Farage vows to recruit major household names to the Brexit Party

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THE SUN ON SUNDAY Thursday’s European elections is the real People’s Vote for whingeing Remainers

Remoaners have been demanding a second vote on Europe since the moment they lost the first one

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By The Sun on Sunday
19th May 2019

WHINGEING Remainers have been demanding a second people’s vote on Europe since the moment they lost the first one.

Well at long last they have got one.

Thursday's European elections is the real People's Vote for whingeing Remainers like Change UK's Anna Soubry

It is happening on Thursday and it is called the Euro elections.

According to second referendum fanatics like Keir Starmer, Vince Cable and Anna Soubry, the British public have been desperate to get back in the ballot box and reverse their own Brexit vote.

On Thursday 211 Leave candidates face off against 288 Remainers in 12 regions with 73 seats.

According to one new poll 31 per cent will back Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party, compared to 22 per cent for Labour and a 9 per cent for the Tories. And 90 per cent of those who will vote for the Brexit Party would do so again in a general election.

Far from rejecting Brexit, voters seem about to give the Westminster ditherers who blocked it the kind of thrashing Manchester City have just handed Watford in the FA Cup Final. If the polls are right one thing should be immediately clear.

No politician, let alone party, will ever be credible if they just bury their head and keep demanding a second referendum to reverse Brexit.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9105956/european-elections-real-peoples-vote-brexit/
 

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Pro-democracy Brexit Party's broadcast for Thursday's EU elections:


Anti-democracy and anti-Brexit Change UK's EU election broadcast shows how out-of-touch they are. In the video, leader Heidi Allen challenged Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage for a debate with her on Friday 17th May, which he declined. As a result, Change UK called him "a coward". This is the same Change UK whose MPs have, rather cowardly and undemocratically, declined to hold by-elections in their constituencies to see whether or not their constituents still want them as their Mps now that they have left their previous parties to found Change UK.

 
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Why Farage Wins the Country and Corbyn Wins Only a Party

By Gilad Atzmon on May 22, 2019
Gilad Atzmon – gilad.co.uk May 22, 2019

Nigel Farage, Britain’s Donald Trump character, is by far the most significant man in British politics. In just a few weeks he has gathered huge political momentum. In tomorrow’s European Parliament elections he appears likely to score more votes than Labour and the Conservatives combined. Farage stood up against the entire political establishment, including the media and the commercial elites and has promised to change British politics once and for all. So far, it seems he is winning on all fronts.

How it is that once again a Right wing populist has won the minds and hearts of working people? How is it possible that Jeremy Corbyn, who was perceived by many of us as the greatest hope in Western politics, has managed, in less than three years, to make himself an irrelevant passing phase? How is it possible that the Right consistently wins when the conditions exist for a textbook socialist revolution?
 

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It's 10:45pm here, and I'm sat outside the town hall which is a buzz of activity. The polling stations closed at 10pm in the UK section of the EU elections, so counting must be occurring here. I voted for the Brexit Party. We'll have to wait until Sunday night here to find the results as the last polling station in the EU doesn't close until then.


They were saying on Sky News this morning that May could resign tomorrow.
 

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It's 10:45pm here, and I'm sat outside the town hall which is a buzz of activity. The polling stations closed at 10pm in the UK section of the EU elections, so counting must be occurring here. I voted for the Brexit Party. We'll have to wait until Sunday night here to find the results as the last polling station in the EU doesn't close until then.
They were saying on Sky News this morning that May could resign tomorrow.
Wow, musta been hell dragging yourself away from your barstool.
 

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The polls have closed in the UK for the European Parliament elections.

Seventy-three members, known as MEPs, will be elected in nine constituencies in England, and one each in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Each region's number of representatives is based on its population - from three MEPs in north-east England and Northern Ireland to 10 in south-east England.

The results will be announced once all EU nations have voted, expected to be completed by 22:00 BST on Sunday.

The Netherlands also voted on Thursday while voting in other EU nations will take place at various times over the next three days.

UK constituencies and number of MEPs to be elected in each:

East Midlands: 5
East of England: 7
London: 8
North East: 3
North West: 8
Northern Ireland: 3
Scotland: 6
South East: 10
South West: 6
Wales: 4
West Midlands: 7
Yorkshire and the Humber: 6

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48372665
 

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The polls have closed in the UK for the European Parliament elections.
Seventy-three members, known as MEPs, will be elected in nine constituencies in England, and one each in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Each region's number of representatives is based on its population - from three MEPs in north-east England and Northern Ireland to 10 in south-east England.
The results will be announced once all EU nations have voted, expected to be completed by 22:00 BST on Sunday.
The Netherlands also voted on Thursday while voting in other EU nations will take place at various times over the next three days.
UK constituencies and number of MEPs to be elected in each:
East Midlands: 5
East of England: 7
London: 8
North East: 3
North West: 8
Northern Ireland: 3
Scotland: 6
South East: 10
South West: 6
Wales: 4
West Midlands: 7
Yorkshire and the Humber: 6
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48372665

... and this matters to the rest of the world, how?
 

