>PARLIAMENTARY LABOUR PARTY PASSES 172 - 40 VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE IN CORBYN BUT HE STILL REFUSES TO RESIGN
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36647458
>LABOUR FILLING UP WITH CORBYN SUPPORTERS TO KEEP HIM IN POWER
http://labourlist.org/2016/06/momentum-claims-huge-spike-in-membership-after-corbyn-coup/
>TRAITOR THATCHERITE HANNAN: "LEAVING THE EU DOESN'T MEAN WE HAVE TO REDUCE IMMIGRATION, GOYIM! IT'S GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY!"
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/683445/daniel-hannan-brexit-not-lead-cut-migration-vote-leave
>1922 COMMITTEE: "WE NEED A GENERAL ELECTION BY SEPTEMBER"
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-pm-prime-minister-brexit-tories-conservatives-david-cameron-to-go-a7106441.html
>MORALITY MAN AGREES - AND WARNS WE COULD END UP LIKE NORWAY
http://hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk/2016/06/why-we-need-a-general-election-by-mid-september.html
>ARE NIGE: "THE TORIES ARE GOING TO BACKTRACK ON IMMIGRATION PROMISES"
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-nigel-farage-immigration-tories-free-movement-of-labour-backsliding-a7107066.html
>FARAGE ARRIVES IN THE EU TO THE BIGGEST DISPLAY OF EUROPEAN BUTTHURT SINCE WWII; "YOU'RE NOT LAUGHING NOW"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7le5GPJpbE
>THE WOMAN WHO MADE IT LEGAL FOR YOU TO BE ARRESTED IF YOU DISAGREE WITH GAY MARRIAGE IS FAVOURITE TO BECOME PRIME MINISTER
http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/684010/Theresa-May-favourite-to-lead-tories-poll
>SNP SUPPORTERS ARE THE MOST ANTI-EU IN SCOTLAND
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/683755/Nicola-Sturgeon-SNP-Scottish-independence-EU-referendum-Brexit
>BIZARRELY BASED MAD MULLAH GALLOWAY INTERVIEWS FARAGE: "I WAS EUPHORIC"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIYdQTh3yMk
>CNN INTERVIEWS FARAGE ON BREXIT & TRUMP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwNi5HMOlbQ
Britain politics is quiet for the most part but goes insanely overboard in terms of happenings during general elections, referendums etc.
however it dies down quickly, except this time i do not see an end to these happenings.
>tories in leadership kerfuffle
>labour civil war/blairite purge
>media going full fear mongering over brexit
>no-one has a plan on what to do moving forward after brexit
>scotland full of scots
>>79123570
Yet still not 1 bong is willing to provide imagery of their uncut willy.
Bizarre, isn't it?
>>79123655
DELETE THIS
>>79123655
I'm not putting my dick on the internet lad
>>79123590
>dave and the missus
>>79123724
>>79123725
I am filthy, disgusting, sorry lads :(
>>79123838
I forgive you
>>79123863
Would you be willing?
Brexit has gone too far. White people must be replaced with black people before there are any more racist attacks.
>>79123959
Does make me wonder why there were so few poc in harry potter?
>>79123590
That pig is cute as all hell. How could anyone eat that?
>Those wanting to change the Labour Party leadership will have to take part in a democratic election
>essentially: 1v1 cunt
TYBCorb
>>79123959
hilarious how rowling stated how pleased she was with this change and how she never said hermoine was white
except for a description of her in one book of her white face and red frizzy hair
xth for the chuckle brothers
>>79124103
Do you reckon David Cameron is cut or uncut?
>>79124050
them indian twins though
and that chink
also that fat black dude
>>79124050
because there are so few of them in the UK despite what the kike media wants everyone to believe
>>79124050
Intellect is a an attribute commonly associated with 'magic power'. Most niggers simply don't have the sufficient power/prowess in magic to be considered a serious wizard, or a wizard at all.
We need strong leaders now. What do?
Go to sleep!
>>79124226
> also that fat black dude
You're thinking of Harry's muggle cousin. He wasn't black he just loved KFC
Why is he crying lads?
>>79124201
one of my mates shagged a bird that sucked off paul chuckle
Soon.
>>79124286
I don't think that is strictly speaking true, is it pham?
>>79124358
Dudley?
