster95 Remain lost so obviously we should remain in the EU just the same as if leave had lost it makes complete sense doesn't it?
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@spikemonster95 Our traitorous MPs should have thought of that before hoodwinking us into a political project dressed up as a trade association and then getting rid of Thatcher when she refused to go along with it. If parts of the UK think they will be better off outside the UK they will have to take their chances and IMO suffer the consequences.
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@philipwilliams5808 It's nothing to do with disagreement they are reneging on the manifestos on which they stood for election and on their vote to enact article 50, they are attempting to surrender control of the UK to the EU against the wishes of the majority of voters. If those are not the actions of traitors then I am wrong.
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@simonmaguire5250 They haven't spent the last 3+ yrs to prevent it happening to give up now.
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Why are so many Palestinians celebrating this ceasefire? I thought they supported Hamas and wanted war with Israel.
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@tentimesful Some people need to get a life.
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@befree3101 Vote for Macron.
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@markofsaltburn There is more than enough phosphorous under the oceans and in space the likes of Elon Musk and Branson don't spend money for amusement. Trying to distract people with imaginary problems is a tactic that worked in the past.
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@markantonyhoskins.3946 The UK won't exist if we stay in the EU so it's a matter of priorities.
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@leecourtney1225 Any working class person voting for socialism knows nothing of humanity or history.
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Vote Reform.
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@NeonVisual That is the view of a recent immigrant or someone insulated from reality in a woke bubble.
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@leecourtney1225 Capitalism creates wealth, my life under Thatcher improved financially and culturally. Under Major and Blair and with the help of the EU it has been in reverse ever since, now the socialist grip is vice like under the globalists insanity. Socialists still view capitalists in the hide bound way expressed in Orwells 1984, Denmark has made some good decisions regarding immigrants but I'm not in Denmark.
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Human nature is what it is when will people learn, humanity will out.
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@nicodesmidt4034 Biden as president, the illuminati reassert their control over the west more coppers killed more marching more disorder as the world slides down the toilet.
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@wiamoaw MP's voted for article 50 before they knew they would have a meaningful vote on a deal, it was only through Gina Miller and the remain undemocratic legal system that they were given a vote. The Elites in the UK have remained in control of Brexit through lies and bending the rules of our constitution it's a case of people verses the establishment if we cannot win independence via a general election then we will remain as a quasi vassal state as we are now or a de facto one with a Brino deal.
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@SuttonBen Trade deals take as long as the urgency dictates, we have wasted 3&1/2 yrs through our politicians trying to keep us in the EU. There has been no serious public discussion of the UK's future as an independent country again which is what the majority voted for and what UK politicians should all be working to create.
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@SuttonBen You are entitled to your opinion of Farage but that doesn't make it right, the EU is an anti democratic construction for the creation of an EU super state talk about personalities is irrelevant to the issue of Brexit which is just to secure UK independence. Whatever happens after will just have to be handled no one knows what the future will hold for EU states or other countries we can stand on our own feet.
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@Jack-fs2im More power to your elbow then, at least it keeps the facts in circulation as opposed to the MSM BS they keep pumping out and I enjoy reading the words of others who have the powers of reason and independent thought.
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Until people realise corporate globalism runs the world for its own benefit and then are prepared to sacrifice many of the things that make life easy while the world once again returns to countries being self governing nation states nothing can realistically change. The meaning of a good life and clues for living a good life are contained in the Bible and in Christian values, multiculturalism is a chimera instituted to help hide the truth from people and to fracture a once great culture.
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@ridiculouslyoverpoweredsup4421 He's just a typical hypocritical Labour voter, confused deluded and unable to think logically. At least he's not alone there's millions of em out there, Bah 4 legs good 2 legs better.
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@ashd7381 Any idea what percentage of immigrants usually vote Labour 80% would you say more or less? I wonder why that is and what % will vote the same way this election.
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@uweinhamburg Who would have thought little old Sweden standing up for itself, don't they like the Italian lifestyle or something.
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Darth Brino God bless the EU that bastion of freedom, free trade and fair shares for all elites.
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Darth Brino Every country does indeed have issues to address and that can be done so much more effectively to the satisfaction of it's people when their problems are not all rolled up in an undemocratic super state.
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Darth Brino Scotland's decision on independence is for the Scot's to make and they've had their opportunity and can do so again in a few more years, Ireland have had a short term lift, it'll be all downhill from here.
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Darth Brino Don't you follow the EU circus? Didn't you know that Sweden voted against the funding proposal of Germany and France to finance over indebted EU countries struggling even more because of the virus. At the risk of repeating myself Scotland was not misled, they were told the truth as it was at the time, with the agreement of the EU they would not meet the criteria for membership and probably never will. The last thing the EU needs is another mouth to feed.
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@jebbo-c1l With whom we have a large trading deficit and pay for the privilege after agreeing to give away our natural assets and under use our agricultural resources while providing the financial nous that keeps them operable, does that mean anything to you or don't you get it
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You make a good point about Labours freedom to act because of their large majority of MP's, this is something which needs to be changed by having recourse to more direct democracy as in countries such as Switzerland where major political decisions have to be approved by referendum. Something else we should push to be in the manifesto of the next government. I think Ben Habib could probably come up with a new constitution for this country, we must continue to discuss these matters urgently. In the meantime we must all support the farmers and mass protest at every opportunity, I think strike action and ideally a general strike would be a way to get another general election next year. We must all do what we can to starve the tyrants by not giving them our money, take time off work for sickness avoid having to pay ULEZ etc etc. This governments needs to be removed in 2025, they have never worked so hard at destroying this country they know its now or never.
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@CharlesKenwright What are you trying to say?
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To which comment were you referring, one has disappeared.
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@markweir1541 We are living under tyranny but we do have a democratic option to change that, the USSP became Russia so it is possible. Join Reform and help get rid of the uniparty asap.
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@Movenpick - Sea Fun Divers Funny man.
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@MOGGS1942 Good point.
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@idlewild073 😂😂😂
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Labours education policy is to keep the majority of people ignorant of the truth, have no critical thinking skills and to brainwash them into thinking they've never had it so good as they put you into bondage to serve the globalist cabal.
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@bluelight252 There is time to talk about that when they are in government, Farage still brings more votes for Reform than against. Let's get this *()^*ing uniparty of bar stewards out of the way.
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@johnholmes5674 Our new "friends" are as liable to take a shyte on the street corner and fling it at passers by as to use the park.
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@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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@alisonsmith4801 They think it's all over, it nearly is.
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@alisonsmith4801 Yeah we might as well have the Euro for our currency at least we could have cheaper hols in the Greek islands and Tuscany.
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@alisonsmith4801 And don't forget how important the border in Ireland is just like the border between England and France that half a million illegal immigrants pass through every year, they will be such a help in hitting our zero emissions target by 2050. The sooner the pound drops to 75% to the Euro the better as far as I'm concerned.
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@boota1979 I take my tin foil hat off to you sir you 100% correct, that has been the plan at least since Blair gained power and many PM's before excluding Thatcher and Churchill. Some of the earlier traitors may not have been fully cognisant of the intended end result but they played their part, as someone said "socialism is communism by the glassful".
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@eric-vu1jy They obviously don't know the UK is going to have no health service, no drugs and be an economic basket case after we leave the EU.
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This country was doing ok until we joined the EU got rid of Thatcher and our politicians got on the globalist gravy train to make tens of £millions for themselves and £billions for the globalists. Time to bin globalisation and return to a world of independent sovereign nation states and politicians only responsibility is to serve the country's populations.
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The children must have their say it's their human right.
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People have to be taught to use intelligence not to just parrot bullshit, you've little chance of having an intelligent conversation with people unable to think as the comments of many here would seem to imply.
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People have to be taught to use intelligence not to just parrot bullshit, you've little chance of having an intelligent conversation with people unable to think as the comments of many here would seem to imply.
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@djtan3313 That was before my time you must be a good age.
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@djtan3313 Kinda like slavery you mean.
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@djtan3313 I don't know I was really drunk at the time.
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Seems like a pretty good proposal to me, we''ll get most of what we voted for with the ability for parliament to give us whatever the country decides is desirable in the future. In effect we have got our democracy back and we won't be bailing out the EU in the future. If I am correct in my view the EU and the EURO are unsustainable without changes that will be unacceptable to the majority of people in EU countries we will avoid the consequences of any decisions the EU takes in the future. As long as we have our democracy we are in control, it's obvious which politicians don't have the UK's best interests to heart, it's unlikely the EU will agree to the deal Michael Gove described on the Marr show, if their is any significant backsliding from what I heard this morning then we have a problem if the no deal option is not pursued.
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@SilverSixpence888 We must elect our leader, Farage could still be our choice if he has an epiphany but the odds are against him.
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@Britishpatriot2011 Join Reform.
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@StarlightAxi The EU created the mess that is our parliament, continued EU membership will make Parliament irrelevant anyway. But don't worry about the issues just concentrate on the crises, disaster, suicide, economic collapse and the rest of the lies. Strange how all the prophets of doom can predict things so accurately about the future now yet normally their predictions are as reliable as a quote for a government funded construction project.
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@irieite9666 More like meaning a way to trivialise a states democratic attempt to gain independence.
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Tried convicted and sentenced by remoaners without a shred of evidence, so typical of European justice sleep easy monsewer Dreyfuss nothing has changed.
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@emm_arr So there is evidence? So why has no case been submitted for prosecution or is all the evidence you need in your head?
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@alfredbarrow1543 You believe what you want it matters not, in god and the EU we trust. It's not the entity that is detrimental to life it's the religion.
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@emm_arr I await the the inevitable trial (if your avid interest in this has given you reason to believe it) with mild interest as I do not consider it to be a matter of relevance to the outcome of the referendum. As I said it's the religion (and it's high priests) who are a malign influence.
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@emm_arr So the evidence is insubstantial, further investigations are needed yet given the level, tenure and tone of coverage as I said previously tried, convicted and sentenced by remoaners.
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@emm_arr LOL. Surely you can think of something more profound than that?
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@emm_arr That's better but we've wandered off piste a bit so tara for now.
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@emm_arr My opinions remain unchanged I have seen nothing to change them.
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Time to get these comedians and tarts out of parliament and we don't want them joining Reform, let them try and get a real job and no I don't mean some sinecure with a globalist backed media/public relations spot. I don't want to see or hear from them ever again.
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@placepages8071 Vote UKIP.
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@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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Vote UKIP.
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Reform 2025, the uniparty no more.
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Oh well not to worry we're all going to be £500 a year better off if you're a public sector worker 🤣🤣🤣 the clowns are running amok in the circus 😂😂😂 good game people good game give em a big hand.
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No need to ban it they think they've castrated it, vote UKIP if you want to prove them wrong.
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@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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Islam has no role in modern western democracies, dealing with the symptoms of this reality will change nothing you have to deal with the cause.
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@nemesis-f4b They aren't making mistakes, they are controlled idiots in the devils employ.
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Lies, all they admit is they followed their legal advisers advice on compliance and that they don't want to waste money continually appealing the regulators decision. Besides which it's totally irrelevant as remain government spending was far greater.
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@xinyiquan666 Herd immunity it is then, good luck to everyone hope you're one of the 95% or whatever % survive.
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@ThomasBritz We are far to domesticated to do anything effective.
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Takes one to know one, excellent qualifications for being a successful politician I'd have thought.
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@Godhorus Have to admit I haven't studied the Withdrawal agreement but from what I gather it is just the backstop that is the problem so why not limit it's time to be just for the two years of the implementation period subject to a successful conclusion of this procedure. If agreement over the implementation of the future relationship fails then we leave in 2 years without a deal.
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@Godhorus The safety net is not there if we leave without a deal, the EU have insisted they won't discuss the future relationship until the withdrawal agreement is completed so extending article 50 wouldn't be any help.
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@Godhorus We don't need more time, we either do a deal which gets rid of the need for the backstop or we don't.
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@simanothername3035 They only care about themselves, or that was the driving force of the leaders of the movement, just opportunists with no thought through fundamental principles. What do women want? There is a big psychological divide it seems between most women and most men if not all and most of the women I know don't have any idea what they want.
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There is no place for dissent with an ideology of ever closer union.
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Fisted Sphincter He was actually committing a crime which led to his demise.
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@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531 Wanting the same rights as Canada you mean.
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@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531 We can source what we need from anywhere and afford to pay for it if we have to but I would prefer to be self sufficient, I doubt it would mean rationing as we had it after we won the last war with Europe. Try not to let your delusions about reality rule your head.
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@shadowbanned111 Voting for the Brexit party may be the only way to rid ourselves of these two faced manipulative dictators who currently infest our government, if they manage to pass an amendment to keep us in the customs union it's game over bar a democratic revolution to elect the Brexit party or a full on people power one releasing some pent up frustrations and a little blood letting. The alternative is unthinkable.
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@keithyoung810 No evil will always be with, it just changes its appearance.
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@christophermonahan8571 That's exactly what they were thinking in France in 1788.
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@blushadow1726 Yeah Labour have done a lot of stuff and look at the state of the country now, state control always produces sub optimal results that compound on each other across all state endeavours ending up with something like we have in the uk now and what the Eurozone is experiencing. Socialism would be ideal if you could just remove the human element, kinda what globalism is seeking to do without the pretence of being socialist. We have had unfettered socialism running the UK for the past 30 odd years and longer in Europe , it doesn't work that's why the Euro Ponzi scheme is on the brink of collapse, they are running out of suckers to keep funding it. Soros, Gates, Fink and the rest of them don't have enough to fill the blackhole they have created because it is a proper blackhole that eats itself and everything that goes into it.
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@worldofameiso5491 Correct if Labour win it will be unbelievably bad for people within 2 years, God help young families.
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@catherinedee981 Can't see any of the 27 vetoing an extension unless they want to leave the EU, the EU is bankrupt so they would all have to take a financial hair cut when we leave and that would be immediate if we left without a deal.
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@JustUsFlyers Boris is a Tory so you have to vote for the Brexit party if he can't deliver before the next election, the Tories got rid of Thatcher when she opposed closer union with the EU so you can't trust them to deliver Brexit there are too many remainers in the party and I speak as a former Tory voter.
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@JustUsFlyers Parliament made up of some Tory MP's are blocking him all of whom should be named and deselected for the next election if the Tories are serious about honouring their manifesto.
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@JustUsFlyers They have no justification for being there more than you or I.
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@Globaldave1970 Make Britain fit to be a country for Tommy to live in.
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I like the way the usual suspects have jumped on Farages comments about Putin yet no one talks any facts on Ukraine such as did the West or mainly CIA sponsor the coup that removed the democratically elected pro Russian leader of Ukraine and replaced him with their puppet comic Zelensky. Why were there so many shady US labs and energy companies set up in the Ukraine along with Hunter Biden's Cocaine and sex interests and why were Russians in Ukraine coming under attack. In the face of all that, Putin still offered peace talks with Zelensky before the invasion and Boris flew over to make sure Zelensky was in no doubt what he had to do or else. Strange how Boris now has a moated Manor House and a place in France yet when he was PM he couldn't afford to redecorate No10, Lol. Suckers suckers everywhere.
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@UCrWhsExISPPHp2x5d5doehw Bill Gates agrees with me 100% on dealing with covid 19, wow does that make me a genius. Just to reinforce what Bill said here Belgium has just reported it's first case of the virus in a cat, I ain't worried, much.
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I wonder if that dude was demonstrating and protesting?
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So you do not think the P.M. is genuine in wanting relations with Africa that benefit both them and us? Young people do many stupid things no matter what their political allegiances at the time so I still think his questions implied much and revealed nothing.
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The Brexit negotiations were supposed to be merely a precaution in case the government are forced to take us out of the EU having been unable to persuade us to brino or remain, basically to agree a backstop position if as they see it the worst happens. They probably have the no deal, deal ready and locked up somewhere in Brussels.
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@kellymotion7901 Depressing to see so many silly comments. What is the reason the UK government has been unable to function for the last 3 yrs and nationalists are at war with globalists? I think you will find it's the EU.
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@AnthonyD-yy2in That would be your half European side talking.
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@AnthonyD-yy2in Well go cultivate it in Europe then.
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@mrsthelens1 There wasn't any choice for Brexiteers at the last election other than to vote for Boris, even Farage realised that. If Brexit has been sold out we will just have to suffer the consequences whatever they may be until and if enough people realise how much better life could be without the EU. The Wests response to Covid might cause enough people to think and question what is really going on in the minds of our elected leaders.
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@stevec6427 You think there are no racists supporting all of the other parties? There are a lot of racists in Britain according to the media they can't all be supporting just one party, and it doesn't matter at all. Uniparty supporting media aren't interested in racists only in supporting the uniparty.
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@scepteredisle Why do footballers today wear pink booties? That's creepy.
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CH4 should be prosecuted if evidence is found, are they even looking for evidence, paper trail, e mail, phone records etc. This stinks of corruption.
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Not at all, it's just propaganda. Think a little harder.
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@Allard8 A non time limited backstop is a nonstarter so no deal brexit it is as long as you insist on it.
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@Allard8 We have no idea what deal the EU will accept because they insisted on the order for negotiation to be money, withdrawal and lastly the future relationship so it's not even up for discussion officially. Being EU centric our government agreed and being EU centric also our parliament goes along with the farce. The whole negotiation is nothing but a fallacy designed to keep us in the EU.
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@Allard8 The referendum was only called to try and end the anti EU feeling of a few back benchers and the threat from the UKIP party gaining the balance of power, that is one of the advantages of a first past the post democracy system like ours. It looks chaotic and no way to run a country but actually works eventually to serve the will of the people. Long may it continue.
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@georginacox3909 Just as well the call centre number is out of order.
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Here's to a cleaner, greener Britain. Thanks for the optimistic comment all that's left to do is get rid of COVID 19 and it'll be paradise again.
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This is what OFCOM want, another waste of money org that needs scrapping.
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Don't get me wrong I'm 100% for Brexit preferably without a deal but you have to think why did Cameron call the referendum, I know Nigel was a very high profile agitator for brexit but was support for UKIP really that much of a threat to the Tory party? Was the referendum called to also or even mainly silence the anti EU Tories such as Peter Bone, Bill Cash, John Redwood and others. There are still honourable members of the Tory party who have been calling for our exit from the EU for many years more than there are Labour MP's, It's really good to see Widecombe back in the fray.
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@LGlifeisgood So should they all, or maybe SDP will be ok. Hopefully one choice will become clear for all ex Tory and Labour voters if it's necessary as appears likely.
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@Steven-mf7no Little Britain the sooner it is just a vague memory the better, yes.
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@LonDonTaylor. The copper was taking a knee at the time cause a black guy just went by, this meant he was in know position to defend himself and didn't see the perp pull his gun out.
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floss floss Yeh I know it's crazy, they were having a drink in the bar together 2 hours before it must have been a tragic accident.
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floss floss On what authority do you claim it was not a hate crime? He obviously didn't shoot the cop to escape, it wasn't a mercy killing so for what reason did he do it?
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floss floss Just using a little logic as the media aren't interested in reporting the facts. People will always draw conclusions right or wrong I'm not saying it was a hate crime you're not saying it wasn't, merely having the phrase hate crime is a hate crime to me as it's pointless and unhelpful.
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Bet you'd love to go for a pint with Katie Price.
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@SNAKEPIT359 Ignorance is bliss.
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@stoufer2000 The only pro war British politician I can recall in my life time is Blair. Thatcher allowed people to buy their council houses, she was kicked out by the EU loonies in her party 30yrs ago before the buy to let scourge removed the stock of affordable homes. Why were council house sales not done on a lease hold basis with a clause to prevent their being allowed to be offered for private rental whereby they would return to council ownership to end this scandal? Thatcher was the last truly British P M this country has had none since have had this countries working people as their main concern. It's so easy to be childish like Corbyn but children don't solve problems of war.
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Good job we are in the EU or else we'd all be homeless and starving while looking at those unaffordable necessities on e-bay and Amazon wishing we'd got the latest greatest I phone.
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@INoticeTooMuch1 It seems like an attack on 2 fronts with each one justifying the other to suck the gullible in along the way, it's a growing threat and difficult to predict the winner.
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@londonhodnet4079 More now than ever I would estimate, just as planned.
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@NiallOBhillie That is a problem for western civilisation.
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Does it not seem meaningful to people that the EU negotiators can negotiate on behalf of 27 countries with no dissent reaching the media in contrast to the British government who are criticised and have people attempting to prevent them from carrying out their mandate? To me this indicates the impotency of the governments of the 27 to affect the negotiations and their having to accept whatever deal the EU negotiate, whether damaging to their economic prospects or their security.
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@L J What facts are you talking about? Don't quote me what vested interests have said about their predictions.
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@benbow7 This is evident just from looking at world history, why do so many fools delude themselves otherwise. It has to be from a concerted effort by the megalomaniacs with a long term plan for world domination, why have the majority of people in Western developed economies been forced to accept massive immigration and substandard education, healthcare and living standards. There is either a plan or a complete lack of one, and looking at the devious attempts to thwart Brexit it appears there is a plan.
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@georgedodzy4971 I think you spelled your name wrong, should be one d.
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@jamespatient7438 Somebody has been telling you porkies.
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@jamespatient7438 When they use your money to create orgs like the Institute for Energy and Climate Intelligence which are not held up to independent rigorous scrutiny by the actual scientific community they're not going to tell you everything is fine and there is nothing to worry about because they wouldn't have a sinecure to live off. Strange how you don't get told when they set up these money pits who gets to work there where they got their qualifications and what their actual achievements have been outside of the make believe woke world of academe.😂
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@jamespatient7438 Because I need to use my celebrity status and political influence to fly my private jet around to tell everyone else they must get back to living in caves without lighting a fire and stop eating meat.
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@jamespatient7438 Could be worse, I might own a house in Whitechapel or Hareshill. Count your blessings I guess, are you ok patientjames?
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@matthewcook9404 And we know this because the far Right have been in power for the last 30yrs and this country has never been in a worse state than it is now has it? RIGHT.😂😂😂
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@manoo422 Calling them sheep even if it describes them is not going to help as much as demonstrating why they deserve the name and that they don't have to carry on being like that.
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@manoo422 Yes I agree, that will only happen when we have taught them, some may teach themselves when they begin to suffer the economic depravations on the way.
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The single market was created to try and achieve some worthwhile benefit from EU membership, but it doesn't make being in the empire worthwhile.
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An empire is an entity which holds sway over the peoples of other countries, the EU claims to be a joining of countries implying all have equal importance, power and influence in the union. This is clearly not the case with the countries representatives in Brussels and certainly not the case for the voting population of the countries. The often cited democracy of the EU is merely democracy of the elites who are not representative of the populous.The REAL people of Britain are prepared to suffer any hardship prepared to make Britain GREAT again and a true democracy.
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By real I mean the people who live, work and pay their taxes to the UK.
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Don't you understand what democracy is? It is not electing leaders to a parliament that does not represent the views of the electorate and removes the judicial power out of the country and gives away sovereign power.
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Well it seems you prefer living under the new EU empire and thinking it's better than the past I take it you're not Greek? All empires die, I hope it's not to painful for you.
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The Franco German empire is not exactly like the old UK empire it is a 20th century construction to achieve the same ends. It is yesterdays solution to the questions of achieving peace and economic growth, though it has some agreeable features it has to many undemocratic features to be acceptable to enough of the populations it seeks to govern. What comes afterwards is what you have to decide, I think the evolution of the British Empire could provide some answers.
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Any emotional fury as you call it is against our loss of democratic rule. You think Germany and to a lesser extent France do not dominate the other 26, I think you are part of a shrinking majority.
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My point is that everyone does not have a veto and democracy cannot be operated by proxy. You can call it a political organisation or whatever you like but it still operates pretty much as an empire and looks more and more like an empire as time passes.
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British democracy elects a government that has produced a manifesto, if the government does not keep to the manifesto pledges it is held to account by the media and the opposition. If desired they lose at local elections followed by a general election. That is democracy not the backroom deals and opaque machinations carried out in Brussels. No system is perfect but ours is as good as it gets. I hear very little about EU politics on British media and have no desire to take part in making legislation for foreign countries.
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Torian when did they have the vote on the EU's brexit deal offer for the UK and why didn't Britain use it's veto?
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In our democracy we know what our representatives proclaim to stand for, what our parties proclaim to stand for and we can see when they don't carry out or support what they said they would and then we vote according to their performance on issues that directly affect us. What happens in Brussels is to distant and it's decisions have too far reaching effects on us with no control by us. As I said who voted on the deal we have been offered and what is the process for scrutiny and re-assessment, it would probably take a lifetime by when the issues would be different.
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Have you heard about the report just out saying the UK will suffer economic under performance after Brexit, what a surprise, we have been outsourcing the running of our country at an increasing level for the last 40yrs. looks oddly analogous to the Carrilion debacle to me, so the sooner we run our country the better I think.
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Is it economically advantageous to EU countries if a free trade deal is struck with the UK and an arrangement to have common standards is agreed?
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@horusbaals6206 You'll have the f----ing Euro if we have to insert it anally and no more of you're nonsense.
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@Ramdingle007 Well Boris is reported to have a 14% lead in the polls so it looks like you're right, just got to keep Bojo on the right path and make sure he pays if he strays. After seeing Sajid the new chancellor on the Marr show I don't think he will but after con men of the likes of Blair you can never be sure.
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Do nothing and you will not be blamed.
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Art Anson The start of something nasty happened in this country when Thatcher was stabbed in the back.
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@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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Paul Nolan The smart ones have already left, where are you?
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Susie La 1 Grow up see people for what they are and the world as it really is. Why do you think Germany is working with Russia to build the new gas pipeline?
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Trump and Farage top team.
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@77gazw Join Reform now, let's get Farage in No10.
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A few steps behind surely.
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Isn't life absolutely splendid these days, have we ever had so much crime and disrespect for law and civility? I wonder if there is a strong correlation in todays situation and the unparalleled influence of and time spent promoting the views of the liberal celebrity elite. I bet the likes of J. O'b would have wet themselves a couple of years ago had they received an invite to dinner with Harvey W. and branded anyone talking about his criminal behaviour as an ignorant uncultured hypocrite. Some people just can't see reality till they are hit over the head with it or have their Rolex stolen.
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I wonder are the news stories I read regularly these days all fake news, such as nearly 400 recorded cases of violent assault or rapes in Broad street Birmingham in the first quarter of this year, not to mention knife crime and personal experience even with my modest unadventurous lifestyle these days. I don't recall nearly as much criminal activity around in the 1980's, but that is just subjective memory. Talking of economic slumps, was the crime rate high at the time of the Jarrow march and what would have been the most common nature of crime in those days I wonder.
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We need a Reform UK government like now.
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@El.Cid17 Get a Brain he hasn't been charged with a crime yet, they want to manipulate public opinion first so that fabricating a crime (because that is what they'll most likely do) will be more readily accepted. He could say that tat the time he had diminished responsibility because he was just used as a tool of the media to undermine established British mores and values.
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They stopped the winter fuel allowance for pensioners, increased the NIC for employers, over 30%predicted to close in the hospitality sector and there will be plenty of others in retail and manufacturing what's left of it, no increase in income tax thresholds for workers and closing down steel making, wasting tens of £billions on net zero and public sector jobs and illegal immigrants and the crimes they commit. Venezuela here we come right back to slavery.
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@sterlihalla Oh my god did you see how ENGLAND just bossed N Z in the rugby, wow.
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That's why it's popular
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I was looking for some Brexit news but there doesn't appear to be any.
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@SM-ui3hc Is that the one that preaches death for apostates.
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Join the Reform party now, for £25. it's the best value for money available today.
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@JosephinaAllison There is already a guerrilla war on a minor level, this will continue and escalate. It could become a civil war if we don't get a strong leader like Nick Tenconi determined to restore Britain to its Traditional Christian ethical governance at whatever cost. It will be so much easier now with Trump ready to do a free trade deal with a traditional British government, we have to see it through in honour of our historical heroes.
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@angelaschrade5679 Are these women not asking for special treatment for people of their racial background?
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We should worry about everything and die a horrible wasting death.
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@mrdemocracy7106 LOL true.
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Gary Shropshire From a moral standpoint I can only agree.
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@Phoenix The truth unpalatable for you.
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@Phoenix Fortunately we still have democracy in the UK it has been thwarted temporarily while the deluded and self serving MSM along with the self interested politicians attempt to control peoples thinking with propaganda and fear mongering defeatism. If they succeed we will most likely remain in the EU for as long as it lasts, it will be very interesting whichever way it goes but one thing is for certain the future will not be like the past.
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@Phoenix What lies have you heard then.
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@Phoenix So life in the rest of the EU is all hunky dory as you see it and it's just in little old UK where there are problems all caused by the Brexitards, try telling that to all the economic migrants and asylum seekers in France and other disembarkation points around Europe. Sure there are problems in the UK all caused by the liberal socialists who have held sway with the support of the EU for the last 40 yrs so why haven't they made life so much better here as they have had the upper hand? Let me guess it's down to those terrible Tories with the help of the Lib Dems in that coalition government with their austerity policies, strange don't you think those self same Lib Dems and most of the Tories are working harder than they ever have before to keep us under the control of the EU. Who is your MEP by the way and did you vote for him and do you find you're in agreement with his voting record in the EU parliament.
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@Phoenix As I thought, you thought you knew what is going on but you haven't scratched the surface yet.
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I didn't realise she took us to war with Iraq, and we haven't had any governments in place since she left office.
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Everybody with sense and experience can see the Labour party are generally in it for themselves, there are a few exceptions to prove the point. Check out panorama last night and Emily Thornberry, wonder where she got the money hope it wasn,t from the public purse.
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Breaking news BLM protesters have been arrested in Hong Kong for extradition to China, reportedly for purposes of experimentation to be followed by execution. Those Tories know no bounds how I hate that austerity.
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Britain has been a globalist colony since joining the EU and has been at the mercy of the globalism movements desires and not the indigenous people's heartfelt desires, such desires have been overridden by manipulating people's superficial wants with legacy media psyops and state bribery supplying instant gratification followed by long term pain. Causing people to act against their own best interests, removing family influence, destroying Christian based laws and values and educational standards, too many people have lost their sense of self and the ability for critical thinking .
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@williamauger-h8o He has been paid by the state since before the Brexit referendum IMO to hold back the tide, money seems to be his main concern.
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@mrwoodward273 Pointless if Farage and Yusuf or either are still at the top, there have to be big changes this year or we have to have a new party failing that independents are the ones to vote for.
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I think I would be very tempted to cancel my council tax direct debit if I lived in any of the affected areas, join Reform' go to your local branch meetings and get organised.
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Best video you've done yet.
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With luck the future politics will be more like the now distant past of the 1950's with democratically controlled capitalism based on British Christian values versus Socialism/communism. If we learn the lessons of modern history who knows how long the new enlightenment could last.
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Not as strongly as they smell, I don't chase anything, if it doesn't come naturally I leave it.
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No more like Blair wouldn't you say.
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It will be interesting to compare the eventual outcome of Trumps reign with that of Blairs.
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Muslims need to own this problem.
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Not with W E F uniparty puppet politicians in control it isn't.
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@suzieq9245 Wake up! Why are we getting rid of our last steel making facilities which are capable of producing weapons grade steel, spending billions and putting 6000 thousand out of work and reducing the income of people whose services they use. Putin is not interested in basket case Britain.
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The conceit of the man is matched only by his obesity.
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The UK left the EU to return to being a democratically controlled, self governing country which the great majority of the political classes don't agree with as it impedes their oh so lucrative gravy train, they still work to get that train to return to the UK for their own benefit not ours. Just as the SNP want Scottish independence so they can try and get the train connected to Scotland for their benefit regardless of the suffering that would be inflicted on the majority of Scots.
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@harrybryan9633 Why the same as in yours me old mate, one world innit and one word to rule it, globalisation.
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@pmarsh3700 Reform, the British people's party, they're not all right all of the time, nobody nor anything ever is but they will get it right because they're British like us.
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@blueroyals71 We had Socialist ideology calling the shots through most of the seventies, sixties and fifties. France and Germany (basically the EU) are basket cases today, Trump and Reform will restore the reality of British and American exceptionalism.
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Did I really say that, I don't remember saying that. Next question.
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@mokhan7008 That's not an option the EU has big plans for the future of it's political project the UK is like a square wheel.
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@0601989m Yeah good point but then most countries in the EU work that way France and Hungary along with Spain prominent at the moment.
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@Craig Barrett Bless him and curse him.
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Where is our Xi we could be running the EU if only we had one.
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@mrchainanimal3637 That's what's so great about the British we have developed robots to do the work.
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Go Afghanis go vote, fight for your democracy, your future and fight corruption a better life is there if you want it I wish you prosperity and happiness
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@zanyzoo6767 Socialism and the EU have damaged this country nearly to it's extinction, It's great to hear you loonies wail now we are stepping back from the brink. I've enjoyed my time in the UK from beginning in a council house with working class parents to my retirement as a working class Brit in spite of the unions, the EU, Heath, Blair and Major thank god for Churchill and Thatcher to whom I owe so much. Ann is the sanest politician I have heard for ages.
