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12gauge82

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  1. Your right, the arrogance of them knows no bounds. They continue to twist the facts and deny that the people are fuming at them for ignoring the leave result of the referendum and that is the reason for their dier election results.
  2. As many of us on here predicted early on, if the Cons fail to deliver brexit, they're finished as a party. I and nearly everyone I know will be voting for the brexit party at the EU and general election if possible to do so, even people I know who voted remain as they're revolted at the slap in the face the Cons have given democracy.
  3. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1118283/eu-news-european-union-foreign-policy-eu-plot-Gunther-Oettinger-hans-olaf-henkel Drip, drip, drip more powers transferring from country's (aka member States) to the United States of Europe.
  4. You make a good point, I just worry a petition like this will lead to him being given further airtime by mainstream media where he will only further his agenda, while our cause is ignored.
  5. I'm with you on this, I don't think this petition will do much other than to further inflate his ego and give him another platform for publicity.
  6. Spot on, typical good cop bad cop tactics. Actions speak louder than words and if France wanted to stop us extending they could of, but of course they didn't, although I wish they would.
  7. https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1115996/brexit-news-theresa-may-delay-macron-france-common-agricultural-policy-cap-spt/amp#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From %1%24s Yet more evidence the EU has bled us dry over the years!
  8. He'd be right, there are still designated places where even under a 3" non locker would be an offence, a football stadium for instance, which of course would seem common sense, but it'd be easy to forget if you've got one on your keys like many on here do. I regularly carry one myself to answer the op.
  9. Each to their own, but I watched it and thought it was awful 😂
  10. 12gauge82

    snake

    🤔 Grass snakes grow to about 3ft maybe 4 at a push, but 5 or 6, anaconda?
  11. Agreed, I'm not even sure Farage would want to be PM. If he did however and the Cons still refuse to deliver brexit as voted for, they could be finished for a generation.
  12. It really is that simple, Mays deal is nothing more than setting up a new club with broadly similar rules to remaining, which if accepted means we've left absaloutly nothing, twist it as much as you like, as can be seen by everyone who voted leave on here, the electorate isn't buying it.
  13. No matter which way anyone twist their words, if your in a club and you choose to either remain or leave, its a very simple choice. There are only two mechanisms that deliver on the referendum result, 1. A free trade deal (the EU have totally ruled this out) 2. WTO brexit (aka hard brexit) Anything else is subverting democracy and those in power know it, those suggesting otherwise is either joining in or very very silly.
  14. https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1117111/brexit-news-prime-minister-theresa-may-boris-johnson-eu-elections-latest More evidence of a betrayal of the people by the few, for the few.
  15. I did the same last night, enjoy 👍
  16. 😂😂😂 Yeah it certainly looks like he wanted out of that fight, as predicted he was certainly being outclasses, in fact your prediction before the fight was absolutely on the money. On the other hand I don't want to see him retire, just maybe fight at a slightly lower level.
  17. I don't mind Khan, he'll never reach the very top, he doesn't possess the punching power or defensive ability, but he'll fight anyone which is more than can be said for many other boxes out there, part of the problem with boxing is as soon as a boxer takes a loss, their career is at risk and it becomes hard for them and their teams to get the matches, it's the reason we won't see fury, Joshua and wilder fight for years or why it took years to watch a past his prime manny fight may weather.
  18. I'd add a decent map, GPS can malfunction
  19. Absaloutly correct, the UK needs wholesale change and its not going to come from the Conservatives and it certainly won't come from Labour.
  20. 12gauge82

    foreign aid

    Like I've said on another thread, we're long overdue a change in this country, first step is voting the brexit party in the EU elections.
  21. I won't be voting for anyone connected to the main party's, particularly the Cons, who I will never again vote for unless democracy is reinstalled, mindlessly following the two party race is what allows them to ignore the electorate. I couldn't care less how poor the alternatives might be, I refuse to agree to be ruled by a dictatorship.
  22. Looks like the prediction that many of us have made on here regarding a wipe out for all the major party's come the next general election could well be correct. https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-backlash-party-activists-fear-hostility-could-turn-sinister-11691211 And this made me chuckle. https://www.independent.co.uk/video/News/jean-claude-juncker-rwanda-fire-video-first-lady-jeannette-kagame-ceremony-brexit-eu-european-a8864821.html
  23. Very good post, I genuinely feel for anyone in this position and am all to aware that the picture that paints is of far to many UK residents of working class. Rightly or wrongly its one of the biggest driving factors that caused me to vote leave, we need real change in this country, particularly for our young who have been priced out of owning a home, are paid a wage they can't live on or raise a family on and are then called lazy because they won't work for minimum wage in sectors that are flooded by cheap imported labour.
  24. From what I can see, everything he said in that statement was a fact. As for Mays supposed deal, I'd have genuinely rather stay in the EU than accept that.
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