>>79124379
10/10 would vote
>>79124363
sad because no nationalisation of railways :'(
>>79124389
>glastonbury 2050
>>79124363
> just gave Abbot a cheeck lick round the back of Parliament for old times' sake
> fuckin fish taste m8, don't remember that from 1985 damn
>>79124358
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6pjmb2zL-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5aNWSasP2o
>>79124213
>RINDLESS
>>79124369
nice
What world needs is fucking left conservatism. Leftist parties around europe have abandoned working class and have chose drive agenda of globalist, faggots and muslims. I hope for day real left conservative option arises. Before that happens euro-sceptics and even rightwing nationalist have my support. Btw you can be nationalistic, conservative and same time have leftist view of economy.
>>79124389
thats not the uk m8.
looks like sydney to me.
You're at a club when this man comes up to you and tells you that despite voting to leave the EU we should keep open borders because mass immigration is good for London.
How do you respond?
>>79124363
> when you run out of bullets but there's still blairite traitors left to purge
>>79124657
>>79124657
jfc stop spamming the same 5 images in every thread you autistic cunt
>>79124757
Hello Douglas
What is this robe called and where can I get one Brit/pol/?
>>79124657
Tell him to fuck off and call him a traitor to the country and cause.
>>79124742
strong belwas
>>79124604
> Btw you can be nationalistic, conservative and same time have leftist view of economy.
Almost could be called national... socialism?
t. Carl Gustaf Emil
>>79124552
So, what was the point of that video exactly?
>>79124835
Dressing Gown
>>79124835
They are called Smoking Jackets.
Is it just me or is he getting younger?
>>79124868
>>79124835
Smoking jacket pal
>>79124969
wtf m8
>>79124835
a smoking jacket
>>79124657
I slap his girlfriend's ass
>>79124969
Wrong pic
Anyone have the image of jk Rowling getting btfo with all the "however" remarks?
>>79124969
>405.jpg
>>79125236
please
>>79125269
All I can wank to these days is simpsons gay porn lad
>>79124389
>>79124629
Just done a google search on pic, came up Birmingham uk!!!!
>>79125470
>>79124969
>405.jpg
>406.jpg
>>79124969
>>79125470
>>79125770
I just
I mean it's not even well drawn
There is a really important question that hasn't been answered re Brexit imho.
Was Ainsley In or Out?
>>79123432
okay guys, the referendum is over, you can stop making shitty cancerous generals shitting up my board
>>79124629
It was the funeral of some muzzie who died a few weeks ago.
>>79125909
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXQCo9fLYWI
>>79125956
Brit/pol/ is years old you fucking philistine
>>79124835
Turn your coat inside out
>>79125956
Its not over until new PM.
...
Its not over until Article 50 is declared.
...
And then its not over for another 2 years.
...
And then it continues with the gradual collapse of the EU as everyone else jumps ship.
>>79126061
why would you respond to such shitty amerifat bait?
>>79125956
Our generals are the best generals and everyone knows it. Check your ressentiment.
>>79126022
Give, thine meat, a good ol' rub, for the EU is muscovado.
>>79126123
I look forward to the coming years of Brit/pol/ as we sit and laugh at the crumbling EU
>>79125956
>>79126123
brit/pol/ has been around longer than any other general thread currently running on /pol/. Just because some retards came from reddit for /tg/ doesn't change that.
>>79125956
>Checks flag
How about you fuck off with your gay love affair with Trump. No one gives a fuck about that shit anyway, whilst everyone cares about the glorious battle that is British Politics, with heroes and villains in every corner.
American Politics = Basic and boring shit
British Politics = GoT complexity meets LoR grandeur
>>79125956
not even close faggot
>>79124201
Redpilled Chuckle bros seems unlikely, but then I think of Bobby Fischer.
>>79124657
Hannan would also gut the welfare state. He believes immigration would self correct if people could only move to work.
>>79124363
definite toblerone binge, senpai
a u t i s t
>>79124835
Housecoat or dressing gown. Notice the quilted shawl lapel. It's very Edwardian.
The pattern's a brocade.
>>79123590
>Don't ever talk to me or my wife ever again
>>79126912
I thought that too but after seeing the other replies it looks much more like a shorter smoking jacket, seeing as he's outside.
>>79127113
Don't give up now comrade. You're so close.
>>79126707
confirmed for /pol/ shitposter
>>79127167
BUT WHERE CAN I GET ONE
>>79127113
so, finally what hitchens wants?
>>79127234
>I have quite literally heard Jeremy Corbyn deliver a more fulsome defence of Colonel Gaddafi than the EU
he says that like it's a bad thing
Nearly time for kippers.