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@zanyzoo6767 My great grand parents and grand parents worked and paid taxes to pay for the creation of our society, Thatcher gave my parents the chance to buy their council house to benefit from lower costs which they did and lived there until death. both worked all their lives and paid taxes which had they not been squandered by the authorities could have been used to benefit other deserving families. I did work hard enough to buy my own house even though I doubt I ever earned more than the average wage, I used my intelligence and the system to achieve my aims. It was always a struggle and the unions were never any help to me in fact they were a definite obstacle and gave me no support when I needed it. That's not to say I'm anti union and when they first developed they may have had some beneficial effects that I gained from, the class system in this country has been damaging in many areas but has been advantageous in others. This country has not had a decent P M since Thatcher and the country has suffered for it, people have not evolved in the way socialists dreamt they would and trying to construct a society for imaginary people leads to chaos. You need a society designed to work for people as they are that meets their needs, educates them to think to be able to achieve their potential and punishes transgressors of the laws, rehabilitate where possible but not at the expense of the rest.
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@zanyzoo6767 The unions would be more useful if they operated more like those in Germany where the head of the union attends company board meetings and is party to companies financial status and decision making, the interests of the workers and the company are one and the same so it makes complete sense and works well. That probably doesn't fit in with your class war, us and them ideology which is why socialism always fails to enrich people. Thatcher was a radical from the Tory and Labour perspective, she was middle class and well educated with an industrial background in chemistry, no one like her has led the Tories before or since to my knowledge which is why it suits Labour and many Tories to forget her revolutionary policies and let things return to the old destructive class war attitudes they are comfortable with. She made mistakes as do all politicians the poll tax being the main one, the principle is ok but it's introduction and operational details were all wrong. The policy of council house sales is an excellent example of where the entrenched class war attitudes of the status quo have failed the public as usual. My parents weren't given anything they were sold a house with a discount to it's market value to account for it's building costs having already been paid in rent and to absolve the council from future maintenance costs. After Thatcher had been stabbed in the back by the EU lovers there arose the buy to let problem of people buying cheap council houses to rent out, this suited the Blair government of the time as it gave them something to blame the Tories for and it suited the Tory government because it created more Tory voting landlords able to provide cheap accommodation for cheap migrant labour which both parties approved of. The easy solution for this problem would be to sell council houses on a leasehold basis with a clause that would see them reclaimed by the council if they were rented out but this won't happen unless we have another radical reforming leader like Thatcher. Can't see this happening in my life time as there seems to be no interest in improving the lot of the common man by any politicians today just a continued dumbing down by the media and education and encouragement for social disharmony and disenfranchising indigenous populations through multicultural legislation, gender neutrality, mass immigration, an emasculated legal system and cancel culture threats to free speech.
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@bucketsandshims Simple game theory, why antagonize a minority when you think you're winning is why no action was taken against Brexiteer MP's. Don't give the people a reason to vote for Farage.
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@H-to-O LOL LOL LOL
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@TorianTammas Not when you can go crawling to China.
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@TorianTammas Keep telling yourself that if it helps.
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@TorianTammas Depends on your view point.
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@TorianTammas The more difficult you make it for an independent UK to trade with the EU the more likely the UK will trade with other countries, the longer that is the case the less likely we are going to want to trade with the EU unless the terms are favourable. The world is changing and the EU is living in the past on command economy ideology.
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There will be much more of this until we get rid of the globalist uniparty and get Reform in power and join up with the US fight for nations to gain independence with Trump, there is no other option it's them or us.
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R I P Peter Lynch.
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@geraldgallagher825 That's your problem, you cannot get beyond the characters in the play to the underlying story, Brexit has a life beyond Farage he gave birth to it and is attempting to guide it's future. The electorate is too fickle for him to get his party elected to govern even if that is what he desired and so he must work within the reality of the situation he is in.
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If they ensure we leave the EU that goes without saying.
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@Anon784 Unfortunately they don't need any other excuse than you being a protester.
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But don't expect to get your country back with Reform running the country led by ex Tory boy Muhammed.
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@leapsplashafrog No deal is better than a bad deal, she must have meant there is no other deal better than a bad deal, I would this PM is worse than no PM.
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@SusseBo Germany calling, Germany calling.
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@maanze9284 We are in the preliminary stages of drawing the battle lines for what is an ideological battle for the future of the UK. Unless we prevail your question will be meaningless.
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@tenniskinsella7768 Just keep voting for the uniparty to get more of the same, its a great life here in the gulag.
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@KevinDeegan-fr7wu But you are probably honest British and conservative with a small c.
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@chroniclesofahalfwit If there is a next G E.
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@sharonsmith1242 There is a lot more evidence available now to condemn Blair with, people are so naive.
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@fumblebee4234 Including the children.
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@emiliefreakinbrown1812 That is how it normally works throughout human history, you can't change the course we are set on because the military is too weak and the people are also.
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@KevinDeegan-fr7wu I didn't make them for your benefit you are obviously unable to reason beyond 2 + 2 =4.
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@KevinDeegan-fr7wu Looking how people are voting and have voted for the last 40yrs there's always millions.
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@juankusoff Well we can see all the other party leaders don't, as far as Nigel is concerned we'll have to wait and see. 100% sure he won't be worse in that regard.
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People largely behave like sheep and adopt the attitudes and beliefs of their parents or peers, it is a constant battle to educate and illuminate. Religion just makes things more difficult. Fortunately Britain and Henry the 8th had it's spat with Catholics laying the foundations for todays secular society with religion now taking a back seat in law making and social mores. But that means some of the flock going astray and following the latest fashion for gender self determination, believing all people are created equal and good and other harmful beliefs of innocence over experience.
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Her and Lammy have something in common then.
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@GeoffV-k1h His agenda is clear he wants to end corruption, he is not hiding behind virtue signalling B S to control the lives of millions with fake schemes. He isn't flying around the world buying politicians every time a country has a new government like Gates, Soros and fink do, he hasn't made his money through corruption he is a risk taking entrepreneur. His ambition is to fly people to Mars and spread humanity out into the universe, I don't share his ambitions but I share his hatred for corruption.
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Truthseeker What is treasonus about taking money under false pretenses.
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@richardgallagher4880 I don't think you're fooling anyone, desperate measures by desperate globalists to keep the rape of Britain going.
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@chrishinds1762 Enjoy your pollution, stabbings, falling house prices and vacant buy to lets after Brexit , you might even get more tourists after the third runway and the drop in Sterling.
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@mattsmith87 Oh Jeremy Corbyn.
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@utv5490 Why from Iraq and Libya of course, they're so peaceful and friendly they just want to live a good Christian life in a democratic country that gives them more than they can dream of.
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@utv5490 I'm trying to get people to think about the future and the mistake that is multiculturalism.
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@utv5490 I want to live in the country I was born in under the laws that were in force at that time with a few exceptions such as gay rights, marriage etc with the reinstatement of capital punishment and a review of human rights law and laws relating to multiculturalism with a view to reforming them to reinstate British traditions and values. The accusation of hate is just a smear tactic employed by people who seek to manipulate emotions when they have no rational arguments to support their views, all that I hate is to see the fall in British standards of policing, justice,education personal responsibility and integrity.
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@utv5490 Oh dear you're not in touch with reality and you don't seem to be too cognisant of written English, I said I was in favour of the laws that were in force with the exception of gay rights and marriage laws where homosexuality was illegal back in the day. There have been far too many changes to British law to discuss line by line here even if I knew them all, people are just people to me I have no dislike of immigrants or homosexuals provided they observe our laws and adapt to our culture, do not deface our streets with too much grandiose imposing foreign architecture and accept that if they dress as aliens they appear to us as aliens, letter boxes or bank robbers, whatever. Why anyone would immigrate to a foreign country and think it acceptable to impose their culture on their hosts mystifies when they have immigrated to enjoy the benefits the host country provides.
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@utv5490 That's not a smear either is it, irrational, illogical, emotional and living your dream thank god more and more former members of your dream sequence are waking up.
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@cwporter324 Stop eating all those cheap foreign takeaways and drinking so much booze then. Just because we have negligible unemployment and you have a bit of money in your pocket that's no excuse to keep bingeing.
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@boota1979 The dinosaurs clinging to the historical significance of a once great British Tory party that died completely around 30yrs ago.
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@willmartin1033 Scotland has it's wee Jimmy Crankie where and when is England going to find a leader of such quality.
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I wish Trump every success in his attempts to end globalism and return the West to a cooperative of nation states, our future happiness depends on it.
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She is one of a multitude.
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@madmax-rf4tb Do they still have matadors in Spain?
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@Alfa&Omega 00000 The backstop as I understand it is mainly to manage trade flows and you can't manage trade flows without a hard border can you cause those devious, lying and cheating people will sell you counterfeit/substandard goods and those other devious, lying and cheating people will happily receive and sell them to their fellow countrypersons. Just like they do now.
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@madmax-rf4tb How do they get that past the health and safety regs.
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@Flan-- Everyone who survives prospers from war, look at Germany and Japan today.
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@Flan-- Yeah they changed their ideologies and they prospered, what's your point.
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@utv5490 Are you saying you think Israelis are westerners?
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@utv5490 The same would apply to them, but I imagine they would already be aware of that, just have to evaluate the risk/reward ratio for personal consideration.
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@forza223bowe5 Isn't compatible with PC society and Lib Dems can't handle it that's why most of their kids haven't been vaccinated for MMR. HA HA
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@carlosfigueiredo8193 Keep sucking your blanket and telling yourself the presidents know best the presidents know best haargh.
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@carlosfigueiredo8193 Get real, grow up and do some research but not if you can't do it in a carbon neutral way, that doesn't include buying carbon credits.
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@carlosfigueiredo8193 I am what and what, sounds like someone's being a little judgemental to me! You're done.
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How is it the ''EXPERTS'' can tell you what global temperatures will be in 50yrs time but they can't tell you what they will be at Christmas, because they could be proven wrong. LOL.
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@hopegreen9027 Tried and succeeded by the looks, he must really need that job.
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@ClaudeGhendrih-w4o Anybody whose rich is a tax cheat, ain't that right? Old man Blair and his mates Soros and Gates must be premier league.
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@czarekp3552 I thought they used boats these days.
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@johnm2012 Them what? Lawbreakers who invade countries you mean?
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@WTFUI-rk6zh He wants people to be free to drown if they want to.
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@dennismay1023 Nothing but another successful Anglophile, we don't want no more of that sort.
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Please let it be so.
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I think we're going to need a lot of ditches.
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Was the council leader recently elected who shouted Ali's Snackbar a fanatic or British.
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avenger. Good point the american indians were racist and look what happened to them.
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Walter the 40 bn are due just as much as the rent you will be liable to pay us for any infrastructure we have contributed to in the EU. The lawyers will have work for decades, another win for the elites.
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There are always lunatic claims on both sides of any negotiation just as in a strong tackle in football, the greater the European influence the more theatrical it seems. Thank god you don't play cricket there would be no such thing as playing with a straight bat.
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The Mac SHOULD BE AT HOME.
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@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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@bloomscapegardenservices1849 True.
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@peace-now So?
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@jason-jc9bz It will be.
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@nas.a95 They are a means of transporting people who should be at home if not doing essential work.
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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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@MrEvilWasp And then by coming into contact with other people they spread it around.
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@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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@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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@prebenpetersen5982 Your figures seem about right but bear in mind of the 40% getting richer off the back of house prices many are asset rich cash poor, even landlords are selling up, inflation is increasing interests will not fall as fast as people hoped and may increase. When the budget measures already announced come in in April plus a few more to fit their new spending plans including COP 29 funding for developing countries. When hospitality and retail businesses close due to the NIC increases, thefts, council tax increases etc etc people's lives will feel a knock punch. All Reform have to do is more of what they've been doing and reach out to the silent majority and non voters and it will be job done.
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@davidkendrick3759 It is depressing, I give the government till the weekend to show some big improvements before many people start to lose faith in them. It will be a pity if they fail because the chancellor has been excellent.
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@RomanHistoryFan476AD Some countries managed to return to a semblance of normality after 6 weeks, maybe the scale of the problem and their circumstances were different but even so time is running out for this government to impress. We need to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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He's only selling at the moment because we are still in a democracy (just) if he get's elected there is a good chance he wouldn't need to sell his BS ever again.
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Better run this ones driven by an isis dreamer.
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I think your right it won't end well for you.
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My my getting a bit sensitive aren't we, if you are happy to live in a colony or a united states of Europe I don't see why you see me or the UK as any kind of threat. You will still have the single market and the English language, our gift to you.
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Oh I understand I think Geffo, it was just a bit of projection on your part, you attempt to intimidate and threaten leave voters and assume we do the same.
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Why are you so bothered about keeping the UK in the EU?
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Do you accept the future of the EU is ever closer union as intended by the designers of the project. I think if the EU is to survive it is unavoidable given the disparity in economic performance of the constituent economies that have the Euro. Inevitably this will mean a one government state for all members with harmonised interest rates, tax rates legal systems, defence force etc. It is inconceivable that the UK can continue in it's current position and will have to adopt the Euro at some time and accept direct rule from whatever body is constituted to run the state, be it democratic or dictatorship. Personally I would prefer something on the the lines of the USA system if we are intimidated enough to remain. As long as people can see this is the only viable future for the EU when they choose to remain then we must accept our fate.
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No one knows for sure what Brexit will mean for our economic prosperity but when I look at the way the EU has been created with the deceptions, half truths and undemocratic grandiose high handed introduction of policies that have made life a misery for many I do not think our future in the EU is preferable to being independent. But everyone must make their own decision which we did, so if you believe in democracy we should be leaving in March 2019. I think your concerns are a little overdone we will not become a third world country overnight unless maybe if we elect a Labour government.
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It's not every expert forecast most experts anyway have a big bias to maintaining the status quo they are good on theory but short of hands on experience. Sure good things have happened while we've been a member as they did before and will after. I think life will get worse for me if we continue to remain and will improve after we leave, timescales are impossible to forecast. Some workers rights and safety legislation along with human rights decisions have worked to unnecessarily disadvantage the majority in this country and with a less monolithic structure could be implemented and nuanced to better effect. As some EU countries do by simply ignoring rules. Do you believe the scare mongering tactics of the self serving Labour left talking heads and would be totalitarian autocratic hypocrites.
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Independence never comes easy.
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@kevintwine2315 Mock away vacuum head we won and there ain't no going back, it's awful living in a Britain run by a British government. Better skip the politics and stick to watching Love Island while you can.
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The more you listen to their B S from the uniparty and their media luvvies the more you can see the truth of Orwells words in 1984, it's like its their manual, double think and ignorance is strength figure so large.
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@GeekanArtemis Not unless they are foreign they aren't.
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@greathey1234 Most white Europeans are of African ancestry where does the racism originate?
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@ProfileP246 It's a them and us situation, them with money and power in a corrupt system and us ignorant and disorganised proles. But it doesn't have to be that way, at least I don't think it does. It has been that way ever since man strived to be civilised throughout history, if we don't educate one another it will always be that way. Democracy is the only system that can end the rule of the robber barons so we only have ourselves to blame if we fail.
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@greathey1234 fascist
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@greathey1234 From human behaviour. Don't look at the evidence just follow your prejudices.
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@greathey1234 Do grow up and educate yourself before it's too late for you.
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@greathey1234 I gave you some friendly advice you don't have to take it, you can continue to spout rubbish if you like, this is still a relatively free country despite what your Marxist buddies tell you.
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@greathey1234 Non so blind, hope you get better soon. You have to be your own physician.
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@specimenuncensored9121 That does not mean we cannot return to our ancestral ways should we wish to and we still have the numbers and the fire power. Why should it change? it being Britain has been changing continuously, you demand change and it will change but probably not in the way you would find agreeable. It's been great for some particularly the billionaires and the pennyless the non contributing and the criminals but I doubt that's a sustainable model for a successful society of the type I would wish to live in.
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I just realised why so many lefties where those glasses with the thick brown frames, it's to help with their tunnel vision and keep reality out of focus.
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Thank god she tried to retain some vestige of Tory political credibility and didn't try to stitch up the UK electorate with a cross party deal until it was too late, she has admirable exposed the true nature of the EU/UK relationship and the superfluous reality of the house of commons while the UK remains in the EU.
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@thackythac Revoke article 50 now and have another vote with peoples identities on the ballot paper if leave win then all people who want to be in the EU should move there, if remain wins leavers should move to a non EU country with financial assistance provided by the EU for making them stateless.
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@thackythac I don't think there is a good solution as the situation should never have arisen but there has to be a solution that is better and fairer than any other.
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You couldn't make it up, people talking as if the UK still existed! Just open your eyes, you've been assimilated, look around, listen to the actors can you really still think you live in an independent sovereign country. Just get real and shut the fuck up, or vote UKIP. Labour just won a bye election was that in leave constituency? If it was then the actors will be in employment for a long run.
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@Muzyx-s9o Trump is risking everything and for what? He is already a multi millionaire so it must be because he is a patriot. God bless patriots like Trump and Farage and all the rest working to take nations out of the control of the evil greedy globalist tyrants, no punishment is too great for them we are fighting for our freedom.
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@elizabethkeenan7063 Loss of ones culture, values and fundamental beliefs through illogical and out of context criticism of ones national history and achievements dehumanises the majority of it's people and leads to loss of identity and self belief, creating a dysfunctional society lacking cohesion and common cause self evident in the behaviour of people in multicultural Britain today. I M O the shortsighted self interested and unpatriotic Blair through his perverted use of capitalism to fund unproductive, unprofitable and detrimental socialist policies for his own personal aggrandisement (don't mention the war) and his lack of judgement over international affairs and their potential consequences while scouring the world for mass immigration for low waged workers, or workers that didn't need educating combined with the devolving of british sovereignty overseen by first Major then Blairs signing of treaties is the real source of the majority of our problems. A brief study of the rise and fall of cultures over known human history shows a common thread.
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Are there really any ordinary working people out there still prepared to vote labour, it's like Donkeys voting for the harness.
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@douglastodd1947 Yeah, Tories too. Crush the uniparty, scrap all EU rules applying to the UK, reunite N Ireland with the UK, get a free trade deal with Trump and take the UK out of all international anti UK quangos like the ECHR, WHO, WEF and the UN.
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All done for the globalist new world order, we will get our country back and we will get our freedom back.
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UKIP exist are they amenable to having Rupert as their leader, he is an MP and would raise UKIP's support probably enough to win the next election. So tell us UKIP if not why not and if I don't like what you say I will cancel my membership.
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The uniparty always try to hide behind lies, we can see you now the lies are too obvious.
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@TheAuldBob You don't like him do you. Do you disagree with his ideas or his statements on history.
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The only acceptable candidates are the ones who say we will leave on the 31 October come what may.
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Who are the people working this male woman boxer, who photoshopped his picture to make him look like a woman, who is advising him to try and bring a case against Musk and Rowling and who supported/persuaded him to enter the olympics women's boxing competition?
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@3373just Remainers convinced themselves it could never happen, sounds like they're not so sure now.
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@3373just Thanks for the input I'll have to go short on the Euro.
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@LJ-mo8jh Once France demands compensation from the EU for their 4yr lack of preparation to meet the needs of their fishing industry along with Spain and other associated costs coming it's way, it's just a matter of timing the strike.
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TheCausation well said. The incredibly high crime rate today is all due to the unfair society our parents and grandparents created so willfully.
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It's basically based on consumerism, advertising works and advertising is all that most people understand today.
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Are football supporters today a mere historical hangover whose relevance and numbers is dying out, are there many GEN Z supporters out there.
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Very good synopsis, Farage the soft hard man shows no principles as far as I can perceive other than to keep the liberalist show on the road, the show that has put us in this dystopian state of self destruction.
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Trump and Musk want to save the West.
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@no one J They don't even pretend the EU is democratic any more, if the UK doesn't make a clean break they will know they don't have to. Swinson is a typical EU style dictator how people can be so blind puzzles me or are they so stupid they think a united states of Europe will benefit them.
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@no one J I don't think saying they're idiots really covers it, I think they're are soul less indoctrinated shallow people who like being slaves to the diktats of the globalist consumer based oligarchy of the new aristocracy. Like Stockholm syndrome it provides relative peace and tranquility by surrendering responsibility and being tranquillised from reality with the reassuring platitudes they spew forth. Climate change is just the latest tool to distract people from issues they can affect to things they have no significant influence on, as with blaming problems on austerity. Anyone would think the brilliant minds of literature and science such as Shakespeare and Einstein went to the best universities with limitless funding and the latest hi tech computers and don't get me started on the NHS where nurses don't practice nursing.
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Lorenzo I object to the suggestion for this infringement of my human rights.
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Why dance on the head of a pin just vote Reform the uniparty will never work for Britain.
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Have you heard the news? Situation normal.
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@razachaswills5076 If Reform lose the support of Ben Habib then they will lose my support, simple as. To achieve what Ben states as his ambitions for this country Reform must become the government, maybe the new deputy leader will be able to assist in that happening but if they don't stick to the principles that caused Ben to join Reform then there is no point in them being in power. If that happens then something else will take their place, maybe Tommy will become more important.
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Jakob. What court would they sue us in?
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Ireland has a veto but the other 26 have a veto over anything Ireland wants to do and they also have the whip hand.
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Jakob People working illegally should be locked up then deported.
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Tom Glass If only that were possible I would enjoy
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What makes you think it's a problem for England?
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Kev I don't think it's ego it's a sense of identity we are comfortable with and confidence derived from centuries of evolution from the time of Magna Carta.
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History is just a guide to how things worked or didn't work in the past, if you make yourself a prisoner to history you condemn yourself to repeating it. The experience of mass immigration in this country depends largely on the circumstances people find themselves in and there contact with it. It appears to me to be more negative than positive for the majority of people in the UK. That is I mean of the people who were UK nationals pre 1985.
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Hannah Dyson you cannot accurately predict the future of immigration, the difference will be the UK will elects its government which will run the UK. How that will work out is ? but we will decide.
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Hannah Dyson you seem to think there is a better alternative I don't. I think Mays heart is in the right place but she is lacking the vision and leadership to carry the party and people with her, fortunately the majority of the Tory party want to do what's best for the country first and themselves second as they benefit when the country does well. I think it is in the nature of civilisations to self destruct they progress and create wealth and then lose touch with the understanding of wealth creation and think it can be self sustaining so ignoring reality they try and rewrite the facts of life and human nature.
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Hannah running down the NHS by funding it with more billions than ever. Blair squandered the money the economy was making after Thatcher got it performing then handed over to his poor stooge Brown just when it was set up to fail.The labour party has enough trouble running itself without trying to run the country. Sure they have come up with a few useful ideas over the years but even a stopped clock is right twice a day. Just look at the hypocrisy how many labour peers in the house of lords how many millionaire ex labour MP's how many sending their kids to fee paying schools what a shambles. The country is still trying to recover from the mess Blair created what happened to all those who benefited from his years of education education education they should be in the driving seat now with all those degrees in flower arranging and mindfulness aw c'mon get real.
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Ashley you forget the state Britain was in when Thatcher came to power she introduced some much needed realism into labour relations and policies to inspire working class people such as myself to be more financially responsible and self motivated. There were obviously tweaks required to increase the benefits of some policies such as making sales of council houses leasehold only with a clause to prevent subsequent renting etc. But unfortunately we elected Blair who just milked things for his own grandisement.
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I think Andrew marr's. A History of Modern Britain could be interesting, but my experience and the media is what instructs me more.
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Sounds like you've got the future all figured out tick the boxes as your predictions come true with your skills you could make a fortune investing. Do you think martin schulz idea of a pan european health service with the ending of private healthcare would improve NHS service? If we stay in the EU.
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James hard to believe but true, an interesting example of doublethink. It's a binary choice which is why the Brexit referendum was the ideal way to answer the question. So many people say we have changed nationalism is the past then in the next breathe are calling themselves Irish, English, French etc. I can't see it continuing forever, which will win out I can only guess but I think human nature will destroy the grand plan. As they say communism had good ideas it's just the people were the problem.
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That's what being in the EU means.
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Christianity and all it stands for is one of the main obstacles to the New World Order hence the continual establishment attempts to denigrate it.
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@annmorgan5130 At the moment it seems next May's council elections will be the earliest opportunity, 2000 seats up for grabs. Make them all Reform UK seats and they can make this country ungovernable for Labour and get these globalist puppets on the dole.
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@emanuel1940 They've lasted longer than that Italian woman boxer though.🤣
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Take it where?
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Dismantling the globalism bandwagon will take a while, but we can make a start with Brexit.
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@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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Babylons burning put it out Vote Reform.
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@Juniper-i7k By the time the plan is completed the majority will know no different so they will be happy, but Trump and Reform may change that.
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@OutlawMantis Over 10k deaths in Italy in Spain over 6k all within 3 months over a thousand in the UK in about 6 weeks, nothing to worry some people lol.
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@francis7901 Confused, worried can't decide who to vote for? No need to be the choice is really simple; if you voted leave and live in a leave voting constituency vote for the Brexit party, if you understand maths and economics and you live in a Tory marginal vote Tory, if you're an XR supporter move to India, China or Brazil and preach wokeness to save the world and if you're a Labour voter move to Venezuela.
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@rachaeldover5170 Who gives a toss what the self proclaimed emperors without clothes pretend to care about, we all know what they really care about, money for them and nothing for you and the power to keep it that way.
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@janetblackford8450 Join Reform.
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@jaimecosta2966 How do countries negotiate deals.
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@sebski5597 EU democracy.
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Oh woe is me WERE ALL GOING TO DIE eventually
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@andrewmartin6445 How's your Latin you horny handed tiller.
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@Captain Boomer Life in the woke woke west, it's great. There's no way we're going back to sanity.
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Captain Boomer Next major upheaval will be if we leave the EU with a clean break, following that Trump's re election would be another one. If those 2 happen -------.
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Michael Stevenson Me too.
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Especially if they've got the virus and no PPE.
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This is evidentially generally found to be the case, socialism is an illogical western intellectual construct that has been promulgated to destroy the west and it is succeeding. There are a few women who are capable of handling equality I think from observations I have made but I have never been well enough acquainted with one to be certain.
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Oh remainers where is your Mugabe when you need one.
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@tedcrilly46 No that's Africa's Mugabe, the EU's Mugabe is in hiding biding his time.
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Vote Reform if you want a recognisable Britain to exist, it's obvious even to me.
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Great to see Europeans continuing their historical traits of hegemony and hubris if pursued by different methods of deceit and faux democracy, their objective is the same but probably hidden to the majority of their sycophants.
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@Phrankus-69 Everything he says I agree with, he asks the right questions at question time and he 's not in it for the money seemingly as he donates his MP's salary to charities in his constituency.
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@watermelonkang It seems what he wanted to achieve was to get Reform led by Farage to raise its game, to be a party with more defined policies and ambitions, like a government in waiting. If Nigel isn't able to do that and or disagrees with Rupert's ideas for what the party stands for then we need to know so, well done Rupert. It seems Nigel is just playing politics for his own reasons to me and he prefers to remove Reforms best performing MP from the party rather than make Britain great again.
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@ No I listen to people and take notice of events, the party hasn't even gathered evidence yet to make their case, the women allegations were in December and Farage and Yusuf decide to suspend Lowe and Yusuf throws in a threatening behaviour accusation and they mention a confrontation between Lowe and some Labour traitor that happened months ago for good measure. Meanwhile Labour make no comment or take no action on one of their MP's who violently assaults someone in his constituency.
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Talking of debts, does Italy pay any interest on that 350bn euro debt they were thinking of getting the ECB to write off.
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Italy is just one example of a country among many who are failing economically because they are in the Eurozone, this is also just one area of many where the EU is creating unsolvable problems under it's current set up. The number and severity of problems appear to me to be getting worse so reform of some kind must be required if that is the case. Understandably achieving this would be next to impossible I should think given the number of countries involved and the fact that for many the EU is an emotional and delusional life progressing project. Most young people learn the trouble is experience teaches the most important lessons for life, hindsight is the perfect tool for avoiding yesterdays problems.
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@jameswhiteley6843 But blood is red.
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@jameswhiteley6843 When they are permitted.
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@alicehammond7438 If a constituency had a slight Tory majority at the last election over the Lib Dems, voting for the Brexit party there would do absolutely nothing for Brexit and may even be damaging. Granted you can't trust the Tories to deliver Brexit but you can trust the Lib Dems to do everything in there power to stop it.
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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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@terryloftus3207 🤣🤣🤣 Let's talk politics, no thanks lets continue with dictatorships.
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@K2 Spark No matter who makes it the EU will profit from it and the commission will have a private viewing with all expenses paid.
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That's a very short thesis.
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@blackislepeastoo At every change of government we could offer the position of head of state with some perks attached to the person voted for from a list of people who contributed the highest to the country's economic wealth, the position being mainly ceremonial with no state powers just a platform to express views free of any political or legal censure. The House of Lords needs reforming with a maximum number of members allowed who are free of any political associations or known influences ruling out political appointees, voted in by the public every 5 years with a summary of their performance available for all to see and critiqued by an independent panel of people such as successful investors and journalists etc.
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Trump knows what he's doing, 10% on China is a good toe in the water.
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@mikeh8949 It's impossible to have a conversation with such a person, probably a result of taking too much 'E' he talks in such glowing fashion about his rave days.
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lol lol lol
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At least that's 3 more racists we don't have to worry about.
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Spoken like a true European Captain all you left out was the pound increasing in value by 50% against the Euro and Italy, Greece and Spain returning to their own currencies so we'd have cheap holidays and even cheaper imports.
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It will probably begin to change within 5 years I think but what the eventual entity will look like will no doubt hold a few surprises.
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logik100. The 2 stand out ones are firstly it operates a command economy (the CAP, and the fishing industry) are examples that come to mind. Second is the determination to override peoples democracy. It is using more sophisticated evolved methods but the end result is the same so it is doomed to fail, just how badly or messy is the main concern.
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logik100. There is no such thing as lying in the context of issues where opinions are expressed, the globalist elite who manage and administrate to suit their priorities are under threat so they will attempt to preserve their positions and influence. There will be no direct benefit to such people and institutions from Brexit and there may well be some changes that they find to their disadvantage, Brexit has complex and far reaching effects for the global economy however much the established operators try to downplay it. Your attempt to analyse what it means by repeating propaganda from vested interests adds nothing to understanding what the future could be and what we need to do to make it better.
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The WTO are basing their opinions on what is history, the EU are going to do a good deal with us because it will be slightly better for them than to have no deal. Just listen to them start to change their tune now that project fear has failed, a deal will give them breathing space to reform the EU and prepare to downsize the Euro zone if they have the necessary intelligence and best intentions. Who runs the EU will be changing soon anyway so whatever they decide it will not be such a big economic concern for us and no threat to our democracy.
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@aldarabeare9274 Juvenile delinquent.
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@shade38211 Which 2 countries? The more that leaders try to force union by overriding the feelings of people the more divided countries become.
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@shade38211 Countries are defined by their borders, not only in the geographic sense but in all respects.
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@veggie42 Is it cruel when foxes invade the hen house and slaughter all the hens.
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@johndewalt3108 Try answering the question if you have something to say.
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He'll be ok when he sobers up
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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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We demand home rule for the principality of Pimlico, as a state of the EU.
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Bit off message there, they won't pay you for that one.
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@bucketsandshims Don't go saying things like that in public you'll be abducted to Brussels.
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Why?
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@Mossyz. I think you're living in the past, the last election was between globalists and nationalists, the globalists won by a long way. Will it be any different next time.
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@millicentetsey7900 So you seem to be saying the government should enact laws to suit all minorities in a country, this doesn't strike me as being equitable or reasonable unless the government stood for election on such a mandate and or every new law for such a purpose was put to a referendum. It also strikes me as rather odd that such a thing should be necessary where immigrants have moved to a country, before doing so surely they should have had a good knowledge of the laws of the country and how they would impact on their cultural preferences way of life and beliefs etc. Of course America is a rather different case where a lot of the people there did not choose to be there and they would seem to have a case for some special consideration to find a solution to their apparent dissatisfaction with life, what they want and what they can get of course may not be compatible of course but seems to me the only way to change the current status quo. There are harder questions to answer in the US I think, saying racism is a global problem and the world needs to change is ridiculous and unachievable people should be serious and realistic about finding a solution.
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@hinata365247 It's in the air you breath it's in the food you eat and it's all because people just refuse to play nice.
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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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You are but what am I.
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What a smart woman is Tulsi.
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He is not British.
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Helping you to form your opinions or forming your opinions to help themselves.
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@RamKumar-yi6wn A lock down can be effective providing isolation is strictly observed and the government can administer all movement in the area and people moving about have PPE obviously some testing is useful too.
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@elene3vit Communism and unrestrained unaccountable Capitalism 2 sides of the same coin as far as the proles are concerned don't you think?
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You're all a load of rubbish.
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@danielgreenhalgh1993 They will no doubt be thinking how they can delay the general election too, pandemic is one choice.
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diesel There are enough aliens here for them to represent.
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Can't really say I blame Thatcher for the rise in feminism, her priorities were making Britain self reliant and she achieved a hell of a lot in her tenure but the majority of the establishment were against her desire for an independent capitalist Britain and betrayed our country's future. The majority of the population let them do it too and now we must try to right our wrongs and help the younger generations reclaim their heritage. Thank God with Trump in America and Farage leading Reform we have a chance.
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Reform have received £2.5 million from membership subs if membership is 100,000 what other money has Nigel received, its his party so lets see the accounts.
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@yojasmagic It's the EU way.