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The polls have closed in the UK for the European Parliament elections.

Seventy-three members, known as MEPs, will be elected in nine constituencies in England, and one each in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Each region's number of representatives is based on its population - from three MEPs in north-east England and Northern Ireland to 10 in south-east England.

The results will be announced once all EU nations have voted, expected to be completed by 22:00 BST on Sunday.

The Netherlands also voted on Thursday while voting in other EU nations will take place at various times over the next three days.

UK constituencies and number of MEPs to be elected in each:

East Midlands: 5
East of England: 7
London: 8
North East: 3
North West: 8
Northern Ireland: 3
Scotland: 6
South East: 10
South West: 6
Wales: 4
West Midlands: 7
Yorkshire and the Humber: 6

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48372665
Good luck , here’s hoping for a clean sweep . Maybe the politicos will get the message and remember the people are boss .
 

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Landslide in waiting? Millions of ballot boxes under guard in counting stations across the UK could deliver the Brexit Party a historic victory when counting starts at 10pm tomorrow



Nigel Farage's Brexit Party is expected to storm to a decisive victory following their surge to the top of the opinion polls which are predicting the collapse of the Conservative vote. Britain went to the polls on Thursday after a delay to the Brexit departure date forced an election to return a new batch of Members of the European Parliament. When polling stations shut at 10pm, the hoard of sealed ballot boxes were taken to hundreds of local council counting centres (where they remain locked away). Pictures showed sealed boxes in Uttlesford, Essex (main), South Cambridgeshire (top right), Wealden, in East Sussex (bottom right), and West Suffolk.
 

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ROD LIDDLE Brexit’s been betrayed by the snarling duds of May — so go out and vote for Nigel Farage’s party

Let's make today's poll the second referendum Remainers have been bleating about

By Rod Liddle, Sun Columnist
23rd May 2019
The Sun

OH no, she’s back! Hauling her bloody useless Brexit deal back into the House of Commons again.

A deal which does not deliver Brexit. A deal which is probably worse than staying in the benighted European Union.

Let's make today's poll the second referendum Remainers have been bleating about by voting for Nigel Farage's Brexit Party

I guess it’s all an attempt to prove Albert Einstein’s most famous quote: “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”

If Albert’s right — and he was usually right, in fairness — then Prime Minister Theresa May is so doolally she should be in leather restraints waiting for a spot of ECT. How many times has she tried to sell us this deal? Five? And how many times has everybody made it completely clear that they would rather gnaw off their own legs than vote for it?

In fairness, she has been stitched up by Magic Grandpa, Jeremy Corbyn.

She held talks with Labour to put through a deal which would be acceptable to them.

But she is so dense she didn’t understand that there is absolutely no deal which would be acceptable to Corbyn. He just wants to let her hang in the wind. Frankly, May is so inept she could be stitched up by Joey Essex, or Benny from Crossroads.

As someone once said, she is the kind of negotiator who leaves DFS with a full-price sofa.

So what the hell happens now? First thing is, we all troop off to the polling station today to vote for Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party. Farage’s lot will win the Euro elections by a mile, because he’s standing on one policy — get us out, now, fully and properly.

Truth is, if this was a first-past-the-post election, rather than proportional representation, Farage would take almost every seat. There’s your second referendum, you Remainers!

TORY CIVIL WAR AND BREXIT

But after that — what? Theresa May — mercifully — goes. But what do we have to replace her with? The Conservatives will elect a new leader.

Boris Johnson wants the job (natch), but I have my doubts that he’ll get it. And even if he does, by some miracle, how will he persuade the Remainers in his own party to back a Brexit plan which is far, far tougher than the one May has given us?

Surely we’ll still be in a stalemate?

It is the Tory Remainers who, primarily, have stopped us from leaving the EU.

And they will still be there, ready to block a no-deal exit, demanding we fall in line with Brussels over a whole host of issues.
I suppose we could have a General Election.

But the Brexit Party would not do half as well, because it would not be able to campaign on the single issue which has brought all of its supporters — like me — together.

I wouldn’t vote for a party which promised Thatcherite economics and nor would many on the Left who voted Leave.

In short, whatever the outcome, we will still be left up to our necks in poo, unable to turn this way or that.

And we will not leave the European Union in a meaningful sense, as the majority of us wanted. We will have been betrayed.

Betrayed partly through design and partly through the utter hopelessness of our Government.

Udder calf-wits

THE latest internet craze to capture the attention of people with the IQ of a carefully tended shrubbery is the KuhKuss Challenge.

Aimed at German-speaking morons, it asks participants to kiss cows “with or without tongues” in order to raise money for charity.

The latest craze to capture the attention of people with the IQ of a carefully tended shrubbery is the KuhKuss Challenge

German-speaking morons kiss cows 'with or without tongues' to raise money for charity

The Austrian government has already warned its citizens against this malarkey, suggesting that the cows might become “aggressive”.

