Nigel Farage launches the Brexit party

a reply to: andy06shake
You may not have created them but you are posting and sharing them, so you're part of the fake news distribution
I'm guessing you believe them, otherwise you wouldn't post them.

But to be fair, your last one with the bus was slightly funny.

What do you mean fake Brexit? I don't get it...

originally posted by: eletheia
And as 83Liberty said in her post

Not that I care or anything, but I am actually male.
My username is the year I was born and I believe in liberty, so I put them together.

originally posted by: 83Liberty
Not that I care or anything, but I am actually male.
My username is the year I was born and I believe in liberty, so I put them together.

So sorry! and too late to edit.

And me always saying people shouldn't make assumptions, and being careful to

use negative pronouns ..... /smh are there any negative pronouns these days?

However keep up the good fight, I'm right there behind you!

a reply to: 83Liberty

Aye, it's me that's responsible for all the lovely ""FAKE NEWS"" doing the rounds.

Me and millions of other like-minded individuals.

We are just bad people you see. LoL

The solution is self-evident buddy, if you don't like the pictures or accompanying wording, then don't bloody look at them, problem solved.

The entire Brexit process has thus far been un unimplementable fakery in the extreme. The reason you don't get it is because your probably are not getting Brexit, at least not the way you will want it anyway.

Here's the Brexit Party rally at Newton Abbot yesterday, unveiling yet more impressive candidates...


We have...
James Glancy - ex Royal Marine who received the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross (very rare! link), and now a specialist in conservation.

Christina Jordan - was a registered nurse and award winning charity worker.

Ann Widdecombe - Say no more

Ann Tarr - Financial services specialist

Roger LaneNott - ex Navy Commander (32 yrs service) and now a director of Veterans for Britain.

Nicola Darke - Yoga teacher

Nigel Farage - Mr Brexit

It's a good watch!

a reply to: andy06shake
You can do as you like. The point I was making is that it's a rich bit accusing others of lying when you do it regularly yourself.

I forgot to add that there will be a by-election in Peterborough on the 6th June and the Brexit Party will be fielding a candidate!

a reply to: andy06shake

I voted for Brexit on the night of the vote I went to bed and the forecast was we where staying in, if that had been the result I would have accepted the DEMOCRATIC result not thrown my toys out the pram like the remainers have done.

I have friends that voted remain when I aks them would they expect the brexit voters to accept the result if reversed they change the subject that speaks volumes.

On the night remainers claimed war between the main EU nations could happen they are in NATO together

We would not share terrorist/criminal info, GCHQ collects more than they do

Trade we spend about £90 Billion more with them than they do with us who would suffer more

The economy would go down the 5h1tter

UK economy grew faster than forecast at start of 2019
Steady pace of growth comes despite Brexit headwinds

ALL Vehoftadt etc want is to control every aspect of our lives from law, defence, currency now even the clock change for BST

This is what the ballot paper said



IN OR OUT nothing more nothing less, other nations feel the same not just us.

a reply to: 83Liberty

Brexit Party on the march.

YouGov Poll 29th - 30th April

Brexit Party 30%
Labour 21%
Tories 13%
LDems 10%
Green 9%
CHUK 9%
UKIP 4%
SNP/PC 4%
Others 1%

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a reply to: alldaylong

Wow. That's what you get for treating voters with contempt.

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

It was tongue in cheek, I'd never be serious about taking votes off people, I leave that to the remainiacs.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SprocketUK

The fact that you even pose such a spurious non-democratic question speaks volumes. LoL

Whereas your own ilk Brexiteer fruit loops are pretty much the above.

Can they even sign there name nevermind tick a box? x

They may very well understand the proper usage of there, their and they're, which, from your post, you do not.

a reply to: 83Liberty


Props to you for your foresight in being a leaver and the antithesis of a remainers

view of leavers.

The remainers are constantly throwing out that leavers are old senile OAP's

waiting to leave this earth and stealing the future of their grandchildren. '

as if.

Its the remainers who want another referendum because they think that in the

wasted three years enough of us will have bit the dust and the new 18's will

vote to remain and reverse the original result!!!


Well I'm still here.....


