Post: #2151

(03-09-2018 05:17 AM)Transsimian Wrote:  
Nigel started young.

Photo looks fake.
His face is way too old

Post: #2152

Honestly it looks like as if the election did not change much.

The UK has restricted massively freedom of speech for everyone even remotely criticizing the suicidal immigration policies and the coddling of Islam, Muslim rape gangs and terrorists and Muslim extremists living in the UK.

But recently 3 activists were banned from entry after previously banning Robert Spencer:









They detained the couple above and held them in a gulag for 3 days before deporting them.

I might remind everyone that the UK has taken in 3000+ of former ISIS fighters without any detention in the year 2017. Meanwhile they are asking Lauren Southern about her Christian "extremist" views and whether she likes Muslims being driven over by a truck.

Yeah - you are seeing that lots of times and you are seeing "right-wing" extremists suicide bombing themselves at Ariana Grande concerts or forming grooming rape gangs across the country.

Seriously - the West is so much infiltrated by the traitors and the brainwashed marxists that it will go down in flames and the shitheads will still blame the "right-wing" even while Muslims behead their sons and rape their daughters in front of them.

Post: #2153

First video at 20:11

Post: #2154

What makes you British? A passport.

Fast forward to 03:30.

Listen to the mostly Pakistani and whatever shitheads blabbering on that Britain only had a unique culture 300 years ago! Fucktard - Britain had a unique culture and still has one partly now - it was all there in the bloody 1990s and even 2000s.

Everyone in Europe would recognize British culture and would recognize who was British and who wasn't.

Also hilarious the scene where she asks the mystery non-European whether Lauren Southern would become Chinese if she got a Chinese passport. He says: "Of course not." So next she asks whether it would make her British just by having a passport. And then the shitheads stay silent and get Red Pilled.

Let me make this clear also about so-called integration:

A) British means being white, caucasian and adopting a given set of values and customs that make you British over time.

You could have taken French or even Viking settlers - they integrated and became British. Even now despite the criticism you will have the remaining second generation Polish become mostly British. I saw some blond blue eyed Uk-born Polish kids and they barely speak the language of their parents. They will become British.
That is why Euro-tribe integration into the Anglo-US worked, or why it worked with the Austro-Hungarian empire and integration of hundreds of thousands of Hungarians, Croats, Serbs and Czechs - but also why the Turks in Germany are a sore thumb after decades while the children of Czechs in Austria became prime ministers.

Now - when you are of a different race, then even if you integrate quite well as a British Indian, then you will hardly become British yourself - maybe if you intermarry white girls over time just as I will never become Chinese (only my sons or grandsons could become that).

Never mind Arab Muslim, Pakistanis or Africans. Most of them will never be able to become British for a multiple of reasons.

But I guess that is how the globalists work - cultural identity has been wiped out and shitheads claim that there was not British culture in the 1990s, while the streets in the 1980s looked like this:





Most of the time I visited London tourists were asking me for directions even when it was my first day there. Now I guess they would know that I am not from London, since I am not diverse.

Post: #2155

^
Thanks for reminding me that I hate Pakis in UK now. I knew alsome nice one when growing up, but now they pissed me off. Indians in UK take up British values, history, and pride. Hell, we had that article of third Gen Indians who see themselves are British trying to adopt a white kid. I should be grateful that live in US now. Less of mess than. UK at the moment.

Post: #2156

Happy Brexit day chaps. May all your dreams of a 'no deal' Brexit come true.

Post: #2157

2 years have passed and real Brexit does not look promising:

Post: #2158

Could I politely suggest that, potentially, things have moved on since these videos were made. As it finally seems things are now happening. *Insert the epilepsy inducing "its happening" gif*

The original Chequers deal has already been ammended/crippled, courtesy of Mogg. Also as of today it's being suggested in the press that the EU will be rejecting the ammended Chequers deal. There is also the prickly subject of the Irish border, which thanks to the DUP, seems certain to remain a hopefully insurmountable impasse. Which I believe due to time will ultimately lead to a "no deal" scenario, because Article 50 has already been triggered, with its legal implications.

Also it seems to my eyes that the two sides are negotiating differently. The UK female led government are opening with their most agreeable (stretched to breaking point) position (thanks to a lack of a Y chromosome, the remoaners and moanmentum/Labour), and the EU are considering the offer as purely an optimistic opening offer (also they may likely wish to discourage other dissenters).

Unfortunately I'm posting via a mobile, but this 6min YouTube video may help explain, specifically from 3min> https://youtu.be/rwDi8aZPczY

Post: #2159

Has anyone else in the UK noticed the levels of antagonism steadily rising between Leave and Remain as the leaving date comes closer? I mean, in your personal lives, at work, on social media etc.?