Well indeed – as might you, if you were a cow, and some crop- headed loon in lederhosen called Wolfgang tried to shove his tongue down your throat while smelling quite strongly of your late grandfather.

Previous internet crazes which marginally raised the average IQ of the world were planking, where you lie still on somewhere dangerous such as railway lines or the top of a tower block, and Punch4Punch where you get someone to punch you as hard as they can.

Left falls apart over LGBTQ school row

ARE you enjoying the brilliant spat between some Muslim parents and the LGBTQ campaigners in Birmingham? I certainly am. It’s where the liberal Left’s entire ideology falls apart.

Leftie schoolteachers in the city want infant-aged kids to learn about gay relationships.

Labour MP Jess Phillips wades in on the row between Muslim parents and the Brimingham school teaching LGBTQ issues to six-year-olds

The protesters, mainly Muslim mums and dads, think that’s vile.

The Left can’t bear to be nasty to any Muslims, because that could be seen as Islamophobia.

But at the same time they want to push their progressive agenda down the throats of six-year-olds.

For the record, I’m utterly with the protesters on this one.

Leave the poor bloody kids alone until they are in their teens. Just teach them to read and write.

EU sunk British steel

BRITISH Steel is to close down with the loss of thousands of jobs.

Many of them are in my area – Teesside – which has already lost almost all of its steel industry.

One of the main problems for our steel industry has been the European Union

It’s certainly true that British Steel’s owners, Greybull, have treated the workforce appallingly.

And I agree with Jeremy Corbyn – and the Tory Mayor of the Tees Valley, Ben Houchen – that the company should be nationalised.
But one of the main problems for our steel industry has been the European Union.

It was EU rules which stopped us from bailing out the Redcar blast *furnaces. And it’s EU rules which are limiting what the *Government can do now.

And it was EU carbon emission *targets that financially crippled the company in the first place.

Any wonder, then, that Teesside voted overwhelmingly to leave the EU?

Brexit in the bagging area

THEY’RE thinking of putting a tax on self-service tills in supermarkets. To raise money to “heal the divide” in the country after Brexit.

I’ll tell you what would heal the divide – if we actually LEFT.

Luckily, though, I won’t cop this new tax because I won’t use self-service tills. I hate the way they speak to me – as if I were a drooling retard.

And they’re pointless, too, because some woman always has to come over and authorise me buying a few bottles of wine or some Nurofen.

Alexa

FEMINIST campaigners are moaning about the cute female voices used by AI devices such as Amazon’s Alexa.

These reinforce stereotypes of subservient women, they argue.

Amazon's Alexa has become the latest feminist frontier

OK, sure.

But I will bet any money that if these voices were instead male, they would also be complaining.

“Reinforces the idea of male control. It’s sexist, they should have women’s voices.”

Send Farage to Eurovision

WAS that the worst Eurovision Song *Contest in living memory? The songs were uniformly awful. Either stupid, pompous ballads – such as the Dutch winner and that caterwauling Russkie. Or mindless Europap singalongs with fatuous lyrics.

Then there was the Icelandic contribution – a band of screeching right-on halfwits.

My daughter watched them and said: “Oh dear. Someone hasn’t eaten their Weetabix this morning.” We came last, as per usual, because everyone hates us.

Good – I don’t like them much either, the foreigners.

Maybe we should save ourselves the time and money and not bother entering next year.

Or for our entry just have Nigel Farage backed by an Army brass band singing Land Of Hope And Glory while sticking two fingers up to the world.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9134365/brexits-been-betrayed-snarling-duds-may-vote-farage/
 

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The British Remainer MSM can't handle Mr Farage and his rampant Brexit Party. Their counter punch is weak. Remainer corpses litter the battlefield as the Leavers look set to win the war. Out-of-touch Sky News sneers at Farage and his party, but we know who'll be laughing tomorrow night:

 

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The British Remainer MSM can't handle Mr Farage and his rampant Brexit Party. Their counter punch is weak. Remainer corpses litter the battlefield as the Leavers look set to win the war. Out-of-touch Sky News sneers at Farage and his party, but we know who'll be laughing tomorrow night:
Maybe, May's resignation with stumble you down the path of a general election. We'll see what's really going on in your island, then.
 

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Maybe, May's resignation with stumble you down the path of a general election. We'll see what's really going on in your island, then.

May's resignation will hand the keys to No10 to a Brexiteer.

I think it's comical in the video that Sky News reporter with his Harry Potter specs interviewing all those Brexiteer members of the public - and having to venture to the awful North of England, too - seems like a bewildered schoolboy seeing what real life is really about.
 

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May's resignation will hand the keys to No10 to a Brexiteer.
I think it's comical in the video that Sky News reporter with his Harry Potter specs interviewing all those Brexiteer members of the public - and having to venture to the awful North of England, too - seems like a bewildered schoolboy seeing what real life is really about.
Yeah, now Boris Johnson will end up like May.

Karma.