British Politics

You live in a fantasy world.

You tried being a smart arse with me a few years ago, and gut dry bummed for your trouble, and you've tried and failed ever since to regain some pride. I've seen you react with the same obsessive ****e to all the many other people that have humiliated you and flagged up your lack of critical thinking skills.

You are a working example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

 

See, when you see attitudes like that from their supporters, it's all the more surprising that Labour are not electable, and people want away from the EU.

 

2 great benefits from no longer being ruled by German EUROPEAN UNION overlords.

1. UNELECTED

2. UNACCOUNTABLE

No matter how much Merkel made a **** of the migrant crisis or Ursula acting like an actual Nazi EUROPEAN people had no process to vote them out.

They are chosen by other pigs with their snouts in the trough.

Tubby McFuffle screws up and the voters will want him out .

The EUROPEAN UNION is designed that way it's a ****ing million miles off being a democracy.

 

I bet you wear a beret and put on a a French accent whilst eating baguettes in France , assimilating seamlessly into the culture.

You are different and better than the rest of us scum .

 

That's true.

 

In fairness to Kustard he at least did try to engage. For all of the bluster, not one of them can provide any credible argument on what the benefits are. Yet those who voted to remain didn’t know what they voted for?

 

Newsflash

Europeans don't eat fried eggs chips of drink lager .

 

Question for EUROPEAN UNION Simps.

How did Ursula get the gig ? What Democratic process was used to vote her in ? How do you remove her ?

 

She was nominated by the European states and then voted by the European Parliament, in the same way as the other European presidents. Seems democratic to me?

holds office until the elections in 2024

 

How did Fatty Frost get the gig ? ( and **** it up) That seems to get a more pertinent question seeing as he's not elected, just a promoted middle ranking civil servant who has been given the job of allowing the whole economic structure to be systematically dismantled by capitulating to the EU, probably not deliberately, but just by being ignorant of the far reaching implications of treaties he has negotiated,

 

It amazes me that somebody would still rather we were in the EU. They're acting like the utter ****s that we always knew that they were and now the whole world is watching them. You must be in utter denial if you can't see that the UK is doing better than the EU, at the moment. We'll be fine. The EU will break up bit by bit until it's dissolved in about 10 - 15 years.

 

Eee up Saff Lad, how are you getting on with those polls showing Tubs and the portly Lezza on a roll? Really looking forward to the stats. Best Regards.

As regards the EU it's rather like making a suicidal back pass to the keeper and then complaining that their beastly striker scored. We are in a competitive situation with another trading bloc. Give them the whiff of a goal and they are going to knock it in. You've not seen nothing yet, I've heard they are planning a big tariff for trucks using the ports or tunnel. €1000 a load has been mentioned.

 

Scots want Indyref2 off the table to tackle Covid-19, poll finds - Daily Record

Voters don’t believe IndyRef2 should be on the political agenda, a poll has revealed.

Instead they want elected members to focus on the country’s recovery from Covid-19, the economy and public services.

The survey from Survation suggests 70 per cent of people want a second independence campaign to be shelved ahead of the Holyrood elections in May.

Among those who voted SNP in the last general election, only one in four think breaking away from the UK should be a priority.

And 49 per cent of voters who backed the Nats in 2019 said another referendum was not important at this time.

 

That's not what you said. You claimed the SNP was on the slide and Tubs/ Fat Lezza in ascendency. Are you changing your tune by any chance ? Shurely we should be told.

Those are very specific questions. Ahead of the elections? The are only six weeks off so in guessing very few people expect a referendum before then.

 

So the European citizens don't get a direct say in who is going to be the leader of the EU and if they don't believe they're doing a good job there's nothing that they can do about that.

Doesn't seem very democratic to me.

 

Officers with suspected broken arms and ribs after 'Kill The Bill' protest turns violent

Lefties being lefties.

 

While the rest of us enjoy the on going success of our nation, spare a thought for the poor souls that are so wrapped in bigotry and failure, every hint of success brings them more pain and misery. They have to spend their days seeking out any crumb they can spin to try to appease their warped minds and convince themselves it's not just one more item on the long, long list of things they've got wrong.

Of course, they never dare offer a viable alternative.

 

A forty billion quid loss by London financial institutions amounts to rather more than a crumb. Tubs has sold us down the river with his crazy deal.

 

Bless him, he so wants it all to fail, yet boasts about how successful he's been at ripping off future generations.

Fancy having to live your days with no escape from the noises that plague his mind.