ericbee123 wrote:jalfrezi wrote:The problem with the Brexit Party's protest is it's the same as the Nazi Party's protest in the Reichstag in the 1930s. When you're a right wing, anti-immigration party that will draw unwelcome comparisons and open you up to ridicule, it was an astonishing own goal in my opinion.
Those Nazis at Man City should be shamed too.
Turning your back in a crowd is so racist.
Paul_Reflex wrote:You do have to wonder whether you are more likely to attract comparisons to Nazis if you are a party of right wing nationalists. The Brexit Party are not concerned about this because they revel in being called Nazis. It gives them the out-group panache they seek to appeal to the disaffected.
MiG_Eater wrote:I think its fair enough. 'The Brexit Party' represent those of us who don't think we should be involved in the European Parliament and they are making that point in a visible way. Let's not forget that that particular party won the EU elections in this country.
LN Strike Eagle wrote:MiG_Eater wrote:I think its fair enough. 'The Brexit Party' represent those of us who don't think we should be involved in the European Parliament and they are making that point in a visible way. Let's not forget that that particular party won the EU elections in this country.
Then they should do as Sinn Fein do in Westminster and not take their seats. To have the nerve to moan on about the gravy train while they all clock in for their daily allowance is beyond the pale.
AlexC wrote:Just about anything that Ann Widdecombe says or does is embarrassing to watch!
rockfordstone wrote:she reminded me of the crazy cat lady in the simpsons
CJS wrote:
Just about?
Why so generous?
AlexC wrote:CJS wrote:
Just about?
Why so generous?
You're quite right to pick me up on that. I should have said that everything that she says or does is embarrassing.
AlexC wrote:Never watched it, not my thing.
Zoom wrote:is it just me or have I missed something? BoJo may prorogue Parliament so he can get his no deal exit through....
but why?
Apart from triggering Article 50 Parliament has failed to agree on any course of action out of this mess, May's deal, No Deal, 2nd referendum or revoke Article 50. So not sure why given from now until 31.10 they are suddenly going to pass something that will see us leave with anything, there just isn't going to be a majority for any of the above.
In which case the cliff is that way >
Zoom wrote: In which case the cliff is that way >
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