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Parcel Of Rogue's avatar

The Knuckle Draggers of REFUK get to fill a taxi of MP's maybe. according to polls? I doubt they will actually get more than 3, a back seat's worth. I bet on them getting no more than 4.. These latest versions of the kippersUK will be found out for being lazy so and so's, hoovering up expenses and bungs or mis-spending allowances, just as they did in the EU parliament over two decades, refusing to do representative work and will find committee work too technical and taxing for them, as in the EU. Even voting will be too much of stretch. They will have the worst record as they did in Brussels.

There will be a bit of populist grandstanding for Youtube, Talk TV & GB News, if the latter two survive much longer and that will be the REFUK's big floppy contribution. If Farage is going to be allowed to take over the Tories, it would be as a rump, contracting into a racist dog whistle & little ingerlunder corner

Farage was well known at school as a Nazi thinker and baiter of other students who happened to be jewish. He supports AFD, who go back to the Nazis and National Rally (Le Pen) who trace back to the Vichy government nazi collaborators, who turned in Jewish people to their torture and deaths.

None of these fascists will make competent administrators and would be incredibly damaging and divisive, possibly causing civil war. If they ever achieve power, god forbid, that will be the start of their problems and the beginning of the end of them, unless they create dictatorships of course, a real threat.

Now Farridge supports Trump, who openly wishes to set up a partial dictatorship in USA and who sucks up to the World’s authoritarian dictators.

Why do people keep falling for one populist scam after another, instead of seeing all of them for what they are.

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Bernard Smith's avatar

Ignoring the vote, I’m more intrigued with the issue of Europe. There may be many good economic, and even social, reasons for rejoining the EU, but is there not a risk of wanting to join a Europe that no longer exists. If the UK, or bits of it, rejoin it will be as part of another different Europe. I don’t see any debate about wanting to align, or not, to what the EU might be like in 10 years time. Also I’m not sure the average European really wants the UK back. And this is certainly true if what they see is just a half-hearted economic “need” rather than a full-blooded “want”. And that “want” has to start now.

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