>>79124369
Lmao what an anecdote
I'd put that on a t-shirt if i were him
>>79127342
Looks like it. Blairites are finally fucking off.
>>79127113
I just came
>>79127526
FACK OFFF FACKIN BLAIREEEETS
>>79127342
>>79127526
Only partially; unless the Tories collapse as well it was all for nothing
>>79123959
There are a few things you can't change about a character. One of these things is race. The other is gender.
If you try to change either of these things, then kiss my fucking ass.
James Bond will be a black woman next.
>>79127662
>reclaim your independence
>all for nothing
wrong!
If middle of the road labour quits, and joins up with middle of the road conservatives in some new party it might be the best for all.
>>79127662
Labor collapses, Cons collapses, SNP is unviable south of Hadrian's, UKIP declares first High Chancellor "the barrage" Farage?
I like where this is going?
The UK is Germany’s third-largest export market. It is the fifth-largest for France and Italy. It is absurd to think these countries would stop selling to Britain or put tariffs on British exports. The British would respond in kind, and Europe cannot afford a trade war. The EU did not create the existing trade patterns. They were already in place. The EU’s members will not allow Brussels to disrupt them.
Nor did the EU create the patterns of investment. Britain’s banks channel global capital and are a huge source of investment for the Continent. The EU is hardly going to hamper that flow by blocking investments.
As for regulations that could force EU banks to relocate jobs and resources to Frankfurt, this misses a number of points. Given Europe’s weakness, the burden is on the EU to show continuity. It needs the flow of capital.
Further, it is the clients who determine the world’s banking hubs. London has been a traditional banking center preferred by foreign clients. New York—not Frankfurt—is the alternative. If clients had wanted to bank in Frankfurt, they would have done so.
Obviously, nothing will happen in the immediate future. But it is not clear to me that there will be any real economic blowback. The UK is not Greece. Attempting to shun the British carries heavy potential consequences. Anything imposed on the British will resonate on the Continent. And Germany—which gets almost 50% of its GDP from exports—is not likely to let anyone hinder that trade.
The economic impact of the UK leaving the EU is minimal because the EU—not Britain—is the weak player. The EU is fighting with Poland over political changes… has criticized Hungary on human rights… is still engaged in the Greece disaster… has an emerging Italian banking crisis. Additionally, Finland is in economic trouble, and anti-EU parties are gaining strength.
The EU has so many internal issues they are hard to count. Its retaliation is the last thing Britain should fear.
>>79128126
What would that even be? The Whig party?
Cameron for PM desu.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3665059/Prime-Minister-says-help-curb-migrants-Cameron-demands-borders-crackdown-parting-shot-EU.html
>>79128126
>middle of the road
So Blairite, which has successfully captured the "middle" of British politics
Agreed
>>79127113
Haha
Well, I'm sure that the Tony Blair party will have widespread popular support.
>>79128254
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3665059/Prime-Minister-says-help-curb-migrants-Cameron-demands-borders-crackdown-parting-shot-EU.html
Can't you just turn Ireland into a Nauru for the whole EU?
>>79128201
>>79128244
Whigs, Remain party could all be used...
Truth in advertising would be "The New Blair Party"
>>79127466
what are these
>kippers
?
So it really, truly looks like there is no going back. Merkel wants you blokes gone.
You're doing it. You're free. Now just deal with Scotland and you're golden.
>>79124657
DEATH TO TRAITORS
>>79128656
>Now just deal with Scotland and you're golden.
Got it all under control mate
>>79124657
>>79128644
lmgtfy.com/?q=kippers
>>79128656
>You're doing it. You're free
No we aren't, we aren't until we've officially left the EU
"Prepare for surprises. If I were the EU leadership (and we must assume they are intelligent and cunning), I would begin with a ‘hard cop’ routine, of aloof resentment, with hints of menace. Then, when enough silly panic had been spread in Britain (this is what the Bad Losers’ Alliance – which has now replaced the Remain Campaign - are now working on, very hard) they can come up with a new offer, which at the very least keeps us in the single market and requires a large contribution from us, and at the very most requires either a new referendum or the endorsement of the public in a snap election."
Fresh meme lads, how did I do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuYuCkPaso&feature=youtu.be
>>79128768
That guy looks like Rees-Mogg lmao.
>>79128773
what I don't understand is why you would have a time for gross looking fish
>>79128912
Rees-Mogg is probably the greatest Briton alive after our dear lord Farage.
>>79128867
B- / 10
>>79128925
UKIPpers
>>79129029
Ah. Got it. Thanks.