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You're trying to say you can think?
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@primus7776 Make an intelligent comment and prove you can.
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@primus7776 Still waiting.
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Without a shadow of a doubt.
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@markjones4704 Scargil was a marxist just like Starmer and his government, that is why he and they will lose/have lost. He is in office but not in power, he is just a puppet.
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@cocos8903 Yeah Muslims should stick together in their Muslim lands.
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Agreed, no deal is the ultimate objective but I think a managed no deal where we have agreements with the EU how that happens will be the best for the economy, if this is not possible then the economy will just have to take what comes.
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@henryvagincourt From most of the comments here anyone would think the UK had voted to leave the EU YESTERDAY.
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@henryvagincourt I suppose it illustrates what a remain focused government we have, either that or they have our best interests at heart and democracy really should be taken away from the hands of the people. I prefer to believe the first explanation.
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Rob Duncan you seem typical of the remainer types, you don't care how the EU is run because you don't know anything about it and have no influence on it. This doesn't bother you because you're manipulated by the media and the elites to believe they know best. Will Italy ever repay it's 3 trillion euro debt or will it just keep growing? Will Germany do bilateral deals with countries such as Russia when the rest of the EU is sufficiently financially indebted? And does it matter. Do you bother voting?
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You still seem like a typical remainer to me though obviously there are 3 or 4 basic types, you didn't respond to my points other than the one on voting which is interesting as for the majority of your voting life this country has been run by EU politicians who you say you don't care about, which kind of reduces the importance of voting. I am nine years older than you and usually vote, I have no youtube sub as I am not a big fan of modern social media, I too live a simple life cycling, hiking, restoring and modifying classic cars (EU rules permitting) and managing my pension. I guess your imho irrational fear of what Brexit means accounts for your remain stance.
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@seanspawn7805 People should only live in a country when they are in agreement with the countries overall ethos and wish to support it's institutions and obey it's laws in general, obviously in a democracy there is always the possibility for change.
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@solidus784 I predict a riot to make Hong Kong look like a tea party.
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@solidus784 It's standard practice to slag off opposing views but just exposes your ignorance or inability to debate.
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@solidus784 Who lost what?
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@taniamagnusson3177 Can you take me to a bunga bunga party I'd love to see how the sophisticats party, then again maybe not.
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@taniamagnusson3177 Don't confuse generosity with weakness you have too much to lose.
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I hope there are tv debates firstly for all the candidates and then the final 2 so we can see the leadership qualities of all them and assess their likely chances of success, from what I've heard to date Leadsom seems the most competent Brexiteer.
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It was better than I expected I must admit.
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What an excellent example of why under 21's should not have the vote today. They believe any old crap that's fashionable without enough experience of life for critical evaluation. I would warrant if anyones views were affected by facebook the overwhelming majority of them would be under 25yrs of age.
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@jmw-qt2ih Practically any food meat products you care to mention have suffered from shrinkflation to reduce consumption and others have just had price rises to reduce consumption and maintain availability, a lot of peoples food is highly processed with all sorts of typically abnormal ingredients to increase supplies. The idea of eating insects has only been temporarily shelved, profit for profits sake is the globalists mantra that's all they care for.
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@jmw-qt2ih Parsnips.
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@jmw-qt2ih Venison.
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@dominicking1530 Sounds like some people are starting to get worried and we still have less than 200 deaths a day attributed to covid 19 compared to Italy's 900+, is that why the EU set up the ventilator procurement programme? Better late than never I guess, even if very late.
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@mattoniy2840 I hear it alright, the latest prediction from Imperial is for just over 5k deaths, we'll see. Reply to me in 2 months time and see if you have changed your opinion.
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@mattoniy2840 Remaining optimistic is a positive I guess, have you heard the news from Belgium of a cat being tested positive for covid 19. Seems impossible to say how this is going to play out.
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@mattoniy2840 Seems to be they can't confirm a lot of things, wonder if they can confirm you catch the virus by coming into contact with it.
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@mattoniy2840 Would be nice if there was a plan we knew of.
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@michealmichael1131 Why not make everybody happy, put something in the water.
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Hawkzblade Likely to start a trade war with Europe if Boris f----s up Brexit, fasten your seat belts. Go Trump F---K THE LIBTARDS.
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Such a banal statement.
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The religion of Islam must be proscribed as a death cult and removed from the UK.
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@jonathanj.7344 You a communist then or what?
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@johnmcmahon5145 If you lack the intelligence to know you're an idiot you're still an idiot.
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@johnmcmahon5145 Reform is not Farage, and you must be an idiot, a socialist or a paid shill.
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@boota1979 That's part of the reason why society is crumbling and feral kids are committing murder every day.
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@DivamirtaFrancisElIbrahim Going to be a fun couple of weeks I think, enjoy everyone.
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@premarakkamparambil4025 Why don't the community of peace peace off.
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Western men have to educate themselves on what it means to be a man, that will leave themselves open to criminal charges. (initially)
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@YouTubemessedupmyhandle Wake up son the uniparty are socialist fascists and will you penniless and dependent in 2yrs, you'll have to fight or die if they get in again.
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@YouTubemessedupmyhandle Only evidence proves what's right and evidence is all around for those who want to find it.
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@YouTubemessedupmyhandle You might like that thought but I like the fact that Reform have people like Ben Habib among them who understand the problems they have to defeat to restore Britain to its position of pre eminence.
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Correct it has come to your rescue if that is your view, but it will be temporary.
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You say there can be no hard border but obviously there can be, how it is operated and how people react to it is another matter maybe they should fly a balloon of Mogg.
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You think they will have honest elections in 2029! You cannot be serious.
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@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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What are Labours plans for immigration, legal and illegal? They've been the government in waiting for 14 years so plenty of time to get their plans sorted. Well when you ask them they say they're going to reduce both but they've done nothing in 6 months and say wait another 6 -9 months and we'll have it sorted. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Exactly! Compare what our so called governments of the last 30yrs have done for us and what farmers do for us. Vote Reform join Reform and get the revolution started, turn the far woke out of our institutions, out of our establishments and out of our lives forever.
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@CJArnold-hq3ey "fight" I agree but there are many ways to fight. We have IMO at least until the next general election before civil war will be necessary.
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@bucketsandshims That's the way that war begins, can't say I'm surprised it's been looking more and more likely lately. I wonder how many will survive this time the potential for the greatest reduction in population numbers in human history must be on the cards, never mind, the planet will survive and thrive.
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That's a sweeping statement that is a little misleading but not totally fallacious or unhelpful.
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Yes.
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@professor-viewsalot Be prepared to die for your country, your country needs you to kick out multiculturalism, globalism and dictators.
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@F. B.I So too will Bumble Bees however much that defies the experts.
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@kiadaskiadas1917 LOL Hope it works out well for you.
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@Drizzle600 Could you tell me on what policies the Brexit party and the Tory party disagree blue boy.
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Hawkzblade You think the NHS is free!!!!!!
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Come on UK sort it out or I'm fuckin off to the US to get me fill of chlorinated chicken, KFC for me yeah.
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Are you familiar with the meaning of rhetoric.
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@vebjorngrytten7629 John Mcdonnell says he's going to change the world, that would be some feat of genetic engineering do you think he's up to it?
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@vebjorngrytten7629 Rhetoric is the use of exaggeration to make persuasive speeches, if you really thought he would die in a ditch it's time to see a psychiatrist.
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@vebjorngrytten7629 If you're not able to work out when politicians are lying then you really shouldn't be surprised when you don't get what you thought you would get when you voted. Blair was the politician best at lying in my life time he fooled me a couple of times at least, one of the dangers of giving kids the vote
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@margaridanormandes1907 You do understand the difference between Conservative and conservative I hope. You do also I hope understand that evidentially conservatively managed free market capitalism has created the greatest advancements in freedom and prosperity for the majority of people in countries where it has been adopted and it is only through the interventions of socialist minded intellectuals that Great Britain has been driven to approaching destitution.
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Government interference continues apace, bureaucracy is out of control, the blob continues to devour everything.
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Brian Ugalde out of his head either way.
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@Nexus-7.0 I think the money has the power, the greater the sums of money the greater the power. Maximising financial return at any cost is the ideology of too many and is done under the guise of woke values, automation and new tech is available to negate the need for immigration but will be more costly initially it just requires greater commitment to a longer term plan for which there is little desire or motivation. Maybe there won't be sufficient desire or motivation until the life we know has been destroyed.
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Check out the altruism of all the social justice warriors I don't think you'll find much.
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@scottie7666 Labour! The party of the ignorant, self serving authoritarian haters of honesty, success and all that Britain has achieved. Paid by Soros, Gates and the rest of the WEF to do the Globalists bidding, they will continue to destroy what is left of the Britain that was until Reform begin the revolution this country must have to survive. Join Reform vote Reform.
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@Maxigirl5523 It would be better with the ginger growler in charge, the worse the actor the easier to see the acting.
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@Oooòoooooo-k3i The only democratic way forward to becoming an independent sovereign state again, the globalists will make us suffer as much financial hardship as they can just like they did after we voted for Brexit but if we stand together behind Reform we will be better off within 3yrs or less than we could ever be under uniparty rule. That should be obvious to anybody who thinks, just look at the last 4yrs never mind how much worse things are looking for the near future.
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@user-os7qq9xk4o So true there is way too much indoctrination in our current education system but it's not from the government of the day.
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@ronnieince4568 True, only death is guaranteed regardless. Education provides the means to analyse your life and choose your behaviour to achieve your aims and appreciate things that pass the ignorant by, life can be one of continuous learning which itself brings satisfaction. Character has a lot to do with achieving happiness, poor Prince Harry.
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Anybody no what music Juncker likes or does he like music.
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Keep taking your tablets and your dreams will seem real.
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@heatherjoy479 For now. Democracy cannot be abandoned without loosing more than would be gained.
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@Dudley-x2c Nuremberg 2.
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@wishingwell12345 Don't be so naive.
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Lol
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I can't see how Soubry can be a candidate for the Tories at the next election. @ ed. it seems crazy to me how anybody thinks it is a good idea to encourage rootless low waged or criminal vagabonds to be able to move from country to country, what kind of people live like that? I guess it's all part of the EU plan to create a Totalitarian Autocratic union where democracy will be an historical oddity to be held up to ridicule.
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Marx's view of socialism is that it would fail badly and pave the way for communism to have power, well he got the first bit right.
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@sikugord03 And because the country has a little brown Hindu as PM who is paid by the corporatist cartel running the West for its own benefit, and uncivilised Muslims make more profit for them. It's only the taxes payed by the square mile and the higher earners that keeps London afloat but they will probably move out when the future unfolds unless we end up more like Qatar.
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RR Extra Won't someone please tell me how to think I just can't do it.
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@forestdenizen6497 you tube cut your response here, sinister maybe. Fortunately it made it to my inbox in it's entirety. What you say is eminently plausible and as we know humans are capable of anything, thanks for the input.
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Be in no doubt if Britain can be saved Reform will save it, it's either that or kiss your ass bye bye.
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Farage uses politics to increase his wealth and his ego, I think he may be apolitical it's hard to tell but he doesn't seem to have any scruples.
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@ That would make a refreshing change 🤣
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@ Your views on politics belong in the 19th century, Liz Truss is unlikely to be a Tory in the current blue wing of the uniparty they would have to do a full 180 IMO. Rupert Lowe not as long as he has a hole up his fundament.
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On with nylon, power to the people.
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What is the truth? Could be we have some decisions to make that could result in steps to take; is Britain a Muslim country? To destroy people cut off their roots, so if Britain is not a Muslim country announce legislation to be enacted in 2 years time that Muslim celebrations and mosques will be illegal in this country. If any people disagree they don't have to live here.
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@mrmyloc Isn't that because he got elected unlike EU funding propaganda?
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@mrmyloc No he didn't get elected or no the EU aren't funding propaganda?
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@SamJeffries-yd7hy I believe that will happen, it must happen but we cannot risk any entryism type problems derailing the project before they are in power or have the support to take power. We don't need to worry we are effectively instigating a revolution and must take each step at a time, think Che Guevara and Thatcher. One was a dictator and had the backing of military force, the other had an established party to support her. Situations vary tactics have to be different Reform have to be a cross between the two for now. We don't want a dictator neither does Farage from what I can see of him but still the majority of voters listen to the legacy media and are deluded, maybe we will have enough support before the next general election to have the luxury of democratising the party and welcoming back Habib but winning is the priority to end globalism to be an independent sovereign country while there are enough of us left to restore it to being British again.
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I live in my house.
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@kaba_me Every car driver in England doesn't have one.
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If you want to fight back people vote for Reform at the council elections in May, 2000 seats up for grabs if Reform win them all they will get rid of this government within 6 months.
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The reality produced by the last uninterrupted 30yr conspiracy is finally beginning to dawn on the majority of British people, don't hang about, Join Reform ASAP.
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@Business Prof Yeah, get the British doctors to send over details of Prince Phillips medical regime, there is life after death.
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@shadowmidd The people who matter are all happy MSM, multi billionaire global business owners, celebrities, sheep etc. It's time to put the sheep back to sleep, sorry I mean heal the sheep. Keep sane, keep safe.
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Make Europe great again. support Brexit and dismantle the undemocratic, corrupt construct they call the EU.
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@Romdormer Every government we have had for the last 30+ years has been preparing the ground for what we are seeing now, the fact that they are now being so brazen and are rushing through the destruction of everything that makes Britain recognisable and connects us to our history probably means they perceive a threat to their plans emerging with the election of Trump and the popularity of Reform.
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Boom Farage wins and the NHS disappears overnight 😅😅😅😅 if people think that will happen they are pathetic and there must be quite a few because they're voting Labour.
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Both Labour and the Tories said they would observe the result of the referendum both lied, if we do not get what we voted for we should bear this in mind at the next election. The future of the UK transcends politics.
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And this after they still have priority fishing rights in our waters, £500 million to escort migrants to our waters and continued £millions to the EU and sovereignty of N Ireland ceded to the EU. Go figure.
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Reform UK will stop the need for patriots to protest.
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I get the feeling it mostly went over their heads, it probably didn't fit their preconceived ideas that have been indoctrinated into their heads by the Cultural Marxists so endemic in all our institutions but especially in the 'education' system for the last 50yrs. How can someone appreciate or properly understand anything historical, modern or ancient, having been indoctrinated to hate themselves and every achievement the West has accomplished. I got the feeling all they knew her for was Game Of Thrones and they were expecting more of a performance relating to the shows theme and message, if it has one as I must confess I have never watched it.
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Get your inflatable in Dover before they're all gone.
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@ACMaster360 Nah he has a lot of money that wasn't given to him by the government he must be crook.
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The Tory party has far too much blood on its hands.
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My choice Politics must always be independent to and free of direct religious interference and subject to democratic control, politics is at it's worst when it imitates religion. The development of cliques and cults, appealing to peoples prejudices, beliefs emotions and faith are detrimental to the best interests of populations except possibly in times of war to achieve unity for a single purpose. The Islamic religion seems to exist in a state of covert war by some of it's followers and overt war by others and so makes itself incompatible in western democracies.
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@ArabKatib Put your faith in Allah, ignore reality and live in a Muslim country of your choice and enjoy it's blessings.
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Ivan intolerable I agree with you, Islamic religion has shown itself to be incompatible in western democratic countries and the sooner it is closed down the better, I am not proposing a German style final solution but people must stop pretending there is an acceptable side to Islam. Maybe China has been successful with it's re education programme I don't know, however it is achieved it must be done, it will take patience and determination but first must come agreement.
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Ivan intolerable Part of the problem is the level of ignorance and blind allegiance to primitive ideas found in many Muslims, even Muslim associates at work who act and talk totally reasonably, when you get to the core of what they think they are really illogical as though they have never questioned their indoctrination. This I think points to a possible solution, all practices which foster segregation such as religious schools, Madrassars and foreign preachers should be banned in the case of schools or discouraged and banned in the case of preachers if found to be preaching anything against western democratic practices, there are probably many more things of this nature which could be done but change must be led from within the Muslim community. They must be convinced if they wish to continue to enjoy the benefits of western culture they must learn to understand and conform to a much greater extent, we have to change the way we deal with the Muslim communities no more excuses for legal infringements and changes to our legal system are long overdue, the introduction of capital punishment is something I would welcome for all people who have demonstrated their incompatibility with life in a freedom loving democracy.
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@zaidibk69 If that's what consoles you keep believing, why do you feel you need to defend the way Islam works. If you doubt change is coming you are disbelieving the evidence of your eyes, societies have to react to threats or die. The fact that we have tolerated injustices committed against us up to now is just the prelude caused by British tolerance and global interests but the tipping point was reached some years ago and public awareness of the need for action is high and getting higher and now politicians are gradually falling into line. People are deluded into thinking politicians are in control when it is always the people who hold the real power slowly it changes, Hitler took decades to secure the majority view before he could create his evil empire and Islam will not succeed in Europe no matter how carefully it schemes. That women in Burkhas look like letter boxes and bank robbers to western eyes is just a fact, no disrespect is directed to these women we are just speaking the truth. We would prefer not to see women dressed this way because it offends us but we respect their right to do so, I do not suppose they are concerned with what we think but it is better that they know
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@zaidibk69 You impute intolerance in my seeing their appearance as akin to letterboxes which is not the case, how someone chooses to dress is not up to me to dictate as long as public decency is be upheld, no conflict on that score with Burkhas more of an offence against taste. Women who dress in overtly sexually provocative attire offend my eye to an equal extent as women in Burkhas but should be just as entitled to dress as they desire. Male/female interactions and accepted norms are ever changing within the constancy of sexual attraction around which life revolves, religion is an invention of primitive minds to try to create order from the confusion of emotions and basic need. Humanity is a constant for as long as we exist, individuals may progress but there is no guarantee of the continuance of such progress in the wider world.
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@abeera-ahad2895 Why do you request others to take an interest in your obsession?
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@earthslave9051 Ode to joy, why on earth wouldn't it be. No accountability, no tax to pay and a lifestyle 90% of the slaves couldn't even dream of.
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@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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@kevinparker461 At least we get a vote.
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@kevinparker461 Some people would obviously prefer that it wasn't, nothing original in that desire and always a threat.
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SFx the slaying of the last ''witch'' is why we're in the shit state we're in now. Shame some people just don't understand history.
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uildanach2010 You do realise that every time you have worn a mask it must be discarded unless there is a way of sterilising it, gonna need a lot of masks if there isn't.
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@kelwang446 That means you could go out once every 4 days to be sure a mask was virus free without sterilising, the less you go out the safer for you I am going to try and limit exposure to outside elements to once a week at most.
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@kelwang446 You to, be safe, having a mask on makes you safer but not safe.
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@loboalamo Apparently U V light kills the virus outside of bodies after exposure over a certain length so when it's sunny leave suspect material in the sun for as long as possible probably an hours exposure would be enough I would appreciate feedback from anyone who has scientific information on this.
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@mizlalisaac6369 On second thoughts don't!
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@kg356 This the normal party for normal people, always found in the kitchen I presume.
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@suecharnock9369 Do you know the history of Venezuela, we will be as least as bad as they have become after 3yrs of Starmer or Labour. Everybody should vote Reform unless they are trained gangsters.
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@redroses247 You don't have to trust any politicians but you have to know that the usual suspects have been in power for the last 30yrs taking the bribes to work for the WEF at least if you vote for Reform it will upset the apple cart and Reform with either have to do what it says on their tin or sell out to the bribes of the WEF. At worst that will cost the WEF more money and we will know Reform aren't worth our support, what we do then will be up to us. Divide and hood wink is there plan unite and fight in whatever way we have to must be ours
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@redroses247 Doesn't alter the fact of what I said, I can write you a book on why you should have voted for Reform but looking at this country now and how much worse it will get is reason enough.
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@garybowman4913 Live and learn if you get the chance, work hard at it because its worth while.
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@redroses247 My opinion on how you should vote is just that, my opinion. But the facts of what has happened in this country since Labour were elected and what has happened to this country since 2020 is not just my opinion it is evidential fact. If you don't wish to vote that's fine by me, if voting were made compulsory that would be fine by me too as long as people were still allowed to spoil their ballot paper. It may even be better.
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Thank God Tommy Robinson is becoming less of a problem.
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The reasons I support Brexit are as follows. (1) Britain today is more divided than ever or so everyone seems to say, but is it any more divided than other EU countries such as Italy, Spain, Hungary, Poland or any of them? Is there a common cause? I think so, I think it's the EU. (2) Does anyone who wants to have influence on their life really want to be a tiny invisible speck in a mass of people in the EU empire, powerless as a group or as an individual as will be demonstrated if we do not fully regain our sovereignty. There are obviously many issues that will need addressing but if a country isn't making it's people happy it's failing.
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Your Panglossian and think the EU will solve all your problems, until one day your problems aren't considered meaningful or of a minority interest which does not fit their vision of EUtopia and you will be powerless.
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The money saved from scrapping net zero and increased earnings British companies will make from scrapping all woke legislation will have to be used wisely, a few new prisons for jailing protesters supporting terrorist groups and other demented protesters who've been indoctrinated with B S harmful to our prosperity and safety would probably be necessary.
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danger mouse OOH he definitely has no place in modern prehistoric Britain then.
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@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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william fortune Are you going somewhere then or are they.
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@BillSikes. We have had a fake democracy since Blair was elected, the 2 main parties united to further their own ends and they lied to the voters to keep the charade going. The only opposition today are the Reform party.
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@willbritannia5217 The government are traitors and they will soon be gone.
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@DonFury-pi3dy To create a new world order of weak dependent societies that will be easy to manipulate and control.
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@PamelaD963 That's right, now why would they do that I wonder, and what would you say about a government that gives away British people's money and assets to foreigners who bring mainly death and destruction upon the country.
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@lsmith992 Does anybody have the directions to love island?
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@jasonfaulkner8644 What can the EU Kleptocracy possibly want to discuss with us? How much they can continue to steal off us by keeping our weak minded UK MP's on contract.
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@siebenq9369 Empty barrels make the most noise.
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@peterstark5775 Yeah and beaten the EU's representative into submission or declared war, you'd like that wouldn't it.
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I say the EU presidents are an advanced group of alien robots working to create the conditions to build the matrix. All these nationalist ideas will only exist in our heads.
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That's in Swindon I think.
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Vote Reform UK.
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What do experts actually know that's more valuable than the experience of living people who are sentient beings of sound mind and judgement.
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@DuskAndHerEmbrace13 The fact that you need to state the obvious just goes to show how deluded people are about MSM fake news.
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Its getting to feel a lot like Christmas, that's CHRISTmas for all you non Brits out there.
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@polyseed12 Just an un thought through sound bite, the naivety is in those who pretend not to understand the sentiment.
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@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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I believe the majority in this country still want this country to return to what it was coming to be in the eighties though many didn't know it and many still don't, the bright future that Thatcher made possible for us to enjoy was squandered and sold to Soros by Blair for his personal gain and we have been reduced to our current situation by the con socialists. People have to realise there is no quick fix, it will take at least 5 yrs before any real benefit will be felt in my estimation. So much has been done by the forces of globalism around the West to destroy nation states and peoples sense of identity to increase their wealth and power at our expense, they will not accept our becoming a sovereign country again without trying every trick in their financial arsenal hopefully we will still have sufficient military weaponry to prevent them using physical attacks. Just as when Thatcher was in power many people did not want to take the necessary medicine but it worked and this country was in the healthiest state it has been at least since WW2. Failure is not an option.
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Is that name Sich or sic?
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I think it will be taxation that breaks the uni parties back.
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@cordoroy9515 All lefty pseudo intellectuals wear cordoroy because they don't know how to spell corduroy.
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@VarnokGamer You.
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@Stanbily Woke is hating yourself and a false account of your country's history.
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@markb3915 Tell that to Ofcom.
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@Markking1678 Keep tellingb yourself that if it helps you sleep at night.
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@johngreen-sk4yk The message will be received by Reform that when the petition ends in May with 4 or 5 million signatures that at least twice that number will vote for Reform and I'm probably underestimating in both cases.
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2 million by 10 am?
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@benpinder889 🥱🥱🥱
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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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Have I got this right, the deal has been done to respect the result of the referendum so we will be giving up our influence in EU decision making for an initial cost of £39billion and leaving the EU on the 29/3/19. After this date we will be subject to all the same rules of EU membership that we are subject to at the moment for a 2 year implementation period to implement whatever we can agree to in that period. If no satisfactory agreement is reached then this period can be extended indefinitely until agreement is reached, over which time budget contributions will continue to be made as determined by the EU. I suppose this might be someones idea of leaving the EU but it's not mine.
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@TorianTammas To British people it is self explanatory, what other sovereign country other than one of the 28 gives anything to the EU, is in the customs union, single market or accepts the ECJ overturning their own legal judgements.
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Is that why we outsourced the running of this country to the EU, they're so successful at paying themselves so well just like Carrilion and the Greeks are really grateful for their expertise in building their country up.
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@renditioners If that's true I hope she has you on her list.She's not a supporter of ang san susie then, I take it you are.
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Islam. LOL LOL LOL.
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The West began to lose its moral compass and humanity in the 60's, we have just about reached our nadir today. Wether we deal with that reality or just let human nature run its course is a decision to be made.
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@shonagraham2752 If only that were possible but it isn't I don't want to believe it but he may be more interested in getting the job than running the country.
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@shonagraham2752 You sound a little confused to me. Reasons to be cheerful 1 2 3. German hegemony is is over Merkel is on her way out and Germany has the opportunity to reposition itself as a responsible internationilst country supporting free trade and democracy. China and Russia are loosing their influence and will have to change or begin to decline. Boris will get us out of the EU, turkeys don't vote for Christmas and Trump will do the right thing by the UK and Western democracy.
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@shonagraham2752 The EU is dead.
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@shonagraham2752 Progress is always hard won but I don't think it will be that hard.
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@shonagraham2752 Peoples assembly? You expect them to accept BRINO and give the EU access to whatever they want from the UK, come back down to Earth and feel it under your feet.
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I hope Reform have got their plan for dealing with the illegals already hear, give them a tent and take them to a secure compound or one of our uninhabited islands somewhere and let the international charities send them food parcels or whatever.
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You talk as if England were still a country, my god what will it take to wake you people up! We are a state in the corrupt, undemocratic EU soon to disappear completely under the wheels of it's project of ever closer union and anti nationalist pro globalist propaganda. It's time you remainers stopped waving the Union Jack and just waved that Blue thing with stars on.
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@Suve35967 Oh sunny Jim, crisis what crisis.🤣🤣 Just think a person reaching retirement age today whose worked his life in an ordinary job maybe payed into a private company pension that pays £8k a year and gets the state pension say £12k a year that would mean he gets £20k a year so that's £5k a year less than the minimum wage and he'll likely be too knackered to work anymore so net of tax he'll get £18.5k a year or £1,540 a month whatever his expenses are and nothing else, if he's bought his own house he'll probably have to sell it to make ends meet. Now compare that with an immigrant what would he get for contributing nothing to this country.
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@dorothyeaston3393 Not voting for a party is the next best thing to voting for an independent or at the moment voting for reclaim next best is Reform IMO I don't like Tice but at least if the usual corrupt globalists don't get a majority it will slow them up and hopefully show them up for what they are.
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@kneis64 Trudeau passed through the WEF FINISHING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GLOBAL LEADERS just like Macron, Ardern and a collection of wannabe dictators.
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@janeburke147 Only fools trust politicians, that's why we're in the mess we're in, vote for the ones who haven't failed us when in power. There aren't any of those so vote for Reform and make them do our bidding, the majority of British people want more or less the same things and will no longer just ignore politics.
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@freespeechadvocate7492 Enjoy being unrepresented then.
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Boris is facing the consequences probably be the next PM lol.
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@Steaks652 No we aren't dealing with total corruption, that's why the country is in the state it's in.
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Miguel Melchior It's no problem Joe, the EU will make up the reduction in NATO's funding when the UK defaults. Hey Joe where you going with that gun in your pocket.
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Ty Cobb No dear you can't see daddy at the moment he needs to rest.
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Globalism is the source of all our problems in the UK, thank God Trump can see that.
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@Zeus-wd3ld LOL loving your points, really insightful. Keep it up the world is hanging on your words.
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@Eyesareseeable Earsarehearable LOL good one, if only.
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@Eyesareseeable Earsarehearable It seems so obvious to me yet I have seen no evidence of recognition or serious study of what really is a surprising outcome from a war situation. I think Japan deserves much more recognition and international praise for reinventing itself as a country of peace, willing to put it's history in proper perspective and and ensure it's progress through cooperation with old enemies.
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@Eyesareseeable Earsarehearable China and Japan are old enemies I believe, Japans move against the US was just opportunistic IMO they thought that the US had no bottle for a fight after avoiding involvement in war with Germany.
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@Eyesareseeable Earsarehearable Fortunes of war favoured us but it was a close call, I don't know who decides defence policy but I hope they know history.
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@gladifly Wouldn't it be funny if they did though, don't you think?
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Abu Jor Grow up.
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@gladifly Ethics! The human race is just one big mass of contradictions, is why it revolves in ever increasing circles.
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@beaubarri2243 Yes those experts who enjoy the power, influence and money they get for their pet projects of which a large percentage are of absolutely no or negative advantage to the people providing the money.
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@santiagogomez171 Do you have the figures for the number of surgeons fired in the UK in the last 12 months? Considering the reported number of operations carried out on the wrong organs of patients (6 or 9 hundred I think it was) there should have been quite a few inexpert experts sacked. I would be surprised if there weren't many other mistakes covered up.
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@santiagogomez171 Define what you mean by good.
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@RushfanUK What you have to understand is the economy and British people were already screwed before Labour won, Todays Tories are just labour with a different public image, they have been since they removed Thatcher. They're all just servants of the globalist hegemony controlling their colonies.
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No doubt about that, Starmer isn't the problem its the globalist cabal that are running this country and every other country apart from the BRICS and Argentina and soon America will be independent followed by us if I I'm not mistaken. Every western country under their power is falling apart as their puppets run out of convincing lies.
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@InaEsin They're planning the same for the US.
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@InaEsin Our own second amendment would be a good start, but that ain't going to happen so a military coup led by Farage is the only option if people don't force the uniparty out of our country.
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@donman9154 That is our position now, the vote of no confidence needs to come from the people on mass we must make it impossible for the government to continue this charade of democracy. We didn't go though all that ** to defeat little Adolf and his boys to live under their reincarnated cabal today. It ain't gonna happen, make England great again.
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And will your heart go out to the next one who gets it.
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I'm sure they're enjoying the lifestyle though.
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The point is they look ridiculous to my eye and to many other people speaking the truth hear is no problem.
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@capo3645 They weren't rioting or behaving violently on the M25 because there are no shops to burn down and loot and because they could achieve their desired outcome with the assistance of the authorities as agreed.
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How are we going to manage without all those slave sex workers trafficked in from East Europe, having to wash our own cars and not having all that riveting EU political debate on TV deciding what new regulations we need to restrict the financial dynamism of the city that is the last bastion of British creativity thriving in the UK today.
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Yes we're really going to miss having all those EU imports and being responsible for our own future again.
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What is bye bye in Esperanto.
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@TheLadyDelirium It's impossible at the current time to see who would be a P M for Britain today, and that is the heart of our problem. We need a P M who will repeal hundreds or thousands of laws enacted over the last forty years and more, a PM who put's the interests of it's traditional values and indigenous people first. Is there anyone out there who would say that Thatcher and Churchill did not have Britain and it's people in their blood and heart? If we want to break free of the NWO globalist dehumanising power hungry project we will have to make sacrifices as in any war, just because it's an ideological war won't make it any less of a challenge. Boris may yet rise to the challenge when push comes to shove, Parliament has been shoved into managing the peoples wish for Brexit now we have to continue shoving them into delivering the Brexit we want and building the country we want.
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@libertasdemocratiam887 Do you think all the remain supporting Tory MP's will be deselected for the next election, does Boris even have the power to make that happen or will it be a case of self preservation for the Tories.
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@roygardiner2229 Socialist nouveau rich are poison for this country.
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@biga1398 The Tories signed up to Globalism and the end of the nation state when they supported being in the EU, the EU operates on the tenets of socialism so they supported that too. The problem with globalism is that it turns nation states into colonies and the people have no control over the way their former state is governed. The EU was the foot in the door for the globalists and is why Brexit has never been delivered and why the globalist uniparty of consocialism are bent on ever closer union. To destroy people first destroy their roots.
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@karlyoung6289 There is no division in todays US. lol
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@wiseali5584 I don't think he's implying anything other than people of different cultures have different ideas, desires and motivations, this is the fundamental flaw in the ideology of multiculturalism. Suggesting that people of one culture can live in another country and retain different beliefs and expectations is asking for conflict, free speech being an obvious example.
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@dragonfly6908 And they want to freeze it for the next 3 years, they just can't get enough of our money to pay for their economic crushing policies. Vote Reform and set our people free.
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@freespeechadvocate7492 People are only starting to wake up because the government (the red wing of the uniparty) think they have got 5yrs to destroy Britain, so they are moving apace taking benefits away increasing taxes and increasing the numbers of illegal immigrants. Average living standards in this country will inevitably continue to fall in this country until they are comparable with Africa's, under uniparty rule. Join Reform or at the very least vote for Reform and put a British government back in Westminster.
