Farage defends Trump over Britain First tweets

Blackleaf

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No.
Smaller parties Liberal Democrats, SNP, would immediately reverse the decision if given power.
The referendum is irrelevant to them.
Labour would play the same games, even though the leader, Jeremy Corbyn, would secretly like to leave.
But the majority of Labour MPs and party members want to stay in the EU.

Or, at a minimum, go from being 'half in' the EU, to being 'half out' of the EU.

Lib Dems won't get into power, unless it's part of a coalition like the one they had with the Tories between 2010 and 2015. SNP won't get to power - they have no mandate outside of Scotland.

Labour, led by Jeremy Corbyn, a Leaver, are a Brexit party, but I would rather have Davis, Fox and Johnson negotiating Brexit deals than Starmer, Gardiner and Thornberry, which would be our Brexit team should Labour get in soon.
 

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Lib Dems won't get into power, unless it's part of a coalition like the one they had with the Tories between 2010 and 2015. SNP won't get to power - they have no mandate outside of Scotland.

Never said they would get power, the question didnt address that.

Labour, led by Jeremy Corbyn, a Leaver, are a Brexit party, but I would rather have Davis, Fox and Johnson negotiating Brexit deals than Starmer, Gardiner and Thornberry, which would be our Brexit team should Labour get in soon.

They say they would leave the EU, but I don't believe them.

If the UK stays in the customs union and single market, keeps the ECJ and free movement,
then you haven't left the EU. And you can't have one of those things without all having all 4.
 

Blackleaf

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They say they would leave the EU, but I don't believe them.

If the UK stays in the customs union and single market, keeps the ECJ and free movement,
then you haven't left the EU. And you can't have one of those things without all having all 4.

I agree. That's the "soft Brexit" - i.e. no Brexit - that the Remainers say they want.

Thankfully, I can't see any other party coming to power before Brexit happens.
 

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Well of course he would. Bigots stick together.
Typical moron. ^^^^ Thinks Brexit is all about bigotry. I'm curious, when did the right to self-determination become bigoted? Or fascist?
I presume you'd be perfectly happy with some dickweed in Mexico City that Canadians never got to vote for, telling Canada how many people it had to let in, telling Canadians they can't fish their own territorial waters etc etc?

What exactly is your problem with the disintegration of a red fascist superstate like the EU?
 

avro22

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Sorry, if you want use me to vent your obvious anger at everything I will not participate.

When you calm down perhaps.
 

Blackleaf

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Typical moron. ^^^^ Thinks Brexit is all about bigotry. I'm curious, when did the right to self-determination become bigoted? Or fascist?
I presume you'd be perfectly happy with some dickweed in Mexico City that Canadians never got to vote for, telling Canada how many people it had to let in, telling Canadians they can't fish their own territorial waters etc etc?

What exactly is your problem with the disintegration of a red fascist superstate like the EU?

Not long ago we used to applaud countries regaining their sovereignty and independence, like we did when the USSR broke up or when countries declared their independence from Britain and France throughout the 1960s.

Now when countries try to assert their independence and sovereignty the people supporting such a thing are denounced as bigots and racists and "Little Englanders". There are some exceptions to this. For some reason, Scotland breaking away from the UK is seen as a good thing, but Britain breaking away from the EU and Catalonia breaking away from Spain are bad things. Why that is the case is a mystery.
 

avro22

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Not long ago we used to applaud countries regaining their sovereignty and independence, like we did when the USSR broke up or when countries declared their independence from Britain and France throughout the 1960s.

Now when countries try to assert their independence and sovereignty the people supporting such a thing are denounced as bigots and racists and "Little Englanders". There are some exceptions to this. For some reason, Scotland breaking away from the UK is seen as a good thing, but Britain breaking away from the EU and Catalonia breaking away from Spain are bad things. Why that is the case is a mystery.

Yeah, so how do you feel about Meghan Markle?
 

avro22

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What do you know about racist hostility and even naze enemies?

Hitler's will is the warfare of war until the peace. The western powers took the chance at war when the Soviet Union barely returned to the Soviet Union in the wake of Germany after peace came west and east into Germany.

East Germany were communists as their neighbors to the east.

Hitler won around 12 wars since four losses with the United States, the UK, the Soviet Union and Switzerland. France was conquered so they are not counted.

Plus Finland just where Germany allied in Europe.

What?