>>79128791
Well, fuck, then you'll have to push harder.
You Britfriends realize it's all on you now, right? You are the glorious Anglo Vanguard. It's up to you to make sure the referendum is carried out. You have to vote. You have to protest. You have to petition. You have to do whatever it takes to hold Boris and Gove and the rest's feet to the fire. You have to knuckle down and not let them accept anything less than total Brexit. It's up to you.
I almost envy you. As an American I do love a good revolution. It gets my blood pumping.
>>79128998
Who else do you even know of?
Name ten important conservative British jounalists, writers, philosophers, politicians etc
What's your favourite Rees-Mogg speech?
>>79128925
Kippers are fucking lush you tasteless yank.
>>79128201
Yup.
For the EU to cut off UK trade, they would have to have an established global trading financial centre, but with Deutsche bank barely above water, and Germany's financial commitments across the EU such a thing is decades away.
Meanwhile last time I checked, London is still trading everything and anything, all over the world, euro funbucks included.
Also don't forget Italy and Spain, two traditionally strong EU economies still in total shit street, with France not doing much better (basically surviving because of direct trading with the UK and Germany)
>>79129118
Yeah, I can tell by the amount of optimism you hold over this shit
In the past the EU has literally ignored votes and made countries vote again, and it's worked - Don't expect much
>>79129027
What's it missing?
>>79129187
Germany isn't helped by the fact that the Germans are potentially the worst bankers in the world, which you allude to.
>>79129118
Mate if there is any backsliding there WILL be blood on the streets. It would be samson option for a lot of people.
>>79128925
Kippers are great
>>79129123
Not him but saw moggy at my Uni in 2013
>https://youtu.be/vUKjTPPcOdQ
This might have been my favourite speech until this
>https://youtu.be/Ghsiu9A8k0Y
Was a very good one, sounded more like an Oxford Tutorial than a speech, very informative, eloquent and persuasive.
Also this is forever my favourite moggy interview
>https://youtu.be/jc4VxIWXX4w
>>79129298
Flow
Restoration home is my favorite show.
Thanks guys.
>>79128244
The Whigs were the Lib Dems historically. Since the "coalition" [top kek] theyve been dead ducks. Who is even their leader now? Still that cucked ex-deputy-PM ?? Nope- Tom Farron, anyone even heard of him?
>>79129118
>>79128791
If EU wins by sowing economic distress until the UK capitulates, it will spread around the world.
The economy will decline in the US. And when the economy declines in the US, voters turn against the incumbent. The """clever""" EU strategem may bring the UK back at the cost of winning Trump the election.
>>79129123
Mogg represents everything decent about Britain that we want to conserve. He's one of the last politicians in the West whose mind isn't infected with or reacting against jewry.
>>79128741
L
KUK
L
>>79129384
You're right
I deleted it. I'll upload it when it's better.
>>79129516
I was calling him out for being a typical American shitposting retard, not arguing that Rees-Mogg isn't based
>"Rees-Mogg might just be THE MOST BASED POLITICIAN IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY!!!!.. AFTER FARAGE OF COURSE"
>Asked to name a few others
>
Ignorant cunt
>>79129516
At least try to meme a MP that been a minister.
>>79124560
top bantz
>>79129660
Blair
Thatcher
Corbyn
Cameron
Osborne
Jo Cox
Boris
Theresa May
Winston Churchill
Neville Chamberlin
Not that other guy, but I didn't cheat. I feel like this is pretty legit for a burger
WHICH ONE OF YOU WAS THIS
http://i.4cdn.org/gif/1467136463293.webm
>>79129970
>Great small-c conservative politicians
>Blair, Corbyn, Cameron, Osborne, Jo Cox, Theresa May
Jesus wept
Am I the only person who's a little nostalgic for Gordon Brown?
I feel like he's a statesman, whatever you think of his politics, and wish he'd rear his head.
>>79130156
Fuck that scottish cunt.
>>79129970
Shut the fuck up.
Christ you're embarrassing.
>>79130057
Hahahaha,
Blair was legit conservattive.
Cox and Corbyn were obvious double agents
>>79130286
>Blair was legit conservattive.
I want any British posters ITT to remember that this is the quality of discussion you're encouraging when you respond to American posters
>>79130420
He's a retard but Maggie did say that her greatest achievement was Blair, because she brought the Labour party so far right compared to what it would have been.
>>79129118
We got this
>glorious Anglo Vanguard
This is how we feel.
> As an American I do love a good revolution. It gets my blood pumping.
