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[alchresearch 214]

17 minutes ago, L00b said:

June Mummery made you proud to be British? Really?

She's truly bizarre!

A Brexit Party MEP just complained that leaving the EU leaves UK with no representation

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/june-mummery-tweet-about-brexit-and-fisheries-committee-1-6474994

[L00b 441]

2 minutes ago, West 77 said:

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Yesterday June Mummery celebrated Britain reclaiming our independence back.  All proud British people should be celebrating that achievement. 

Careful now. Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall

[melthebell 862]

10 minutes ago, West 77 said:

 

Yesterday June Mummery celebrated Britain reclaiming our independence back.  All proud British people should be celebrating that achievement. 

Ah yes, that independence where we bow to Trumps USA and follow like a lapdog? Sadly out of the frying pan into the fire springs to mind.

Edited January 30, 2020 by melthebell

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13 minutes ago, West 77 said:

I saw no hooligans. I saw proud British people enjoying their last day in the European Parliament and celebrating achieving their goal. They were only little flags and were waved to say a peaceful goodbye. The Union Jack ties were also a nice touch by people who have pride in their own country. Britain has done something that no other EU member has done and that is not to vote again after a referendum result wasn't to the EU's liking. I didn't have a problem with the pro-EU British MEPs holding up scarfs displaying both the Union Jack and the EU flag because it was a sad day for them. Yesterday was all about Britain in the EU Parliament and I can see no wrongdoing in either celebrating Britain leaving the EU or displaying sadness about Britain leaving the EU.
 

Yesterday June Mummery celebrated Britain reclaiming our independence back.  All proud British people should be celebrating that achievement. 

What a load of old ****.

43 minutes ago, alchresearch said:

She's truly bizarre!

A Brexit Party MEP just complained that leaving the EU leaves UK with no representation

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/june-mummery-tweet-about-brexit-and-fisheries-committee-1-6474994

Isn't she just. It's just the EU stopping Grimsby from rising from the ashes - or words to that effect, I saw it on Twitter. You must wonder if she has ever been to Grimsby?

[apelike 10]

4 hours ago, L00b said:

The EU is not 'socialist led'.

Actually I agree, saying socialist was a bit hard as none of its members are socialists under the defined meaning.  

 

Basically they are Social Democrats which still means that common rules should apply to all members and none should get favourable status. If the UK does apply in the future for membership then the people in the UK should be happy to accept the terms. 

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3 hours ago, Car Boot said:

What's so good about the UK the way it is now that you want to keep it as it is?

 

I certainly hope that the UK doesn't exist as it does now in five years time. When I voted to Leave, I voted for CHANGE. 

 

Brexit is just the start.

 

I want to sweep away the UK of the privileged Remainers - people who are terrified of change. Weaken the pillar of capitalism, the EU. Give independence to Scotland and Ireland. Smash the BBC TV Licence fee and watch the Royal parasites fade into obscurity. 

 

I voted for change. Big change. It can't come soon enough.

I think that you and the party who will be overseeing policy and negotiations over the next decade or so may be on divergent paths.

[melthebell 862]

2 minutes ago, apelike said:

Actually I agree, saying socialist was a bit hard as none of its members are socialists under the defined meaning.  

 

Basically they are Social Democrats which still means that common rules should apply to all members and none should get favourable status. If the UK does apply in the future for membership then the people in the UK should be happy to accept the terms. 

we had favourable status, hence why we could use our OWN sovereignty / independence to choose not to take on certain things, hence why brexit is a load of bobbar

[melthebell 862]

Just now, West 77 said:

Britain hasn't bowed to Trumps USA regarding Huawei  have we?  

semi

 

but its showing that he used our new possible trade deal to get his own way, it shows how they are going to go and we as the desperate ones after coming out of the largest in the world is going to want to bow and scrape.

[L00b 441]

29 minutes ago, apelike said:

Actually I agree, saying socialist was a bit hard as none of its members are socialists under the defined meaning.  

 

Basically they are Social Democrats which still means that common rules should apply to all members and none should get favourable status. If the UK does apply in the future for membership then the people in the UK should be happy to accept the terms. 

Well, the biting irony is that so many of the Leave and GE voters, heavily reliant upon such socio-democratic principles in practice for their daily bread, chose to place their collective future, in terms of  political, social and economic philosophy, fully and firmly in the hands of the Conservatives - whose latest breed is so far away from a socio-democratic bunch, as to sit comfortably to the right of Maggie.

 

After the next 5 years of Conservative hegemony, given the apparent rate of uturns on electoral promises already  started by Johnson and freshly sustained by Javid, with a sprinkle of high-profile job losses, gig economy updrafts and GDP stalling, I have little doubt that the English people would ponder these terms but only for the briefest of time  

 

(...then again, the people of the UK have had them in charge for 10 years already, and yet still they blamed Blair, Brown, and co. a decade later...Heck, even Corbyn, who's never been in charge of anything! )

Edited January 30, 2020 by L00b

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The EU have been subsidised over the years by the UK to the tune of some £200 billion time they stood on they're own feet.

[melthebell 862]

1 hour ago, retep said:

The EU have been subsidised over the years by the UK to the tune of some £200 billion time they stood on they're own feet.

hahahahahahahahahaha

[taxman 12]

Mmmmmm....chlorinated.....Mmmmmm