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@BritishMummy We have no option as it stands but to make Reform into the party that will do our bidding or switch our support to a different party and leave Nigel to his own devices, over to you Nige what you gonna do? Let us know by February or I won't be working for Reform any longer.
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@johnkitching2248 You don't say, do you mean we have more murders committed by Muslims here than in some other Muslim countries. Granted this is a Muslim country only in parts at the moment, do you think the murders of the infidel will decrease when they take more direct control.
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Vote Reform and get these pervs sorted.
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@qcode-2208 Good advice, the easy times of trouble free holidays are coming to an end IMO, its a bit like Russian roulette at the moment. Vote Reform and hope they get elected and we can watch things slowly return to order or let things carry on as they are from bad to worse.
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@markwhite5465 TRIGGERED! Down boy, down, quiet now.
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@yvonneflanagan2312 It doesn't make any difference fundamentally who or where the members are, Reform are what they are, people should vote for them knowing what they say they will do. Which is making Britain Great again by returning our independent sovereignty to run this country how British people want the country run, its called democracy.
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2025 Is going to be an unbelievably historic year.
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The country needs you, inside Reform or outside. It's going to be a hell of a year people, get out there go to rallies, stand in the park, make comrades any way you can. It's happening in Ireland it will be happening here too soon. Good luck! The Institute for Energy and Climate Intelligence 🤭, (never heard of them? neither had I till this morning) obviously they must be worth every penny of whichever taxpayers money they're getting. Anyway they pronounced this morning that farmers are not reducing their carbon emissions fast enough, coincidently it was announced that Cambridge council has okayed plans for 2500 acres of historic agricultural land to be used by the solar industry. So you might run out of food you're used to but don't worry Bill Gates will probably have some tasty insect meals for you to buy to swell his coffers, and don't forget you're saving the planet. If the Sun don't shine enough at least the land will no longer be green belt, so if they get rid of the solar panels someone can make a few quid getting houses built on the land and you can battle with the migrants to get one. Have fun before the next lockdown, bird flu anyone.
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@brianconnelly-s5e Read establishment propaganda! don't think so, it rots your brain. Must be a lot of folks commenting here who watch the good old beeb.
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Freeze Peach Agreed even if we have to wait until the bitter end of the EU project.
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Our country like most in the West is totally dysfunctional, it ain't going to be fixed any time soon. Join Reform vote Reform and we can make a start.
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Selling England with a Yen for communism.
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@tawanamufasa291 Most other countries would be nothing without Britain.
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Does anyone know the way, there's got to be a way to block buster.
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@PussyBootsMusic Not forgetting Switzerland too.
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@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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Sorcus How could it be otherwise? Parliament is in chaos because we are in the EU and they want us to remain in the EU but a significant majority of people voted to leave. The solution is either do what the people voted for or remain in the EU and support Macrons proposals for centralised government and an EU army and dissolve parliament awaiting the EU's decision on how Little Britain should be governed. You can't have your cake and eat it.
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@ALV694 Socialism is an ideology that can be defined with 2 words; hypocrisy and corruption.
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Socialism is a story that can be defined with one word; TYRANNY.
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@billyandrew If that's the case it sounds like Trump would be more at home in the countries these women originated from.
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@transitfran1126 The Marxist communists in power know that free speech is a danger to their control because that is how they gained control, democracy will be a sham if they succeed their plans. Vote Reform to prevent tyranny.
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Starting a war with insufficient support will end in defeat, that's Farage's positio. He has too much to do to fix every injustice the uniparty has inflicted on this country, you may as well criticise him for not securing justice for every victim of the grooming gangs.
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@randomdaveUK LOL.
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@manselwilliams2663 In short incompetence, corruption and globalism.
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@HappyDays66666 Sounds like you need to get ready for a rush of decent people incoming.
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@prebenpetersen5982 Impractical, unnecessary and designed to crush us, net zero is another weapon in the globalists armoury along with multicultural B S to enable mass immigration and a digital future.
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@GotoHere Ban the people who commit crimes with them.
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Is Joe just an experiment to see how many Americans can be conned.
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@quantumcomputation4963 Who has the copyright on that shooting in New Zealand and would he have to give written consent before it was allowed to be posted? for example.
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@quantumcomputation4963 There will still be unintended consequences from this unnecessary legislation and it's typical over-regulation by the EU, no doubt it will provide a useful source of income for the legal experts and bureaucrats paid for by the public.
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@quantumcomputation4963 Who and how is profit from the theft attained the British man who developed the worldwide web gave it to the world, you worry to much.
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15,000 illegals so far this year and its been a lousy summer up to yet, they'll be nothing left to save by 2029, people actually voted for the uniparty! 😂😂😂
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@walterrudich2175 Just the comment to be expected from an EU nutter. This weekends G7 summit will be the first where the heads of state will not sign a joint communique. Yesterday President Macron told the press this, citing ''a very deep crises of democracy''. Jumped up little dictator doesn't even know what democracy is.
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@walterrudich2175 Everyone who has a different view to yours is a fantasist, it is verboten ---------- kooler.
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@michaelkeldsen9897 That's the plan, strange so many Brits suffer with self hatred. Probably something to do with socialism I think, Lord haw haw must have been a socialist?
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Not before time either, if only the EU could put a cricket team together we could have a new Ashes series using some of the ashes saved from the burning down of the Houses of parliament.
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@garsm2290 The far left has always been a threat to democracy, religion has always been a threat to democracy, any organisation can be a threat to democracy (of which the EU is a good example), the inability of the MP's we have now failing to respect the result of the referendum after saying the opposite are the current threat to democracy. The left of centre has always been a threat to economic prosperity. I don't get your point, are you intimating UKIP are a threat to democracy? If so how big a threat and what evidence is there?
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@garsm2290 You really do live in your own weird fantasy world don't you, I guess that's what known as being institutionalised.
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@garsm2290 When buildings do not serve their original purpose as is the case with the H. O. P. at the moment they generally get demolished or turned into museums, tourist attractions etc, I would prefer the H. O. P. to be demolished than left as a reminder of what we have lost. Or than it continuing to be used to play the current charade for the amusement of the world.
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@garsm2290 No, but I know they burned a lot of other things down, I understand Europe has issues with it's past but the EU will end up repeating the mistakes it made before just under a different banner.
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@dubiouscaesar3709 Mohammed was a pdf, Rushdie talked about it in his book the satanic verses, current multicultural ideology allows Muslims to live as Muslims, the only law they believe in is the law of Allah their goal is to have Sharia law to rule Britain.
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Join Reform.
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Does anybody really think this was unplanned? Oh they do like to see the extent of their control, now how can we use this tool to negate the Trump effect.
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Ring your boyfriend and ask him.
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The Tories under May are trying to have their cake and eat it, attempting to fool the electorate into thinking they're trying to take us out of the EU, trying placate the EU by achieving Brino and all done to try to retain their jobs. All they're achieving is alienating voters and risking putting the UK into the hands of people who view Venezuela as a great success. If these are the best politicians this country can find it makes no difference if we are in, out or continue shaking it all about.
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@kevinallsop9815 A difficult question you raise on MP's pay, a big increase would require a fundamental reorg of our political system with no guarantee we would ever get it right. But it doesn't look too right at the moment so who knows how it will end?
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Reck Fredreck Everyone is entitled to an opinion,------- in democracies. I think companies should not be democratic the top man should be free to take all the money and just feed the slaves what they need to be able to do their job.
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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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@MarbleGiant You're talking about Labour and Tory parties.
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@ABC-rh7zc Banners and personalities are really just a distraction what is important is the underlying ideology of the parties, the Tory party is just another wing of the uniparty along with Labour, working for the creation of the W E F coordinated New World Order. Reform want an independent sovereign UK that is basically the choice in this election so Reform must remain completely separate from the Tory party and their corrupted organisation. Ben Habib is my personal favourite as he appears to be that rarity of an honest politician, looking forward to seeing him on Camilla Tominey's show this morning.
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@DropShort105 I joined 3 months ago, Reform are still a work in progress but they will get there or disappear under the rise of something else. Get Reform in and take it from there.
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@mwd331 If all is not clear and the party isn't democratic in time for the May elections I will be canvassing as a former Reform member for people to vote for anybody who is not Lib Lab Tory or Reform. That is power enough.
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@Ahjsjuedn That just shows how indoctrinated you have been to behave against your own best interests, you must also think Shamima Begum is acting in a worthy manner by lying to get back to the UK.
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@derekmab7734 Muslims who don't want to live under British laws as they were before Multiculturalism should prepare to leave for an Islamic country, they would much prefer that as Islam is such a superior religion and provides for a better life.
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I don't want them here behaving with impunity, it will continue to get worse.
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I think there will be a big propaganda effort to reduce the number of dinghy crossings by an insignificant number of maybe 10K or even more over the next few months now that the numbers here already are so great, they'll want to try and convince the not yet awake that they are doing something before the May elections. Join Reform and get rid of the tyrants.
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@wulfendog It's better in the sense that the gloves are off now, no more fake conservatism on show. pretending one thing and doing the opposite, with Labour its doublethink in action, they say what they are doing and expect you to believe its for the opposite reason without question. Because if you question you will be locked up.
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@timothywatson659 Some of British manufacturing industry was destroyed because it was irrecoverably corrupted by the unions and inefficient through the neglect of it by its British upper class owners and their wish to avoid involvement with the middle and lower classes and their activities. Thatcher laid the foundations for a resurrection of British industry, some of which happened but the majority was killed off in short order by traitors like Major and his love affair with the EU and later Blair and his love affair with himself and his personal wealth creation from selling off our countries assets where possible to the likes of Soros and facilitating takeovers of companies by US companies. Creating a government hands off approach to industry with no support for companies to invest in themselves for growth and productivity improvements once they were successful enough to be sold off and even subsidising companies to export know how to china and set up their manufacturing facilities there. Every government since Thatcher has been lead by traitors.
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@bedandbreakfastman11 Stats are compiled just like the ones that say Kamala is more popular than Biden.
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@owenokane9643 Looking at the British public being despised by a lot of them or even the majority of them doesn't really mean much, the majority don't vote if you include the ones who vote Labour because they always have or the ones who vote Tory for the same reason.
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@juliegregory3900 That was all just a carry over from Thatchers Reforms and the huge technical advances coming on stream, they left the country bankrupt after taking power when there was no debt. Since 2010 with all Blairs immigration plans followed by the Tories increasing it UK GDP per capita has fallen every year. That's what you get for being an EU colony and now a globalist colony soon to have no personal freedoms or autonomy.
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@annewalden3795 You seem to have a very superficial understanding of todays macro politics, you sound like you don't know the country is being reduced to a 3rd world level economic basket case. Since 2010 when mass immigration really became normalised and all Blairs reforms were in place GDP per capita declined every year according to the ONS figures. This country has been run by W E F influenced politicians since Thatcher and is now run by W E F controlled puppets and all expensively paid for with our own taxpayers money. We are being prepared for a technocratic dictatorship and there is going to be one hell of a fight eventually, within the next 2 years if the British people are going to win their freedom.
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@annewalden3795 Selling off council houses! What an excellent policy that was. My parents benefited noticeably from buying their council house, it's a shame councils preferred to spend the money they received on useless endeavours instead of apprenticeships and house building but that's typical of local politicians. The discount was accounted for by having had to have paid rent for something like 20yrs compared to migrants being housed at our expense after 20 wks, I believe this stipulation was later reduced by a later government to 5yrs. This countries establishment has gradually been infiltrated by cultural marxists with what they called the long march through the institutions which played into the hands of the globalists allowing them near total control today including control of the media, they have destroyed traditional Christian based values, education, rewritten history and introduced legislation to legitimise their actions. If you want to destroy people cut off their roots, now we wait to see how destroyed we really are.
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@shazoids OMG you have so much to learn, how old are you? twenty or thirty years of learning to catch up on, I'm done for now.
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@juliegregory3900 have you? Who voted fond a lying in, what MEP's did you vote for, why don't MEP's have any votes over what policies Brussels decides to adopt, why are all EU states bankrupt?
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@annewalden3795 I said my parents profited from it by having the opportunity to own their own home which they never would have had otherwise, after both working as much as possible and my father in the army in Egypt and on D day, that seems a reasonable reward to me for being a patriotic citizen. and I profited as a child by understanding that working and saving to buy my own home was good financial sense and life enhancing, so I did so as soon as I could. Since then socialism has held sway in this country with Labour and the con socialists and just look at the state of it, it's a fooking disgrace.
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@juliegregory3900 They are idlers at least many of the ones I worked with were, I am retired now but it was worse when I retired than when I started work. You can't blame the workers though its the education, the management, the destruction of national identity, patriotism etc. No reward for virtue, moral sickness in government and MSM.
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@annewalden3795 A lot of people agree with you about the post war Labour government which is understandable, the Conservative party were just seen as guilty by association with the war by many. The reality is socialism has its attractions for people not understanding of economic reality and history, which is all socialist governments are anti capitalism in its freedom loving creative sense. That is the root of the problem, the more politicians want to be in control of life the more they turn to dictatorship. Politicians like Blair were different in that they were in favour of corrupt capitalism to enrich themselves and didn't really have the socialist dream/delusion. Socialism is founded on communist principles, equality is a chimera, it doesn't exist in the real world and cannot be legislated to exist which is why all communist societies have underperformed through out history, why the Roman Empire fell, why the Egyptian Empire fell why all Empires fall. They may fall to a similarly bad communist regime under a different banner like Mao's China did, but fall they all do when they adopt the irrational ideas the West has adopted today such as diversity is our strength, men and women are the same and the British Empire was bad, the industrial revolution was bad and Britain, that tiny little Island created slavery around the world. The truth is capitalism was responsible for the wealth improvements the vast majority of westerners have enjoyed and that reduced by the delusions of socialists. Recognising this and building on it and making life better and fairer is the difficulty we face but one thing is certain destroying traditional Christian British values lying about history and destroying nation states will only bring chaos.
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@juliegregory3900 We all have the chance to vote for MEP's and who knows what they do so remote from us and powerless, do MEP's ever hold constituency meetings or inform us about what they support?
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@carolinstevenson2254 At the time of Hardie's rise to prominence Britain was ripe for change, class ridden and rife with prejudice. Sadly Hardie was a man of his time limited in understanding of what Britain needed to advance from empire to autarky and progress to being a world leader by continuing its existence as a centre of excellence. The subsequent rise of cultural marxist influence over the establishment and Britains slide into near irrelevance as a cultural entity is the direct result of the rise of socialism.
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@marcasoceallaigh5362 What do you mean, are you trying to say the EU only trades with 2 countries? There are more than 3 countries in the world and we voted for the UK to become a country, now all we need is a government to work as a government of a country not as part of an international coalition which includes China in it's number.
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@marcasoceallaigh5362 A third country then is any country not subject to the rules and dictates of the unelected Brussels bureaucracy, such a shame the communist/Marxist project has passed it's sell by date even Barnier is calling for the reinstatement of national European borders and France to end the rule of the European court of human rights in France. Said days for E U lovers indeed, a lot more people will have to start working real jobs to make a crust.
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@ljt3084 Lol, Germany is totally dependent on Russian gas and will soon have an economy that's in recession, Macron is barking mad and will soon be incarcerated on Elba and the EU will soon be a bad memory. 3rd largest bloc of disunited countries will be lucky to evade Chinas embrace.🕙
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@ljt3084 Nice try H O Lords does not/cannot pass legislation they merely scrutinise, true it needs reforming but it will take a British government to tackle that not a clique of international integrationists pursuing an irrational dream. Chin's Xi says he wants to take China back to what it was by unifying all it's historical provinces so western democracies should go back to treating it as the abuser of human rights, international law breaking totalitarian dictatorship it always was, all Chinese nationals deemed worthy and living in western countries should be offered the chance to renounce their Chinese nationality and take the nationality of their country of residence or be deported.
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@kevwalker5714 One of the many failings of governments more concerned with international back slapping than looking out for their own.
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@mmd6464 Shake that money tree so we can all die from obesity.
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Pe Ba You've never had it mate.🤣 and you'll never get it so don't 😭😭 about it, just don't complain when all those companies put cameras in the homes of workers working from home. In the interests of fairness and equality everyone will have to have them, what's not to like.
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@meta0269 Lol, a real educated comment there. Tell me would you say that all that the soldiers in WW2 who freed the Jews in concentration camps di was kill people? And all the brainwashed county lines drug runners stabbing one another do is save lives.
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@meta0269 There is no excuse needed for not letting people into a country if you believe in the concept of a country. Then a country is the manifestation of the majority of it's people's desires.
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@meta0269 That's one way of seeing the world stressing the ONE, fortunately we live in a democracy, the best and fairest system yet agreed upon.
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@meta0269 These divisions are not petty they are fundamental to human nature, as a species we evolve slowly we are almost identical to the people who destroyed the Roman Empire and the Egyptian Empire and all the other Empires that thought they had evolved to be superior to human nature. Our fate will likely be the same, I'm just grateful to have been born at a time to experience British culture at it's peak with freedom of speech and thought developed from science, logic and rationality that is now sadly under attack. Defund the Police! Who you gonna call? GHOSTBUSTERS Lol.
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@meta0269 Many a true word said in jest. Stay safe.
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Fake news from another EU fantasist.
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@klausvoor To think that systems and procedures could be developed over five years while we continue to pay the EU and our MEP's is a fantasy, people work faster when the need is paramount. Higher prices, shortages and fewer jobs are things we have faced in the past and are prepared to face in the future for as long as it takes to turn this country around. Italy and Greece are really prospering with your mutually beneficial trade aren't they now, we have wasted two years already thanks to your intransigence and our EU centric government and our patience is wearing thin.
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@klausvoor If the EU accepted that the UK is leaving and it is in their own best interests to maintain trade and security links along with cooperation on everything else that is mutually beneficial then the last 2 years would have been much more productive. The vast majority of people have no enmity for the people of Europe however they wish to run their countries, a successful Europe would aid the UK but It's totalitarian approach disguised as democracy should have been openly espoused at the outset. Personally I am sure it won't work well for Europe and it definitely won't work for the UK, be that as it may it is no longer directly a problem for us. Have the ambitions of the EU project evolved since the outset or is there a set objective unchanged.
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Do you think they should.
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@TickleMeElmo55 Look at the number of wars started in the name of religion, most people are weak and religious indoctrination exerts a very strong hold on them.
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@ShyTalks-d8b Such a meaningless term "right wing" politics has moved on from left and right decades ago, the only division that matters today is between globalists like Starmer and Badenough and nationalists like Ben Habib and Rupert Lowe. The globalists globe is shrinking rapidly no control over China, India, Argentina, Brazil, Russia or Hungary, no wonder the EU is talking up the need for war.
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The strange thing about Nigel is that for all his time in politics the globalists plans have carried on without serious interruption, even Brexit hasn't been done properly . Fundamentally for al his grandstanding nothing over the last 30yrs has fundamentally changed.🤔.
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@swag12344 And now they're hoping to use the principles to rule on highway construction, makes a lot of sense doesn't it. Given that we have practically maximum car ownership and freight transport in this country increasing the travel time for journeys through congestion by ?% increases pollution by the same amount. Just listen to the evangelical Greta and dream on.
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@imluvinyourmum So strange how pollution has decreased so drastically yet my activity hasn't changed at all yet.
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I suppose one answer could be for one side to emigrate to an EU state and the other side to emigrate to some where else and then the EU could solve it's migrant crises by sending them all to Britain.
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frenchie jones You mean the kind of people who are running Europe today and making it such a paradise. ------ For the criminally minded.-------
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@desoliver9712 Surely not! After a majority of Tory governments since the war.
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@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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So glad so many people can see Ben has the answer to our dystopian existence, getting rid of the globalist control of Britain is the only way to save our democracy and freedom. They won't like it and will create as many headwinds as they can such as currency value and announcing plans to cut investment in Britain but we will prosper like never before if Reform stick at it and we support them. Once we get fracking started, start building R R small modular reactors and selling licences for North Sea oil and gas extraction pensioners won't need handouts from the tyrants. Capitalism works it made us wealthy once and they stole that wealth rightly ours for themselves to play God trying to control everything and everyone, vote Reform and get your money back.
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@stellaholloway6729 Nigel will get the job done by attacking the pull factors such as no government opposition to the country being flooded with freeloaders, multiculturalism etc and also returning the boats to where they came from.
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@thetruth9210 The long march through the institutions started 100 yrs ago but they only gained pre eminence around the millennium, that was the creation of the uniparty. I am being silenced by you tube it appears with failed to load messages etc will this get posted I wonder.
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@thetruth9210 The long march of the cultural Marxists through the establishment bodies of Britain began about 100yrs ago, their infiltration gained supremacy under Blair virtually as soon as he was elected and the Tories signed up under Cameron to create the uniparty and the demolition of Britain is going on apace with only Reform in with a chance of turning things around democratically.
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The only plausible explanation.
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There may not have been enough voter fraud to swing the decision but the fact there has been a notable amount is a damning indictment of the Dems and MSM.
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laser325 A lot of remainers are gonna be even more sore after the next general election, why do you think the EU hates democracy.
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@kayem3824 Yeh because their manifestos said they would take us out why did remainers vote for them?
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@Mastertexter Of course the EU hates democracy but you don't get control of 28 countries by openly acknowledging it these days when war is not an option, if Britain were wiped from existence it would not benefit you in the slightest.
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@kayem3824 Remainers did not vote for what you say, they voted for Labour or Tory MP's on manifestos to take us out of the EU thay were so stupid they didn't even know they should've voted Lib Dem who said they would keep us in the EU.
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@Mastertexter When we are out of the EU jungle it will be fun to watch you try to devour one another.
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I think the problem with Nigel is even worse than his ego, he is weak and controlled opposition paid to keep the uniparty in power.
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Will Scotland vote for to make it's people suffer a massive reduction in public sector spending and a crashing economy? It's possible I suppose depends how many deluded people there are dreaming of Braveheart and a handout from the EU where it's profitable countries are having a bad tempered argument about who is going to fill the 60 billion Euro's deficit in it's budget and why they have to take a financial hit to their economies by not doing a sensible trade deal with the UK. My my castles made of sand!!
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Sad Khan Londons mayor said May is damaging the economy by saying what rights EU migrants to the UK will have after we leave the EU. Can someone tell him we are leaving the EU to run our country and we leave in March 2019. If the EU don't wish to be reasonable we will pay them nothing and put whatever tariffs we want on their exports to us.
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Some people may have begged to stay in the EU until 2020 mainly because they never want to leave. The plain fact is we are leaving and we have the resources to weather any short term problems unlike the situation in the EU.
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@mandypinkney5949 It is obscured by clowns at the moment, the homeless, the stabbed and all the other victims who have suffered know this first hand they are the tip of the iceberg. Don't become a part of the tip join Reform and fight fight fight.
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@blt4life112 We invaders as you call us are not complaining about being invaded we are complaining about facilitating our potential demise by funding invaders to help them destroy us. If people cannot see the insanity in that behaviour I must be insane.
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stacy skywatch2 Wake up to what? Living as a primitive.
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@stephenclarke2206 The British public haven't seen anything of the far right, they are an imaginary part of your fantasy nightmare. They have seen the desire of the left to behave like dictators though, ain't it clever to send a 50yr old women to prison for 18months for expressing her outrage on Facebook at the number of people stabbed every week by Mooslems.
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There are two extreme positions to take regarding the EU one is to remain the other is to seal up the channel tunnel, withdraw all troops and publicly paid employees other than diplomats and end cooperation with the EU on security information. Then we can seek partnerships with other countries around the world. It would be a big change for the UK to put it's own interests first but with Trump in america, Putin in Russia and Erdogan in Turkey it could be a good time to try.
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One promise they haven't kept was that the referendum was a once in a generation vote the result of which would be carried out. You reduce the debate to the level of the schoolyard.
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David Baker one mans tosh is anothers religion and we know how rational that can be.
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playthegame ''no one gives a damn outside the EU'' hypocrisy is your forte, you're making yourself sound ridiculous. But as you're not British that's not too surprising when you try to tell us what to do which is so typical of EUropeans.
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playthegame. Why have so many from other countries commented on Brexit if no one cares? We don't want you to care or not care other than for your own sake. ''stop acting like children'' is an instruction based on your interpretation on something you don't care about. I suggest you relax and think a bit harder and have some input from outside your regular sources. Not to care is ok but if you do care make sure you're well informed.
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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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@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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St Malky xx
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St Malky would you happen to know the ancestry/origin of those parasites they call travellers who cost us money, pay no taxes and know only the law of the jungle. Many talk with an Irish accent not certain but it sounds southern to me.
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@mysterymaverick1982 Predictable! Lol. To the nackers yard, come into the 21st century we're waiting for you.
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@brianrussel6012 It is a surprise they are not under threat from our courts like the soldiers they worked for.
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@Cowardly Custard Probably they're mostly pensioners spending our money they get from over generous civil service or nationalised industry pensions supporting foreign economies to while away their time in the sun polluting foreign cultures with pretend British pubs and cafe's selling full English breakfasts and fish and chips.
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@mrmyloc Is the Sun still published? Tories should have no problem winning the election then, oh I forgot most 18 - 25yr olds don't have the attention span for reading these days do they. Do charity workers, social workers and interpreters get factored in to productivity stats.
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@TorianTammas GDP alone will not make a country great and the EU is going backwards, China has a little problem with Hong Kong. Food for thought?
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@SuzLa1 Despite all you say we are still not as destitute as people in Venezuela or Russia.
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@ramatgan1 Would you say the gangs were paedos then?
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@martynblackburn9632 It's ok as far as the establishment are concerned to be a racist if you are racist against British white people.
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@rogerjolla2358 Yeh you were drinking with a guy only yesterday and he gave you the inside story, yes.
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Another great philanthropist, what has @leespiderpod ever done for this country?
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The woman with T D S are really making a rational response to Trumps election victory, they are narcissistic, controlling, anti freedom Marxists. They are a minority and their numbers are shrinking all the time now that the corruption is being cancelled and Trumps support is higher then when he was elected according to the polls, Americans have a real honest common sense American in charge at last with a great team behind him. Oh! and you can buy any car you like.
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@leonbell5141 Chaotic government is the symptom caused by EU membership, as in Italy, Greece, Hungary and more.
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Britain is leading the world and our lead will increase.
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If you are British you are our recent history.
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Through the industrial revolution and the inventions of this country were laid the building blocks of modern existence. I suppose great depends on your perspective.
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If you want to stop living in the past change the present.
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Space Monkey I agree, as an atheist some might see that as a contradictory position but it is so not. Western civilisation had evolved to a point where faith could be left to individuals without determining the future direction of social progress, unfortunately society chose to ignore the gift that Christianity had given (especially the Church of England's variant) and is like a tree without roots today. So it is clear to me we need to focus our attention on reinforcing our roots and not growing the roots of other religions to grow an inferior tree.
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@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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When they have no argument against Reforms policies all they can do is sink into the gutter.
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@leejames1792 You are playing into their hands, don't give a fcuk, don't vote see where that gets you slavery or civil war.
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Money and power are the main drivers of wars Russia has nothing to gain from direct conflict other than bolstering their egos the third element of motivation. As they are basically criminals the former hold sway. N Korea is too insignificant and China is doing very nicely thank you. Why is Russia supporting Syria? chance to increase money and power.
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You can fool some of the people all of the time is obviously true, the only way to save Reform is to get them into power.
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@johnbarrance4926 Looking at past decisions by court judges they use the law to suit their biased thinking, they see actions taken by people who wish to overthrow Britains sovereignty and independence through protesting, criminal damage, abuse and murder as laudable. Are you looking forward to Begums return, it must happen this year before we take back control of our country.
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@captainboing Reform have to win power before they can go against mainstream/majority opinion or they will never win power.
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@desoliver9712 I'd take lies over invisibility anytime assuming you can prove it.
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@mokkorista You lost, save your arguments for another referendum after we have left.
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@desoliver9712 Believing in democracy doesn't protect you from lies and democracy doesn't insure you will not be ignored.
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@mokkorista There are winners and loses in every situation, the type of losses and who loses will undoubtedly change.
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The pressures in the NHS are such that thousands of GP's retire early. Or is the pressure of paying too much tax after the Cameron/ Osbourne changes to pensions, introducing the lifetime allowance. I mean once you've got a mill and 1/2 in your pension fund what's the point in working to pay tax.
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I see that intellectual powerhouse Lammy is already making overtures to Biden (or should I say Kamala), doubtless making plans to stop Brexit. Haven't experienced such an upbeat feel to MSM output since the referendum result it's like the day before the vote all over again. People we are facing a war I think.
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@craig581 When you join the EU your politicians are not your politicians and their politics are not your politics, therefore it is next to impossible to know with any certainty what the motives and end goals of the politicians are until the end game is over. Then we will have a general election, House of Cards indeed.
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@JayJordanJuly Yes let's go back to the old ways keep women under guard and let the rich and powerful have their pick of the herd.
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@JayJordanJuly No rich and powerful men do not have the pick of the herd, woman are not mere animals like deer. True many behave as such falling prey to their natural instinct but a good number do not, it is difficult but strong willed intelligent women can overcome human natures programming to live happier lives. There is no necessity for women to mate with alpha males in advanced societies just because they are alpha males, many alpha males are also aggressive, self interested, sociopaths etc and many women feel used after being in relationships with them. Fewer women exhibit the same characteristics as alpha males but not an insignificant number. It is often joked that men are like dogs and women are like cats, many a true word is said in jest and this has a ring of truth to it in my mind, as such men need to be trained like dogs and women rewarded maybe, obviously analogies have there limits but this seems an interesting one to use when considering human behaviour. All behaviour must be subject to appropriate legislation and enforcement which I believe is not the case today, the better a society trains it's people the less the need to resort to law enforcement.
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@JayJordanJuly As I said the majority of women follow their natural instincts as it is difficult to overcome natures programming but I prefer a woman who can, otherwise they would not satisfy my needs in a relationship, natural instinct explains why some women are besotted with murders on death row such men often have alpha male characteristics.
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@JayJordanJuly As to the frequency it varies from year to year never more than 3 so not often, wisdom comes with experience so the vast majority of ladies whose company I enjoy tend to be over fifty yrs of age, I am a firm believer in beauty coming from within and yes I'm in a relationship with one such.
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@JayJordanJuly A lot older than 50
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@JayJordanJuly I never looked at women of 50 or over until I was into my forties, what is your age. I'm just not ageist I take people for what they are, I can take interest in people or live without them I have many interests.
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@JayJordanJuly Finding a woman who ticks all the boxes is more difficult the more discriminating you are, compromises sometimes have to be made depending on circumstances. Making unwise compromises leads to unhappiness and divorce, everyone is different, being honest with yourself fixing your priorities and finding common ground is important. Basically it's a tough job that should be taken seriously not many people get it 100% right and anyway people can change , probably schools could do a lot more to educate people on relationships.
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Where do you think he got the inspiration?
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Sounds to me like you are prisoner to your emotions, which would make you prisoner to faith. If that is the case and remains to be so, you will always be prey to irrational behaviour and irrational in the eyes of progressive western minds.
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I don't hate Catholics either, the majority of them abide by the law so that makes them less of a problem.
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I think it might be a good idea for police to have RPG's available they would be handy for use in some car chase incidents. People should know if they do the crime they might not have to do the time.
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When the facts change we change the law.
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You can have nation states or states in an empire they are different entities.
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Sean O which invaders are you talking about, do you have a lot of Muslims over there.
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I don't think he'd be interested in what you've got in there.
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I would love to ask does Reform agree there should never be a Reform MP of any religion other than Christian or atheistic.
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It's nothing to do with their race its their corrupt, racist anti British beliefs which condemn them.
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@crunchyfrog555 Being dumb these days is de rigour it seems, nothing to do with left or right. Dumb people do as they're told especially so when promoted to positions they know they're too dumb manage.
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John Hillman With mash.
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Certainly a better idea than filling Reform with treacherous Tories.
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Correct the Chinese are very busy in Africa, they know how to work with naive and corrupt governments, they don't need a leader who calls for China first policies.
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The world is just about large enough to have space for everyone, the problem is humanities diversity and some peoples craving for power, glory and fame etc. Will we ever evolve sufficiently to accept our differences and control our cravings to use them for the benefit of everyone.
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Due to mismanagement and pursuing the wrong objectives. Brexit is the route out of our current suicidal thinking.
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We will no longer have to fund failing EU states unable to operate with the Euro to the benefit of Germany, we will save on all the costs associated with EU membership such as MEP salaries and that of their hangers on plus their expenses. We will save on time and expense of running legal and policy decisions through the EU and be able to trade with the world to however we desire. Exactly how much or little we benefit economically will be determined by the government we elect and predicting the future is a mugs game, so here goes I predict the economies of Greece, Italy and Spain will not thrive as long as they have the Euro and the EU is heading for trouble. At the end of the day what makes you happiest is what counts and for me that would be living in a sovereign UK with a democratically accountable government.
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It's not just out of spite it's a matter of self preservation, and we would not be cutting our selves off from trade with Europe it will be a different relationship that's all, one that depends on the deal they want to do with us. They're talking tough at the moment naturally, but the German business leaders are already getting nervous. It may be that we have to leave without a deal before they want to get real, also our trade with the rest of the world is growing faster than with Europe and I expect it to grow faster still after we leave. Talk of self destruction of the economy is hyperbole we have faced tougher times in the past and are better placed to prosper than we were then.