This is how we do.
I know there are shitters outside parliament now, complaining about a democratic 70+ % turnout vote that they don't like the result of, but right now is the time to look and laugh at these fools.
And by God and the Queen [trademarked], if there is any reneging on this, or 2nd referedum bs, then the entire house of cards will straight up collapse, and her Majesty will have to step in, dissolve parliament and honour the vote of her bloodsoaked citizenry.
For that is our fucked up, wonderous monarchical way.
Also I reckon Farage has a meaner right hook than Gordy B.
>>79130057
How far back do you want me to go for philosophers? Lord Halifax? Edmund Burke?
Journalists are harder to do since I don't typically consume British media. Can't answer here.
Politicians: Thatcher, Churchill, Disraeli, Gladstone, Rees-Mogg, Fox (but I don't know how much I'd consider him a conservative). John Major, Ian Duncan Smith, William Hague...
That's all I can do off the top of my head. Sorry, bro.
Now,
>name 10 most influential American conservative journalists
>10 most influential American conservative politicians, philosophers
>your favorite speech by Henry Cabot Lodge Sr.
etc.
>>79130420
I remember him and GWB being joined at the hip
BTW, do all Brits have a micropenis?
>>79130656
Do you want some more modern ones? Osborne? Boris Johnson? Michael Gove?
>>79130623
Just like how Democrats in the US are conservative-lite
>>79130848
> Democrats in the US are conservative-lite
Anyone who actually thinks this is an idiot.
>>79130813
I mean, in a world with google, being able to name Brits is not very impressive. My list was imperfect because I went off the cuff.
>>79130940
I didn't wiki those. Well, I admit I did for Hague because I remember his face, but not the name.
>>79130623
Her concerns were only economic, in that area yes they're right
The political divide between left and right hasn't been about economic policy for decades, it's been about social and cultural policy
>>79130656
>After all this time he threw up about 2 genuine answers
I didn't just ask for politicians pal, thanks for half-arsedly listing the Tory party leaders and current leader nominees though
>Now,
No no no, you don't get to do that - I don't go into threads about American politics and shit them up with my total lack of knowledge about the way things work over there, whereas you do it to us
>>79130156
That is probably the most revolting thing I have ever read on 4chan. Gordon Brown unironically went full new world order. Literally called for it. Commie bastid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFtI_mVOXbQ
fuck I dunno if I'm gonna be able to stay awake for PMQs
>>79129970
Jesus christ
Look, I am a american poster, and that fucking embarrassing.
>>79129123
Okay, without google. Hope I am not too awful.
May
Lelwellyn <sp>
Ian Duncan Smith
Lord Ashcroft
Hague
Shapps
Brady
Javid
JOhn Hayes
Paul Goodman
John Major
>>79130923
Obama is more conservative than Eisenhower & Nixon. In some ways more conservative than Reagan.
>>79131069
I agree, I don't like Blair in the slightest, nor think he was conservative but he wasn't as bad as he could have been.
>>79131069
>didnt just ask for politicians
but i didn't just add politicians? wow, do you even know the history of your own party?
>he avoided answering
lol
>>79131174
How old are you? Did you just read that on reddit and start parroting it?
>>79131188
If you're an economic liberal I suppose
>>79130420
Top kek, atleast the americans speak our lingua angla, unlike those bean eating leafs.
>>79131174
Says the man who posted this
>>79129970
>>79131277
34, how old are you?
Anyway, which nation do you lads think will be the next domino to fall?
The French are obviously raring to hold a referendum, but they may not be able to hold one as soon as some others.
Am i the only one who think that even if Brits voted to leave, the next PM will never triggers article 50 to get out of the EU ? I think it's too good to be true...
With all of the medias shitstorm, revealing their true liberal face by scaring off everyone, if, and i think it will happen, the UK doesn't leave the EU, the medias propaganda and the actual state of the market and currency, will discourage others to leave the EU.
What is the atmosphere in UK right now ? Because there's no medias in France that write a paper without trying to scaring us, there's even one who wants the falling of the UK to show to others how bad it will be for us to leave UE
>>79131277
FWIW I was just at the Reagan library a few weeks ago and was surprised to learn what a liberal guy he was.
>>79131442
I reckon you just rekt that roo pouch.
>>79131543
The french want it the worse, but I suspect the dutch will beat them to it.
If both UK and France leave, the EU is done.
>>79131543
Netherlands probably
>>79131653
Given that the French banking system is multiple times its GDP and the French banks are being forced to pursue ever risking loans around the world for profits (huge potential liabilities in China), I think Germany would rather not have be liable for its debts when it all blows up.
