Post: #2076

The result of the court case is just a minor technicality in the grand scheme of things. I am very confident that the motion will pass in parliament, as only the SNP, Lib Dems and the Greens will vote against it. That is only 65 MPs out of 650 total, so even if some Conservative and Labour MPs rebel against the party line, it should still pass reasonably comfortably.

The way it should have been done if it had to go through the parliamentary route would be to count the vote per constituency, and then the MP for that constituency votes in line with how their constituents voted.

Post: #2077

Relax guys. It will be passed. Both major parties are committed to triggering Article 50. I expect them to now pass it within a week or two.

Post: #2078

   

Post: #2079

Heh, never thought they'd actually go through with it, I figured they would just virtue-signal stall until nothing happens.

Post: #2080

Woohooooo!

And Paul Nutall (UKIP leader) will be in that chamber come the end of the month after he wins the Stoke by-election.

Post: #2081

Sorry for being out of the loop - so this means 100%, no ifs no buts - exit? What about the colossal fine that those lovely EU coryphaeus' want to impose on the UK for the Brexit, is that also true?

Post: #2082

(02-01-2017 03:36 PM)Jaihoo Wrote:  Sorry for being out of the loop - so this means 100%, no ifs no buts - exit? What about the colossal fine that those lovely EU coryphaeus' want to impose on the UK for the Brexit, is that also true?

Any fine is peanuts compared to what the UK pays into the EU. They are fucked without the UK hence the massive resistance.



If another country like France goes independent then it is curtains for sure.

Post: #2083

(02-01-2017 02:45 PM)Nineteen84 Wrote:  

Congratulations to the Brits on the wonderful news about the vote that just happened!

Post: #2084

They will bring lawsuits for Ireland and Scotland because they want to be ruled by autocrats in brussels and the English do not.

These traitors will squabble about how they are sovereign nations and Parliament is sovereign but they want to be governed by unelected officials. Nobody in the media has yet thrown them that line except Farrage.

Post: #2085

Congratulations to UK for completing the second step of Operation Liberation.

Failure to comply with popular vote would have resulted in a much bigger loss, on the long run, for the UK establishment.

I do not know much about british politcs, but UKIP seems like a one man army. It seems to me Extremely dependent on Nigel. He needs to step up his game and outright teach his party on how to create their own image. How to be informed, how to debate and how to speak to masses.
UKIP needs to hammer Labour hard, not necessarily to get their votes, but to steal them from Tories, trying to force some kind of coalition in the future. Corbyn is a mess whose balls got removed by Theresa May.
The left is weak, strike while the iron is hot, steel is stronger!

Post: #2086

(02-01-2017 06:07 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  They will bring lawsuits for Ireland and Scotland because they want to be ruled by autocrats in brussels and the English do not.

That's possibly one of the most ironic things I've ever seen.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #2087

The Brexit Bill was passed in the Commons today, it now goes to the House of Lords.

The SNP MPs were told off for whistling the EU anthem Ode to Joy during the proceedings.

Post: #2088

(02-02-2017 08:04 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(02-01-2017 06:07 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  They will bring lawsuits for Ireland and Scotland because they want to be ruled by autocrats in brussels and the English do not.

That's possibly one of the most ironic things I've ever seen.

It sounds like Ireland and Scotland have been reading E.U. history books about the magnanimity of the English towards their peoples. Absurd.

Post: #2089

The SWP is bringing some absolute madness at the moment, though I'm afraid I don't keep up with Scottish politics quite so much.... ugh. Glad the general direction things are going in, wish May would get some better media training though.

Post: #2090

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39262081

Theresa May now can trigger the article 50.

Post: #2091

^ Can you give a digest? It is immoral to give that organization clicks.

Post: #2092

(03-14-2017 08:26 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  ^ Can you give a digest? It is immoral to give that organization clicks.

The House of Lords (unelected chamber) had previously blocked the Brexit bill (triggering article 50 and starting negotiations) over worries about 'EU residency rights and EU nationals', which is of course total rubbish.

But somehow the Government has persuaded the Lords to back down and they passed the bill, meaning we can start to leave.

Post: #2093

They previously blocked it to be approved by Parliament first, now that they've approved it the House of Lords have no choice but to allow Brexit to truly begin.

Post: #2094

I find it hilarious that British PUAs are happy about Brexit...There will be a drop of quality in the women in your island, since it will be more difficult for EE women to immigrate there...
You'll probably get more women from Canada and Australia, and less beauties from EE, Italy and Spain.

Enjoy your lack of competition between women...

