irony when blair brown and major were probably more left wing than any US president in history

https://twitter.com/matthewchampion/status/1111723070329442305

Journalist who is required to be impartial by broadcasting regulators spouts nonsense about the Leave rally being 'white'. Of all the things to criticise them on, why did he choose skin colour? How about the fact that there was no coherent plan among Leave politicians and hardly any had the balls to stand up and lead.

Since he married with Precious Lunga i guess he's now another white genocider, such a bias, scandalous.
Lets hope theres not hundreds like him !


How many people at pro-brexit rally ?

/e note i'm agree he still does not make his job correctly with his white remark.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Mar 30 2019 04:48am

a 3 option ref, with a follow up question in it, that should be included after a, b and c. being for May's deal, doesn't exclude prefering to stay over a no deal.

so you'd say having an expirimental ref not tried before, making the most important decision for a country.. easy ?

This post was edited by Knoppie on Mar 30 2019 04:59am

Yeah, he's works as an advisor for several right wing parties in Europe. He began working with VOX around a year ago, and it's really showing during the campaign. It's creating a bit of tension within the party, as it started off as a traditional conservative party, and not a populist alt-right movement... some old guard member's aren't happy about this shift to trumpism. However, the controversy this populism creates makes the media talk about the party, and that is basically free marketing... and considering the party only got 0.2% of the votes in 2016, now that they are expected to get 10-15% of the votes, Abascal has a firm and undisputed leadership within the party.

If Brits can vote on whether they like the deal or not, so should the rest of Europe.

I'd rather stay in the EU than have the backstop arrangement and pay the EU £39bn for nothing in return. May's deal is preferable to no deal as we maintain the current arrangements in the transition period and a new PM can then negotiate trade deals in the 2nd phase.

The best thing for us right now is to apply for a long extension of 2+ years, which the EU will gladly accept. Not only do they want to avoid a no deal, they know that the longer this goes on, the less likely it is we'll leave the EU. We need to move towards an AV system during this time frame as the juxtaposition within the main parties is not conducive to achieving true democracy. Out of this there will be 4 or 5 parties that align more with the electorate's views and present clearer voting options. However, while this is idyllic it is unlikely due to the current parties benefiting enormously from FPP and the subsequent likelihood of parties like UKIP and Change gaining seats in the commons. Meanwhile, we should continue to debate the possible options in parliament and any deal made must go back to the people at this stage.

it can actually be made easier:



This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Mar 30 2019 07:13am

Copy pasted politics lifting off foreign not relevant discussions being in msm. I've had respect for Spanish politics not being on the us versus them bandwagon. We'll see what the future brings, the dutch have recently againt, put to much attention to populism. without a relevant discussion made.

spain is consumed by the us vs them bandwagon. the only difference is that up until recently, the us vs them referred to nationalists vs regional separatists, particularly in catalonia.