>>79126018
AL Baghdadi?
>>79131153
BTW, how awful was my list?
>>79131579
Yes but do you really think he was more liberal than the man who lit up the white house as a rainbow, wants to ban guns, made amnesty a thing and stopped deporting illegals, shames his own nation constantly and supports Hillary Clinton?
The guy is talking nonsense.
>>79129970
For a burger yes well done.
> You crack me up little buddy
>>79131653
If ANY other nation leaves the EU is done.
Just one more nation voting Leave will trigger a run on every bank in every country in Southern Europe. They're all loaded with debt and on the verge of collapse. If there's even a hint that the Euro might soon cease to exist, they'll go up in flames. That will be the end of everything.
>>79125956
>1 post
>>79131188
>he wasn't as bad as he could have been
He did pic related to London. He couldn't have been any worse without provoking armed resistance.
>>79131871
if UK and France goes
>EU has no nukes
>EU loses the 5th and 6th largest economy in the world.
>EU loses all major defense contractors.
>Brit/pol/
>Becomes thread about American politics interspersed with politically illiterate yanks calling Tony Blair a conservative and throwing around "Wow (Politician that I only learned about today from meme pictures) seems really based chaps!" style comments
GET THE FUCK OUT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>79131930
I guess I don't look at what Obama says, as much as what Obama does.
Getting really pissed with the yank reporters, lads.
They're rude and ignorant. They hardly gave a fuck about our politics a month ago, but now they suddenly 'know' everything about us and our politics. Fuck them all, same goes with the American posters here.
>>79132208
It's true. britpol seemed really boring until the Brexit. I spend most of my time on /sg/
It feels really cucky to say, but I enjoy lurking these threads and agree Americans need to post less.
>>79128791
Hitchens may know his politics but he doesn't know his economics. Merkel isn't going to let Juncker immolate the eurozone.
There will be an "amicable divorce." Nobody should kid themselves, this is going to be economically painful. Jobs will be lost and growth will shrink. But this is all short term pain for long term gain. If the EU wants to fuck with us out of spite, it will be long term pain for everyone.
>>79132045
Will the EU have to raise everyone's taxes to pay for rapefugees, Italy bank crash, Greece, and the poorer members, their planned eu military and everything else I forgot.
Won't people be extremely pissed at higher taxes?
>>79131555
There will be a literal revolt if we don't get out. Blood on the streets. Anyway, the EU Parliament passed a resolution yesterday calling for Article 50 to be implemented as soon as possible. And there are no serious politicians calling for anything other than full implementation of Article 50. There is no going back now.
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?pubRef=-//EP//TEXT+TA+P8-TA-2016-0294+0+DOC+XML+V0//EN
>>79132208
But in fairness, this is American prime time. Why the fuck are you even awake right now?
>>79132164
>>79132208
Sorry, friends, it's just that you all have become so fucking interesting thanks to Brexit. You are where things are happening now. You've even superseded Trump.
>>79132164
>>79132208
But what if we know what we are talking about?
:(
>>79132164
Okay, friend. Let's talk about Brit politics. So far, you've added nothing to the conversation, or even to get it rolling. Start.
Tony Blair wasn't a conservative, but New Labor definitely had a more (classically) liberal bent then the Labor of Corbyn. This probably confuses some Americans. This is irrelevant, though, because Blair is irrelevant.
What do you want to talk about?
>>79132310
It's only boring because no one wants you here, and rightly so.
>>79132385
Can't be fucked to sleep.
>>79132394
That's not an excuse for ignorance and pushing retardation down everyones' throats.
>>79132401
You really don't.
>>79132358
>the EU Parliament passed a resolution yesterday calling for Article 50 to be implemented as soon as possible
I bet Juncker and Merkel are really sad that they made the EU parliament completely powerless right about now.
>>79131555
Obviously there's political instability and economic uncertainty but this was always going to be the case. Labour imploding maybe a little out of the blue but still all desu well within acceptable limits. So far.
The media can only harp on for so long before looking increasingly ridiculous. BBC were visibly disappointed at having to grudgingly report the FTSE 3.25% rebound yesterday.
