Not sure what you saw but I did see Nigel Farage making a twat of himself again.
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Yesterday JC Juncker has made our exit certain.
He has called for all the things that EVEN the remainers would not tolerate.
EU members will be forced to give up their vetoes on foreign policy and Tax.
This will bring about the collapse of the Eu over just a few years.
The French handing those powers away.
Not a chance in hell.
Riots in Paris coming
Not sure what you saw but I did see Nigel Farage making a twat of himself again.
* United States of Europe
* European Army
* Ending of Veto
* Forced adoption of Euro currency
* One step away from a single world government controlled by the Banks and the Corporations
This was all predicted during the referendum debate, so we knew that this would happen.
and another awful chap said this ,I quote ::
"""" Jean-Claude Juncker today called for an ever-more powerful European Union and warned that Britain would “regret Brexit”, in a defiant speech that was branded a blueprint for a United States of Europe.
The plans push for “ever-closer union” on defence, asylum and foreign policy in a bigger, more powerful bloc under a new, directly elected EU president. A eurozone finance minister would be appointed, with every country to adopt the euro.""
"""Mr Juncker called for a special summit of the 27 remaining member states the day after Brexit in March 2019, in the Romanian city of Sibiu, to map out the future of the EU. He insisted the “wind is back in Europe’s sails” despite deep divisions on eurozone reform, migration quotas and democratic values.""
I don't know the Daily Telegraph's Europe correspondent so it is difficult to say whether what he wrote and what you quoted makes him an awful chap or not! That said from the stuff that came directly from Juncker's mouth there is enough to show that his view of the future may not be helpful to those who wish a strong alignment with Europe in the future. More comforting would have been the words of a number of the Heads of Government of the member states who were quick to pour cold water on much of this.
I'm still a remainer and always shall be. Ferk Brexshit it will be the death of the UK.
Jeez ..
I wonder, can you manage a day without mentioning (the increasingly irrelevant to current affairs) Hilary?
You seem to be echoing and emulating that embarrassing hero of yours? - the one whom you are on the fence about ;)
If she has done wrong, then I hope she cops for it.
She is not coming back, and she is not going to start a war.
UN global tax body anyone? "A key step towards a coherent global system"
https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involve...d-for-everyone
Seems like someone is looking to start some kind of war.
Not sure who TBH, but possibly it is not Hilary.
No. Nothing worth while TBH. Ah well.
Unlike yourself of course.
I mean, who could forget your amazing post about .. ..about ... umm ..
Ok, how about that enlightening point you made so well - which had everyone sitting up and taking notice - about .. .. . err..
Ah.
Just whining and insults yet again from you then.
Why the anger anyway? - Has someone annoyed you denying the existence of lizard people on the David Ike forum?
It would seem likely that the great and the good running our country are gearing up for a leadership election. It appears that Boris Johnson is seeking to cut May's attempt to reset the Brexit talks via her Florence speech next week off at the knees by setting out his "vision" of a post-Brexit world (low regulation, low tax, no transition and a red coach outside every NHS hospital promising jam tomorrow).
Probably a precursor to a leadership challenge from the Brexit cabal who see some of their party colleagues when confronted with the realities of previous rhetoric moving to softer positions. Meanwhile the country twists in the wind whilst all this self-indulgent vanity plays itself out.
This all started when, for reasons known only to yourself, you decided to have a pop at me by claiming that I "couldn't insult my way out of a paper bag." Which I have since proved to be total horseshit. My last meaningful post was a link to Brendan O'Neill's podcast/article discussing why Nazis must have freedom of speech.
http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite...9#.Wb0o_NHTWhB
So your juvenile jibe at me is meaningless, wrong and ill-founded; it reveals you to be just what I have accused you of being: an arsehole spewing verbal diarrhoea.
In ten years on CCMB I had never had a dispute with anyone. Then you came along with your trite, airheaded pseudo-intellectual bullshit. Cheers.
Lets just be clear and honest! ;)
This , below is the opening gambit here. What you posted, out of the blue.
Apparently inflamed that I made a short, throwaway remark about Hilary Clinton's irrelevance:
I seem to remember you did something similar previously, though I cant be sure. I don't carry the details around like some chip on my shoulder .
All the best.
I'm very sure Hilary does have some relevance.
The point here is that you injected a fantasy hypothesis to bring her in to a thread in which she has little relevance - i.e. that presidential candidate Clinton is somehow 'going to going to come back and start a war'
I took that as an ironic joke, and responded similarly.
That seemed to enrage severncity and now you appear to defending your hypothesis.
Whatever... really.
Interesting but some of the above is not quite correct with regards Tory MPs referendum stated voting intentions.
According to a survey of all 650 MPs carried out by the Press Association ahead of the referendum on June 23:
:: 480 MPs said they would be voting Remain, including 184 Conservatives
:: 159 MPs said they would be voting Leave, including 139 Conservatives
:: 11 MPs were undeclared, including four Conservatives
This gives Remain a notional Commons majority of at least 310.
Some 218 Labour MPs said they would vote Remain while just 11 backed Leave.
All eight Liberal Democrat MPs intended to vote Remain, along with all 56 SNP MPs, all three Plaid Cymru MPs, all four Sinn Fein MPs and all three SDLP MPs.
Green MP Caroline Lucas also said she would vote Remain, as did independent MP Sylvia Hermon and the two Ulster Unionist MPs.
The eight DUP MPs said they would be voting to Leave, along with Ukip MP Douglas Carswell.