>Farage out
>Johnson out
oh god I'm dying here
>Abandon ship!
>>61659771
bitch is fleeding to Trinidad and Tobago top kek
but are you Slovenian dying or superior Upper Carniolan dying
No fucking way lmao, I would have thought Farage of all people would stick with it to the end.
>fuggg boris the memes became reality what the fuck do we do
>dont worry nigel old m8 just jump ship like i did and let some other wanker sort the mess
They were in it for a bit of a laugh and then idiots started taking him seriously, kudos for him for taking it as far as he's taken it. Comedians could learn a thing or two
Happy 4th of july
>>61659771
so who's the leader now? The royal babby? lmao
>>61660264
Nicola Sturgeon
Up next: The queen dies, and no "leave" campaigners are left
>>61659771
>tfw your nation is a laughing stock and the average English person has an IQ of 5.
OH CANADA HERE I COME!!!
>>61660498
I'm very sorry.
Good luck Charles.
>>61659771
>The two biggest advocates of Brexit bailed out already
"Who's laughing now" says Farage
Why are retards acting like farage going isn't completely expected and fine?
>>61660618
Hilarity
What are you retards talking about?
He's not an MP, he wouldn't have anything to do with Brexit anyway
He's a genuine politician, he campaigned for this for 25 years, and he won.
It's only right he steps down.
>>61659771
>it's a Britcoward jumping ship when the going gets tough episode
Gee, what a surprise.
The British are even more fairweather than the Italians.
>>61660704
Grasping at straws to find something to mock us with
>Br*ts
Ahahahahshaha
>>61659771
lol cucks. better prepare my welfare check and ur gurl.
>>61659771
Farage isn't an MP and has no real power. He's still an MEP though and will continue to be one for the 2 years he has remaining.
>>61660776
>>61660776
top kek
>>61659771
What the fuck ::::::::::::::D
Shit gets real and bitches jump the ship.
Guess brits got fucked afterall.
>>61660776
Do you think that rea life is like shounen where Nigel Farajayjay looks back, smiles tearfully and walks away into the sunset, his blazer stylishly on his left shoulder, amidst sakura blossoms? Foolish perfidious Albions.
>British """""government""""""
>>61659771
NEVER EVER
>>61660776
You haven't even sent the article 50 yet.
You haven't even initiated the god damn process and already the top campaigners for the brexit campaign have detached themselves from it.
Why? Shouldn't Johnson and Farage follow this through the end?
>>61659771
England is such a joke.
>>61660776
He's the one who championed this movement and the loudest voice in the whole campaign. If he had any spine he'd step up and lead the country in the direction he's pushed them in.
Like a typical populist, all complaints, no solutions.
What? I love Britan now.
>>61659771
>this kills the UKIP
Bitch could've at least held on until the next election smack my head baka.
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>>61660498
Canada has suffered enough
>>61661679
>He'd step up and lead the country
Do you know how politics work? How do you think he would accomplish this?
No I'm sure the government would just let Nigel control the terms of Brexit because reasons
>>61659771
Jumping ship I guess he's more clever than he looks, and to think there's still people that believe his lies.
>>61661631
Even their delusions aren't powerful enough to stop them from seeing the disaster it has been, and will continue to be, for the country.
I love Europeans
You guys want to be America so badly that it's cute
>>61659771
>"I'm also very keen to help the independence movements that are springing up in other parts of Europe"
The fuck is this guys problem with the EU? He got the UK out of it so just fuck off already and mind your own damn business
>>61659807
>>61659838
>>61659868
>>61660157
Are you people being retarded on purpose?
He's still my hero!
>>61662111
We're pretending to be British
>>61660704
>party leader is finally able to get a big victory
>resigns
Wow very expected, I bet everyone was expecting this.
>>61662174
Stick to prostitution
>>61662219
As long as you're buying, sure
>Invade France
>lel well I've done my bit, you guys handle the rest
What great """""""leaders""""""" anglos make.
>>61662111
He's only done half the job as far as your country is concerned and won't even bother being at the negotiating table with the EU. And from what I've heard there's debate on whether or not you will get access to the free market without freedom of movement.
Seems like you're the retard here.