>>79132417
It must be stressed that they only "went right" economically from a Thatcherite perspective, which means nothing in the 21st Century because the Soviet Union doesn't exist anymore
And I hate that it's come to this because British people have enough of a problem with grasping this, let alone Americans; Thatcher was hardly a conservative at all
>>79125470
>this is the person i debate politics with
>>79131555
Check'd
It's really divided in the country atm, liberals and youth are obviously upset about being on the losing side, some bigots are being either overtly racist to anyone who doesn't look British and telling everyone to "pack their bags" I know pol will find The hilarious but it's the type of shit that could get this result reversed
Personally I think we'll trigger article 50 in October, then two years be made to vote again on whether we're "sure"
>>79132358
I hope for you you'll leave. You are maybe the country that will trigger a chain reaction all over the EU.
>>79131555
>>79131555
Thats the media furore here too. Its all buthurt liberal globalist news telling us how fucked everything is, and how there are protests outside parliament.
But honestly, Britain is functioning as normal, noone is going to accept an interim PM with "remain" leanings, it just won't fly - if Cameron (a remainer) cannot handle the EU exit, then there is no way any other "remainer" can be accepted by the populous to do the job.
So, once we get a stable Conservative party with a "leaver" as interim PM, article 50 will be declared, and we will commence our 2 year exit negotiations.
It just won't fly any other way, if through some serious fuck up, it doesn't go that way, there will be rioting of an unseen kind on the streets and the country will collapse, GG, nobody wants that here or in the EU.
In that instance the royals are obliged to step in etc...
In terms of atmosphere though- there is a very obviously noisy butthurt reamin side, though number in a only a few million, and a very quiet, somewhat smug leave side that is waiting to see the drama play out.
I'm sure there will be some fracas with the Scots, but as I undestand it the EU line is already revealed as Scotland cannot remain in the EU while the UK leaves, as they are the same political entity. So maybe there will be another referendum on Scotland's position within the UK.
So when will france become an ancilliary memeber of the frAnglo-sphere?
>>79132500
Well if they ignore the resolution it will show everyone what the EU truly is.
>>79132485
>It's only boring because no one wants you here, and rightly so.
I've been feeling a real solidarity with the UK posters since the Brexit, but before that I generally thought any commonwealth posters were the most obnoxious pieces of shit from anywhere on /pol/
>>79132720
>Well if they ignore the resolution it will show everyone what the EU truly is.
Doesn't everyone already know?
I think technically, it was a "motion" because the EU parliament doesn't even have the power of legislative initiative.
>>79132485
>You really don't.
Where am I wrong?
I am not this idiot >>79129970
>>79132571
>Thatcher was hardly a conservative at all
I'm not disputing you given the nebulous nature of the term "conservative," but please explain your reasoning. I have a guess as to where you going, but I might be wrong.
>>79123432
BRITAIN IS FINISHED AND BANKRUPT
IMMIGRANTS HAVE BEHEADED THE QUEEN
1.7 MILLION IN ALIMONY
910K THOUSAND IN CHILD SUPPORT
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
>>79132706
Soon brother.
what is article 50?
>>79132856
Yeah you're the google enabled internet smart guy
>>79132853
There are still people unironically comparing EU """"""""""democracy"""""""""" favourably with the UK because of FPTP and the House of Lords/monarchy.
>>79132895
Google is your friend
http://www.lisbon-treaty.org/wcm/the-lisbon-treaty/treaty-on-European-union-and-comments/title-6-final-provisions/137-article-50.html
>>79131921
Pretty bad m8.
The list should pretty much be:
Nigel
"The barrage"
Farage
Boris
"BJ"
"BOZZA"
"BOZZO"
Johnson
and then anyone you can remember pre-2016.
>>79132720
I'm wondering just what a snap election will do. Obviously the plan now for the EU and the Sore Losers of the Conservative part is to try and make the results seem nominally as BAD AS POSSIBLE to scare people into regretting their vote to leave. This might make a new referendum or election endorsement of remaining possible. On the other hand, this could simply make the Norway solution far more palatable and the path of lease resistance.
But part of me wonders if this essentially new voting block lifted from the corpse of the labor party will be affected. They are utterly disillusions - they cant be made to fear precisely because their economic situation is already so bleak. What does the stock market tanking 5% mean to them?
I think that if a snap election were held come October and Labor and Sore Losers Party were still campaigning on a very pro-EU stance, you just might see UKIP make some real gains. This might be harmed by all the baggage associated with UKIP, but there is no other party with the brand built up like UKIP to catch the gains from campaigning against the EU.
>>79133010
No fellow burger, I am married to a British born women and followed it from the end of the Blair era.
>>79132313
Eh buddy, Americans posting livens up the bantz, in that way only a lil bro could.