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The issue is so much more than transient economic problems I do not want the UK to be run from Brussels for the benefit of Germany, don't forget virtually every prediction made so far about the UK and EU has been proved wrong from ''we wouldn't be able to survive without the Euro'' to there is no intention to create a Euro army.
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@edgarfriendly5321 Mass emigration is a given under Reform.
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Sandra Gray I agree with everything stated in the patriotic alternative plan, a few details may need clarifying but I would definitely vote for a member of this party on the evidence so far available.
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Forget UKIP back the Tooting peoples party.
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Power to the people.
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I support Reform and I see no problem with Tommy and agree with everything I have heard him say, the only difference is you can't vote Tommy into government so vote Reform, join Reform and make them do right by Tommy after they have been elected and have changed this country's establishment for ever. There can be no going back to the uniparty parliament scammers.
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pinkie perky The EU is just plain wrong from any angle, it's ideas have never made for a successful outcome at any time anywhere in human history that I have knowledge of. The reality is people in revolt all over Europe and even the leaders of it's country cannot agree on funding for the next budget after Brexit, never have so many been subjugated by so few with such deceit.
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Bainsworth Wow your mind is showing. I thought EUropeans were above such thoughts little Englanders causing you angst again or are you just another Ruski troll.
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@thoughts4872 But we love RNHS, how could we survive without it, how did we survive without it? Sadly those days are lost in the mists of time it seems, now we are stuck with this hyper money making machine for big Pharma and the higher echelon of "health experts" and politicians like Rishi making a quick bucks out of investments in Moderna. The fact that it doesn't provide a very good outcome for many patients after waiting years for operations is by the by for the scared sheep relying on it, I think it should really have a DNR note attached the same as they do to many patients without anyone knowing. The majority of people in work would be better served with an insurance scheme, immigrants who've paid nothing for health care shouldn't get anything other than life saving care. Like all socialist ideas they sound great but will eventually wreck the country, humans nearly all have a susceptibility to greed and laziness and the more the systems like socialism encourage that behaviour the more people will be like that. I believe its practically endemic today from top to bottom, ethics and values have been bred out of people, It's maybe not quite so visible in those at the top due to media control and the fact that with the excess wealth they have they don't show it very often. Vote Reform and hope to god they can change us back to an independent sovereign country again.
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And all the extra money raised is used to further destroy Britain, don't pay it.
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@maldaley235 Hope you get to find out, I like Scotland and some Scots I've met but Canada's nice too.
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@benvair1370 LOL. What twaddle you believe so strange how you try to bend reality to make your arguments. The people pushing for a truly independent England are you SNP loonies. So sorry to hear of all the deaths and injuries suffered by you Scots from having Trident there it would be only right to have it in England, if a nuke goes of in England the effects would never cross the border. Whatever is decided to be hate speech under the new law would be banned the problem is with the definition of what is hate speech not being precise so that it can be used as tool to stop anyone from saying anything just like China can arrest anyone for advocating democracy in H K.
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@WhoFramedMSG Abandon the UK Titanic, flee save yourself while you can still get a Euro for your pound after October your options will be much worse. Good luck comrade.
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@forenamesurname6147 Oh woe is me, where is Germany going to get it's energy from if it does the decent thing and cancels the Russian gas pipeline. Shame Sweden had to shut the door to asylum seekers I didn't think they were bothered about their own survival. Does the UK leaving the EU mean we won't be free to travel around Europe spreading CV 19. After leaving the EU will the UK be eligible for international aid.
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@forenamesurname6147 Burning coal (Lignite) is where they get it now, not very eco friendly.
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Exactly, overcoming challenges is what life is all about that's why Brits and other nations with strength of character don't go running around seeking asylum. Stop deluding and defrauding the people of the world.
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@nickbarton3191 No I don't think you do get it, think of it like this. Brexit will be the hammer blow to the chisel that is UK government that will carve out our future. Until that blow is struck nothing much is really happening, what happens after is down to us and our government. Then it will be time for the government to formulate a balanced view of what they want to achieve and how. It's not going to be easy plain sailing but it should worth it, it won't be like Beirut in the short term and in the long term it will be what we make it.
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@nickbarton3191 Undemocratic things happen in the EU the difference for the UK is with our own democracy we can and usually do set things right, the EU is an obstacle most of the time and I think unnecessary to this countries success. The EU has some big changes to make, it's going to get even more interesting I think, we all have to hope things work out. Co operation is key, the EU's negotiators have shown they don't accept our desire for independence have to wait and see if their attitude changes if we do get independence.
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@SteveJones-gz4vd So Rupert Lowe is a traitor too then don't you agree? He says there should be mass deportations and net emigration for 2 years.
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@Bluejohn Its not a matter of opinion its a plain fact, Ben has even been cancelled from talking to the new branches being set up. Do Reform have any actual policies? They aren't distributing any information to members, are they in favour of free speech? Do they think it would acceptable to have Muslim Reform MP's and a Muslim PM? Or people of any other religious persuasion other than atheist? Because I don't what do the other 100,000 members think, is Reform even interested.
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@jimmclay2353 I don't think there are that many left wingers in the country.
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roger stubbs That is within our remit, up until the referendum the UK was on the path to extinction our future is now in our hands. We voted for freedom and democracy if we are determined enough it is still in our grasp.
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@Michelle Weeks Sadly she is one of many Tories who have lost credibility, reminds me of the Ted Heath days, some people are born to lead others are born to take orders. Some think they were born to lead like Heseltine, the sort who led the charge of light brigade.
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jwgeezer Good point about the single European act, have to admit I wasn't really interested in politics at the time. I bet they had her arm up her back though and they still felt it necessary to stab her in the back a couple of years later for her anti EU views, I'm guessing.
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@Michelle Weeks I'm not a big fan of Boris, have to see what happens.
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jwgeezer I don't think you can honestly say she was brought in to accelerate the process more like she ended the lingering death, the attitudes of the upper classes and the workers had put manufacturing so far behind competitors it was inevitable the country needed to address it's inbuilt problems. Thatcher half completed the job but we were badly let down by all who came after, the country was paying it's way and ready to face the future. Major and Blair took us ever closer to the EU and Blairs policies had no lasting benefits.
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Farage is the nearest we have, he hasn't yet got the support that Trump has because the British public are basically ignorant and or indoctrinated but that is changing fast, the more that join and spread the truth the more Farage will be empowered to do what he wants to do.
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@JonWS55 He didn't add anything useful or thoughtful to the debate.
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@DiceRolla23 Don't you have anything positive to say about the EU.
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@DiceRolla23 The single market was a British idea, give us something positive about the EU's plans for the future.
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@DiceRolla23 That's because we don't want to be in the EU.
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@LabRat6619 Live fast, die young and leave a good looking corpse.
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@johnturner4400 Don't take on face value anyone or anything, do your own research and use your best judgement
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@LukeMovement1 Reform for me Reform for thee will set the UK free, the globalist uniparty is fighting hard but getting weaker by the day. The New World Order is running out of road what part of World will never subscribe Russia, China, India, Korea, the North definitely not the South is rocking, Afghanistan they must have slipped up there big time Syria the same. Look on my works ye mighty and tremble Lol.
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@stephenrochester6309 Somebody find this Childs dummy.
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@LukeMovement1 Go Le Pen RN
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@LukeMovement1 Russia has many good points but they are still too communist for me.
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@LukeMovement1 Lol far right extremist! Wanting to live in a Britain with a British culture and celebrate the achievements and inventions of the most successful fair minded country of the modern age that exercised global influence as opposed to the globalists attempt at global control. You have no idea of what is far right or extreme.
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Phil The Messer A lot less than there used to be.
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The EU AND REMAINERS MADE IT SO.
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Illogical, there would be no Brexit if there were no EU for the remainers to try and cling to.
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Ah shame, so many inadequates clinging to an inviable dream they thought would deliver their idea of utopia. wake up and smell the the coffee, the EU has peaked it was never properly thought through, to achieve it's ambitions would take centuries and need leaders of a culture the likes of which are not compatible with modern times. It was conceived probably 40 or more years too late, the times have not been favourable for it's success fortunately life is more fun than they would allow if they could control it. Vive diversity, vive freedom, vive UK.
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Well we are still part of the project, Brexit might not happen and the redesign of what it means to be human and European can continue. Surely that will rebuild your self confidence and belief in your fellow man. Who needs democracy really, I ask you.
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Join Reform and end this vomit inducing Punch and Judy act, Trump, Musk, Kennedy and Farage wow wow wow.
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Support Reform any way you can.
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@heathercooper6043 Support Reform any way you can.
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@kaxar6954 Support Reform any way you can.
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@pjmoseley243 Support Reform any way you can.
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@TheRuneRealm Support Reform any way you can.
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@Mark.H3721 The dictionary definition is too long, let's just say self harming and deluded.
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@vr360experiencetheordinary People rejected globalism without knowing it, they thought they were rejecting the Tories they hadn't worked out Labour are just the same.
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@Mark.H3721 Bit of projection there I think @Mark.H3721 you don't understand what I'm saying.
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@Mark.H3721 The only thing you've said is B S if you've got something to say that is of any value let the world read it. Do you even know if you're a globalist or a nationalist supporter.
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Trump will use Musks rockets to take out hostile satellites.
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"I have sympathy for his family" get real they are a crime family.
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@simmo1024 Just keep the options open until the EU collapses then there won't be an EU to leave.
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@Eusantdac What a cow! now she's going to try to get labour to vote for her deal by adding on a customs union. She will certainly be sure of her place in history, I suggest her effigy should be burned every June 29th.
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@simmo1024 I believe the next general election will determine the UK's relationship with the EU.
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@simmo1024 Hopefully UKIP and 1 other party supporting no deal together will have the majority in the house, the most important matter is for the UK to get it's independence back as every clear thinking British individual knows.
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@spudspuddy The root of the problem is, today crime is easy and is profitable, until that is changed crime will continue to get worse.
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@VictheSecret Nice one Vic 👍 we never stop learning do we.
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@JamJarST If only it were fantasy.
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@VictheSecret Made more sense before the edit Vic TBH.
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@billpugh58 She probably watched Jim'll fix it same as I did back then, when people thought the BBC was an honest respectable broadcaster and some still do. Created to inform, educate and entertain it soon got gradually taken over by the cultural Marxists to be entirely their tool to misinform, deprave and indoctrinate. Complete control achieved around 1990 seemingly and as the generations who knew their lived history died out the lies and bias just got more and more blatant.Fortunately they are increasingly falling victim to their own hubris and dumbing down to the point where no one I know believes anything they report.
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@muhammadomer4674 Did you not know British laws have been ignored and broken with no action taken by the police or arms of the state?
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@TreiberSeptim Didn't know there were that many Brits with Russian language skills, what a clever lot we are no wonder we had the nous to vote leave.
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And when they gain power you must judge them.
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@wyattfamily8997 It would be difficult to imagine they could be worse than the uniparty government of the last 30yrs. I would love to see the panic amongst the globalist tyrants if Reform were to win and Trump as POTUS, the likes of Soros, Gates, Fink, Schwab, Blair, Obama, Johnson and the rest of the corrupt evil tyrants running around trying to hang on to their power and cover their rears.
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@alan bee It would be sad to leave the UK but not without it's benefits.
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@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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@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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@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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@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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@philsterthephilster Sounds like a dogs breakfast to me, thank god we are an island and have a nuclear deterrent.
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@johnhobbes2268 There is no EU in reality.
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She can't wait for her next freebie to Ibiza I bet, another chance to flash her growler around to attract some plebs.
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If Ben is right and Farage still owns Reform does that mean no one can stop him filling the party with Tories? Also what do the other MP's think about inviting so many Tories into the party? With over 100,000 members and growing surely the party can't be that short of good people wanting to stand for office.
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You're missing the bigger picture.
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@kiritsuguemiya7374 The bigger picture of the poor in developed countries being richer than ever before such that even the immigrant poor are allowed entry into developed economies and immediately receive an uplift in their living standards unimaginable to their forefathers. If you don't like it look for somewhere else.
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Still a smooth operator but I'm supporting UKIP he's just muddying the water if Brexit was his main concern he'd be supporting them too, don't let the Tories or Labour back in to influence the outcome by mistaken loyalty.
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David it would be interesting if Germany were the next to leave.
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Basically you are saying that as long as Germany gets what it wants from the EU provided it is enough they will behave themselves if not they will attempt to increase their power by getting into bed with Putin. Can't really see that ending well and anyway China would be an interested party. So much for the PC bullshit they continually spout it all comes down to money and power at the end of the day, they just use whatever tools are at hand or can be created to deceive the people. Germany is interesting but a bit of an enigma to me I can't believe the country is not still affected by the East/West division that was but how this is affecting people is not discussed, is it really a united Germany? If they are really nationalistic the sooner the EU collapses the better. Russia doesn't have the wealth to interfere in the mess that would be created, America would probably be the biggest beneficiary and the biggest help but how bad things would have to get before this would be acceptable to Europe is anybodies guess, a sovereign UK would be in a good position to influence events if we had good enough leaders.
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No country is an island metaphorically speaking. One of the UK's greatest advantages has always been to see the big picture and never accept the inevitable.
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Can only hope Brexit and Trump are sufficient stimulus to lead to western self preservation through reasserting capitalism as espoused by Adam Smith the recognition of the importance of and need to support national identities and refocusing on quality of life in place hyper consumerism and the throwaway culture. Craving instant gratification as we do today is a recipe for the growing chaos evident everywhere.
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@soniahesketh3565 A matter of months.
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@beckynorris4366 Now that Gates of hell owns most of Americas farmland he won't be growing the food you like, that's the next problem for Trump to solve. Shame for all the globalist billionaires who've set up companies in low tax low pay countries to up their profit margins 🤣🤣🤣. Make em pay Trump lad and drain their slush funds.
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@nickryder9669 They might be lefty but you don't have to be an Islamist to give emoticons precedence over your survival instincts and critical thinking.
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@Insecthouse Starmer openly admitted he prefers Davos to Westminster, let's keep him there and put Reform in Westminster.
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A tip for the new leader of the Labour party, as Dumbledore would say ''Arresto Momento''
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When the state is your enemy then so are the states enforcers when acting against us.
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@123benley We'll all be under water from climate change due to the EU's globalist ambitions by the time Brexit is cancelled.
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Depends what drugs they have access to, no doubt few have access to the drugs their controllers have.
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The party is over, vote UKIP.
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You mean the French & German economies of the Franco German empire.
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What do you think we should do with all the compensation VW are going to pay us for conning us on diesel emissions? oh well at least we have low powered vacuum cleaners to help us now.
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I've heard prostitutes take re-entry when the price is right.
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There is no Franco German empire LOL
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I think a referendum does involve genuine discussion, the fact that some people exaggerate some points is revealing of itself. If people are too dumb or lazy to understand the fundamental issues that is unfortunate, in the end they only have themselves to blame. That is the beauty of a properly functioning democracy, you get what you vote for. The more honest, open and less accepting of biased views society is the better for the majority.
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Agreed the sooner the better but I think it will be 5 to 10yrs, as long as we exit march 2019 they can sort out there own mess in their own time. More important is what replaces it I think United Nations of Europe sounds good.
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Well reality is a bit more nuanced than that but peace will prevail once the globalist cabal are back in their box.
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@Paul Bee Yeah just like cricket, but god it was exciting.
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@onceamoth Vote Reform.
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@totokfr Decision taken to develop a single currency benefited Germany making it's currency more competitive than it would have been as the Deutschmark to the detriment of British industries. The decision to have the ECJ as the final arbiter on British legal decisions has undermined our legal system. The decisions of EU presidents hold sway over our government, you only have to look at the inability of parliament to enact the result of the referendum to see the effect of this. You are so blinded by your opinion of the EU you can't value any other opinion.
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@totokfr ''A successful currency union'' you've got to be joking. It is a pity we didn't join in we could be like Italy today whose GDP per capita is below now what it was when they joined. The ECJ will only affect us if we stay in the customs union and free market, stuff that. When we joined the EEC our exports to the EU were 65% of total exports, today they are 47% and falling, we don't want to run the EU that's not our problem we just want to run the UK.
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@sibience It was obviously idiotic to put the decision to the people because they didn't vote the way you wanted them to did they, they're not such a herd of sheep as you thought after all. LOL the idiots made the idiotic decision to have a referendum or was it the idiots that voted, I bet Cameron had to get permission to have the referendum from the EU and they agreed to it so omnipotent do they feel. Ha Ha.
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@Andygb78 He doesn't know anything or he's on the EU payroll, he even denies the goal of a federal Europe. He's anti freedom, anti democratic and anti English.
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@sibience If people haven't changed their minds they'll be clowns telling British jokes rather than EU jokes though, and if we don't like them they won't last too long.
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@sibience May has lasted and is entitled to last until the next election unless she stands down as she said she would or if she loses a vote of no confidence, I don't get your point.
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@GonzoTehGreat Cameron was no worse than Merkel or Berlussconi or the Kinnocks the big difference being he was answerable to the Tory party who blamed him for losing the referendum. None of them as bad as Corbyn though.
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@GonzoTehGreat You said he was the worst kind of career politician my point is he was just typical of the majority, my idea of a better type of politician would be Thatcher I doubt you would agree so who would you prefer.
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@totokfr I got my figures from a non political investment website and I believe them to be correct, there are lies damn lies and statistics as they say but they are a sideshow anyway to the real issue for me.
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@totokfr The figures I quoted were GDP per capita which is a clearer indication of a countries economic performance.
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@arvedludwig3584 Total export figures are calculated including services. Letting fear dictate policy decisions is a recipe for failure, as the EU bears responsibility for the creation of the Euro when or if some countries decide they need to return to having their own currency the EU has the responsibilty to facilitate this equitably.
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@PauletteCheyne You talk like there is a better alternative to Christian based democratically controlled capitalism that Britain had until 1990, have you any examples?
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@sbor2020 The national socialist party, or natsis in short.
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@sbor2020 Socialism bad capitalism good.
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@sbor2020 Socialism's biggest problem lies in its founding principle of equality among people which breeds the hypocrisy inherent in its application, every ideologically driven society imposes its ideology on the people to gain control and compliance. Early Christian societies were as bad as any other but evolved over centuries to value freedom of the individual over the power of the state, sadly Britain the greatest beneficiary of this freedom has thrown the baby out with the bathwater and allowed its hard won Christian based values of freedom through democracy and equality of opportunity to be undermined by the ideologically driven socialists and communists with their impractical ideas and hypocritical behaviours. There are manifold examples of this, take education for example: comprehensive education is a very poor system that fails the majority of teenagers along with Blairs drive to give everyone the opportunity of a university education. The result has been dumbed down education to facilitate entry to universities by people who see it as the only option for achieving anything worthwhile in life, all that has done given globalists the excuse to flood the country with immigrants as a cost effective way for them to maintain/increase profit margins paid for by the British tax payer. Trying to force square pegs into round holes is basically a fruitless exercise, a much better way is to provide education that meets the needs of the people and the country. Properly funded technical schools, grammar schools and apprenticeships, fewer and better universities that don't have to import foreign students to be economically viable would benefit the country and its industry. My definition of capitalism is one that is made to work for the benefit of this country and its people as a first priority, under democratic control with much more policy making subject to referendums. Compassion is only possible from being in a position of strength, I think if you look at the esteem many people around the world had for the British during and after the demise of the British Empire through the compassion that came to be shown after our coming to better understand and develop relations with the nations we ruled. Obviously there are always areas where criticism can be levelled but in comparison with other empires such as those of France the British gave independence to its colonies and dependent territories with much better grace and was beneficial to them overall. Sadly socialism and Marxist activists have undermined Britain's existence as a national sovereign country as with most Western countries during the 20th century to date, such that democracy no longer had any relevance, happily this seems to be changing. Globalism, the EU and the international rules based order will have to be dismantled and the return to a world of independent sovereign nation states making their own decisions and alliances as they and their people see fit if we are to avoid the rise of tyranny, war and chaos. Vote for Trump, vote for Reform or prepare to suffer unnecessarily.
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CastAirLead I agree a very good speech, Mays only problem IMO is that she is more of a manager than a leader but as she is managing quite well and appears pragmatic, provided she has the right advisers she should get there in the end. I think she has the right instincts and understands the importance of democracy so I remain optimistic.
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Where does Israel get it's oil?
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The UK has been diced and sliced by the cult of diversity and multiculturalism, attempting to accommodate and push for equal prominence and influence for every human foible will if it continues destroy the foundations of our current society and prepare the ground for a new monotheistic culture of some description. There is a long way to go before we will accept such an outcome but human society cannot exist in an absence of moral and legal certainty and needs to accept that we either carry on with the current destruction of the old social norms to whatever lies ahead or try to call a halt and build anew with history and ancient history as a guide to what works for the health and wealth of the majority. Pint of bitter please.
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Yeah just like Biden won.
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Just because he couldn't control his wife everyone has to suffer.
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Nature abhors a vacuum.
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@maccagrabme The reason we were a little better off in the 90's was all down to Thatchers legacy which Major and every PM since wasted to wreck this country with EU membership and then making this country a colony for the W E F. Vote Reform to get your lives back and Reform the country back into being Great Britain, a sovereign independent self governing nation once again. The greatest force for good there has ever been in the world.
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@donaldboughton8686 I think you're forgetting May is a remainer and is being pragmatic to keep herself in charge and try and keep the UK in the EU and avoid a Labour government, I can't make up my mind which outcome would be worst.
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@donaldboughton8686 She is not solely responsible for the state of the country and government but she is responsible and the sooner the Tories find a suitable replacement the better, Rory Stewart looks promising.
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Claudio Dio BBC news
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Claudio Dio Yes thanks slave.
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Claudio Dio In your world.
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More like he's the WEF's lap dog, like the country gone from bulldog to lap dog.
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The irrelevant puppet theatre continues tonight is it Punch and Judy or Starmer and Sunak I don't know and care less, its there for people who like their politics to be entertainment sci fi fantasy style but I prefer politics to be real with honest people telling me what they want to do to end the destruction of Britain.
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@josefinenilsson8059 The Tory party would have to decide whether to elect a remain leader or a Brexit leader.
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Where will you get your next servants from after drowning the current ones?
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@p.g.u.d But only the average wage earners from the richer countries will suffer, that's what they want.
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@connorcook6171 All the big commercial bankers yes along with the current manipulators of today's financial system , there has never been as much personal debt in the UK before as there is today making them money while keeping the EU pipe dream going.
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@garyreynolds5733 That would be in a minimum of 2 years time then, yes?
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@JOHNTHEWHISK Net zero, hate law, LGBTQ law, gender law, LTN law, 98% of laws enacted since 1960.
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He said he doesn't want to align Reform with Tommy Robinson's lot. Have you seen the media reports on yesterdays march, outright lies. And you think Reform want to hand the MSM media the opportunity tie them in with that, people need to wise up and unite behind Reform, the only possible chance of having any democratic influence on the future of this country.
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@billbo7630 Tell us moreRon.
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@richardgallagher4880 If you support the blue wing of the uniparty yes you are.
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@growlinggrowler-c2v Neither do the vast majority of the plebs.
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@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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Farage is brexit and brexit is brexit is that what you voted for? WAKE UP.
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@fabien blond My Romanian friends don't want us to leave!
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@pyellard3013 Your comments have no relevance for people who voted for Britain to become an independent sovereign country ruled by democratically elected governments.
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@pyellard3013 The god of nationalism prevents ever closer union as directed by a non directly elected cabal that destroys cultural systems and identities in pursuit of it's unrealisable dream of a multicultural Europe under it's control.
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@pyellard3013 The people who call the shots are not directly elected in the EU they are in the UK, the Scots have retained their cultural identity previously because their weren't millions of economic migrants and religious fanatics wanting to invade Scotland and make it their own.
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@pyellard3013 The EU and the rest of Europe can do as they see fit and the UK will do the same without interference from the EU.
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@pyellard3013 The EU will just have to get used to a new arrangement.
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@pyellard3013 One way of looking at it I suppose would be to say that we failed to make the EU something we could support and would be sustainable if that was at all possible, maybe it will learn from our departure.
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@pyellard3013 Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
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@pyellard3013 You can't do this, you can't have that, you're going to lose this is all you say but that is not the whole picture. I've told you before your arguments carry no or little weight with the average Brit, the touted benefits of EU membership carries too many drawbacks so we're leaving.
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@pyellard3013 You're far too stubborn to admit you're wrong which is why I voted to leave.
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@pyellard3013 Vote UKIP and take a trip to France and view Notre Damb
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I was referring to Camerons pointless sojourn around European states. Anyway I'm not sure May doesn't have a time machine of some sort it feels like 5yrs since we voted leave.
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Worst thing of July 4th election was that Reform didn't, that would really have exposed the WEF and their puppets, there wouldn't have been enough time for Tory traitors to get on the Reform bandwagon and try to corrupt the party from the inside. The next 3 months are going to be very interesting, will Reform just ignore members calls for information, democratisation and proper debate. Either way the world is changing, the EU is disintegrating and America is rising again, trying to ignore reality and cling to the past corrupt sclerotic globalised politics will leave Reform in the dust and the likes of Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib rise from the ashes.
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@sethhandley9253 The people who really understand the aims of the EU project and are not politicians know that life in the UK will be unmeasurably better quite soon after we have left, so we better leave damn soon or their will be hell to pay.
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@pekkavaisanen5512 Life in the Matrix is very peaceful all of peoples mental and physical needs are met but it's not a life of any quality so is not compatible with human desire for choice and freedom.
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@lazarusjambon1288 What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine.
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@marconigreenwood You can try turning the clock back but it won't help any more than hand wringing weeping and praying or protesting, people who can do will.
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@marconigreenwood Whooda a thunk it Boris and Trump, the last hope for western civilisation.
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@marconigreenwood Who are the Lemmings? The people wanting to stay in the EU where they have little or no democratic say in what the future will hold or the people who want live in a country that controls it's own laws, money and borders by people they directly elect.
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@marconigreenwood Is that what they said to you? It could explain your weird comments but I prefer to think it's related to your age.
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@marconigreenwood None of those three have the last word on running the country.
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we are the majority and still only half of us are awake.
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The fairy story is that we live in a global village, multiculturalism works and democracy can exist in a globalist colony.
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@joycerouget2379 As long as it's British it's ok with me.
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@iman2341 The futures bright the futures British if you don't like it go help Greece with their economy.
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On the Middle East so what you are saying is mediation between Arabs and Israel is impossible, so personally I would prefer to see the whole region disarmed and let them fight it out man to man if that's what they want to do. Obviously that's not possible so tough, unless the people sort things out themselves they will continue to be victims of their own leaders ego's.
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All most people can do is vote for Reform, its between globalists and nationalists today, do you want to live in a country or a colony.
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After 100 years of cultural Marxism this is where we are, living under a quasi dictatorship working to become a de facto dictatorship. Vote Reform.
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@celinejesus7703 Merkel said that Germany is open for business with China, why does she say this now and aren't Germany and the EU one and the same. Germany is in a technical recession and heading for actual recession IMO, and the EU is bankrupt. China is not renowned for it's benevolence with many accusations and examples of it's hardline approach to expand it's empire and wealth, such as it's military expansion in the islands next to Japan, intellectual property theft accusations and the way it's dealing with Hong Kong. China never passes up a chance to use the weakness of others to it's benefit.
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@jbloun911 British is as British thinks.
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If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen.
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Ha ha ha. You're perfect.
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@julianpetkov8320 Yusuf is the one making trouble, Nigel is happy to go along with it because he's got all he really wants and Rupert is a threat as a serious principled politician.
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@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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@ngp1868 A pretty good reflection of the state of the country, in thrall to media bullshit, celebrities and selfies.
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@elizabethlenahan9833 Only on Sundays.
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@sandrareynoso6789 Bless, I was hoping for more earthly rewards. Do you do home visits **
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The country is falling apart, the dandy highwaymen are disappearing over the hill.
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richard smith The majority voted to leave the EU, THEY DIDN'T VOTE TO LEAVE PROVIDED THEIR BOSS SAID HE WOULD GUARANTEE THEIR JOB. Legally we have already left we just have to stop parliament trying to dictate the will of the EU over us and one way or another we will.
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richard smith Strong possibility you're right.
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richard smith I'll save my cheers until I can see how the new system performs, if we get one.
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richard smith You could be sadly disappointed.
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richard smith Your thoughts echo my own very closely and it appears to me this country has enormous problems to be tackled, there are a few straws in the wind that we can avert the continuous decline of Britain's identity and standards but I'm not very optimistic.
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Tories are dead to me after supporting them until 2016 for 45yrs, Thatcher was the last Tory leader with the intent to make life better for ordinary British people. Todays politics is a choice between globalists and nationalists.
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@JP-sm4cs The co constructor of the EU project and drafter of article 50 has said the EU broke it's own rules and acted undemocraticaly in refusing to negotiate the withdrawal agreement alongside the future relationship agreement and must renegotiate at the UK's request or be seen as a rogue entity in international circles, we have the right to hold the EU to account.
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@JP-sm4cs I'm pretty sure Europe expected parliament to behave exactly as it did. I don't have a link but heard the guy talking on BBC's radio 4 today programme between 7:30 and 8:30 today, his first name is Peter.
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@JP-sm4cs He said what I quoted above, listen to the interview. The social engineers don't like it when they're challenged and found at fault.
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johnslavin2270 An eye for an eye.
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@gursimarsingh5505 I don't know the first word of the Quran or the last word, I don't need to I know myself. Superstition and emotional tricks have no hold over me. ''Islam will never rule the world'' That is a given but as long as there are weak people it will always exist in one form or another and as long as Western governments wish it will be stronger and more dangerous.
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@RoEagle The stench from the dead would pollute the air and the water to such extent that all life would cease to exist if the slaughter should ever end.
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I'm a sentient being, get me out of here.
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New phrase for the remainers lexicon as well as ''despite Brexit'' and ''because of Brexit'' we now have ''even Boris''
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Rad Derry The only excuse for the use of today's iniquitous surveillance technology is to limit the damage from the self inflicted problems created by multiculturalism and encouragement of rootless opportunistic immigration to enrich the global elite beyond the dreams of avarice combined with the reduction in the use of human capital deskilling and diss-empowerment of the police force (service) and other responsible civic bodies we created a vicious circle to build today's dystopia. The current touchy feely ideology has created a society of gender neutral snowflakes prey to any unscientifically proven populist twaddle from MMR vaccine scares causing autism to stop the world I want to end climate change, never since the fall of the Roman Empire has a culture worked so hard to bring about it's own demise. Elon Musk is taking full advantage.
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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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Are people aware of the new energy bill being debated in the House of Lords is to give the government the power to enact laws that will empower them to send people to jail if they refuse to have a smart meter or rip out their gas boiler to have a heat pump or light a wood burning stove? This is real, this is happening, this will be your future just like the head of the WEF Klaus Schwab said "you will have nothing and you will be happy". Who wants a car anyway when you can only drive at 20mph, foreign holidays! not for the likes of you chummy, they have no trouble stopping dinghies leaving from Dover.
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@immortaltyger1569 Not sure on Trudeau, but lying to the electorate and being a puppet for an unelected organisation is treason I believe.
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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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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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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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@scottishbombolini7794 We will let you go with no strings, you've been getting more than your fair share under the Barnett formula but no worries. If you leave you'll either have your own currency or the EURO the pound is already rising again it will no doubt fluctuate that's how currency traders make their money but once we have left it will regain $140 level possibly more IMO while the EURO is heading for a big fall. You are free to think different hope for your sake you're right.
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@scottishbombolini7794 I don't think you'll have much choice over anything if you're in the EU, certainly not on anything that conflicts with the goal of ever closer union. If you like the look of it try it on for size by all means but if you change your mind I think you can see what you will have to face.
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Life is so wonderful in the UK these days thank god we are in the EU, Grenfell tower, modern slavery, you can get a hand car wash for £6 and make clothes in Leicester paying workers £3.50 an hour. OK so it might be a bit difficult getting on the housing ladder or treated by the NHS but nothing is perfect. Now it even looks like Italy may be the first to leave the EU, I wonder how much the Russians will pay them for what information they have on the EU's secrets. Alas Brittania I think you have too many problems under your skirts.
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Partly not wholly due to immigration I think, the general lack of integrity and inability to put the national interest above all else has led to the chaos that is Britain today.
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Being a British citizen doesn't make you British. Make Britain British again and if British citizens who are not British don't like it tough, if it makes life tough for them, tough become British or leave.
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@fusilierjohn8588 When laws are broken ordinary innocent people lose out, the gangs transporting these migrants reportedly make up to £1 million a day. This is all done with the consent of the powers that be just as slavers profited from their trade and still do so profits are made from these illegal migrants. Much safer to protest at past crimes than deal with current ones.
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So every successful prospering country is a world superpower? Mommy i'm scared.
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Trump is THE MAN.
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@lostonlola I'm not blaming the EU for our PM wanting to remain in the EU.
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The same thing that drives the stock market, fear and greed. That's people for you understand yourself and understand them.