You are young, and have not experienced living free from the EU, but like any

pioneer have faith in a free future. As a certain Mr Blair used to say "Things

can only get better"

That is IF/WHEN we ever leave.

a reply to: alldaylong
That's awesome! I know the conservatives are going to suffer, but them getting only 13% must make them very worried indeed. I reckon we will be even higher if the BBC actually promoted the Brexit party. I think they are trying their best not to give the Brexit Party anymore awareness.

a reply to: eletheia
It's quite funny as when I was a teenager, I never even heard of the EU, but I remember there was some debates about whether we should join the Euro and I said to my mum... "it sounds like a good idea because then we wouldn't have to exchange currencies when going on holiday".
Oh how naive I was back then

Edit: And the main reasons why most (not all) younger people voted Remain is because of petty/selfish reasons and the Universities also told them to, even helping them to register.

I am not surprised at the results of the local elections, or the defacing of

the ballot forms as shown on the news. (the crossing out of parties and

Brexit written in place etc.)

The Lib/dems doing well is not a surprise after all its only local elections

and not the main deal and there was little alternative to the two main

parties.


However the leader of the Lib/dems is Vince Cable the staunchest

*Remainer* of all ....... and now the 'chinese whispers' being bandied

about are that the people are voting in this way because now they wish to

remain in the EU!!???

.
Anyone who believes ^^^^that^^^^ is in for a surprise when the EU elections

take place. and the Brexit party comes to the fore.

a reply to: eletheia

However the leader of the Lib/dems is Vince Cable the staunchest *Remainer* of all ....... and now the 'chinese whispers' being bandied about are that the people are voting in this way because now they wish to remain in the EU!!??

The Liberal Democrats have only gained Council Seats in their traditional areas, mainly the South West of England.

Those areas have high numbers of Land Owners and Farmers, who are going to loose their EU Subsides when we leave The EU.

No surprise there why they have voted for The Liberal Democrats.

Brexit Party Rally in Flyde...

a reply to: 83Liberty


excellent video, and what a diverse range of candidates unlike the professional

politicians we currently have, who think they have to save us from ourselves.......

because you must know the electorate minions are stupid.

Should be compulsive viewing before being allowed into the ballot box!

#(1) Dr. David Bull (I love him) telling it as it is the scare stories about

the NHS and that medication will be unavailable, straight from the horse's

mouth *NO IT WILL NOT BE* and trust him 'he is a doctor'

#(2) The second speaker/candidate We (the UK) is growing the EU

economy at the expense of our own. Our industries have been relocated to

other EU countries at the expense of our own and funded by the EU

budget (and who is the second largest contributer to the EU budget?)

#(3) A business man whose family immigrated to this country in the 1950's

His family all labour voters couldn't understand him voting conservative for

many years. However he resigned in January and is now a Brexit candidate.

#(4) Anne Widicombe Left the conservative party as she couldnt remain in

a party that was prepared to cobble up a deal with the EU in which the UK

leaves in name only....and not carry out the democratic will of the people.

#(5) A business man born to a family of eight, overcrowded in a leaky

caravan till they were grateful to be given a 'council house' which because

of Margaret Thatcher they were (gratefully) allowed to buy. His parents and

siblings still vote labour! When Cameron et al were scaremongering he went

to his various work places and promised them if brexit happened not one

redundency would occur not one job lost....

however he couldn't guarantee them the same assurance.

#(6) Claire Fox decided to stand for brexit when David Lambie the labour

MP called anyone who voted for Brexit Nazi's..... no worse than Nazi's.

#(7) Henrik Neilson A Danish dentist and trade union representative

(would you believe it?) said the EU did the same thing to Denmark voting

twice in 1992 over the Maastricht treaty ,and he was standing as a Brexit

candidate as he was not standing by and letting the EU do the same to the

country he has made his home.

(

someone from the EU fighting against the EU

) As an avid

fisherman he states that the EU's common fisheries policy has

devastated the UK's fishing Industry and is hopeful for a full restoration

of the UK fishing industry and fresh rather than imported fish

As I said at the top of the post a real diversity of candidates and a

refreshing change from the professional politicians we currently have

who are out of touch with the people

a reply to: eletheia
Yeah it's so refreshing to see/hear normal people with a passion, as opposed to wooden politicians saying the party line. Really big crowd again but not a dicky bird about it in the MSM.

Edit, this website says there were around 2000 people!

Nigel Farage challenges Jeremy Corbyn to an EU election debate...