just a practice run.
don't tell me that politicians find lying difficult. They are economical with the truth practically all the time.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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don't tell me that politicians find lying difficult. They are economical with the truth practically all the time.
All of which rather makes a Joke of calling the EU political structure "unelected"
Clearly our version of Democracy is only for the Morlocks and the Eloi still rule from their lofty mountain top palaces, while we toil in the tunnels below.
Is this what taking back control means to the Brexit Voters?
To get this character to run the place?
Oh! wrong image...but my goodness the likeness is alarming...
Afraid not OG... Chemical Ali tried his hardest to remain..well after trying to unify (invade) region. Much more like EU than me.Here's yours
Remember him? great comic
As usual you have the wrong villain, this was "comical Ali" not "Chemical Ali"
The resemblance doesn't stop there Comical Ali spread the most nonsensical propaganda and refused to believe the obvious, pretending there were no tanks in Baghdad, even though you could hear them in the background.
This "Reality Denial" is straight out of the Brexit for Dummies Guide
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can you accept that people may vote with their feelings?
We have had a constant stream of fact checks ever since the referendum and many old voters have died, but not many have changed how they would vote if they have to a second time.
Have I missed it? The article in the attached link relates to a get-together of Neo-Nazis that occurred recently but only reported in the non-mainstream media.
In the week that has elapsed since Mike Sivier published his piece, I cannot recall reading about the matter in the major right-wing, extremist media but perhaps it featured as a sidebar note somewhere as if it had headlined, some people may have become more than a little worried:
https://voxpoliticalonline.com/2018/08/02/bbc-silent-as-top-tories-exposed-holding-secret-meetings-with-neo-nazi-leader-accused-of-antisemitism-evolve-politics/
Tom
In the week that has elapsed since Mike Sivier published his piece, I cannot recall reading about the matter in the major right-wing, extremist media but perhaps it featured as a sidebar note somewhere as if it had headlined, some people may have become more than a little worried:
https://voxpoliticalonline.com/2018/08/02/bbc-silent-as-top-tories-exposed-holding-secret-meetings-with-neo-nazi-leader-accused-of-antisemitism-evolve-politics/
Tom
I believe I just confirmed that they do, once someone or something has convinced them they are being abused in some way,invoking fear and jealousy, they naturally see everything that contradicts that notion as a threat and discount it.
Only a severe shock that they cannot rationalise is needed to rattle them to the point they discard their current attitude, and at that point trouble ensues through bitterness.
That is the real danger after Brexit , none of us can afford the risk of it going wrong.
The only sane thing to do is avoid Leaving the EU.
The risks of that action are far less and not so dangerous.
it's not abuse. It is the loss of identity.
that matters to some, especially if they already have one foot in the grave.
As usual you have the wrong villain, this was "comical Ali" not "Chemical Ali"
The resemblance doesn't stop there Comical Ali spread the most nonsensical propaganda and refused to believe the obvious, pretending there were no tanks in Baghdad, even though you could hear them in the background.
This "Reality Denial" is straight out of the Brexit for Dummies Guide
Must be Google that's wrong too.
Whilst I agree, I think the mood of the country as a whole is tending to shift towards remain, I don’t think it’s due to older leave voters dying. I think it’s mainly due to even more people losing faith and confidence in the UK government. I think people are starting to perceive the EU as slightly less of a clusterfuck than the inbred retards which form our parliament.
Ps. Beware of polls. They’re shite.
You are being very kind, calling it 'loss of identity'. In reality, it is the inherited racism down through the generations allied to the notion that we still rule the world (or should do).
A large number of those who voted leave are those with memories that hark back to an England as depicted in 'The Darling Buds Of May' - somehow, their memory blots out the hardships of life in the UK for ordinary folk before the days of the NHS and the post war, full-employment boom before it all turned to hist.
The general lack of knowledge about the EU hasn't helped either but those people you refer to are extremely sure of their identity!
Tom
that poll was commissioned by the 'People's Vote' campaign, so the usual caveat applies but YouGov has pretty good reputation. One out of 50 leave voters flipped side, that's roughly half the death rate among pensioners in the last 2 years.
TM may be winning:
Sources in the Brexit negotiations are confident that European leaders would listen if Mrs May adopted the ‘Jersey model’ in full but Britain would then have to adopt all future EU environmental and and social protections, according to the Times.
Sources in the Brexit negotiations are confident that European leaders would listen if Mrs May adopted the ‘Jersey model’ in full but Britain would then have to adopt all future EU environmental and and social protections, according to the Times.
Iraqi General Ali Hassan al-Majid, a cousin of President Saddam Hussein, was widely known in Iraq as "Chemical Ali" for his repeated use of outlawed chemical warfare.
Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf 'Baghdad Bob' was the Iraqi (dis)Information Minister.
"We have them surrounded in their tanks."
Britain "is not worth an old shoe." (maybe not far wrong there...)
Loss of identity as a European citizen is something I do not want.
The latest news about the major tory numpty begs the question, why doesn't his boss just sack him?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45130532
Tom
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45130532
Tom
She's secretly a sympathiser with his views?
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