And...It will probably also be more difficult for you to go to those stag parties/pickup trips to EE, to escape from your island...Even if there will be visa-free tourism access to mainland Europe (IF), don't expect the attitude of the locals (to which you shut down the door of your country) to be good to you...

Post: #2095

(03-19-2017 08:27 AM)newpua Wrote:  I find it hilarious that British PUAs are happy about Brexit...There will be a drop of quality in the women in your island, since it will be more difficult for EE women to immigrate there...
You'll probably get more women from Canada and Australia, and less beauties from EE, Italy and Spain.

Enjoy your lack of competition between women...

And...It will probably also be more difficult for you to go to those stag parties/pickup trips to EE, to escape from your island...Even if there will be visa-free tourism access to mainland Europe (IF), don't expect the attitude of the locals (to which you shut down the door of your country) to be good to you...

You sound like someone who needs to go back.

Post: #2096

(03-19-2017 08:27 AM)newpua Wrote:  And...It will probably also be more difficult for you to go to those stag parties/pickup trips to EE, to escape from your island...Even if there will be visa-free tourism access to mainland Europe (IF), don't expect the attitude of the locals (to which you shut down the door of your country) to be good to you...

Less stag parties = less drunken brits ruining places.

Attitude of the locals won't change in general. And if it does, it does. Britain is not European, and never has been.

"I'd hate myself if I had that kind of attitude, if I were that weak." - Arnold

Post: #2097

Whenever I see what I consider quality here they are never from Eastern Europe.

Post: #2098

(03-19-2017 08:27 AM)newpua Wrote:  I find it hilarious that British PUAs are happy about Brexit...There will be a drop of quality in the women in your island, since it will be more difficult for EE women to immigrate there...
You'll probably get more women from Canada and Australia, and less beauties from EE, Italy and Spain.

Enjoy your lack of competition between women...

And...It will probably also be more difficult for you to go to those stag parties/pickup trips to EE, to escape from your island...Even if there will be visa-free tourism access to mainland Europe (IF), don't expect the attitude of the locals (to which you shut down the door of your country) to be good to you...

You needn't worry. Even if all those EE women go back, there will still be plenty of globalist cock for you to suck.

I don't much like these "new" PUAs. The old ones are welcome to stay in my beautiful thread.

Edit: just saw he has a German flag next to his avatar. Merkel is that you? Or just one of your drones?

Post: #2099

The date at which Article 50 will be officially triggered has been confirmed as Wednesday 29th March.

Got my cigar ready:

Post: #2100

It's a real victory that this is set to go ahead next week.

That said, the divisions in this country now are horrifying, and the left are determined to ensure that Brexit is no more than a plaster on a bullet wound.

What is so frightening about this whole thing is how infected with the Chicken Little mentality so many of those who should be more sensible are. There is real glee fueling large swathes of the population at the prospect of a catastrophic collapse, untold economic suffering, and punitive measures being enacted by the EU. The greater the hardship Brexit brings, the greater the orgiastic outpouring of joy will be from the 'I told you so' brigade.

More than this, I feel we are a country circling the drain. Not in some doomsday sense (or even Domesday sense), but in the sense of being confined to the role of perpetual also-rans, fractured by infighting, and a diminished or stagnating rate of progress whilst others prosper.

I was in London over the weekend, and the levels of aggression, and unpleasantness, even amongst the many who would be well advised not to court danger, was quite shocking. Out and about, in a relatively affluent part of South London, there was such an atmosphere of despair and violence. We seem to be becoming a people consumed with envy, jealous of each others successes, and unmotivated to generate our own. I was with an extremely pretty girl, and the men on the table next to me were griping about it all evening, talking about whether she'd be impressed if they beat me up, and whinging about a girl like that being with an apparent pretty boy like me. These were not down and outs - these were guys in collared shirts, reasonably well spoken, working in the city.

This to me was symptomatic of what I saw repeated (not all with me, of course), in one form or another, in the bars and coffee shops I went to over the weekend. People who should be leading good, happy, and interesting lives seem consumed with envy and despair. There is a kind of determined despondency that has the vast majority in its grip at the moment, and it is making for a hugely fractured society.

I am not one for doom and gloom, but the divisions in this country are very real, strengthening rather than weakening, and are increasingly colouring many aspects of social interaction. I think this will only increase over the coming months and years, and I think the frequency with which the seemingly innocuous will spill over into low level violence is likely to increase significantly. More than ever, I would encourage all UK forum members to think very carefully about their personal safety, to anticipate likely sources of danger and move to avoid them, and to train very seriously so that you remain libidinous and immune to the fugue of depression, and so that should some situation prove unavoidable, you will be as ready as it's possible to be for that eventuality.