exchemist
Veteran Member
"As Parliament is about to find out"?
Do you consider Parliament to be part of democracy, in your conception of it, or something external to it?
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Do you consider Parliament to be part of democracy, in your conception of it, or something external to it?
The citizens seem awfully happy about it!
Leave.EU on Twitter
Theresa sealed her on fate by not executing the will of her citizens by making good on Brexit. Her resignation was far overdue.
Maybe with bold new leadership from UKIP the country can regain its sovereignty and no longer bend the knee to the tyrannical E.U!
Leave.EU on Twitter
Theresa sealed her on fate by not executing the will of her citizens by making good on Brexit. Her resignation was far overdue.
Maybe with bold new leadership from UKIP the country can regain its sovereignty and no longer bend the knee to the tyrannical E.U!
Altfish
Veteran Member
They are not the UK; at best they are 52% of the UK; mainly 50+ years old and male. aka Gammons.
What will the UK gain by getting back its sovereignty?
What tyrannical things has the EU done?
Notanumber
A Free Man
Farage launches attack on EU for British Steel COLLAPSE – 25,000 jobs at risk
What tyrannical things is the EU planning to do next?
exchemist
Veteran Member
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Except Brexit-supporting parties got absolutely hammered in English council elections.
It wasn't the will of her citizens. Most citizens either voted Remain, didn't vote, or couldn't vote - as in they were deliberately denied a voice.
The additional problem is with claiming this is the 'will of the people', is that this nebulous 'will' has changed over time. When the referendum was held the Leave campaign & prominent Brexit figureheads had been banging on for ages about how an EFTA type agreement meant the UK could have it both ways. Then that gradually changed as time went on, eventually evolving into a 'no-deal Brexit at any cost' stance.
But first UKIP have to get elected into Westminster in sufficient quantities to form a government. Best of luck there...
Of course Farage would blame the EU for this; he's a broken record. Any move to save British Steel or not was a domestic decision that lay with Westminster.
The ability to rule their own country instead of the fat cats in Brussels. The ability to control it's own borders and the amount of immigration that comes into the country.
How about not allowing one of its countries to leave after its citizens voted TWICE to leave. That sounds like tyranny to me. If the E.U wasn't tyrannical they would have made compromises to let Brexit happen, and then still be on friendly terms and make trade deals etc. But instead they want to play hard ball and try to make it as difficult as possible. Sounds like tyranny to me.
The U.K will recover from a hard exit. It's an adult country it can handle itself in the world without having to bend the knee to Brussells for scraps.
Carl Benjamin 2020 baby!
Just saying!
Notanumber
A Free Man
The ability to rule their own country instead of the fat cats in Brussels. The ability to control it's own borders and the amount of immigration that comes into the country.
How about not allowing one of its countries to leave after its citizens voted TWICE to leave. That sounds like tyranny to me. If the E.U wasn't tyrannical they would have made compromises to let Brexit happen, and then still be on friendly terms and make trade deals etc. But instead they want to play hard ball and try to make it as difficult as possible. Sounds like tyranny to me.
The U.K will recover from a hard exit. It's an adult country it can handle itself in the world without having to bend the knee to Brussells for scraps.
Carl Benjamin 2020 baby!
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Carl Benjamin does talk a lot of sense and is much less arrogant than that Jess Phillips MP who is trying to destroy him.
Notanumber
A Free Man
BRITISH Steel's collapse is linked to strict EU rules which stopped the Government stepping in, experts have claimed.
The manufacturing giant went into liquidation yesterday after ministers refused to offer the firm an emergency loan.
Some Remainers have tried to blame the company's demise on the effects of Brexit.
EU law blamed for British Steel collapse because ministers are banned from stepping in to save firm
He is quite a reasonable fellow. This video he speaks with a rape victim who shares her story and how she dealt with that trauma.
Notanumber
A Free Man
Thank you very much for sharing this video.
It proves it is good to talk and we need to protect free speech at all costs.
You're welcome.
Yes once free speech is gone you can kiss all other rights goodbye as well. It must be protected.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Is that the same Nigel Farage that didn't debate or vote for the EU to protect its steel plants.
HE IS A LIAR AND A TOTAL HYPOCRITE!!!
Notanumber
A Free Man
What use would that have done?
If you are going to call him a liar, you will have to call all the others liars too.
Altfish
Veteran Member
So we will have the UK Fat Cats running it; Murdoch (Oh he's Australian), Bannon (Oh he's American) Banks, (Who's moving his businesses ito the EU), need I go on.
What laws will you be changing now that we are ruling ourselves.?
Which EU laws do you want to repeal?
The EU did not stop any country from leaving - check the facts,
Tyranny is when there is no vote.
They protect their members - always have done. Why give none members better terms than members - if you are in a club you get benefits.
But that is not what we were sold in June 2016 - we were sold unicorns, roses, sunshine and £350m / week for the NHS.
Not, we will get over it.
So, all thi stalk about we voted to leave is poppycock - because we were sold a dud.
Notanumber
A Free Man
Altfish
Veteran Member
He can't criticise something that he was given the opportunity to debate and vote on.
Trouble is Farage is so right wing that subsidy and nationalisation are forbidden agenda for him.
If he was in power it would be bye bye NHS
exchemist
Veteran Member
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His chances of becoming an MP are zero. He'll do well to stay out of prison.
Carl Benjamin 2020 baby!
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Notanumber
A Free Man
All that is just theatre. It is the illusion of power where none exists.
exchemist
Veteran Member
British Steel would have been dead long ago had it not been for the EU Single Market.