>>61659771
Are Brits alright with this? It seems from the outside that these guys fucked everything up and left it to others to clean the mess.
>>61662374
They can't admit that, because then they'll be admitting Brexit was a mistake.
This is all 100% according to plan and everyone else in the world is stupid for thinking otherwise.
>yfw Hooligastan downgraded their political power by themselves
>their only option to maintain free trade with EU is by becoming the new Norway
>nothing changes except they don't get to vote in EU issues
>>61661631
Johnson was simply stabbed in the back by Gove, typical tory infighting.
Farage has no power to invoke article 50 anyway, he's an MEP.
>"I've done my bit, it's obvious to me we can't achieve more than what we achieved"
What about trying to get your party more than one (1) seat in parliament? What about participating and trying to influence the actual negotiations with the EU? How about making pressure so that the UK government actually starts the process of leaving by activating article 50?
This is a shameful attempt of getting your ass out of the way Nigel.
>>61661679
>he'd step up and lead the country
How? He's an MEP, not an MP
>>61662339
>and won't even bother being at the negotiating table with the EU
He's still an MEP, nerdboy.
>defeat french fleet
>lel well I've done my bit, you guys handle the rest
What great """""""leaders""""""" anglos make.
>>61662556
>>61662560
Surely as an MEP he represents UKIP, so he steps down out of UKIP he can't possible be an MEP for UKIP?
>>61662339
>won't even bother being at the negotiating table with the EU
In the press conference he said he'd be there if he was asked to be. He's not in government and never has been.
>>61662374
>>61662478
Farage has no power, he's a fucking MEP, not an MP. This is up to the government and new PM to implement.
Typical fucking foreigners don't understand UK politics.
>>61662374
It literally makes no difference if farage is leader of ukip or not, he just wanted to leave the EU, know he's won the referendum he's job is done. he doesn't even have any power whatsoever domestically and nobody in politics likes him so its not like he will get a say in the negotiations
>>61662613
Explain in further detail how this in any way contradicts my post.
>>61662600
He stepped down as their leader, he's still in the party.
>>61662555
All the candidates for next PM will take us out of it, their party has them by the balls.
Europeans are this dense.
>>61662649
You're claiming people are jumping ship and backtracking yet Farage never had power anyway.
Same with Boris, he realised the rest of the MPs hate him so he bowed out before the humiliation of losing a leadership election.
Meanwhile Gove or Leadsom will be PM and get on with us leaving.
>>61662709
>Meanwhile Gove or Leadsom will be PM and get on with us leaving.
May is miles and miles ahead of both.
>>61662560
So you think at a time of grave political instability and doubt about brexit the people who spearheaded the whole thing all just up and quit? Shouldn't he at least wait until things have settled down and people can be sure it wasn't all a mistake?
To a foreigner it seems like utter madness.
>>61662709
No I didn't. Try again.
>>61662613
>Typical fucking foreigners don't understand UK politics.
Sorry for not knowing about the retarded procedure of economical suicide forwards and backwards.
>>61662709
>>61662727
Theresa May will definitely be the new leader.
lmoa UK on suicide watch
They should be criminally prosecuted for causing worldwide butthurt and potential economic strife for millions and just walking out
Take your fucking responsabilities you fucking cucks
>>61662655
>All the candidates for next PM will take us out of it
Wrong. All your candidates have said they'll start the negotiations. Not a single tory has said that they will activate brexit immediately.
Farage is a coward because he's leaving his party simply not to assume responsibilities. What's the plan now? What are the perks the UK will present and what is it willing to give in for a good deal?
It's obvious Nigel has no idea of what these answers are and he's trying to escape, just like Boris did. Even more obviously, he's trying to claim victory for a referendum result that by all intents and purposes is not binding and that needs a lot of work to result in anything at all.
This is a shameless move by him and I'm amazed on how anyone can think this is a honorable action. UKIP gains nothing with him leaving, it's quite the opposite really.
>>61662727
>>61662757
A remainer won't win with the tory members
>>61662807
May is the most popular candidate with Tory members.
>>61662522
He could still have stuck around and overseen the exit though. See that it got done properly, you know?
It looks strange that he immediately jumps ship as soon as the vote is over, right in a period of uncertainty. The brexit movement didn't just disappear overnight, did it? Won't it continue to need strong leadership?