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@deezelfairy Life is already better outside the EU, we are beginning to take advantage of our freedom at last. The pathetic attempts by our politicians to reverse the decision of our democracy for the last however many damn years it's been have delayed our progress but at least Boris has recognised the inevitable at last. The promotion of ministers such as Kemi Baddenoch and Liz truss amongst a few others will eventually begin to tell, if more people come to watch the news from GBNEWS and Talk radio the likes of Mayor Kahn, Corbyn, Adonis and all the other evil self serving international integrationists will be voices in the wilderness.
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@Rascularvideos Economically it's better to be able to trade with non EU countries such as deals done with Norway and Australia, to not have to pay pay into the EU's mafia, to have been able to vaccinate every adult in this country against Covid who wants the vaccine, to be able to distance ourselves from dependence on China unlike Germany and to sell our technical expertise Nuclear submarine technology to Australia under the AUKUS agreement. Socially it is improving with fewer EU nationals living and working hear of unknown number and reinstating a sense of British identity will eventually pay untold dividends. The benefits from Brexit would already be much greater without so many delusional international integrationists occupying positions of power and influence in our establishment offices. Not to mention the pathetic Theresa May negotiating to keep us subserviant
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@Tourist1967 Yes I know you believe in the EU, you can't see the world will no longer be run from Brussels and what British people want such as democratic accountability is irrelevant. That's just too bad for you, the world is moving back to national governments running their countries as their people want them to not as China or the EU want. We have only just begun and the UK is still a world leader in STEM research, Boris may not be ideal but he can see the way the wind is blowing.
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@Omnipotent-Q The only good Labour politician under 55 is a dead one.
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@jameswhiteley6843 ''Proffesor Quirrel'' sooo apt.
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Why doesn't London go for independence they subsidise the rest of the UK?
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@martindornan1667 And what ranking do you think Wales would have in the GDP per capita rankings after independence and would that change over the next 20 yrs and how?
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It was nice to see one of the Russians who murdered Litvinenko telling us it was nothing to do with Putin or Russia. How should Britain respond? I would suggest two approaches. firs,t overtly with economic and diplomatic sanctions second, covertly find the people responsible and anyone who assisted them, quietly execute the former as quietly and undramatically as possible and expel the later or do whatever is deemed appropiate. No public debate, no media announcements just good old fashioned british diplomacy.
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@bossbrent Reconnect your brain and enter the debate.
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@RJM56 Have you noticed who is really profiting from the global hegemony operated by the self proclaimed world leaders who meet at Davos? the wealth gap between the top 2% and the rest is wider than its ever been. Sure Musk and Trump are super rich but not from paying countries leaders to look after their interests, creating a technological anti competitive monopolistic trading block. The reason for tariffs is not for a cash grab it is to defund the unelected monopolistic W E F and stop them rigging world trade and restoring free trade. Almost all EU countries and the UK are bankrupt and the US has way to much debt thanks to the way they are manipulating the West, wake up.
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@bossbrent If you can't contribute don't show yourself up.
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@ What's the point of being a troll? just so you can upvote your self?
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@mogznwaz No it's not strange that people of faith become zealots when told their religion is false.
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@GahMehGrrrr I really enjoy reading your deluded views, keep posting they'll be even more amusing in 5 years time.
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@GahMehGrrrr What's really fecking hilarious is your totally myopic short term focus, Brexit hasn't really come into force yet and and you're already in orbit. It's simply wonderful.
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@GahMehGrrrr More pandemics, less global trade and a halving in air travel, knock yourself out.
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@GahMehGrrrr How is that going to halve? LOL.
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@GahMehGrrrr There is more to quality of life than quantity, you talk like a child in need of instant gratification. No doubt you have a satisfactory life at the moment in your bubble, make the most of it it's not going to last. Nature has a way of dealing with harmful anomalies like humans way of life today, hence Trump, hence COVID 19 and hence Brexit.
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@GahMehGrrrr The economy is man made and so changeable by man, why do you think Boris and his advisers weren't prepared to do what was necessary to eradicate the virus in the UK? Herd immunity is still the policy ffs.
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Darth Brino If absolutely everything goes t-ts up with Brexit all your prophecies of doom may come true, but even then it would be preferable to being run from Brussels or China. One benefit of Brexit is always the argument of remoaners who don't value freedom or democracy, it will be benefit enough to know that the politicians I vote for will make the decisions to run this country and not have to bow to or hide behind the EU. Are you a boy or a girl or just going with the flow.
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@GahMehGrrrr It's so great to have expert scientific advisers to test their hypothesis on us.
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Darth Brino What I am most looking forward to is Brexit and the unbundling of the EU, should make a killing out of that.
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Darth Brino Would be a nice change from Germany making a killing from defeat in WW2 for the last 60 years, a return to realism your true fear?
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Darth Brino I don't think I would make killing merely a small profit from the general uplift from following my own advice, my God how things change just listening to Patton talking about the H K/China situation he sounds virtually rabid lol. I have hear a signed document from herr Hitler which guarantees etc etc, treaties, agreements the EU's bread and butter tools of delusion.
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@GahMehGrrrr Come on Captain put in your pennies worth, I'm missing your swagger.
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Darth Brino Well said you make my point perfectly, after 40yrs membership look at the results, a better advert for membership you could not make pity we didn't join the Eurozone 30yrs ago you could make your point even more forcefully LOL.
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@GahMehGrrrr It's all a matter of interpretation and taking the long term view, like Germany agreeing to have that Russian gas pipeline and washing their hands on China's hegemony.
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@GahMehGrrrr You probably think the Euro has been a great success and we should have had it years ago, maybe you could have been one of the minority who would have profited but really what do you imagine the EU will be like in 10 years. If G B cannot be a successful self governing country then none can in which case give me whatever pill I need to take my place in the matrix because life will just be inhuman in the near future like the Trueman show without the audience.
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@didierlemoine6771 No the EU will still be broke financially and morally.
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LOL professor Peter Horby from Oxford University just said on the Marr show that the risk to the UK population was stated to be at a low level by the government scientific committee ''Nervetag'' because the risk at that moment of anyone on that day getting the virus was low. W T F does it take a committee of professors to tell us this, Mr Trump all is forgiven.
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@jamesjarrett52 In what way strange?
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George Duffy It's a neat trick you must admit calling themselves the Scottish Nationalist party and vilifying Nationalism, it's practically Orwellian. Truth is lies and lies are truth and ignorance is strength, strength of the party is the reality.
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Do you mean the people who live in Brussels
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@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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@paulmillard3252 They don't know s--t, just keep lapping up the propaganda and blaming all their problems on the bogey man.
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@faresmessaoud66 Those are just the ones who spoke and their are more waking up every week.
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@cobbler40 Good job parliament isn't running the country, that's another advantage of Brexit. Explains why the economy is doing so well.
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@kattyjane2062 To be fair the government hasn't been running the country much since the 2016 referendum, as many sensible people know the less politicians interfere the better things turn out just the opposite to the way the EU likes it.
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@animusadvertere3371 Exactly, infection through respiration is only one method of getting infected.
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You obviously have knowledge of which I am ignorant, or is that just another project remain prediction. If the former it would be thrilling to learn.
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I think there is a flaw in your calculations my friend, you must have put a decimal point in the wrong place. Isn't it reassuring when things turn out as expected the Labour party are going to support calls for a peoples vote along with the union leaders, traitors to the working class as ever. Time for a change in their party colours I'd say yellow and blue would be about right as they chicken out of their manifesto pledge and work for the interests of the equivalent of the new landed gentry aka Blair, the Kinnocks, Mandelson and the rest of the professional gravy train riders who've never held down a proper job and don't have a clue or a care for what life in the UK for most people is like today.
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On the other hand are you thinking of the disaster facing the country after Brexit in which case the decimal point could need moving in another direction and I'd be long dead.
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I would expect no less from some one like you comrade.
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@ianpick3218 The uniparty is the threat and Reform don't have easy answers, they just have the correct answers.
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What's the plan? Anybody know.
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@Paul McGuire How do you think covid 19 is different from other coronavirus's.
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Drom Assault Hey everybody get yourselves over to the Isles of Scilly it's virus free over there.
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thors blot He does appear to be a man of little substance but then the majority in parliament are the same, it's going to come down to people forcing their will on this country one way or another. If the good people outnumber the bad then hopefully some good and talented politicians will come forward to secure the support of good people, the left right divide is a historical distraction and an impediment to progress.
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@Jessicajanelove Just another WEF puppet. Best paid actors in the country.
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@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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She's buying me lunch after the show. 😍.
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27 other countries to go to, what the f--- more do they need.
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@chrisbriswrites The EU is doomed anyway brexit goes the only difference will be much more violence and distress to the people of Europe if the EU continues to cling to the existing tenets of it's political project and ignores economic reality. The myopic vision of the majority of people on life and their inability to think critically is the greatest danger to a prosperous and safer future.
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@kayem3824 Football supporters are a reflection of all humanities attitudes to things that trigger them emotionally, try to discount that or ignore it at your peril. The one size fits all approach of the EU does not work and never will.
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@jfongborden1 "You fight bad ideas with good ideas" Yes with your own countrymen. Importing people with bad ideas in large numbers from an incompatible culture where there is an insurmountable barrier to communication, no. That is the route to civil war. People will defend primitive religious cultural beliefs to the death, the more primitive the people the stronger they hold their beliefs the more violent will be their resistance. Even people from the same culture who have evolved under the same circumstances and whose beliefs are different enough will defend them to the death as they did in France in the 1790's. Importing people into a country to create the conditions for civil war is not clever.
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@markgerhard1362 WW2 every time it's far preferable to being an EU slave, what beats in your body the heart of a mouse? The EU is just a political project based on socialist ideology that rules by destroying national decision making powers so they can exert their undemocratic rule, it will end like all socialist utopias Venezuela X 28.
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@markgerhard1362 The only flaw in your prediction is the 17.5m now probably a much greater number, the scent of blood is a powerful incentive.
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@markgerhard1362 for most people it's done and dusted they would only wake up if another referendum was called.
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Correct.
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@mertmitm Because the Middle East is so stable now huh, Iran is the great Satan in the Middle East the sooner it's power and malign influence that is holding back peace and progress in the area is gone the better.
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@Michael Griffiths concise and on point, well said.
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Well said, national destruction is the goal.
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Are you expecting the EU to agree to this?
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@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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@spacemanwithraygun3933 That's not a solution just the present reality.
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Our very own Hugo Chavez, go Jeremy show us what belief in failure can really achieve.
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@f900ex5 They lied about honoring the result of the referendum and took money under false pretenses.
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@niceboy60 Who has said they want to scrap 66,000 laws? No one. Who says there is no plan? The people hell bent on keeping this country subservient to the EU. 27 countries conducting free trade! providing they do everything the EU commands pay their dues to the elite and use tariffs to the detriment of poorer countries.
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@niceboy60 If they never reached the UK your scenario would not exist.
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@niceboy60 You have more trust in the EU then you should move to an EU state after we leave, good luck to you you'll need it.
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Reminds me of the type that you see in old newsreel of Nazi concentration camp officials.
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@wt4127 Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner that I hate London now.
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It's treason pure and simple; stated government policy now is for immigrants to be given preference for social housing over indigenous Brits. It's been going on for 30yrs and will get worse now they think they don't have to hide it. Think you own your own house? Have you not heard of compulsory purchase orders.
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We voted leave to not be controlled by an unelected government in Brussels, to not be forced into having the Euro as our currency in 2022 or when we are sufficiently diminished enough to be unable to resist. To not be part of an EU army under unelected control, to not be an economy with a chancellor and exchequer in Brussels and to not lose our identity to become an homogenised EU population. Amongst other things.
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From your name I take it your happy sharing Jerusalem with the Jews?
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I'm not judging you merely extrapolating your likely opinion from observations of other people with similar names. If it doesn't affect you what other countries are doing or sharing why do you have an opinion on UK/EU relations.
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Interesting you call me your old british mate is that as opposed to being a new british mate. Is it racist to observe that many Arabs would be happy to see Jews wiped from the face of the planet? The identity I refer to is is the one I have that derives from my history. Obviously identity is not immune to change but when and by how much involves many influences and personal choice. Mohammed is British if he thinks he is British and has a British passport end of. It's Psuedo intellectual dreamers like you who believe just because you think something it's true are a reason for many of todays problems.
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Mohammed if that is what you think I hope your'e wrong, time will tell. There is one scenario where you could be right I think, if the brexit vote gives us a Corbyn government.
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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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What on earth do you mean unprofessional! they didn't get where they are today by being professional, or are you comparing her to Sturgeon aka little Jimmy Crankey.
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@watch-Dominion-2018 Find some genuine pro British Muslims then if that's true.
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@The-willow-fairy You need support?
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@Gmjd64 Everything Farage has said about Tommy is for the benefit of the gullible public and to prevent any finger pointing by the legacy politicians and media, acting is a far more important talent for politicians today than honesty and integrity sadly. Why do you think the country is dying and the politicians who are responsible were nearly all re elected just 6 months ago, most people are just ignorant or indoctrinated and can't tell beer from lager. Nigels agenda is to be PM and make Britain great again, by cancelling net zero and awarding contracts for oil and gas drilling in the North Sea and fracking for gas on land, that alone will save tens of £billions and earn much more, more than covering the cost of cutting personal taxes which will also earn more income for the country.
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@deborahbond3018 He forced Cameron to give us a referendum on EU membership and he is leading a political party that he says will restore our sovereign independence and serve the majority of British people, they now have 5 MP's who are doing more to expose the lies and deceptions the uniparty have carried out for 30yrs.
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@deborahbond3018 You're just wrong, but don't be embarrassed, somebody has to be. Like all those people who voted uniparty for the last 30yrs, I even voted for the blue wing of the uniparty myself until 2020!
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@ Looks like you've been watching Bidet recite his new lines. 😂😂😂😂
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@AdieRhodes As Reggie Perrin might say, "I didn't get where I am today by keeping my mouth shut"
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@earthlingsareinsane7193 I don't see it as a given yet IMO the future is balanced slightly in our favour but we will only know when what people pretend to themselves is avoidable begins. What exactly begins looks like very much depends how smoothly Reforms path to power is.
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If the EU wishes to increase border controls in Ireland and the people of the republic wish to resort to terrorism who should they attack and for what reason?
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Same point different side of the border
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I know the troubles have a long history and the only real solution is acceptance of democracy and religion bowing out of decision making, so probably won't happen anytime soon. But for criminal groups using religion and history to commit murder etc would have to be dealt with for what they are.
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Yeh it could if people let it, it's a question of priorities.
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Cool heads make sound policy, the emotionally driven EU is a threat to stability. Just read the comments from the remainers as they wind themselves up with their faith driven emotional comments.
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You say the WTO would stipulate we have a border, would that be for trade and travel? and would the WTO be able to monitor how efficiently that border would be operated.
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I had to step over 2 dead bodies in my street today just like being on holiday in Syria
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@Fab666. Predictions on politics have been shown to be wrong for the last 30yrs, if they are just the best of a bad bunch then there must be a reason for that. The fact that voter turn out for the last election was abysmal might be a clue.
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@Millwallscottishmyth1885 He didn't go missing before when he wasn't leading a party with a chance of becoming the government except when he let Boris win for Brexit, the question is was he fooled by Boris or not, if gets into power we will soon find out.
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All insurrectionists must be jailed.
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@kaba_me We'll see.
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Great to hear you're becoming a realist, that's not to say you've been wasting your time up to now. Tommy wasn't on my radar 3 years ago, now I appreciate his contribution much more than I did, thank you. We must continue to wake people up and try to win by the ballot box but that does not mean we have to wait for Starmer to announce the election when he chooses, we can force him to it if we are united enough to have a general strike. We should be united enough this year for Gods sake, join Reform and get on the knocker get the message out Trump did it we can do it, this country is a hell hole because of what they have done. Explaining the how and the why of it is too much for most people to take in so just tell it like it is, people will be ready to get the message in a couple of months even more than now as they get financially hammered and their world falls apart.
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You lot have to decide what you want to achieve, whether that is achievable and how you're going to achieve it.
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RIP Peter Lynch.
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We're almost there. Thunderclap Newman had it right.
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@UkrainesExsplodingScooters The clueless communist party of WEF paid traitor puppets.
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@ibreathenapalm1112 If Ireland wishes to become a terrorist state that will be a bigger problem for Ireland than the UK.
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@Yanmarka The EU such a sadly misunderstood project they're really doing such a wonderful job of uniting Europe, uniting Europe in rejecting the project that is. Over 50% of the UK voted against it, the french are rioting against it, the Andalucian elections resulted in a massive swing to the right, the Germans are opposed to Macrons plans for centralised governance and over half the EU countries only tolerate it because of the funding they receive. And yet it's such a lovely flag, after a few mushrooms the other night my vision was filled with a beautiful blue haze filled with twinkling dancing stars and I felt like all the world was in harmony.
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Never known him not to be, the idiot voters of Wellingborough make me cringe.
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Vote Reform.
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@glynreed1 It appears something in the order of 25% of my acquaintances are awake to the reality with varying degrees of understanding of the actual level of corruption and indoctrination, the rest of the population are wannabe tyrants, indoctrinated sheep or asleep and so there is a slim chance of avoiding civil war.
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Gaining council seats is a good way to get rid of Labour before their 5 years are up, the country simply cannot survive more than 18 months under the uniparty government. If Reform can sweep the board in the council elections they can force Labour out inside of 2 years and restore Britain to being an independent sovereign nation again. It won't suddenly be all wonderful again but with intelligent people like Ben Habib helping shape policy 5 years should see massive improvements in the unity of British people, improving standards and the ethos of the nation. Great Britain has the potential to be a very rich and successful country again and the rewards in peoples quality of life must reflect that, the days of weirdo's, paedo's and marxists calling the shots have to end. Thank God there are enough people left who know how Great Britain was and what needs to happen to make it even better than it was. Keep your powder dry for 2 years and see where we stand by then. The death of globalism is essential for returning to a world of nation states with fair trade and cooperation between nations, no more the days of billionaire overlords, Autarky for those most able and good relations with those less able to create a virtuous world not a virtual world.
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@bbbf09 Gorgeous Galloway will do for the Labour scum.
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@charliecraig2043 You only believe what you've been told, look around and believe what you see.
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@MisterArse Strange the word unicorns is used for fast growing companies looking for investors. The complexity of the world makes it more interesting the imbecility of humans is a challenge.
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You can only judge politicians by what they do when in power, Farage and Widdecombe have been disappointing to say the least Tice and Habib better. We can control the government if we wish. It's just easier if they are at least half right in the first place.
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@stoufer2000 Things have changed a hell of a lot over the last 40yrs, mainly for the worse and sold/justified on the back of lefty ideology. No surprise at the extent of paedophilia among the religious fraternity most of them swing from the left, all the same BS espoused by people who can't handle reality.
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@daverawlinson1594 No deal rather than parole pending re admittance if we behave and do as we're told.
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@UC7B1RXsm1HE_Y4gFI9hpteQ So Canada can manufacture cars without seatbelts and export them to the EU then? If I ran a car company I think I'd build a plant in Canada.
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@daverawlinson1594 Are you really that naive, trade deals cover the current details and specifications for goods traded, future changes to specs have to be agreed before goods can be traded under existing trading terms. Just get your head out of the EU's propaganda and it's struggle for survival which is not our problem.
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@spotthecat2412 He knows, he just thinks your suffering will be worth his envisaged New World Order. Trouble is there is no new world only this one and his kind will probably be the first for guillotine when it gets established.
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Reform all the way.
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@methanedirigible You must have struggled to write that as a communist writing an anti communist line, but logic has never been of much interest to communists has it. 4 legs good 2 legs better.
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@mickfoskett6629 Paid shills of the uniparty media are the king Canute's of the modern world, they will be washed away in the tsunami of British common sense.
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@ShanePalmer-yo4og They are considered a small party because of their number of seats, that will not be the case for much longer.
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@craigrodgers9693 I prefer the FPTP system it needs improving with some direct democracy capability is all, such as being able to have a referendum on whether we should have another general election.
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@gavinmc5285 Save the planet so we can continue killing one another, yawn.
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Devi Somaya Gove is interesting but what really motivates him? Time will tell I think, maybe inside 5 years we will know. You are very confident of your powers of prediction, Major was a real disaster as PM he was an adulterer too and his family were circus performers pity ''the bastards'' weren't more successful in exposing his tricks.
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Or paid to get the clap.
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Indeed, Britain will win, we must start now.
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@dsell1959 Ode to joy will be played on the anniversary of the COVID 19 outbreak until the demise of the EU, at least another couple of years I guess.
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@BrettJam Vote Reform.
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@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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@siobhanpaterson4668 Hah the wonders of modern science and technology! No test for the virus that can give a result within hours, hence the need to quarantine people coming into the country for 14 days. There is a proven approach to reducing transmission as operated in S Korea which had it's first registered cases before the UK, population 51 million, deaths so far 246. UK population 65 million deaths so far 32,000. UK refusal to use same tech as S korea provided through Google and Apple we'd rather trust China to provide our tech!
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@Ultron-o3i Italy has no plans currently.
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We must not let this treason continue for much longer, the country is falling into the abyss. Join Reform and make things happen.
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I am convinced Farage has a big overall negative effect on our attempts to take back control of our country, he is controlled opposition working to keep us under control, but we will not be controlled. He was paid to prevent us winning the Brexit referendum and shoot that fox for good but Boris spoiled that play to make a name for himself, neither of them expected vote leave to win you could see that in their faces after the result. And Farage is paid to prevent an effective election winning patriotic party from becoming the government, Reform weren't meant to be this successful so Farage has killed it with the help of Muhammed but we will not be stopped. We can see beyond Farage's disguise now and he is history, we will have a new party with Rupert Lowe, Andrew Bridgen, Ben Habib and Katie Hopkins whether it will be UKIP or Reclaim or a coalition I know not but most if not all of those 4M who voted Reform just need to understand and support the people with the right policies who will get things done.
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@Soulsalivation Yeah a plastic fanny to go with their plastic mind.
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@bowbarracksforever Do you mean because of the China virus?
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The Truth about Africa hurts Masks are most effective when worn by people who are infected, in non medical situations.
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The Truth about Africa hurts Yes, unfortunately we can't suddenly get hold of enough surgical masks like we can't get tests.
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@DeneMonkey Might as well talk about Fred and Rose.
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@shazanali692 Trump tariffs won't apply if Farage gets elected and we will all have shedloads more disposable income once we stop p---ing money up the wall on nut zero and hotels for migrants.
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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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@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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@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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@GREENEEL Tommy Robinson is leading a rally in London, what will change from it remains to be seen.
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@kellyswainston8461 And yet he is in jail! Don't you understand this is a 2 tier world if you lack the right contacts and insights these are the tools you need to fight the top tier of the establishment. Nigel felt threatened by Tommy and he messed up trying play to gallery and the pound seats without regard for the truth and peoples new found interest and understanding of the truth via social media. The numbers are growing daily and Farage has to change with the times.
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@gazthejaz8910 Yes the West just must have someone to be aggressive against, it wouldn't have been cricket to wipe China off the face of the earth 60yrs ago when they were still a third world country so we built them up to give them a chance to fight back. I wonder if they still teach Chinese kids the history of the opium wars, lol.
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@gazthejaz8910 I believe the virus leak was most likely an accidental lab leak caused by failure to operate under correct security levels for such dangerous experiments, their ability to carry out such experiments is probably due to western influence. Of course that's just my opinion because people such as I don't need to know as far as the great and the good are concerned, if a few million souls die here or there it's just unfortunate collateral damage.
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@gazthejaz8910 Yeah Tiger reproductive parts are still highly prized I believe in China, China didn't have capability to do high level research on virus's until being helped by the West. You really should stop trying to blind yourself to reality and accept the progress China has made over the last 60 yrs has all come from copying western ideas.
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@gazthejaz8910 Yeah, China should just ignore the West and stick to learning from Russia. The west will gladly help them to leave us to our own future.
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@明晨-m7b So much garbage spouted out by indoctrinated fools on here, no coherent arguments. Half truths with no perspective, a total waste of time only to be expected from people who do not have freedom of thought, speech or action in their own countries. Keep it up people you demonstrate well the advantages of democratic capitalism no wonder there are so many of you here. Communism has always failed to keep pace with the capitalist West, Russia only has nuclear capability because deluded western scientists from the West gave it to them because they didn't trust our leaders which is so dumb they are the sort of people who voted for the (communist) Blair the only British P M to declare war on a country for no justifiable reason.
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We are already a party to the WTO rules they weren't just created by some autonomous body, countries have to make their own decisions unlike EU colonies.
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Much as you may wish to deny reality that 's effectively what member states are though the dream is different. The bigger problem today is weening Muslims off the emotional and intellectual narcotic that is their faith.
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Tory party are too bring on Reform.
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Labour have inherited a terrible economic situation so they're doing exactly what the Tories have done for the last 14yrs with bells on, happy poverty people.
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Out of your head again cristina, well it's your human right isn't it.
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@tallskin The people who make the decisions on EU policy aren't elected, the MEP's operate as a PR system and have no effective power, a clever system to disenfranchise the votes of people deluded enough to think they still live in independent countries. I have no problem with having a second referendum providing the decision of the first one is carried through, that is democracy. Failing that if we have to have a second referendum the question should be the same leave or remain, then we have to revoke article 50, next the voting decisions of all MP's should be publicy recorded and if they vote on the losing side they would be barred from speaking or voting on any EU related matters going through the House, being subject to deselection on breaking the rules. This would apply until we have left the EU if we vote to leave or until the next general election if we vote to remain.
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@tallskin Whatever happened to carrot juice?
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@john daly Danske banks Estonia branch funneled 200 billion Euros of dirty money into Europe allegedly, they were investigated by the European banking authority who ignored the findings of it's own report and closed the case, the European commission were outraged and vow the matter is not closed saying banking officials are not willing to criticise one another. Mean while back in poor old broken Britain inward foreign investment totaled $1.9 billion more than the combined figure for Germany, Spain and Poland but you will find little or no mention of these matters on MSM I don't think they want to frighten the sheep but they need not worry. EU good UK bad baa EU good UK bad baa.
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The EU elite don't have to worry about tax avoidance laws their lives of excess are state guaranteed.
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@2Crassus Crassus Even I pay more tax than Madam La Garde you crass crassus.
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I doubt she has much idea about anything required to be in government one of 90% of labour members in my estimation.
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The majority of non voters are not Tory or Labour they are clueless, we must educate them.
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The West is just waiting for Trump to start putting things aright and then we can all fall in line and hey presto common sense and peace will once again be the norm.
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Brain dead voters and a CBA people will lose their country.
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@Declan-pg8cg There is evidence to support that, when I win the jackpot next week I will be able to confirm it.
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Not as fast as the dollars position as the reserve currency. 🤣
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@cha2117 The EU is a good idea but not compatible with humanity as it exists in Europe, like many theories it should be left in the minds of it's creators.
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What a load of cobblers, vote uniparty for lies, corruption and wealth destruction. Vote Reform for honesty, truth, integrity. British is best, best values, best religion, best workers, best pubs, best theatre, best music all being wrecked under the ideology of multiculturalism and Marxist dogma with the money provided to our smiling traitors by the money taken from us in taxes and green energy levies to pay the international cabal of arms dealers, war mongers and international slavers directed by Soros, Blair, Obama and the WEF.
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@isobar5857 The last British PM was the much reviled and criticised Margaret Thatcher, people never learn.
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@isobar5857 Yes I was wrong, some people do learn from experience really it's the only reliable teacher on life and people which is why people voting at a young age is dangerous. Personally I think 25 is probably a good age or maybe 21 but still no guarantee they would know what they were voting for. As I should have said SOME people never learn or are not prepared to admit they are wrong, I was wrong when I voted for Blair in his first run for PM but I think he even fooled Thatcher so I don't feel too bad about it.
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@wobblywheeler6682 Individuals cannot blame themselves for suffering from Stockholm syndrome, its just a psychological fact that affects some people more than others. The corrupt tyrants or terrorists running the country holding us as practically hostages with the use of psyops are the ones to blame.
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@ZorbaTheDutch I'm sure May didn't negotiate that deal and it was unacceptable to people who voted leave or remain which is a big problem, the EU has no intention of letting the UK leave the EU unless we stick it to them. That is what is happening now.
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Allbritde Is that a Freudian slip brother? the deal is supposed to get us out. LOL.
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@Allbritde I don't know I was really drunk at the time.
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@peterward3965 But but that's not the way multiculturalism is supposed to work we must all love our Muslim brothers whatever they want.
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@SunnyBulgarialife Give it time.
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@AgoristsRising Come you Frenchies time to wheel out the guillotine again, it's the only way to deal with the likes of Macron, Junker, Tusk and the rest of the elites. They have nothing to lose apart from their lives and their gold plated pensions.
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Stop wasting our money on immigrants, net zero and benefits for non contributors to the country.
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@Astronaut detective Time to go?
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I believe Reform will change a lot over the next 3 months, enough in fact to win the next election. If they change as much over the next 6 months as they have done over the last 6 months that would be more than enough IMO.
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@CastAirLead I really worry about Italy, technically in recession and so much debt and all those refugees.
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@Clare0116 That's his job, he probably earns more now under Labour.
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Voting for the uniparty will just get you and the rest of the country more of what we've had over the last 30yrs.
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@gwhizz3470 Fence sitters, fakes or traitors are of no benefit to a revolution, Farage must stand up and be counted or disappear into the long list of failures.
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If they don't like the reaction to what they wear wear something else, or go somewhere else. I'm sure they wouldn't need to pay a people smuggler.
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Poor Trevor, he helped to build the gun now it's been put to his head and the trigger pulled. LOL LOL LOL.
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Nothing can stop progress even if it means going back to the dark ages first.
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@AnonymousUser-fe4zl There is always progress some may not see it as such but nothing human is ever constant, it may take longer than we can comprehend or we may destroy ourselves before progress can be demonstrably proven. I wonder if they have already started the selection process for the next decades inhabitants of the Moon and what criteria they have set.
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@AnonymousUser-fe4zl wise up and don't be so surprised as the country changes before your eyes, lab grown meat and fish is available now contamination free apart from whatever they may decide to put in it. It's much more environmentally friendly to produce than by traditional farming and production can be ramped up as required, it will be ideal for feeding the small population on the moon. Perhaps Moon colonisation will be the driver for the international integration they're so keen on, who really knows the plans of the people in power, they're now so far removed from the lives of ordinary people.
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@AnonymousUser-fe4zl Yeah and there is no internet, communism raises living standards, Black Lives Matter (if only to enrich some activist hypocrites ), Britain never outlawed slavery and you are the Queens long lost son.
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@wattschris992 If Scotland and N Ireland decide to opt for being EU vassal states as their future that would be unfortunate for the UK but much more unfortunate for them IMO.
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Labour MP's what a bunch, there is now a 3 way split. 1. Party leaders and their clique, Marxist and anti EU. 2. Momentum group, Marxist and pro EU. 3. Blairite soft left anti Marxist and pro EU. Where does that leave the majority of traditional working class Labour voters who are centre left and anti EU. Realising they've been conned for years hopefully but I'm not holding my breath.
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@thetruth9210 It's not to late but it could get very messy. You might have to get ready to fight and be alert or you'll suffer like those folks just did in New Orleans. Islam the religion of peace 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Bluewizard35728 Not observing the law, any law is a causal factor in lawlessness from which anything could result, whisper it softly.
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@Bluewizard35728 If a 12yr old stole sweets from a shop in the current lawless climate he might well get stabbed, as I understand from the news reports some 12yr olds are the ones doing the stabbing! Just how exactly would you expect the law to protect such a person. I would suggest the ways to effectively protect such kids would not meet with your approval.
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@Bluewizard35728 I doubt very much that crime has fallen since the 90's, people's acceptance of crime as normal behaviour has more likely increased astronomically since then, for instance this murdered kid breaking the law every day draws no comment from the media. In my job in car hire law breaking is virtually an every day occurrence, people hiring cars in their partners/ friends name for themselves to drive, driving cars beyond the hire end date etc. When an accident happens no insurance is valid but someone pays usually not the criminal.
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@Bluewizard35728 You know stats are totally unreliable they only reflect recorded crime, probably half of todays crime doesn't get reported. I have personally been the victim of 2 petty crimes in the last 3 years which I didn't bother to report and one which I did and that just got filed. And that's my experience in a fairly crime free area.
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Yeah they can increase their carbon output at a faster pace now meanwhile we will just have planes pointlessly circling Heathrow waiting for a landing slot to increase ours.
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Great to have comments from the pre schoolers, what.
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Ben is so right.
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Thank God for pubs and traditional British people, upon the my oh my.
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Islamists V Reform UK choose your sides people.
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@GRRWest Hillary Clinton wants to help the children in the Ukraine.
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George Soros's motives may be for the good but the EU is oppressive.
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OFCOM controls what you can hear, for and with the backing of the uniparty. Have to prevent anymore truth leaking out from the likes of Assange.
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Taint. twill soon be time to start giving more to the EU.
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@clegsmegson2627 When it comes it will come with a bang.
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@clegsmegson2627 What we are talking about.
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@clegsmegson2627 With your total incomprehension of what is happening I guess you're a remainer, go take a holiday to Mexico it's happening on the streets there now, the UK's future once guns become more freely available.
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@clegsmegson2627 Referendums are a bad idea when called by those in power to ask for the opinions of people who have been disenfranchised by their country on something that is at the root of that disenfranchisement because they are not as stupid as is supposed.
