Off Topic UK / EU Future

I don't see any benefits for me as an individual Scullion... Just lots of small prices to pay which add up...

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It is not difficult to distinguish the difference, the problem being your numbers for remain just did not add up the simplistic way you wanted them to.

You must try harder to fiddle the numbers.

 

You must try harder to be less ( fill in the missing adverb)....

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BBC iPlayer - Party Election Broadcasts: The Brexit Party - 14/05/2019https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/.../party-election-broadcasts-the-brexit-party-14052019

This broadcast is pretty slick, those that wanted change from the traditional two party system now have an effective alternative that actually has a chance to influence the UK's future.

 

'tolerant of plonkers.'?

 

You see you cannot moderate your behaviour.. You can wind up others.. But you won't stop. I was not abusive to you was I? And that comes after you using Scullion s plea for people to be nice.. His words.
If you stopped projecting your stuff onto others you might learn that I am not all those derogatory words you use against me.
Behave with some grace man...

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First time you have publicly posted about such a concept without contempt..
Considering a change of party?

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You are often abusive but you seem to block those out, you really are a strange one.

 

No

 

Fair to see I give as good as I get...

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Well, if people insist on voting for an assortment of nationalists, fascists, tax dodgers, and barely disguised racists and nazis, then that is your right. We know how thoroughly unpleasant they are and the sort of intolerant, unequal, divided

and less democratic society ​

they would like to create. You get tarred with that brush.

 

In a survey published today it states that 87% of the population are not sure what Labour's position is on Brexit, which is understandable. 83% do not know what the Tories believe in as they do not seem to be taking part. It goes on to say that 41% do not know what the position is of Farage Ltd. which seems unbelievable. Should these 41% be allowed to vote?

 

It just shows Farage's new party is much better understood than other political parties, no wonder his Brexit party is leading the polls for the European election.

 

No it shows that 40% of the population haven't a clue what they have the opportunity to vote for.

 

Which is less than half than for other parties. He's a clever chap that Farage.

 

If you think him clever, you are positioning yourself with the 40%.

 

He has thrived on those underestimating him. It is incredible he has a good chance of repeating his success with UKIP a second time after creating a political party for a matter of weeks. Those poor souls, such as Chuka Umunna, floundering to create any kind of wishy washy momentum, should take notice of the master.

 

Gina Miller fears the predicted large intake of new eurosceptic MEPs in the European Parliament will dismantle the EU from within over the next five years. Whatever happens the Macron boy looks unlikely to be able to push through his demands for more 'Europe'.

 

Tory: 55%
Labour: 0%
Liberal Democrats: 12%
UKIP: 2%
SNP: 0%
PC 0%
Green: 4%
ChangeUK: 12%
The Brexit Party: 16%

This where Tory voters plan to place their votes in the EU election. Looks as if Farage Ltd. is not getting much support from them. Not a great surprise when you see that he has revolutionary communists standing as candidates. Still no doubt he will fool some again.

 

There must be a lot of Labour and Lib Dem turncoats voting for the Brexit Party to make it odds on to be the UK's favourite. I suspect a much greater percentage of Tories will actually vote for Farage.