You can't deny it looks weak.
>>61662741
Farage is a fucking MEP, 70% of the UK hates him and his party has 1 MP who the party itself fucking hates. This is basically irrelevant compared to the remain side shitting the bed (Cameron resigning and the Labour """"coup"""" that's taking weeks to happen).
>tfw Shithole Republic of Poland is more stable than Britan
>this thread
>let me tell you about your political culture
Does anyone here have a functioning democracy besides the brits? Jesus Christ.
>>61662799
Not true, he won't be able to humiliate himself and his supporters any more. Short of killing himself it's the best thing he could've done to promote his cause.
>>61662841
You're overplaying Farage's role, you've been suckered in by his propaganda.
>>61662799
He has no power over the negotiations, he's not in government, the government hate him, and he is an MEP, not an MP. He was not going to be involved regardless, the establishment hates UKIP.
You're acting like he was the fucking PM and resigned or something.
Andrea Leadsom said she'd implement article 50 immediately and Liam Fox said he'd implement it on the 1st of January 2017 so we're out on 1st January 2019.
>>61662177
His use is expired.
This was his one aim and he achieved it.
He's not part of the government so he can play no role in negotiating the divorce from the EU.
Now all UKIP is is a party with weird policies that they'll have to face now that they can't talk about the EU anymore.
Farage is done and UKIP effectively is as well.
>>61662876
/here/
>>61662876
>functioning democracy
We don't have an elected 2nd chamber.
>>61662841
You're overplaying who he is, he's just an MEP leading a party with 1 MP out of 650. He wasn't even in the official leave campaign during the referendum.
Not to mention he's still going to be around, just not leading his party.
>Won't it continue to need strong leadership?
Leadsom, Liam Fox or Gove. All of whom were in the official leave campaign unlike Farage.
>>61662876
reporting in
>This mad UKIP supporter defenidng Farage
Let me guess: if he had stayed on that would have been a genius decision too?
No matter what he does, you faggots stick up for him because muh cult of persoanlity.
Just accept that he's shit himself and leaving at the worst possible moment.
>>61662876
>Does anyone here have a functioning democracy besides the brits?
hello
>all this brits defending nigerl " the meme master" barrage to the bitter end
I'm proud of you lads.
You are doing a great service to memes all around the world.
>>61662876
Yo
Grab a compass, find the direction north and wave goodbye. Better hurry, because by 2018 the leftist party to end all leftists will simply not exist anymore. Now that's what I call democracy.
>>61659771
>I've done my bit
Kek the rats are leaving a sinking ship,yes?
>>61663035
I voted lib dem before Farron decided to go full anti-democratic cuck
>>61663075
He has no power even if he stays on
>1 MP
>who hates the party anyway and tried to coup Nigel last year
>>61662645
the UK did not leave, they did not even start to leave
>>61663035
Explain to me what use Nigel Farage is now.
He had an aim and he achieved it.
That's like staying in university four years after you graduate.
Him still being in charge of UKIP would have no influence in the fashion of how Britain left the EU.
Farage's importance is big because it's the rise of his party being the only reason Cameron offered a referendum to win in 2015 in the first place.
However his role is overstated in this instance because he's just an MEP - probably the only British MEP known to 95% of the UK population.
>>61660498
>>61659771
>"I've done my bit"
topkek
>>61663122
>He has no power
Wow this backpedaling.
He has the power of a public figure,the power of a party leader and the responsibility to represent his party.He obviously doesn't want the responsibility nor he wants to be a public figure in this.
He is literally going for the shadows.
>>61663187
Come to Australia instead Brits please!?!?!?!?
>>61662855
>This is basically irrelevant compared to the remain side shitting the bed (Cameron resigning and the Labour """"coup"""" that's taking weeks to happen).
Remain lost, so it's obvious that there is commotion and shit ensuing in that side. Not natural are leaders from the winning side stepping down.
>>61662935
I'm not acting like anything, learn to read. I know he's an MEP.
He is and has been for a while the leader of UKIP, the party that always wanted the brexit to happen and he's one of the main faces in the movement, his face was all over the news reports, all over the world, during the campaign the revealing of the results.
You're acting like he's a nobody and no one has a clue he exists.