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@FunnyBunny-pd5xx Obviously the US wants to sell baby sell but the EU as it is wouldn't be able to buy weapons because they are a hostile entity.
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@TrudyMoore-i4e The Tory wing of the uniparty will try even harder to sideline Reform they are a threat to them taking their next turn at destroying Britain.
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@nearlypastit2385 You are confusing Tory councillors with Tory MP's I think, do you think all Tory councillors are in agreement with the Tory party plans to destroy Britain? I don't. I believe there are probably some decent Tory councillors (though I don't know any) just like there were a few decent Tory MP's such as Christopher Chope and Andrew Bridgen. If any bad apples find their way into the barrel they can easily be tossed out, there is no other choice like it or lump it.
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Much better than remaining in the EU and having to look forward to the EU army and their continuous output of garbage.
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What gas, that gas that we won't frack for or extract from the North Sea or have as a by-product from coal? We don't need to be richer do we as long TPTB have enough money and fuel to jet around the world to get to a banquet every month or so, where they can tell one another how well they are doing and where they're building the next Epstein Island. Just keep voting for the uniparty and thinking things will get better, like we voted for Brexit and thought we would leave the EU 😂 A definition of madness keep doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
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Children always fight against discipline and common sense to satisfy their emotional needs thus some fall prey to evil ones with no or warped moral values, and some become the predators. The lowest level of humanity.
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@BH-yk5cn Spot on, very good analogy.
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@outlawedgiraffe Who do you mean by Reform? The 200,00 plus members, or the 4 million voters or the party officials. You being from the left wing obviously want what's best for the rest of the world, whatever that means! Gratis clothes, food and flights to party around the world giving taxpayers money to undeserving imbeciles, war lords and others grabbing what's best for them while their people go without just as they plan for us to go without.
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@shanjanusman9974 Major and Blair are the real villains but their plans have fallen at the last hurdle.
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@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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@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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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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@pm Nah mate it was Alexander the great.
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So this is what coalition government looks like! Thank god we have a first past the post system. We need an election now.
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@public.public The extreme right wing?
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@questionable8284 Joining the EU is why this stuff happens.
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@questionable8284 No I'm arguing that being a state of the EU has created a constitutional crises for parliament.
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@bucketofdicks4096 Why aren't the NHS doing my cosmetic surgery, I only came into this country to get my nose straightened. I've never been happy with it and now they say they don't know when they can put it right, I'm sure it's the reason I've only had fifty responses from Tinder.
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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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@davidpost6902 I can't see them lasting 2 years, by the time of the spring budget next year we should be ready to call a general strike if Labour don't call an election.
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It's rather daunting to think that everything that western governments of today want to develop and how they want us to live is detrimental to our health, wealth, freedom and quality of life. Power mad dictators want to make us little more than lab rats and they are not far from realising they're dream.
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Wisdom comes to some with experience, some just never learn.
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@tonytyreman2143 Yes there are more important things to worry about than having to have a digital ID, a universal basic income (or what will in time be a survival pack delivered weekly if you have the correct social credit score), the dismantling of biological science, the freedom to travel, an education system that develops thinking individuals and not indoctrinated zombies, living in a country that tells you your enemies (you know our recent country men, it's usually men, who are stabbing us on the streets and raping ignorant powerless girls) are to be welcomed with open arms and forgiven for anything they do because we made them that way.
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@hmq9052 "The Brexit disaster" is that the same Brexit that was never delivered by our new world order globalist government, that still continues to fund the EU institutions lets the French have what they want from our fishing grounds and pays France to assist useless eaters into our country that cost us billions. What I don't get is why so many people want to have no identity, to live in poverty and think democracy is voting for their uniparty candidate with their favourite colour rosette favourite. Pretty much akin to having a death wish.
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Peregrine Slime It's clear the leavers want to live in an independent democratic country not a state in the EU which doesn't pay it's dues to NATO.
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@ep4360 Surely you meant a European idiot of one or two of the 14 genders that humans currently are credited with.
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@HS-fm9kv Brexit is going nowhere as long as we have a minority government and a remainer majority parliament end of, barring Boris doing something unforseen.
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@garyreynolds5733 Not hate old fruit, concern I don't like to see people manipulated confused and unhappy unnecessarily, especially the young. I think that's what drives the hate from groups such as ANTIFA and sections of extreme political groups.
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@garyreynolds5733 Those actions can all be foreseen.
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@garyreynolds5733 The actions I mentioned are the ones you mentioned do try to keep up.
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@garyreynolds5733 Rather a simplistic response don't you think.
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So right, the Germans terror attacks after the end of WW2 were terrible.
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Humans have such capacity for illogical thought that leads them to accept fantasy for reality.
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@kienng4510 It will be different, wonder what the population of the UK will be in 10 years time post Brexit.
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Tracchofyre Thank god for globalisation we all get to share.
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@Amanda Hughes At the moment that looks like the best option for leave supporters.
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No deal is not the best deal but up to now it's the only deal available and is preferable to remaining, after the co author of article 50 said on radio 4's today programme this morning that the EU broke the rules of article 50 and acted undemocraticaly by insisting the w. a. had to be negotiated before the future relationship and that they must renegotiate or be seen internationally as a rogue organisation I think a brighter future is in sight.
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@Amanda Hughes Yes I can't believe it myself they actually broadcast the interview, very odd. I think i'll have to try and listen to it again. Whether or not it makes it worthwhile delaying brexit yet again is tough to accept but hopefully someone smarter than me gets to make that decision.
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We have 2 yrs to get a Reform government after that it will be hand to hand combat.
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When our economy is in utter ruins we will be in line with Greece etc for that funny money you call the Euro LOL.
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Your a friend in need old pal he wants to make you suffer lol, welcome to the real world.
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It won't end for a few years yet, then history will repeat itself in another arena and so it goes until the light goes out.
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Twill be a sad or happy day soon for I shall be no more, but it may be a sadder day sooner for you if reported incidents of knife attacks and shootings are accurate.
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No deal is better than a bad deal indeed! Now the truth is beginning to leak out.
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@didierlemoine6771 Brexit will still happen, it may be delayed as it has already but you can only fool some of the people all the time.
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@nicocacci4070 Or economical with the actualite in politico speak.
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@jakefield-gibson5827 Yes let,s and get on with some work.
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@Becranyb9ip Would love to hear you description of right wingers.
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@nikolaucznaum4312 You are but what am I.
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@unusedsub3003 You wouldn't like it real people go there.
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@unusedsub3003 I bet you've got a lovely house, wife and kids too.
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@unusedsub3003 Typical lefty tactic compare apples and pairs and bring up a politician from the past who numbskulls hate because she was misrepresented by the lefty media, the reality was she cleared this countries national debt and created the conditions for this country to succeed. Then Major took over and signed the Maastricht treaty without authority and signed away our sovereignty to put us under the globalists boot and every WEF puppet government since has used this country as a piggy bank for globalist aspirations. Just a pity for you that people have finally wised up, Trump ain't no puppet neither will our next government be.
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@dellboid The government just keep forcing costs higher for everything due to their policies designed to force through the new world order, or globalism if you prefer that term. They have been lying to us for over 20yrs that renewable energy will lower costs and they just go up every year, the latest announcement is that there will be a short term (Lol) price increase to pay for the installation of necessary infrastructure. And "the science" is all fake that's why they won't allow debate with real climate experts, they're just coining in too much money so gates can buy up all the land he wants and keep bribing our politicians. Why do people keep falling for the BS, just have to hope Trump sorts everything out.
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@nikolaucznaum4312 You forgot the overheads for minimum wages, new workers rights for new staff, DEI, preaching white supremacy and critical race theory and every other stupid regulation to prevent anyone other than the state poisoning people.
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I think you are all so naive, GBNews need a licence to broadcast all broadcasters must have been issued with a D notice on this but even so Dewbs did risk mentioning it. They are helpful in waking up the wider public which is absolutely necessary.
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@bucketsandshims We wanna be free to do what we wanna do to live how we wanna live free.
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Here's a deal, no here's a deal, now you see it now you don't. Why is it so elusive? Because your dealing with charlatans who say they're negotiating but they a'int.
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Thank you Bev for this information, It's hard to credit that our MP's have so little understanding of what is in their best interests unless they think they would enjoy being martyr's. This country is fast approaching failed state status, there will be very little observance of any laws if we continue down this route much longer.
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@Kat-l2t When are we going to get Reform UK in power, can't be too long to wait now. Keep trying to hammer the truth into Labour and Tory voters they are responsible for the state of the country today. Do these voters really think the country is in a good place? Just wait till the effects of the globalist governments of the last 30yrs kicks in fully over the next 6 months! The Tories prepared the ground for Labour and now Labour think they are secure with their massive undemocratic majority it'll be no holding back for agenda 2030 next year they think they've got 5 years to get us little people all enslaved and if you ain't little enough now you soon will be unless you join the Stasi.
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@andyinsuffolk Well said, the only people who don't agree must be control freaks.
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@lostinpa-dadenduro7555 Extinction rebellion people should learn is a tool to inculcate suppression that is the agenda of this cult, they're not loonies they're a danger to western freedom, individuality and enjoyment in life. They're heartfelt on the outside rotten at the core.
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@ironmonger27 Certainty is a wonderful thing until it proves to be wrong.
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@JagdgeschwaderX Another street fighting pensioner are you?
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@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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@Utiaux Support for the morally and intellectually bankrupt EU is fading fast, and not just in the UK. How many borders did that Romanian lorry driver cross with his load of Vietnamese illegal migrants, wonder why they wanted to come here?
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@lukevader6331 Support democracy, freedom, American values and the law as it is written and the US will return to progress. Learn to think people ignore the B S sob stories and cries of injustice they are of no use in deciding policies, they are just people issues. Go Trump.
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As is the UK, when are we gonna take back control?
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@mountainsofmourne Most people are ignorant of what politicians do in this country never mind what they do in Davos or other expenses payed for dictator group think get togethers with hot and cold running hookers and all depraved pastimes commonly associated with corrupt totalitarians.
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@californiadreamin8423 Who knows how sozzled Holmes is, my working life equipped me to deal with the sh88 that is about to come down unlike the naive and ignorant unfortunates who have lacked proper parenting and education. I may die this year or next year or whenever I take each day as it comes, if I can do anything to help ny fellow Brits enjoy life I do but I don't sweat about it.
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@sebastianosorrentino2618 At least the old spitting images joke can't work with Sir Kier, when the waiter asked her what about the vegetables because they're all vegetables. Just as planned after they got rid of Thatcher.
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Change is coming, the uniparty will soon be no more.
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@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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Vote Reform at the council elections next May, 2000 seat up for grabs. Make every one a win for Reform and lets make this country ungovernable for Labour, get the globalist bsatards out.
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@bobsocks7575 We must show our appreciation to all those D E I employees working hard to destroy the lives and social structure that supported normal British people and our immigrant welcoming and facilities provision staff formally known as border force, with determined effort we should manage to complete the setting up of the new world order and the technological enslavement of the smart ar*=d complacent know nothing sheep.
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Man this acid is good, just relax and enjoy.
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So much prosperity in the EU, especially in Brussels. Wonder what the Brussels economy produces?
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@MikeSmith-go8wk Possibly.
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@staffankarinpappila3975 Fake news.
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@pennydreadful6769 Good to know the Chinese are in with the plan.
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I can't really see Tommy being any more powerful than he is today but his influence should be much more wide spread, he should be able to relax a little once the globalists are defeated which should happen in 2025.
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@dominic197733 Very well put sir.
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@TurinTuramber Might as well do nothing then and let people die happy.
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@TurinTuramber I89 dead in UK today, 299 died in France just keep following the advice.
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Tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber. Join Reform, vote Reform.
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Such a big problem for the EU that we still have our own parliament something for them to think about when drawing up the rules for new countries wishing to join the EU if they can keep it going what with Germany looking forward to negative interest rates and having to work harder to make a Euro while managing all those immigrants.
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@MrCalls1 Labour can be blamed for not being able to decide what they stand for other than to get elected, it's time they exited politics stage left.
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@MrCalls1 They should try to get elected by presenting clear policies and transparent ideologies with a united party singing from the same hymn sheet, admittedly this is a problem as the Tories have found with politicians working for Brussels while trying to fool their electorate they are representing them. The 5 tests are just a ruse for them to be able to refuse any deal as the EU would never agree to a deal satisfying them, allowing Labour to con the voters with the usual B S.
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Everybody knows the dice are loaded every body votes Reform because they don't want a crooked game. Can't believe there are so many who like the crooked game they're going to vote for another roll of the dice. (according to the polls) Lord forgive them for they must not know what they do.
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@victorspencer9159 I would add Major and Heseltine to the gang of traitors.
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@adscri If everyone who voted for Brexit voted for the same party they would have a majority, shame UKIP is the only choice.
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Reform are finished if Farage doesn't admit his mistakes, sacks Yusuf and steps down as leader for Rupert to take over.
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You and whose army.
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@mackygee3773 There aren't that many veterans left are there?
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@SteveGreenwood-gb7dc The Brits fell for the 2 card trick again, should have voted Reform. Some may be realising now, many more will be by Christmas if its not banned yet, but is it too late now to get our country back.
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Until real British people wake up vote Reform and take back control of our country.
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@susansimpson6049 Joining Reform and going along to your local branch meeting might be worth your while.
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@susansimpson6049 Join Reform and go to your local branch meetings.
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What! Not another one.
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@strofikornego9408 You have a profound knowledge of how the world works, you deserve the Elgin marbles.
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You're making me laugh.
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@lunafringe10 How does providing photo ID for postal votes work?
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@fionagregory8078 Depends which part you live in, on the whole I don't have enough experience of the big country to say.
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The immigrants came on a boat hurrah hurrah the immigrants came in on a boat escorted up the welcoming coast hurrah hurrah, the immigrants came in on a boat and would like the chance to cut your throat and we all thought it was a great big joke when Starmer said he would stop the boats hurrah rah rah rah.
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@ashleylane4617 It's what they do that counts.
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@RobinHarris-nf4yv There are much easier ways to make money as most western politicians have shown and many have excelled at such as Blair, Starmer, Cameron, Mandelson, Clegg etc. As I said many have and with no discernible benefit to Britain and its people.
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@RobinHarris-nf4yv I don't mind how much money Farage makes as long he is anti the current establishment. I did mention Cameron but could have included Major, May and Boris and plenty more, corruption is now endemic with governments of all colours dictating industrial policy to reward their sponsors. We must establish Autarky and political accountability with a free media to keep people informed of the truth and a non politicised police force to enforce the British laws of old, or continue to suffer increased control over every aspect of our lives. The laws introduced over the last 60yrs have all chipped away at personal freedom and responsibility and deaths and injuries are likely no less or more as a result as a result and happiness is way down.
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@ashleylane4617 Are you replying to a comment of mine that you tube appears to have removed?
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@brucehaddow2666 Running a country has always required a capable team, the actual capabilities may change with the times. I think the current display of incompetence stems from our governments erosion of power and meaningfulness since agreeing to ever closer union and accepting rule from Brussels, a strong example of one of the many detrimental effects of being in the EU.
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@simonh6371 Con and Lab are only finished if they continue to support the UK remaining in the EU and attempting to deceive the people, Labour are now firmly in the remain camp and the Tories have to decide.
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@simonh6371 I agree with the general thrust of your comment but I think most if not all of the blame for the UK's current problems stem from membership of the EU and our governments complicity in their social engineering agenda ever since they managed to oust Thatcher. It's definitely time for change but are you in favour of a PR type of system? If so has such a system proved beneficial anywhere?
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@simonh6371 I'm still unconvinced PR would be a good system as we have effectively been in coalition with the other 27 EU countries, I do think we have problems with our political parties being overly influenced by their history arising from the existence of our class system, it's well past time the posh boys and working class hero middle class elites were swept away and their influence on politics gone for good.
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@brucehaddow2666 The blame will lie squarely on us and the people we elect, obviously. When we stop sub -contracting out our government we won't be able to blame the contractors.
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@Alfa&Omega 00000 So sad when peoples beautiful dreams give way to the hard facts of reality, bye bye EU hello future
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@jacobjorgenson9285 People are currently being kept alive with I C and ventilators for many this is just delaying the inevitable and critical care services are already overwhelmed yet we are at least 3 weeks away from peak infections if we are lucky more likely to be 2 months and could be longer, typically believers in the EU think they have control of reality.
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@jacobjorgenson9285 Advised by experts, (those beings beloved of the EU) but a failure non the less. Probably the same ones advising Italy, Spain and ? A great example to the world of how utterly stupid the current dominant ideology of the west is, has the EU suspended it's parliamentary meetings yet?
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@jacobjorgenson9285 I meant that current western experts think as a collective which really has been the case since the word expert was used to describe people whose opinion should be blindly accepted, every single nation is doing it's own thing but with little deviation from the collective dogma.We need to listen to genuinely independent experts such as Bill Gates IMO but maybe I say that just because what he has said agrees with my thoughts about this crises 100%. I have no idea what his views on the EU are though at a guess they would be different to mine. To say the Eton boys club messed it up shows you are still blinded by your dreams would you also say the Spanish and Italian governments didn't mess up.
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Have you considered what would have happened had this virus in China begun 50 yrs ago, I think it would have caused barely a ripple in the life of western countries, interesting thought to plot our future progress around.
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@starnew2761 Breaking news! People get the virus by coming into contact with it.
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@starnew2761 Ithink the people of China, S Korea and Vietnam have heard the news too.
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@derekwhyle1884 We have had austerity for over ten years, do you think the foreign aid budget would be twice as big as it is now without austerity?
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@WelcometoTheVoid-kq2wf Have a vote on how we attain independence, then vote on whether we knew what we were voting for and then another to see if the proposed future is what we want. Then if there are any changes in world economic conditions have another vote to see if we have changed our minds and if any of the votes do not have a majority greater than 2 to 1 accept that we need to rerun the vote when the next generation can have a vote.
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@WelcometoTheVoid-kq2wf You can't have enough votes to get what you want.
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Randle McMurphy You're talking about the obesity epidemic right?
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Where would be without indoctrination? Out of the EU?
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@Oceanvanguard58 There will never be enough evidence to support conspiracy theories, Tommy Robinson jailed and in a terrorist prison to boot for a civil offence ! Never been charged with a criminal offence. The low tax Tory party of sound economics and pro business left us with no manufacturing industry, over £2.5 trillion national debt, unsustainable population numbers, growth in public service employees and corresponding fall in efficiency of public services, bankrupt councils, highest energy costs of 25 nearest comparable countries, illegal immigrant costs of who really knows how many £millions a week. It doesn't get better than this does it?
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@jamesscurr571 What's the difference between an Englishman, Frenchman, Italian and a German?
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@jamesscurr571 At the moment the indigenous ones are recognisable by dint of their nationality won't it be nice when they are all just characterless EUropeans interbred with ''refugees'' from wherever and probably fighting against Islamic control or for the lost cause of historical identity.
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Farage has all the hallmarks of controlled opposition, all he's achieved is giving people false hope. He still has control of Reform so no help can be gained from Reform, members must get ready to change horses.
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An extension to the next general election will do.
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If this is true I won't be paying any income tax next year.
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He fucked that up then venusian typical remainer bs.
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I imagine being groomed into sexual slavery is a pretty horrific experience as is getting stabbed or being denied the good life that your ancestors fought and died to bequeath to you instead of which you're indoctrinated, impoverished and end up living on the street, down trodden, uneducated and dying early.
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Just like every government has done for the last 30yrs, that's socialism love it or loath it. Foreigners can come to this country on tourist visas and earn a grand a week and pay no tax (as exposed by GBNews), of course they pay no tax and are free to use any of the services us dumb Brits pay for.
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The EU will only do a deal when they feel it is in their interest so stop messing about, after we have left if they want to do a deal they will let us know.
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The more you think about it the more obvious it seems, we have to make our countries needs much more of a priority. That doesn't mean becoming a mini Russia (though they don't seem to be seen as a pariah state) we just have so much to deal with in our country to stop the rot setting in and turn things around. The only big positive decision made lately by our government that I can recall was the home secretaries decision not to insist on the US not passing the death penalty on those 2 former Brits.
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Looking very much like Reform are going to win the next election, it's going to be a revolution, its got to be.
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Not in Islingistan he won't or whatever stan south of the border he's standing in, parliament should be sitting in somewhere with a majority British population such as Yorkshire.
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@cheryldawkins4273 You're so right, we ruled over them so now we must let them rule over us. It's just too bad if you don't like Shariah law, being made to wear a burkha prevented from driving and working and being wife number 8 of the areas tribal chief. Let's raise a glass to the return of male supremacy.
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Vote Labour, you know it makes sense. We need another government to harness the ''white heat of technology'' to create a country fit for immigrants to rule. We've had Labour governments before let's have one again, wasn't it fun, 3 day weeks, power cuts and no refuse collections for weeks at a time. We need the sort of chancellor again who leaves office with a note to say ''sorry the money's all gone'' never mind Iraq having weapons of mass destruction Labour are a weapon of mass destruction for the economy. Do a little research and tell me when Labour have ever left office with the countries and the ordinary workers finances in better shape than when they came in?
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@chrisberrisford6465 Sounds like you swallow what they feed you.
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tedd10 just keep taking the drugs man even when you die you won't notice.
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Me too
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@Ralstro Jess Phillips had a wake up call too I understand, but they are powerless puppets.
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Yeah or intellectual and moral pygmies.
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Microwave Do the rioters wish to endear themselves to the world or just have their civil rights removed.
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@middleagedfreedomfighter He does have power, if nothing else he has the powers to remain silent or abdicate.
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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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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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@TalesOfWar Judges are in the loop.
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@Lamster66 Vote Lib Dem and all future votes will be advisory only, vote Labour and all future votes will be totally pointless.
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@Lamster66 What evidence draws you to that conclusion?
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@Lamster66 Working out what will happen under particular ideologies is quite simple really, just study history. People today are no different to what they were a thousand years ago at their core, capital punishment, inequality and all the other evils of life as the utopians see them are all necessary and unavoidable facts of life. Progress is equitable and just governance to meet the needs and wants of the majority in accordance with the values of the society they create. When more problems are created than are solved there has to be change.
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@Lamster66 Conspirators conspirators everywhere.
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So many possible ways to improve life in this country given the will.
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@john daly Traditionally popular this time of year.
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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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Why should we be bothered if Russia stops the Ukraine becoming another US colony and retains its historical connections with its former USSR country.
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@garyreynolds5733 They are pejorative because they will never harmonize with what makes us human.
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@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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@MrStoneyburke It's a sign it's coming to the end game when even the liberal elite are getting bored with their lies.
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infinit888 your comment is typical of EUnatics unable to see the world as it is and deal with it, unable to adapt when things change or do not conform to your vision. I hope Europe regains it's touch with reality without too much more chaos I really do. Unfortunately until you accept the current ideals and structure does not serve the majority you can't even begin to make it better or maybe life in every other EU country is like an unripe bowl of cherries and is just getting better and better.
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Right on Bruce, whatever it takes we must leave for a brighter future. Even if it takes beyond my lifespan I will be happy to know we have regained control of our destiny.
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@REwing Labour will just be a subject in the history books of politics soon as a warning to future politicians about the dangers of hubris leading to tyranny and the inevitable end for tyrants.
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Yes I agree, its an example of Orwells "doublethink" behaviour in his work "1984", sort of like an institutionalised schizophrenia. Muslims love almost everything about the West and hate almost everything about the West at the same time. I wonder where they would move to if the West became Islamic.
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Soon you will have Trump and we will have Reform, good times ahead.
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@bucketsandshims Roll on roll off
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@bucketsandshims I'm sure the EU will find the money for Scotland to build the border.
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@PoX-amp They were robbed just the same as we are robbed every day, robbed of the truth and fed lies, far too many people are sleepwalking into the disaster of poverty and tyranny that is being created for us. Just look at France, but not on M S M, and you can see what is coming.
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@peterbigo9951 You mean the one they keep updating to make self drive cars obsolete lol
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@lindseymckirdy1830 Why are people still supporting Labour? Same reason the country has over £2.5 trillion of debt and has no intention of paying it off. We will have nothing and be happy as far as the politicians are concerned or you'll go to jail for hate speech.
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There must have been a misunderstanding with Cameron I wonder if Nigel didn't want him to call a referendum or they underestimated the British working classes.
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@colinellesmere Have to disagree, I think Labour would be disaster for this country in their current state if they managed to stay in office long enough we would eventually end up with an attempt to impose Chinese style capitalism in the UK with all the problems of Hong Kong today on a larger scale. All Labour want to do is share out the profits more evenly you say with a little state control the problem is you cannot have a little state control the only useful role for the state is to regulate capitalism, one country 2 systems has shown itself to be an unworkable idea.
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@colinellesmere China is starting from a totally opposite standpoint to the UK so what increases in living standards they achieve are not relevant to the UK, the UK is an overpopulated multicultural mess of people who have been mislead, lied to, lost their work ethic through a combination of poor education and badly regulated welfare system. I find most of the people I have worked with under the age of 30 don't want to pull their weight, the Labour party are talking about apprenticeships and training for construction workers etc at the moment but they will fail until such workers get the respect and appreciation they deserve and schools instill the idea and can demonstrate to kids that learning maths and working with your hands is one of the most valuable and rewarding ways to earn your living. A skilled worker should be earning somewhere around £40K a yr outside London as a minimum theses days 3 yrs or so after qualification, what they actually earn I have no idea but with a salary of that amount, a sensible attitude and a basic knowledge of financial management they could have a very comfortable life in the UK from a financial viewpoint. The same should apply to comparatively skilled NHS workers, all the ideological arguments are basically BS and hold back progress just as religion has done at many times in our history it's time we outgrew this behaviour but that's the challenge of being human we don't seem capable of winning.
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@colinellesmere Britain in the fifties and early sixties was similar to how China is now in it's respect for property and authority, I think the rot started with the permissive ideas of the sixties being embraced by the authorities and professional classes and the resulting scrapping of standards and leading to generations of people lacking morals, ethics and respect for themselves and others. The constant emphasis on growth at all costs relying on stats to justify performance and quality of life are not leading to a better life for the majority which can only happen in a society that has common values, language and goals, not a society which tries to create a multicultural ethos. You have to stick to what works not what you want to work, people are exactly the same today as they have ever been with their own cultures developed over centuries and should not have their legal standards altered or disregarded to placate immigrants wishes. The Labour party are driven by an ideology that has never worked in any capitalist society such as the UK's and they have no policies to correct the causes of the UK's problems tax and spend will achieve nothing.
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@bryangallagher4690 I'm retired, I cannot imagine how people feel who experience this ** if they are working. Make it stop.
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Gods been cancelled old son so anything goes, socialism has answered all our problems.
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@jasoncooper1728 Can I cook you for dinner.
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@TalesOfWar Protect farmland by making it illegal to install solar panels and erect miles and miles of electricity pylons across the land made from imported steel, have a 100% purchase tax on farmland purchased by people who do not live on and operate the farm as their main occupation, compulsorily purchase farmland purchased merely as a financial asset.
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@TalesOfWar Government shill, got a nice work from home public sector "job" have we? There are lots of ways to lower the price of Farmland by targeting the spivs and helping people who actually produce stuff that people want and adds value to the GDP.
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British Christian values and democratic capitalism created the modern advanced techno world to make our lives civilised and comfortable so let's ditch all that and import the values of India, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan etc under ideology of multiculturalism where most people live in shoddy shanty towns, put their excrement in the rivers and people especially women are oppressed by tyrants, sounds familiar here today.
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@comealongcomealong4480 The EU are behind Spain and Soros and the WEF monster are behind the EU, now America looks like they will free themselves I guess all effort will be focused on the EU and the UK. They certainly have willing servants in Starmer and his crew, look out people it's coming to you.
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gespilk The UK is often said to punch above it's weight I wonder if that's why when it get's hit with a near knockout blow it has a more debilitating affect, also there is the fact of the national characteristics of people from different countries to consider as far as that is still valid in today's global village. I heard this morning that the new design ventilators manufactured by Dyson and others are still waiting regulatory approval before they can be put in to service, what this says about our administration systems I can only guess.
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@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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@richardh8082 No I'm nothing like you thank God.
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@BusstterNutt Because its politically sensitive.
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@garsm2290 '' So why do the English vote for such idiots?''. Because those are the idiots that the EU developed and moulded over the last 40yrs to run the EU state formerly known as the UK. The EU has much important work to do dictating how people should live and ordering their progress irrespective of how it ruins peoples actual lives. Control by the elites for the elites always produces such successes as tower blocks, pollution, child abuse and human trafficking etc etc but these are are all temporary effects that will soon be corrected once that flying pig lands.
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@garsm2290 Yeh created the worlds largest over paid bureaucracy more like.That's really helping the poor give it another thousand years and we might feel some improvement.
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@pyellard3013 I would like to see the details of your claim about Barclays actions, but even if what you say is directly because of Barclays view on brexit their record on making financial judgements is varied to say the least. As the UK currently has the largest foreign direct investment inflow of all European countries I'm not convinced we have a problem. These peanuts you speak of are peanuts the EU does not have and can't afford to waste but of course if somebody else is providing them it's easy not to worry until they stop.
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@nandomustermann8979 LOL.
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@chomym LOL.
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@marcmarc8524 LOL.
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@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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@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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All successful civilisations eventually become complacent.
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@LetsgetloudUK They are in a different situation not more developed.
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@jackjude Socialism was a scam dreamt up by devotees of a communism as a way of selling communism to the working classes, it reached its peak around the time of Thatchers first election victory which caused the the communist Scargill to instigate the miners strike to try to defeat capitalism and replace it with communism probably with the idea of making himself Prime Minister. Since then globalism conquered all by bribing the newly created leaders of the EU operating under the guise of socialism who having no direct electoral accountability to the countries they governed delivered them into the hands of the totally corrupt autocratic WEF directed by the cabal of oligarchs who operated to denude those countries of as much of what they had in a kind of vicious circle. Now all those western countries are facing bankruptcy and soon the oligarchs will be running to cover there bases like Zuckerberg has by pretending he was working with the best intentions and it was nothing to do with see gov etc 😂 I think the game is almost up. What an historic year 2025 will be.
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Does anybody seriously believe Germany will do what they say? I think the rise of the AFD is driving the con.
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@rodhayward836 It is irrelevant whether we leave or not if you don't know the difference.
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We are suffering from 30yrs of globalists directing social and legal developments in this country to make it a colony for their self enrichment, join Reform and help return the country to be an independent sovereign state again..
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Boomer Galactica UKIP are the real alternative to the current professional actors.
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Boomer Galactica I don't think coalition governments are really the answer, let's see how long the new one in Spain will last. People have to learn from experience who they should vote for, if they're not smart enough that's just too bad.
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Boomer Galactica Spain doesn't have a coalition government yet because they haven't come out of the smoke filled room yet. Coalition governments result from the various PR systems that produce a government of the lowest common denominator that produces a project like the EU that results in misery for the majority under the veil of BS supported by the media and the rest of the unreal people who couldn't wire a plug.
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There's an app for that so ditch the smartphone, we have to do it en masse so how much do you care about your future?
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They knew what to do with traitors back in the 1600's, when we restore Britain we should learn from history.
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Labour attract the best of best
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@michaeldooley3642 All politicians are not to be trusted, that's why we have elections. Their effectiveness needs serious analyses and this can only be done by the media and through personal experience by applying critical thinking and using social media to discuss ideas and opinions, not sycophancy and dogma. The Labour party is wedded to the policy of nationalisation which has cost the NHS £4 billion in legal fees and outstanding claims for negligence of £83 billion, go figure.
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@michaeldooley3642 Many people know they are being conned and the job of the establishment is to prevent them achieving a consensus on what will work to the benefit of the majority while at the same time deluding them into thinking they are behaving constructively in their interest when really they are working for their own interests. Sometimes both interests are served together, this is the history of all civilisations IMO and the only way people know. Globalisation has enabled the prevention of progress in advanced societies to significantly improve the living standards, education and lived experience of the majority of their populations by introducing distractions such as human rights, the abolition of capital punishment, denigration of national identities and the nation state as an excuse for unnecessary and damaging immigration. I see no chance of much change to come.
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The ROW complained when we ran our empire now we play the fool and your still not happy, at least Norway gets it they have have just increased investment in the UK with their sovereign wealth fund.
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Hope you locate your brain soon.
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We are all equal but some are more equal than others when it comes to access to public money.
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@MM-lq4xf Up to now you've benefited, now it's time you started paying.
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@jandorcaptain4103 What Hungary wants is no concern of the UK unless they want to pay us for something.
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@Katzian Bye bye EU. The party's over good luck with the hangover.
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@MM-lq4xf Poles are people too.
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@robertholland7558 Fragrant persona, sweetness and light.
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I don't need to beg my country is in the EU, my private jet will fly me to the next celebrity climate change gig so you know we are with you.
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@jaygirdwood4639 They tell people to shut when they have no answers.
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Fatima Aziz Yeah I imagine I can prevent climate change by cycling to work and waving to planes.
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@thenorfolkst Right Brexit cost the UK economy so much how come it still outperms the rest of the EU, when Reform takeover after Trump is elected we will have to spend a lot more on our armed forces to keep out the invaders.
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@robertmaitland8728 And we never will, come the day England will live again.