I live in an area that voted Leave, but work in an office where most voted Remain. My circle of friends are mostly Remainers. I say friends, I don't know how long we will stay that way, even though I try my best to keep talk away from politics so that shit doesn't escalate.

This means that I'm constantly hearing talk from them of how they 'hope Brexiteers all lose their jobs' after Brexit and how they hope 'our holiday prices go up and we get stuck at customs next time we go on our hols', shit like that.

I've definitely noticed the panic and bitterness intensify in Remainers as the day approaches. I can foresee every little setback and calamity (both real and imagined) being thrown in Leavers faces from now on. Of course, there are worse charges Leavers can throw at them in response if it comes to that.

Just wondered if any Leavers on the forum have felt the same way. If you haven't, maybe take this as a warning to prepare yourselves for being blamed for literally everything that goes wrong in future. Stay strong.

Post: #2160

(10-03-2018 10:14 AM)Richard Turpin Wrote:  If you haven't, maybe take this as a warning to prepare yourselves for being blamed for literally everything that goes wrong in future.

I already have a prepared response in the case of economic issues relating to a no deal or bad deal:

Quote:The EU gave us a bad deal when the UK wanted to continue to trade relationship much as is. This economic downturn is the EU's fault. An unelected bureaucracy has deliberetly inflicted economic harm on the country. We left, in part, so these people would no longer have the power to do such things.

I find when delivering something like that into their Guardian/Independent talking points that the topics soon finds it's way on to the list of all the things I'm not allowed to talk to them about, along with immigration, pensions, the NHS, unemployment benefits, IQ and so on. I'm only really allowed to talk to these people under their own rules and within their own ideology.

Luckily I don't have to turn up to a job, so I don't have to deal with people on £20-30K / year lecturing me about things they've read in an Owen Jones column.

I have noticed however, from "center-left" types that their language is escalating. "Ohhh, Brexit is a bad idea.", "It's going to be a disaster.", "Have you changed your mind?" and so on. These people were kind of going along with it a while back, to the tune of, "OK, we have to leave. We've had a vote. I respect the decision." They like to invoke the economy, while not knowing anything about it; and these are the same people who always used to ignore the economy when it came to their old issues. They were prepared for the economy to take a hit for their services.

Post: #2161

EEA is a virtual certainty from here. ie Nothing of any real note will change and it's business as usual for globalism re: Brexit. Far more important is the necessary ethno-cultural preservation of Europe against what the globalists have planned for us (the import of 100m Africans to Europe) and all the servants of Allah among the ranks. Divide and rule globalism must be stopped.

Post: #2162

I don’t think I’ve been to any city in the UK that voted Leave except Birmingham.

As a rule of thumb if the place is a complete shithole (Sunderland / Stoke / Bradford / Luton / Hull / Grimsby / Skegness) the vote was Leave.

It’s an unfamiliar chunk of the UK I’ve only read about rather than lived in but I’m sure they had their reasons

Post: #2163

Any thoughts on the proceedings?

Given many remainers desires to be under EU rule, with at best blase concern for the lack of democracy, the second referendum should be:

1) Staying in: May's deal
2) No deal

I think the way this will be played is that May will try and herd enough Labour and Conservatives in to vote for it, presenting the only other option as leaving with no deal. Despite her previously telling us exactly the kind of deal she has now prepared will be worse than no deal.

It seems a little late for a second referendum now. Any second referendum would have to be agreed upon by Parliament. If they could get that done then it would probably leave two months to organise it.

The goal now is to make sure nothing goes through Parliament in the next four months. I believe the only option to avoid leaving in that period would be an illegal act, which it wouldn't surprise me if it was played.

Post: #2164

Let's hope Parliament rejects this pathetic excuse of a deal and Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg finally rebel and stab her in the back Australian style.

Post: #2165

I can only hope May's plan all along was to engineer a deal that was so catastrophically shit that everyone else outside her cabinet votes it down, particularly the DUP and Labour, so we leave without a 'deal'.

Because otherwise, this is basically the exact same as Cameron going to the EU to try and get a deal before the referendum, ending up with a load of shit that resulted in the Leave vote and his resignation.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but Corbyn et al could actually save the UK tomorrow by refusing to vote for this.

The DUP will vote it down, I suspect, and possibly withdraw their support for the Tories, which was the only thing keeping them in power.

If we're relying on Marxists to save the UK, we're fucked either way.

Post: #2166

Cant wait until the illusions of "making our own trade deals" shatter.

Post: #2167

All of the squawking over rebelling MPs and people vowing to quit is met by a deafening silence. So many are doing nothing of the sort. The time to get rid of May and her shit plan is now and all they do is whinge to the media like a bunch of idiots.

None of them have any character, morals or ethics and their word means less than the dog shit on the pavement during rush hour.

If you want to stop this you know how so just do it. Too scared of losing the gravy train and future prospects. If this plan goes through I am 100% voting Labour to help ensure the decline of this country accelerates because I cannot be arsed with this slow boiling we are witness to.