His party just got its first victory, so it's obviously moving up from the 3rd place. Stepping down now is a right move? For fuck's sake.
>>61662949
It's obvious he can play a role in the negotiations, he is a part of the movement, he can use his presence and his established position in the public opinion to influence the government, just like he and others did during the campaign.
>Now all UKIP is is a party with weird policies that they'll have to face now that they can't talk about the EU anymore.
That's absolutely correct, but facing the policies not related to brexit is something that will only come up after brexit happens. By leaving now he's basically admitting UKIP's role was only shooting the gun, leaving the whole "disposing the body" deal to others, and that's the entire point.
Alright I'm fairly small with smooth skin and a young face.
I'm willing to suck someone's dick preferable someone living in the first world if I can move in with you plz help.
>>61663223
He said he'd still be around though. Just wants to let someone else rebrand UKIP and keep it going.
Ukip is kill.
There's no way they can find someone like Nige leading that lot.
Why did he want to send a message of weakness right after the vote? Does he actually WANT to dissolve UKIP now that they "got their independence back"?
>aahAHAHAHAHAHHA they actually fell for it!!! absolute madmen!!!
>>61663249
>he can use his presence and his established position in the public opinion to influence the government
Well he still has that - leader or no.
He's still greatly respected amongst a big part of the population and still has a voice he can use against the EU and the government. That hasn't changed. All that's changed is a simple job title.
>>61663231
Is it possible to move there and get a shit job if I have barely any qualifications
>>61663223
>He has the power of a public figure,the power of a party leader and the responsibility to represent his party
Don't worry, he won't be going anywhere and you'll probably still see him twatting up the television.
>>61663231
of course
>>61662100
>"I'm also very keen to help the independence movements that are springing up in other parts of Europe"
Why would he want an independent Scotland?
>>61663231
Already over a million of us there.
>>61662855
Regardless of his role in the negotiations, the fact that 95% of people associate Farage with leave means that he should stay on as a public figure and reinforce confidence in a cause that he's been supporting for over 20 years.
How will him leaving now give the British people more confidence? I guess in reality it doesn't matter at this point since there will definitely not be a second referendum but still.
>>61663321
i highly doubt it
>le Australian style points system
that nige has said about a million times during the campaign
>>61663187
>Canada
U better start watching hockey, bongs
>>61663265
>he'd still be around
Hiding from the shitstorm and letting someone take on the hits for his party?What a coward.
>rebrand UKIP
Why are we re-branding it now?More like hiding it.So they can't be associated with anything they did before.Political parasites.Cockroaches.
>>61663316
Right, but by leaving the party leader position he automatically becomes unaccountable for whatever happens from now on. That's my point, he's leaving without making sure everything is in its track.
I mean, can you really look at the entire situation and say "in two years Britain will be out of the EU with a good deal"?
I'm strongly opposed to brexit. I think it's a huge mistake and will weaken all of europe tremendously.
europe, the west, and white people in general are all FUCKED.
>>61663423
Thanks for reminding me Muhammed.
>>61663423
Everyone but us, you mean?
Hurry up with nexit and grexit, I need to buy a lot of shit.
>>61659771
Why? He got what he always fought for and now steps down, is he and UKIP even in the British parliament?
>>61663512
You're welcome, Rasheed.
>>61663525
The eternal Swede.
>>61663321
You can try for a trade, but idk the specifics
>>61663366
good lad
>>61663391
please bring more, before more r*publicans develop
>>61663547
They have one seat, although they got 1/3 of the vote at the last general election.
Such is life with FPTP voting.
>>61663575
Can I move in with you please? I swear I'll move out as soon as I'm on my feet...
>>61663610
It's an ingenious system that promotes stability, it takes a LOT to destabilize it.
Germany also has a clever and stable system.
With democracy, you got to do what it takes :^)
>>61663650
If you are white, then sure famalam
>>61663702
Yes I am please give me house key now?
>>61662949
>Join UK independence party
>Get Independence
>Quit independence party.
It's pretty simple. I'm guessing these are butthurt bremain shills.
>>61659771
How do you beat the same fucking drum for 20-25 years and then fucking leave at the *12th* hour, even after the thing you worked for for so long has been achieved
none of these guys have any balls
European Union With Blackjacks And Hookers when?