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Totally 180 degrees to being right. The leaders of this cult are trying to inculcate self suppression.
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My error wires got crossed somewhere. Pardon the confusion.
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Some crazy foreigners died in a foreign land and we weren't to blame
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One woke woman boxer awakened, all women boxers should retire until this changes.
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Could say get a life I suppose but you need brains, courage and a heart for that.
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The experts said there was more chance of a second coming than Man U beating PSG.
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Hamstringing his business helps no one but remaining competitive improves the chances for the UK operations of his company. Difficult for people who think socialism makes the world go around to grasp I understand.
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These commentators cannot be for real, they want to hear what Reform are going to do for this country! Are they really that dumb? Cancelling net zero and DEI will make this country rich as will cutting taxes deporting illegals and reforming the NHS and getting people off benefits. If or rather when they get elected to government this country will be unbeatable, vote Reform, join Reform.
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Join Reform or else.
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@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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@Prospero-z1s Think of the cost to WEF though of securing control of a whole new party when Reform get 200 and more MP's, I don't think they will be able to manage it.
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@olurotimiadedeji-emmanuel4283 Time to wake up the dream you've had is over.
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@adjjackson9331 Trying to apologise for the fools outburst will just be giving another stick for the evil MSM to hit Reform with if they need one but most of TR'S supporters seem to be doing their work for them.
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@Davidwilliams-lk7hb 😂 I don't know which quote you are referring to but as both are true it is of no matter. Your response betrays the fact you are a deluded believer in Marxism or Socialism, how unfortunate we are to have such as you amongst us in our rich developed democratic capitalist society. You obviously have no practical skills, rationality or logic or maybe just an absence of unbiased learning of modern and ancient history and the failure of all left wing ideologies to produce anything of real value to the human condition. I recommend to you Anthony Trollope's novel "The Warden" which you may find of interest.
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@horatiohornblower741 Politics is 95% BS the more politicians and political organisations you create the more BS you have to deal with, the EU is the creator of politics par excellence and we can see the results.
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@horatiohornblower741 The world leaders in fu-----ing everything up with B S. They've created more irrelevant regulations in the last 60 years than they can keep track of. That's why they can't arrange a deal inside 6 years they have to set the 20M box tickers to work every time they have a conversation.
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@lynnecrummay6026 Good luck.
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@DUDULALALALALALA Whyte people will always be a minority for African folk and Indian folk and Pakistani folk and evermore should it be so.
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What a great election result! The most important thing to take note of IMO is the defeat of Labours big gun Ashworth by the Independent representative for Palestine, the ideology that makes the increase of such results has just been elected to power again. The next most important feature of the election is that even the most deluded of Tory voters must be able to acknowledge the Tories are no longer of any use to man nor dog allied with the fact that Labours win is on a small percentage of the vote the chance of Britains future retaining any semblance of its past is in the hands of Nigel Farage.
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@carsrichpeopledrive38 The people who disagree with the result of the referendum love what the speaker does to delay Brexit, he operates within his privileged guidelines to satisfy his own desires which is not constitutionally desirable.
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@pavarossi1979 Because the MP's are so thick they fall for tricks all the time they even conjure some themselves with the help of the speaker when he agrees with their aim.
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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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@uniquevideosUk I think that's the best of British.
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@AllanHinde-mb2pr Reform will have at least 200,000 members next year and they will all want this country to be independent and sovereign, and thousands of councillors and a majority of MP's in parliament. Even if Farage is only in it for himself which I don't think is the case he will be well satisfied with that and we will get we want. You can go and cry over your G&T while we all celebrate down the pub.
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@FD-ge3sl Not the Northern Ireland border issue again! It's not an issue it exists. The amount of sovereignty the EU takes from a country is 100% Southern Ireland is an example, it has no control of it's border with the North other than what the EU says.
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@FD-ge3sl You prove my point on sovereignty the EU own the majority of your politicians bought and paid for the same as Italy's (only yours probably cost them a lot less), as also are the UK's. Any major decisions against EU policies in most cases require the people to defy their politicians as the people of the UK did. Their are a few countries where politicians have been elected to defy the EU on isolated issues but they are not interested in gaining independence, they really want to have their cake and eat it. The Irish border is managed at present so where is the difficulty in continuing to manage it to accomodate a few more requirements, in reality will the movement of people be a problem? If so who for and why, can't see why it would be a problem for the UK. Goods already cross the border and are identified and tracked, are you suggesting the numbers of people in Ireland of criminal intent will be sufficient to create a huge smuggling problem beyond the scope of the authorities to deal with.
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@FD-ge3sl Your politicians have been bought by the EU through creating the belief that Irelands economic success was achieved by the EU and they will only have the publics support so long as they support the EU. The article you linked says Raab told Varadkar that he thought the EU would impose a hard border not that the UK wanted one. The flows of goods are documented and regulated in the EU even if there are few border checks Irish authorities on both sides of the border would not have much of a problem keeping things under control with cooperation, also goods would not magically arrive in England from North Ireland. Smuggling is a constant problem and is dealt with as are people travelling illegally.
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@Mugdorna Sounds like it would be a good idea for the EU to do free trade deal with the UK or are you referring to people crossing the border in which case I do not see the need for meaningful delays as I understand it there are too many crossing points to erect enough customs posts so there will have to be an Irish solution if that is what Ireland wants irrespective of EU demands.
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If the IRA wish to return to their terrorist tactics using the EU as an excuse it will be up to Southern Ireland to prevent them. Their terror campaigns proved to be pointless in the past other than as a way for criminals to prosper so why would the republic fall for it again.
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@SP-dj9kl Straight out of the EU manual standard operating procedure when a state votes to leave the union.Use their fifth column to sew confusion and split the pro national supporters by offering a deal that gives the illusion of leaving only and still leaves the EU in charge. This splits the leavers causes dissillusion and enough momentum to force a second referendum. This has been the plan, with government and civil service complicity since the vote to leave. Are the British people gullible enough to swallow it?
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@SP-dj9kl Just my point, bread and circuses the only bright spot is the EU is unable to afford enough bread to keep everyone happy so how long will the circus run for? How many more years supply of wine does Junker need?
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Do you really believe the establishment of this country are working in Britains interests?
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Peter Lynch is a martyr, Chris Kaba was a criminal. The people responsible for the police officer being charged and those protesting about the shooting played a very large part in the policeman having to shoot the scumbag in the first place. They lead the dross to believe the police can never do anything to them especially if they're black because there will be a public outcry to condemn the police, wake up idiots or enjoy the jungle you are creating.
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@janyb1907 Vote for UKIP and have the smallest violin in the world ready for after the election.
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@nickryder9669 Troll de rol.
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@willnicholson18 Just another waste of money, no problem with that though it's our money.
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@markwilliams1454 We don't need a civil war, vote for UKIP or whoever is most likely to deliver what we voted for. We know we can win.
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@markwilliams1454 That has to be a possibility we must avoid by making support for the UK overwhelming, there are enough Tories and a few labour people that are pro UK that would hopefully join a new UKIP or whatever party is required to blow the whistle on any corruption. We know what 17.5 m think of the EU plus all the ones who have changed their mind or didn't vote, by the time of the next election if we haven't left I am confident the country will make the right decision.
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That's exactly how it is, you just need to have control of what people think. Orwell explained it well enough in his novel 1984, the government are trying to achieve that now just 40 yrs later than estimated.
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@puntloosPD Some people never learn pity they aren't the only ones who die.
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@1gerard47 Join Reform or else.
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Lies, lies, lies, no evidence for anything they say. Who killed Dr Kelly, who killed Peter Lynch, who killed the Southport three, lies, lies, lies.
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HA ha
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@johnmoore9862 Given that the EU is an oligarchy masquerading as a democratic union it was indeed a sham.
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@alabama1413 Better than the animals vote we had last time eh.
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Musk is just the kind of guy to run DOGE his ASD nature will keep him focused until the job is done.
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@6brman224 The jab will stop you catching covid The jab will reduce your symptoms The jab will stop you spreading covid
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@zayerrdawn8234 All tax is theft unless details are specifically agreed by the majority in a referendum, VAT was supposed to be a temporary tax to make us ready to join the EU.
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@davidpinnock4227 There was clear evidence of institutional racial bias in the way the police handled the Steven Lawrence case, how do we know this? Because it has been exposed investigated and condemned add infinitum, that shows institutional racism is unacceptable and therefore not the norm in the police force unlike in black minds.
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Unbelievable that they are still getting votes.
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@Dave-s8y The not Tory Reform UK party had zero seats before July this year they now have 5 and were polling second in 50 and that was before Southport and before the farmer land grab budget and before the winter fuel payment cancellation and before Ed Milliband has come back from COP29 to say the country has to find another £5 billion to give to the lazy brain dead people in the 3rd world. 🤣🤣
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Treason pure and simple, been happening for over 30yrs. New Labour policy immigrants to be given priority in getting social housing, it used to be more hidden now they are more open about it, it's going to continue getting worse. Think you own your house? Ever heard of compulsory purchase orders.
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Has she really been on Love Island?
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@Tuffifee The EU doesn't like subsidies unless they are for banks, politicians or failing economies.
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@TheScienceofnature The EU is responsible for the current race to the bottom happening in Europe.
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Our freedom is in the hands of Trump and his team.
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@CVLFMG Take a good look at Beirut today that's the future for the West without a doubt if we don't wise up soon, so pleased there's little chance I'll be around long enough to see it. The ruling class won't suffer here either more than likely.
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@CVLFMG There is no point trying to deny the existence of a conspiracy theory it's obvious for all to see. Why has France not been prosecuted by the international court for assisting illegal trafficking gangs operating on their territory putting refugees lives in danger as they flee oppression in France. There are no such things as national governments in the west anymore they all operate in collusion to deliver the plan, keep the elite secure by dividing and conquering the herd through fake news and meaningless words. Have you noticed how they always say we need to do this or we need to do that without ever doing anything and then create more problems to repeat the B S ad nauseam.
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@CVLFMG Even if that were true, the fact that you are calling it a benefit shows what kind of hell on earth we will end up with if people such as you (whatever you may be) win out.
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@CVLFMG Obviously you are an utter moron you don't understand what you write then try and hide behind straw men, you're not worth the time it would take to educate and your ignorance is dangerous.
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Wierdos for LGBT PERVS vote uniparty.
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It's Reform for Britain versus the uniparty for everywhere else, they can't give our money away fast enough.
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@dobermankompanie That may or not be a correct supposition on your part but it is just supposition, we the British people will not be denied once we are united and determined. Out the new globalist world order must go and in will be established the old world order of independent nation states, it is growing throughout Europe and in America too. It is unstoppable.
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@51angelic Try to get a support network around you, join Reform go to the branch meetings make friends if you can, we are all in this together.
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@garrybastow1930 Many people say I live in an echo chamber but I asked all my close friends and they say it isn't so.
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Lizzy you must be politically homeless now after the way Labour have lied to the country, the Tory party seems to be the only major party with people prepared to stick to principles at the moment I'm not suggesting you become a Tory supporter god knows there is plenty wrong with them but you can't seriously vote for the current bunch of Labour hypocritics and terrorist forgivers.
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We can agree on that, if enough other former Labour voters can there is hope that Labour can rise from it's current love in with discredited Marxist ideologies shambles and be a force worthy of opposing Tory failings. Personally I think they need to end their tie up with the unions to be effective, unions should be there to represent the interests of workers to the companies they work for. The interests of owners and workers should align naturally as you can't have one without the other and a resentful workforce never works well. Scargill decimated the mining industry in this country not Thatcher, the decline of mining was inevitable Scargill just sped it up and caused unnecessary suffering for miners aided by the Labour party for their own ends is how I see it anyway. The name Labour for a political party is probably an oxymoron Labour is work and politics is administration.
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Lol you have experienced life in the EU project transitioning to a Totalitarian autocracy for the last 40yrs does it feel good you tit. Look and learn from other societies who tried this all of them massive failures compared to the living standards and freedoms we have enjoyed up until Blair and Brown's profligacy and immigration open door policy wasting the fruits of a healthy economy they inherited. You muppet.
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@sm-hf2rn Elon Musk is staying pretty quiet or have I missed something.
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@Nick-kb6jd The idea of left and right is a chimera under the globalist New World Order agenda, the choice today is between a tyrannical totalitarian technocratic dictatorship or a return to national states, independent and sovereign.
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@ComradeDrake What a clueless statement from someone with an idiotic id, your grasp of the idea of multicultural extends no farther than your own limited experience it seems. India is really an inherently multicultural country and they are beginning to try and change that and become a more developed civilisation. Typical of many people today you are told some half baked idea and think you know something is a fact and try to convince other ignorant people its a fact too, as we see with the idea of man made climate change. If you had been alive the last time the Thames froze over and some billionaires at the time saw an opportunity to control people and make more £billions by spreading the fake science of man made climate change you would no doubt have been protesting to stop the industrial revolution.
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Michael McCullagh Vote UKIP.
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@DUNCAN INVADER Just like Trump would never make president?
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Since when has the EU taken the interests of business into account, could this be a first?
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@theabyssalvault4238 We had an election after the referendum result the winning party were elected to take us out of the EU, you had your chance to vote for a party committed to staying in the EU along with all your friends from little whingeing they didn't win get over it or get out.
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@theabyssalvault4238 Stop being moronic the option to remain in the EU was available in the general election if people wanted to they could vote Lib Dem, your idea of compromise is a non starter as far as the EU is concerned totalitarian regimes don't negotiate to compromise. Judgemental fascist.
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@Chasing Unicorns We need a managed no EU not a car crash EU.
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@Chasing Unicorns It's like a managed no deal stage 2.
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@Chasing Unicorns I don't think you're thick you're just confused by the EU's propaganda, a managed no deal means accepting the UK and the EU will still exist on the same planet after Brexit and talking about what that means in reality, a managed no EU means after EU realise the project is a dead duck then we talk together about the future.
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@Chasing Unicorns You really believe all that? come back to the real world it's much more interesting although it doesn't really matter what you do the real world will continue without you. It is written so it shall be is the comfort blanket for failures, an attempt to put up roadblocks after people take to the air. No wonder so little innovation and invention comes from Europe these days.
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@samhartford5889 Good luck to you too.
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@Chasing Unicorns Strange how article 50 recommends withdrawal and future relationship agreements take place together yet the EU decided different and May agreed.
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@Chasing Unicorns Thank's for that. Paragraph 2. states the withdrawal agreement will be negotiated taking account of the framework for it's future relationship with the union. So what is the framework for the future relationship? If it exists why has it not been revealed and why do we need the backstop beyond the end of the tranistion/implementatin period?
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@Chasing Unicorns The negotiations refers to the negotiations that have been done so what did they take account of while doing the negotiations no details about the framework for the future relationship have been revealed. A framework to me implies a solid structure requiring finishing details so at least parliament should know the full details of what it is voting on. But then that's the EU for you let the elite decide things and keep everyone else in the dark, democratic to the last. Not.
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@civis.revixit It's no surprise people are skeptical given the history of Brexit, I hope the government is using the time well to advise business on what they need to do.
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@civis.revixit He must be very disappointed his emissary Mr T Blair has been so removed from influence in the UK.
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If the population reduces we wouldn't need the number of houses we already had.
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The view from the EU ivory tower is obscured by clouds and Euro's and will remain so.
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WTF where do you get the notion the UK government are pursuing a no deal brexit, more like the EU are negotiating for that.
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This country is disgusting.
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Why do we have such people in this country!
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@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204 Yeah, Europe is a basket case, the easiest way to have the fastest growing economy in Europe is to stop immigration, stop benefits to all illegals and unearned benefits to legal immigrants, and scrap net zero.
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Campbell is a bi piler disaster.
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@mitziquayle Google petition for a general election now.
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@countfosco8535 The uniparty never offer up solutions they just make excuses and false promises, we know that from the last 34 years of betrayal. There is only one party to vote for and that is Reform, to see and hear Ben Habib in the H O C will be like a tonic.
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17 MILLION CLAIMING BENEFITS! NO WONDER I'M NOT WELL OFF.
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@stevebee6835 You tube has plenty of them don't let them bother you unduly, they're are good for developing critical thinking skills that's about all.
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@9876543210lolage You opinionated little troll, what evidence do you have for you're initial comment? None. You're just another brainwashed twerp. I voted leave not for a deal, the only benefits i've ever claimed were unemployment benefit for about 2 months. I voted leave because I prefer to live in an independent self governing democratic country, why did you vote to remain? I realised today why the majority of under 25's like to mock British history and the British Empire, it's because they've never achieved anything worthy of world renown, they've never had the chance being too busy having to apologise for being British after the B S education they've had from all the unworldly left wing socialist cretins who work as teachers, it'll probably take until they reach 45 years of age before they know what their gender is, for the ones that manage to live that long. What do you think of that guy they arrested for abducting and raping a number of women who refused to leave his prison cell to go to court so the judge said he would go to the jail. LOL. I bet you'd love to be his defence council.
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@jokerj641 Everybody is racist, until you recognise that you will have problems dealing with it.
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@user-fm9gc7dh8c What do you mean 3rd world countries like China? Lol
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@666zombee And your point is?
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@666zombee Oh you know what a global conspiracy means then?
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@willowinthewind6151 Not in my world they're not , Biden is running the US, China loves democracy and free speech, Hong Kong has never had it so good and only B L M deserves power.
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Get rid of these W E F puppet politicians and get Reform in power to run this country as Great Britain should be run.
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@divinity176 ''One of the deepest recessions in Europe'' could be right I suppose as we are starting with a stronger economy than most of Europe, depending on how you look at it falling to the level of the Greek, Italian and other many moribund economies of Europe would be a big fall. Then we could export all illegal immigrants and stop paying farmers to not produce food etc which would put us in a very good position to recover funded by halving the foreign aid budget hiking tarrifs on German cars and other luxury goods for a start.
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Anglo Saxon, Good Call.
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@leet.s9213 They missed your head though innit.
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@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa We have a large number of ignorant MP's who do not understand that the EU have no incentive to cooperate with us until we give them one, they have been talking to themselves since the referendum. This country has the 6th largest economy in the world what we need to do is start making decisions from a new standpoint and use our power for our own ends.
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There are 2 causes of practically all our problems that I can identify, these are the ideologies of Socialism and Multiculturalism. We must consign these ideologies to dustbin of history to effect the changes that we desire.
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@isobar5857 It is difficult to override how you have been programmed and it feels like taking a leap of faith, we have been forced into this situation by the self serving dishonesty of most MP's which for people like me who want to protect our British national and cultural identity leaves us with no choice. Are there any pro UK labour MP's I can't think of one, there is no guarantee that UKIP would be good in government but at least if they take us out of the EU we will get our democracy back and be able to choose who leads us.
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@DM-rp9ik Pity we didn't have the weapons then that we have now, climate change wouldn't be a problem today.
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@wiedelwuffwuff4329 Isn't it odd how so many come to England to experience it first hand.
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@wiedelwuffwuff4329 But doesn't English exceptionalism put people off.
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Can't say little Britain we have around 80m people. 😆
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rotweissrot100 If they are not scared why do they never discuss their policies and debate with them.
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rotweissrot100 No reason that the commercial channels have to that I can think of but the remit of the BBC was to inform, educate and entertain in that order. ergo, unless it has changed.
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@edwardlook970 Don't worry about the border the English will pay for that gladly to keep out all Rumanians, refugees etc. There's plenty of space in Scotland we might even give you some of our aid budget to help build the slums.
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@pyellard3013 Maybe it's because i'm a Londoner that I love London so. Alternatively maybe it's because i'm a foreigner.
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@pyellard3013 Well I guess somebody has to lose why not us? it's the taking part that counts.
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@paulungureanu937 Give the USA back to the indians.
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Give the Arctic regions back to the Polar bears and the Penguins.
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Stuff multiculturalism where the sun don't shine along with net zero and DEI LGBTQIP+ and all the other people crushing economy destroying globalist B S.
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What you want are men of action like err swampy or Stormsy or err give us a clue.
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@GreencampRhodie What bullshit is this you are talking hear.
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@steve_is_my_name Peaceful protesters get arrested if they're white or Christian, go figure.
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@James-n1f2m That must mean mass car ownership is not a strong desire in the people due to the country and population size and culture of the people not lending itself to that, and is not needed by most of the people to live the life they desire.
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@anab0lic Children are not taught the necessity of work as a means to survival and a happier more prosperous life, under socialism they are taught that work is dirty word and workers must be punished by high taxes to fund the states control over them and reward the people who work for the state in managing and controlling them. The public sector workers civil servants, politicians and establishment tyrants on the other hand must avoid paying taxes through the the excessive grants expense accounts and tax free perks they grant themselves. The GDP of Britain last year was in the order of £1 trillion, if the half of this money was not siphoned off by the corrupt establishment on their pet schemes like replacing Britains population with 3rd world immigrants, creating a new world order and paying the Millibands and LGBTQ and other depraved worthless creatures to destroy the economic success of this country there would be no need for people to work 50 hours a week to pay extortionate tax rates or for women to have to work and no need for new prisons, hospitals etc etc.
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The only omission from you're biased bs was vote comrade Corbyn to get real corruption from the top down.
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The girls don't matter, they don't even exist in the eyes of the uniparty politicians, they were all part of that lot.
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@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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@danielrobertson8866 Why is politics such a sideshow.
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@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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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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@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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@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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@clancywiggam That is no guarantee of reaching the right conclusions, many things that appear reasonable produce unacceptable effects.
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Either Farage isn't strong enough to lead or he wants to feel he has more support. join Reform and make him feel strong enough or find someone else who is. Widdecombe's comment wasn't right when she talked about Sir Peter Lynch, we can't let Reform toe the establishments line. March with Tommy join Reform and get back control of our country.
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@alexszelhamos529 When the police force became the police service they lost their role in society and became just another tool for libtards to direct for the purpose of giving the criminal classes a more comfortable less stressful life because we must have caused these criminals to be like they are through our behaviour both historical and current, so we must lay down our lives if that is what they need to be happy.
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@richardgallagher4880 Nice try, you're talking a lot but you're not saying anything.
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@richardgallagher4880 They're paying you too much.
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@richardgallagher4880 You are mental and incidental.
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@bfg3890 Oh the suffering, how can I get to Syria.
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@Marco 1547 Yes yes I surrender get that EU flag flying scrap that historical irrelevance they call the houses of parliament, why keep paying for those MP's and Lords they couldn't organise a Brexit in a bar room. Our MEP's should take full responsibility for us now, we'll never recognise our Europianesse until we do. If only we could disinvent the English langauge, anyone for Esperanto it could be good for mindless ranting.
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@Godhorus Getting agreement from the other 27 will not be a problem once they are presented with the proposed EU next budget details after brexit. I can just picture Macron explaining to the French fishing industry they would no longer be able to fish in British waters.
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@Godhorus I was not trying to give the impression no deal is the best outcome just pointing to the reality of negotiating denied by Europhiles. I haven't worked out yet if the EU can't or don't see the writing on the wall or whether they're capable.
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@Godhorus When I said Europhiles I was referring to the remain media majority continually trumpeting the EU's position as being that of holding all the cards and not needing to alter their position in negotiations, it is understandable that the EU would say that but to have so called ''British'' media continually arguing for them is so revealing.
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The penist will get no more help from the US
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My opinion on political ideologies can be summed up with the help of a few well worn cliches, if you're living in a country where it's ideology isn't broke don't fix. If it's not giving you enough of what you want then try to modify it to do that, some mods work some don't. Socialists and followers of other failed ideologies living in the West on the other hand would say, if it's not broke I'll fix it till it is and then replace with something worse.
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@christopherblackburn6811 Exactly, vote UKIP or Brexit party voting for any other party is just voting for the status quo.
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@jonathancharles3719 Why don't live in country back home? How would you know how much crime their is in third world countries, I very much doubt crime is recorded accurately.
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@jonathancharles3719 Diversity is our strength.
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You don't know till you try, unless you're a remainer.
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Simple choice for the Tories, choose a remain Tory leader and battle with labour for the remain vote (suicide) or choose a leader committed to getting us out in October and put some clear blue water between them and start running the country. It will be interesting to see how deep the EU's tentacles reach into the body of the Tories today.
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Kenya needs a Reform UK government, we will heal the world.
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Why do the media keep supporting against all evidence the story that Biden is running the US, no don't answer that I know.
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@trayreipond5935 Enjoy yourself in the wilderness, you'll be okay when Reform win.
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Nothing is national as far as our W E F puppet politicians are concerned, stop living in the past unless you are prepared to change the present.
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@mrbump28 The game is the same it's just the faces and phrases that change, we are leaving the EU when the EU tell us to, that will be when we are a net debit on their balance sheet.
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Look on the bright side when we're all dead energy prices will be really low.
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@johnsmith-mm1vt No we were certainly not educated too the degree we are today, unfortunately the degrees are largely meaningless and the education is based on the destruction of the self.
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Now becoming endemic in Britain it would appear. An unwillingness to apportion blame, a need to find excuses for criminal behaviour and a general attitude that regards authority as not applying to me. Rules and standards are only applicable when I want to make a claim. Learn from our mistakes.
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Britain is like an adult drug addict.
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When the majority of people can agree on what is progress, progress becomes more attainable. In a globalised world though the vision of progress needs to be acceptable internationally to have the most benefit. I guess this is obvious to developed cultures that are democracies. I wonder why immigrants from Africa that are said to be the ancestors of western civilisations have a different history of progress to the west, the weather, religion both or something else?
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Different people see things differently which is no problem as long as you remain in your silos and debate, problems occur when you transfer people from one silo to another. Given that the west has enough firepower to annihilate any opposition today, which countries are behaving with the most restraint and responsibility.
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Do countries need military defences?
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Africa is a large continent rich in commodities, it should stop looking backwards and concentrate on it's future. Granted this is not easy and will require leaders of the stature of Mandela who turned away from terrorism to more effective methods. I wish you luck.
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It's been that way since Thatcher was removed from office against the British people's wishes.
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Such beings don't fit the normal definition of people.
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Well Germany is in economic recession and the EU was created to found the 4th reich, thank you Biden.
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So Angry The UK looks like it has a chance of regaining independence, fingers crossed!
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Ah poor camera, my heart bleeds, how many more cameras must die for our freedom.
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@boota1979 And a lot of them can use their heads rather than be ruled by their hearts, well some of them anyway.
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What sets us apart is our ability to think beyond what is necessary for survival and an infinite capacity to delude ourselves.
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@neilbeeneilbee4783 I was giving my opinion of what sets us apart from the other animals not defining 42, doubtless they experience things many of which may seem amazing etc to them.
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@neilbeeneilbee4783 Just as we have an infinite capacity to delude ourselves we have an infinite capacity to search for affirmation. There is no likely hood of consensus given the history of humanity but this need not be an insurmountable obstacle to finding fulfilment, just remember you are human and gauge everything you do against that reality.
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@neilbeeneilbee4783 Glad you're at peace one more peaceful person is one less person to worry about, I too have no real existential concerns and strive to enjoy what each day brings and usually do.
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@MeanJynx Which post was that love, the first post or the last post.
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@samitysam2904 Are you a paid traitor or a self made one.
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How unusual for the leaders of two largish western economies to meet. I suppose May is just informing Macron of what she thinks will happen in the negotiations over Brexit so they can make preparations.
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@Dr Ira Graves It aint over till the fat man sings. What an excellent time to have tariffs on EU imports a bit of an increase in our inflation rate would be extremely useful in reducing the value of our debt and increasing our export competitiveness.
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@Dr Ira Graves But that is not in mans nature and would destroy what it is to be human even if it were possible, people grow through a process of strife, problems and overcoming challenges. We will never be confined, coddled and controlled by a monopolistic dictatorial entity, it's been tried and failed many times humanity always finds a way. Even the USSR has failed.
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@Dr Ira Graves As I said problems are not needless in fact they are fundamental to the development of human kind, you obviously disagree and think the EU project removes needless problems such as sovereignty and democracy whereas I think it just creates different problems which are larger and more insoluble. Man is a product of evolution and attempts to dictate it's path are doomed to failure, religion is a product of evolution and is a guide to the limits of mans abilities to control life. I am an atheist but that does not mean I cannot accept religion as a human construct that has been worthwhile for human progress. The EU did not evolve from the desire or need of Europeans it was conceived to satisfy the dreams of a few and built on lies to deceive the many and works to enrich the few at the expense of the many. The many have been disenfranchised by legislation to destroy national identity and cohesion and indoctrinated with misinformation disseminated in a sophisticated and comprehensive fashion but it will not last for very long in comparison with other empires, in my opinion.
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Multiculturalism is an idiotic idea the end result of which can only be sectarian warfare to create a mono culture.
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@niamhmckinney4027 Go check them out for yourself then, do a video make yourself a star.
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@osmanfadil2451 Great, so there is little risk to my health from covid 19 and I'm getting 80% of my wage for staying in and saving money, obviously the government and service companies will try to make up their losses which is going to be tougher on those losing their jobs.
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@osmanfadil2451 Did you mean world deaths? Handy for counting the death toll in 2020 that the virus more or less began in December 2019, any idea how many have died so far this year.
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@osmanfadil2451 There's a register of births, deaths and marriages, should be easy enough to see the record it's available to the public I imagine.
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@bobbirobin2051 People who have been shielded from the harsh realities of life, fed nonsense propaganda and encouraged to have a false image of themselves have trouble dealing with life.
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@charlie123866 Get a job.
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@kierandallas4206 The country will not stomach a Labour government for more than 3 years, have you any idea what s--- is about to come down.
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@kierandallas4206 I disagree, when they have to call in the IMF again to bail the country out and the IMF don't have the money it will be out of their hands.
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bigbike Yes agreed it would be easy to drastically reduce the numbers of migrants but they are not a problem for the ruling class, like vultures the migrants come to live off the carcass of a once great country. The elite live their lives free from the cares of the common herd without regard for us.
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@wanderschlosser1857 LOL.
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IEnglish 96 Looks inevitable, then we'll see what this government is made of and which side they support.
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@biddlybongdavinport5995 Climate change may be just an undesirable side effect of the world they have created or even something they can use as a tool to control behaviour, who can guess what machinations and deals the elite carry out maybe Khashoggi has experienced some. Maybe we all have.
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@garsm2290 We don't want the benefits of EU membership we just want a free trade deal the same as Canada, if we have to leave without a deal before the EU see's sense that is not a problem .
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@koelnkorrekt The British parliament has been the most successful in the world in modern history so we won't be changing it for a little matter like leaving the EU, the people who are currently insulting one another do not necessarily need to work together, the losers can go and get a proper job.
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@garsm2290 We already meet EU standards.
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@garsm2290 So that makes it really difficult for us to meet those standards after we have left.
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@garsm2290 Of course that's the true Brexiteer view just as the true Europhiles view is as you said, that is why we are leaving. Boris Johnson is as honest as any politician who gets to a position of power and influence, The British Parliament is operating as a dictatorship at the moment because of our membership of the EU, the next general election will resolve this problem one way or another or if not the one after that ad infinitum until the UK population makes it's mind up what future it wants or it's democracy is castrated by the EU.
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@garsm2290 As May discovered it's no good trying to run a government of people who don't support your views, admittedly he's not as consummate a liar as Blair, Major or Heath so I was wrong earlier, he is less of a liar than some politicians. Shame about Germany heading into recession the EU will be struggling for money, pity you can't get China into the EU as their economy is still growing, if you sorted out their little problem with Hong Kong maybe they'd accept associate membership.
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@garsm2290 Germany's will not be the only economy in recession this year but it's liabilities far outweigh those of the UK you need trade to continue more than we do as I see it, come and see us when you're ready.
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@garsm2290 Nobody knows how business and trade in the EU works.
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@garsm2290 Not necessarily I still manage to spend my money even though you say I have no idea how business works.
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@Neil-Aspinall Well that is the government policy but under a controlled flow, the lesser of 2 weevils.
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This guy is out of touch the people in similar circumstances to him these days become ''influencers''.
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@AlanFagan-y5l Keep the Labour/Tory party in power for a few more years 😂 That's all its going to take to wreck this country for good.
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@hypnopompicstate9910 If you don't appeal to the silent majority and most voters vote for the donkeys wearing red or blue rosettes then you ain't got much chance IMO what do you think?
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@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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I am offended by those traitors in parliament who voted for the Benn surrender act and are trying to get out of carrying out the manifesto on which they were elected, thanks to Brexit we can now see just what these arseholes think of the general public as if we needed reminding after Gordy Brown said that woman was an ignorant racist.
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@MisterWebb If you think you're strong enough to live in a jungle go find a jungle but don't try to make Britain a jungle, if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem.
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@TrevorMelbourne-ef1in Join Reform and don't stand for any carp.
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@mgh7634 We shouldn't have to wait four years to find out if you're right anyway, I don't think you are.
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@Buffalo 66 LOL LOL LOL LOL You couldn't make it up.
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Hauke Holst Words fail me, humans deserve to be annihilated.
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@CHALETARCADE You should be.
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@art2798 I don't recall all previous opening ceremonies but the London 2012 one was the first I know of that was used to as a tool to indoctrinate people into the fallacy that socialism works.
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@matthewbaynham6286 Yeah the Chinese produce loads and cheap using all that polluting energy from coal and gas generators and muslim slave labour, go large baby buy two.
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Try to keep up son, the US doesn't need Iran's oil.
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Vote Reform.
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