Cuz fuck those leafs.
>>79133117
Nigel Farage is UKIP, not Conservative.
>>79132755
This is because the commonwealth lost its governing hand back in '73.
But we're nack now baby.
>>79133270
see
>Google is your friend
whoops
>>79133405
He was formerly in the conservative party but left in...94 I believe due to EU stance by the C party.
You aren't laughing now are you?
t. Nigel Farage
>>79133405
Aye, but he is our Lord protector for 2016, and should be on every list for his 17 years of EU ebin trollan.
>>79133535
And then the entire EU parliament stood up, raised their right hands, and chanted ZIEG HEIL, ZEIG HEIL.
I can but dream.
>>79133444
And I'm really, genuinely glad to see it.
>>79133260
Knowing how much the bilderbergers want brexit to fail, it's impossible to predict anything. I didn't foresee anything other than a landslide victory and smooth transition till Jo Cox was MKUltraed. Now I don't know what to expect. I just want to get on with my life, but feel I must be constantly vigilant for jewish trickery.
>>79132755
Nah mate, it's only banter. I was just triggering you burgs.
Kill that bitch Sammantha B, though. That would be top banter.
She's really pissing me off.
>>79133260
I don't really see how a new single issue party is going to be able to challenge the Tories. If the Tories are committed to following through with this, it's happening. The only stable opponents they have at the moment is the fucking SNP.
So far it seems like the eurosceptic Tory backbenchers are making sure the promises are kept, so it's all looking good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeZIWGMQj5I
>>79133499
I knew what article 50 was, just pointing out that google search of article 50 will find it.
>>79133510
Okay. My bad, I wasn't following British poltiics back in 1990s. Started to follow it in 2005 or so.
>>79133650
:)
I just hope the dullard 48% leftist liberal brainwashed faggot SJW's of my countrymen come to see it in the next decade.
>>79132895
Kills all the Jews
Any other American braindeads here that want to contribute some fucking shit-tier discussion to a general thread that used to be filled with calm well-meaning knowledgeable-about-politics British NEETs at this time, but has instead been overrun by you?
>>79133642
>>79133535
>>79133745
SNP ain't no great shakes mate. They are unironically calling for Scotland to not be dragged out of the EU, completely ignoring that for every two Remain SNP voters, there is one Leave voter.
>>79133745
The goal is not the beat the tories, it's to force them into a coalition. No matter what happens, unless they make Boris the leader, they are bound to lose their majority in a future election. Even with Boris as leader keeping the majority is a big IF.
If UKIP can win enough seats, they then can force UKIP into a coalition for concessions on EU. The real question is would the conservatives play ball or go into the bosom of their EU lovers in Labor or the lib dems. Thats probably more likely.
Even without the above, significant gains by UKIP would be seen as an endorsement of the results of the referendum.
>So far it seems like the eurosceptic Tory backbenchers are making sure the promises are kept, so it's all looking good.
I hope so. I was surprised Cameron went out and said re-evaluation of free movement in needed for a new deal with Britain post-Brexit. Let's see if this stance remains.
>>79133942
This is beautiful. Make me laugh out loud.
>>79133950
Based Nige hero if the western world
>>79133779
British politics has been dead since Thatcher/Reagan, and that is primarily because of the EU. When Thatcher's term was finally up, the EEC evolved into the EU, and British politics became a side show for the British people to beleive that they still had a democratic voice. The only notable thing between then and now, was Blair waging war with Bush.
We're finally a country where our internal politics matters again, not just internally, but externally.
>>79133950
Who do you think you are kidding Mr Junker?
>>79133830
Isn't that Article 66?
>>79134161
Nige-Trump Nazi coalition
>>79133942
Mate you just got trolled you fucking spacker. Lurk more and stop tripfagging.
So I am going to ask a Labour question.
> Labour MPs cannot force Corbyn out
>Change in party leadership requires a party vote
Can they call a "Snap" vote (and if so, who can call it) or do they have to wait till their annual meeting?
>>79134239
Article 14, sub section 88
>>79124969
>>79125269
>>79125536
>>79125470
I can't stop laughing holy shit
>>79134239
All the articles are dedicated to killing the Jews.
Soon, brother, soon.
>>79134266
Trump's putting together the nationalist workers party here. Or at least trying to. Cuckservatives everywhere you look though.
>>79133942
Oh for fuck's sake. You don't own this fucking thread you know.
>>79134433
I never pretended to be Boring Centrist
>>79134482
What happened to emo kiddeh