>>61663423
What has the eu done for white people?
I'm honestly asking this because it seems like it's run by anti white globalists and the remain propaganda didn't do much to convince otherwise
>>61663759
Ok.
>>61659771
rats abandon the sinking ship it seems
>>61659771
He said he was going to dismantle UKIP if they successfully exited the EU.
That has been achieved, so he kept his word and renounced.
Sad to see the man go, his speech at the EU parliament was great, but it is what it is.
K E K
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>>61663818
They already have one.
All hail her majesty, Queen of the united kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Sweden!
>>61663921
>Female ruler
>Sweden
Pfft
>>61663122
With 1 MP he can still use self-destruct though.
Listen here Sheeple,
Farage did this only to prevent anyone to question the legitimacy of the referendum.
A second referendum would cause an outrage now.
>>61659807
>>61659838
>>61659868
>>61660456
Bunch of dumb cunts. No wonder the Brits left the E.U.
>>61663831
>What has the eu done for white people?
Germany hasn't started ww3 yet.
>Harrrumph what's all this now? My calculations clearly show that Britain's efficiency would decrease by thirteen percent if we do not submit to the European Union! You should listen to me because I'm an expert and you are just a loser!
>>61663831
The eu does a lot of good in fact. It's just you never hear about it.
For example, environmental legislation, and pushing for common, sensible standards in technology. For example, pushing for a unified charger for phones has been a tremendous boon - many years ago, each maker would have its own charger and it was a huge pain.
The eu isn't anywhere near as bad as people make it out to be. I think the discourse during the brexit campaign became way too heated and filled with fearmongering and nonsense arguments.
Our countries are much weaker on their own, much more vulnerable to multinational businesses that can just ignore one country or force it to submit but will have to change their ways when confronted with a unified front. And in international trade and politics vs other power blocs in the world, a splintered eu will be laughably insignificant and easy to push around.
Isolationism will only make our countries weaker.
>>61663146
UKIP are going to continue aren't they? So why should Farage go?
>>61664226
UKIP is going to disappear too. They've lost their reason to exist.
I just can't wrap my mind around all the resignations. I can understand the losers quitting, but not the winners.
Isn't this when you need leaders the most?
>>61664201
Yeah, remember that time they fined Sweden for refusing to enact a law which they then later declared unconstitutional and tried to fine Sweden for keeping it?
>>61664112
>We shouldn't listen to experts
>Let's trust people like Boris Johnson and Farage instead
>>61659771
>Run away before anyone recongizes what a massive bullshit you did.
Smart man, cowardly but smart.
>>61664260
UK can still always be more independent.
Next exit: the United Nations!
>>61664260
They'll probably just rebrand themselves. UK Libertarian Party or something.
>>61664277
Yes. However, when the leaders don't really know what to do maybe run away is the best choice.
>>61664277
What winners?
>>61664523
The leaders of the various parties that campaigned for Leave. This is when the public needs them the most.
>>61664612
They were only pretending though, they clearly have no idea what to do now. Ideally they would've lost election and won the game, continued manipulating people with needing to take responsibility.
>>61664612
they don't give a shit about the public though
this is the beauty of populism
>>61663035
I'm not sure he shat himself, but he certainly shat on his party which was never anything but a tool to be disgarded.
>>61664277
Like it was said Boris was out-played he didn't choose it. Nigel on the other hand just gave the finger to his own party which he apparently always hated in secret.
>>61664820
Whaaaat? But he was such a good person who selflessly saved Britain from European rule. Everyone else must've been Hitler or something.
>>61664291
Sweden, you really shouldn't be criticizing others law collections when you yourself aren't a member of basic shit like the UNICEF Convention on the Rights of the Child. Not to mention your statuary rape laws are fubar in practice.
>>61664277
These guys made a career out of playing underdog. They've never had anything to actually sustain their campaigns, they just fed on protest voters to get a nice government paycheck and to feel important.
Now suddenly they actually have to prove they can back up the shit they've been talking about for years, so obviously they are jumping ship before they get lynched by public opinion.
>>61665093
Is you smoking crack?