Tories are setting themselves up to lose every election for several decades.

Post: #2168

(11-14-2018 06:33 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  All of the squawking over rebelling MPs and people vowing to quit is met by a deafening silence. So many are doing nothing of the sort. The time to get rid of May and her shit plan is now and all they do is whinge to the media like a bunch of idiots.

None of them have any character, morals or ethics and their word means less than the dog shit on the pavement during rush hour.

If you want to stop this you know how so just do it. Too scared of losing the gravy train and future prospects. If this plan goes through I am 100% voting Labour to help ensure the decline of this country accelerates because I cannot be arsed with this slow boiling we are witness to.

Tories are setting themselves up to lose every election for several decades.

Rees-Mogg included.

Post: #2169

Am I right in thinking that this deal (if accepted) would mean that the 'transition period' whereby we stay in the customs union would only last until Dec 2020? But that this transition period can be extended?

I'm struggling to find any hard facts from the shitty news at the minute, and to get my head round what it all entrails.

Also, I gather that one of the main reasons for this deal being 'the worst of all worlds' is the fact that we will be beholden to the EU's rules and regulations during the transition, but this time without any say or influence on amending those rules?

I've got to be honest, since castling my leave vote back in '16 I've switched off every time Brexit gets mentioned on TV or Radio, I just don't get why it's so hard to leave (other than the fact that it's being led by Remainers?!). If it was up to me I would just say 'Right, we've left!' the day after the vote and then pay the EU exactly nothing. Ireland has nothing to do with anyone else but the Irish themselves and the UK, so I wouldn't let the EU have a say in any of that at all.

Post: #2170

In the Uk, in the past few decades, we have been governed by parochial amateurs/ parasites who can't stand too much scrutiny, if any.
That's one of the reasons why I wanted Brexit. I knew the Tories were a total shower and Labour no better. I wanted them exposed with no-where to pass the buck.
My hope is that in the next generation we will some decent politicians will emerged on both sides of the aisle.

Post: #2171

RT, it is worse than that, it puts us in a situation whereby we legally cannot actually unilaterally withdraw from our agreements with the EU. Boris Johnson and others who say that it makes us a vassal state are not exaggerating. This deal makes us even more constricted that the existing arrangement.

It is a disgusting instance of betrayal and ineptitude. What have we become as a country, how did we become so reduced, so quickly? This is probably the lowest moment, politically, of my entire lifetime. I cannot remember, or think of, any other instance so shameful and so repugnant in the past 30 years. I was recently in Istanbul, and one of my abiding thoughts was to wonder how a people who had so much wealth and stability for so long could be so thoroughly contemptible, and have done so little to capitalise on their outrageous bounty. At this moment, I am looking at the country I love from a distance and wondering if we aren’t guilty of the same monstrous sin.

Post: #2172

Trying to get some facts too. Globo media failing in its duty as per usual.

The DUP said that the EU has given the UK a punishment beating for the referendum. Is this true and the UK is now in a weaker position vis à vis the EU? Is the UK some sort of reichsprotektorat?

It’s like the UK is Jack Nicholson’s character in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest being lobotomised for daring to lead a breakout from Nurse Merkel’s lunatic asylum.

Post: #2173

(11-14-2018 06:33 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  All of the squawking over rebelling MPs and people vowing to quit is met by a deafening silence. So many are doing nothing of the sort. The time to get rid of May and her shit plan is now and all they do is whinge to the media like a bunch of idiots.

None of them have any character, morals or ethics and their word means less than the dog shit on the pavement during rush hour.

If you want to stop this you know how so just do it. Too scared of losing the gravy train and future prospects. If this plan goes through I am 100% voting Labour to help ensure the decline of this country accelerates because I cannot be arsed with this slow boiling we are witness to.

Tories are setting themselves up to lose every election for several decades.

That'd be a hell of a campaign.

I can picture you driving around in a bus covered in a mural of civil war between Britons and Muslims with giant text at the top and bottom.

THE SOONER WE GET LABOR IN

THE SOONER WE CAN GET IT ON!

Post: #2174

Brexiters thought that "taking back control" was easy, and that the EU would let them use Northern Ireland to leech off the EU without giving anything back. And not pay any of their debt to EU.

Swallow this deal (still lose-lose for everyone), or get the worst of all: no deal.

Post: #2175

@Mikado, I don't think any Brexiteer thought this was going to be easy, we're up against a biased media for a start. I think it should be 'simple' (with the right will at the top to see it through), but never easy.

I get the very real sense that the real battle is only starting now. Things are moving fast and the last couple of years since the vote has only been a prelude to what's kicking off now.

@H1N1, your (realistic) post made me gloomy, but now I'm starting to pick up, after all, we may now get rid of May and get Jacob Rees Mogg as PM!