O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[great_fire]

I'm looking at it as a party for the moment so to speak Raging .

I only expect it to be around whilst ever Brexit is still on the table , it's a one time protest vote for elections we shouldn't be having .

I'd expect it to absorb the UKIP vote because of the Farage factor and do some serious damage to both Labour and the Tories .

The mistake UKIP and Farage made was that they thought it was over and they had won so they started looking for other reasons to exist and the present UKIP leader employed Tommy Robinson as an advisor which polarised opinion and that is why we now have two Brexit-supporting parties which could prove costly.

[animallittle3]

Enoch Powell told his supporters to vote Labour in 1974 because they were anti-EEC.

He was one of the most popular politicians in the country at the time and both he and Heath believed Powell was responsible for the Tory defeat.

Sadly Labour were then overrun with capital friendly bourgeois liberals Fire leading to Tony Blair .

[Timbertop]

See the Brexit Party is comfortably leading in the polls for the EU elections. This will probably scare the May/Corbyn alliance to push through some surrender agreement which only the EU will be happy about and which will avoid any elections. We can also expect a concentrated effort by the establishment and their media to discredit the Brexit Party at every opportunity.

[great_fire]

See the Brexit Party is comfortably leading in the polls for the EU elections. This will probably scare the May/Corbyn alliance to push through some surrender agreement which only the EU will be happy about and which will avoid any elections. We can also expect a concentrated effort by the establishment and their media to discredit the Brexit Party at every opportunity.

I have been reading the WA, it really is like a surrender document, like we fought a war against the EU and lost.

Although the reality is the EU or the German government wrote it and May accepted it without fuss or negotiation, almost like she's a Remainer or something.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Yes, expect the usual dirty tricks department to be busy.

[great_fire]

They've already started discrediting the Brexit Party.

Meanwhile the contenders for the "Conservative" leadership are trying to show who's softest on crime and who's most interested in social justice, hope these Blairite/ Lib Dem types take a real beating in upcoming elections.

EU think Brexit means "more Europe", Tories think May's failure means more leaders like her.

They all seem to have lost it.

[Exiletyke]

They've already started discrediting the Brexit Party.

Meanwhile the contenders for the "Conservative" leadership are trying to show who's softest on crime and who's most interested in social justice, hope these Blairite/ Lib Dem types take a real beating in upcoming elections.

EU think Brexit means "more Europe", Tories think May's failure means more leaders like her.

They all seem to have lost it.

For something to be lost don't you have to have it in the first place?

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

One of the deepest issues for years at crisis levels and the MPs go on holiday.

[Exiletyke]

One of the deepest issues for years at crisis levels and the MPs go on holiday.

With the bollox they've made of things, going on holiday is the best thing they could do. Hope they stay on holiday

[wendun]

With the bollox they've made of things, going on holiday is the best thing they could do. Hope they stay on holiday

Sometimes problems are beyond simplistic solutions. I'd love to see Farage and the Brexit Party in charge although I doubt any of them could change a lightbulb.