>>61665172
If Trump wins the election americans will get a taste of this. I doubt he'll be able to force Mexico to build the great wall, so he'll make up an excuse, that's populism 101.
>>61664201
So unified phone chargers is the big accomplishment of the eu?
Do you think America being unified makes it any less vulnerable to multinationals? Lad don't be naive
Youre already laughably insignificant though
Only individual countries within the eu have any form of relevancy
The eu itself is largely irrelevant which is why the people of the uk were allowed to have a vote that went against it and won
>>61665240
Won't it just be like Tony Abbot with people freaking out as soon as he starts fiddling with the NEETBUX?
>>61664658
>>61664691
Well, fuck. I think this was a good decision in the long run, but it's going to be bumpy, huh?
>>61661966
America-sama noticed us... :3
>>61665240
>Doesn't know American history 101
Lad we've had populists who made major changes before even against the rest of the government
>>61665309
Just how many wars have you had on your own land since USA unification?
>>61665317
And Obama "closing" Guantanamo
>>61665382
Yeah I know, I phrased it wrong, I meant you guys will get a fresh taste of this, since he is quite more over the top that former presidents.
>>61665382
what changes did they make?
are there "good" populists?
>>61665399
1 and it was disgustingly bloody and crippled an entire region of America
And that's with Americans speaking the same langauge and sharing mostly the same culture
>>61659771
He literally and un ironically achieved his goal
>>61665482
And wasn't the Confederates supported by Brits to weaken the USA?
>>61665433
Not really actually
You should look more into early American presidents
Pre-Radio
>>61665466
The most famous moved Indians away even after the supreme court ruled it unconstitutional (it was before SCOTUS had much power) and fought the banks
He arguably helped unify the nation quite a bit (he was the first president who wasn't a founder or related to a founder or generally was around the founders) and pushed off the coming civil war for awhile
>>61659771
kek what a faggot
>>61665581
Sort of but Russia helped to keep out euro powers
That was back when America and Russia were friendly
Also the Confederates liked Europe because they would buy things (the southern economy was similar to many plantation economies in the Americas so it kind of relied on exports)
>>61660498
>I am so much smarter than the average person in my country!
faggot detected
>>61659771
He really is the ultimate troll.
He will continue to serve as MEP for about 70k a year for the next 2 years and after that he will be eligible for an eu pension of about 50k for serving as a MEP for 17 years.
In this 17 years he showed up for about 40% of the votes, which means his gernal attendance was even lower than that.
>>61665736
The average Briton voted for brexit, so changes are he's smarter than most in that regard
>>61665850
Jacob Rees-Mogg wanted out. Are you telling me this man is dumb?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk6Ymy758l4
>>61666010
Is he a Monty Python member?
>>61666083
He has a very soothing yet funny voice.
>>61666010
His wikipedia article seems to paint him a rhetorician and a textbook example of a conservative. I guess he's a high-functioning retard
Why is /int/ still so butthurt about this?
>>61661966
>Britain
>Europe
Basic spineless politician who doesn't want to take responsibility for his bullshit.
Guess Brits won't leave EU after all, since apperantly no one has the balls to go through with it.
>>61666010
I don't know if he is dumb but that vid is full of British anti EU rhetoric, so I would at least call him disingenuous.
>>61666166
Wew, what a great argument.
>>61666262
Idk who are you seeing as butthurt here, I'm having a great laugh myself.
Thanks for making me forget about the mess that the Polish politics are right now Britain, at least for a little bit.
>>61663260
If you clean the house and not steal anything, you can live with me.
>>61666010
>Mrs. Merkel the pied piper of Berlin
will they ever invoke article 50? seems like they chickened out already
He didn't bail you retards he has zero power to make policy.
Every condition on the exit of EU will be decided by the new PM. Or they can just sabotage it and ignore it, call a second refferendum all kinds of shenanigans
Picture related
>>61661504
Farage isn't part of the British """"government""""
>UAE
You should know better than to criticise other countries laddie
>>61666845
>He didn't bail you retards
Of course he did, but this was his plan all along, his voters we're just too stupid to notice it. Now in their butt-hurt condition they're doing huge mental gymnastics over how they were not deceived and knew all along that he would be leaving after the vote passed.
>ITT Unionist butthurt UK is leaving
