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first for wales
>>80129371
Good edition.
>>80129371
Nth for drinking remainian tears
HANG HANNAN
>>80129627
reminder that peter hitchens has seen this image
Issy?
nth for missing Ed
I WANNA GET HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94Yyv0iUppU
Got this rare Issy earlier.
>>80129721
Hnnng in that Crew Clothing polo top, I was thinking she might don some tennis whites.
I can't wait two months for the Conservative elections...
Why the fuck is it so far away?
What the fuck will everybody do until then?
Do politicians actually do any work over the summer?
>>80129738
I know how you feel lad
I saw two mixed race couples with mulattos today lads. Literally never seen a black person two days in a row.
My town is officially dead to me.
GOOD MORNING
>>80129810
missed opportunity
>>80129915
Where are you reporting from lad?
>Go straight from watching This Week into watching Youtube videos of The Neil blowing people the fuck out
>>80129738
>>80129872
you know when take that splt up and teenage girls needed a helpline
who can I call about my feelings about nigel?
what does /pol/ recommend I do with my broken heart?
>>80130011
>going from this week to playing todd's game and cleansing the commonwealth of mutants
Look /pol/, we need to put aside the rhetoric, get around the negotiating table and sort this mess out.
>>80129976
North East and|or Cumbria.
It's a working town filled with working people. It has also been pretty much entirely white for 10 years, until now. It's like they moved them in under cover of darkness.
lol
>>80130086
Talk to /pol/. Only /pol/.
Hey lads, the Government just now replied to one of our petitions.
>Pursue a free movement treaty between the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/124596?reveal_response=yes
>>80129738
>>80129872
>>80130014
>>80130151
I'm surprised with that, we don't have any blacks around here. Maybe the odd footballer, a few rich Pakis and Jews.
>>80130222
Every night she does this I'm worried about her liver
>>80130222
Is this real? I wouldn't put it past her what with all the "delete this" shit
>>80130151
We've had poles and the like here since I can remember because of all the farms around. Still haven't had a Muslim influx, luckily.
>>80130427
100% real
>>80129721
Heh I took a pic of the telly at that moment too, sent it to my gf to show what I expect of her.
>>80130427
You're literally at an internet connected device. Google it yourself lad! But yes, it's real. She's gone full blown insane.
>>80130222
DEATH TO TRAITORS
LEADSOM FIRST
>>80130277
Ive been holding up in front on non /pol/lacks . repeating the mantra 'he's not an mp, he wasnt included in brexit negotiations ' ect
but i feel like he has abandoned us at our hour of most need
Do I hold faith in are nige or throw myself off a cliff?
>>80130222
God her constituency must be sharpening the bayonets ready to get rid of her.
>>80130639
I know we said differently last week but I honestly think the Remain side of the country is at stage four now?
>>80130755
Hold faith lad.
He might not be the public face, but he'll still be an MEP, ripping the piss out of Juncker and co. And he'll get himself a newspaper column now no doubt too.
>>80130086
Remember, Take That came together again, and when they did, they were better than ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=273eSvOwpKk
Would any of you be voting for Labour in elections etc if they hadn't gone on the path they went on in the 90's?
>>80130893
The petition side of things seems to have shut up.
Same thing happened at the GE. Big whine for a week then people gave up.
>>80131025
I will never vote Labour ... not in a Million years.
>>80129719
What was his reaction to it??
>>80130755
He's gone to Europe to carry on the fight. He trusts that we can get the job done from here.
>>80131044
>>80130893
The petition thing only fucked off when the obvious proxies by hotwheelschan got reported on the BBC.
>>80131044
There is still big chance of labor split,so this thread you will see many Happening this summer
>>80131193
I snitched cripchan to Kassam via Twitter who then wrote his article.
I played my part.
What's wrong with Theresa may?
>>80131025
The destruction of property rights eventually leads to the loss of civil liberties tbphwy
>>80131138
That's even more smug than Nige in the Eu parliament.
>>80129721
ah the missing piece to my collection, I have upto 22, how big is your collection?
>>80131044
>>80131193
More than that, watching Question Time in Brighton of all fucking places apart from the foreign tranny the audience seemed pretty redpilled to the outcome.
I think we have turned a corner now, >>80131193
just shows the Remain side weren't that bothered it was more about convenience than anything important like national sovereignty or the economy.
>>80131472
I'd let her exchange my policy, if you know what I mean.
>>80129721
>>80129807
>>80130589
>>80131472
>Literally the perfect British girl
>She'll never be mine
Why live, lads?
Fresh Millipede meme because I can't sleep.
I used to work at The Spectator. Isabel was absolutely lovely.
I also once met Anna Soubry who was the biggest cunt I've probably EVER met.
>>80131412
diabetes
PAUL WATSON ARE YOU THERE MATE?
>>80131644
Join your local Hunt, find a qt 3.14 that has a horse, she's at an agricultural university and her father owns half of Berkshire and your set lad.
>>80131472
Oh wow you have a collection
>>80131644
>>80131565
Fuck man, don't remind me. I bet she's sweet as well. Hold me.
>>80131797
Any tips on finding the perfect bf lad?
>>80131800
An anon was dumping, I save everything, I have a problem.
>>80131797
>Horse girls
>Anything other than completely batshit crazy
can anyone post images from the Guardian on articles showing how retarded they are, like the woman journalist writing about wolf whistling.
>>80131979
Don't worry there will be plenty of 'bfs' at Larkhill when Mummy Leadsom sets up her secret police.
Will there come a point when our politicians will admit defeat in the 'War on Terror'?
Are we reaching it?
>>80131987
If Boris had just said "fuck it" and stood anyway, he would be in the final now I reckon.
>>80132064
>>80131986
everythiing
So how did QT go lads? Didnt watch because I wanted to sleep early but since that isnt happening I want to know if its worth staying up another 45 minutes.
>>80132173
It's strong evidence he really wasn't up for it.
>>80130988
oh I didnt think of it like that.
>>80130964
>>80131122
I see. It is a test. he looks to see if we have faith and can stand on our own. He will return when we need him most.
thank you Nigel-priests of /pol/ I feel much comforted by your words.
>>80132233
Wasn't that good. Bit of a let down tbqh.
>>80131797
>>80132047
this desu, I'd recommend avoiding those daddy issue spoiled rich brats at all costs unless you want an easy shag.
>>80132064
Where's the Owen Jones one with "Russel Brand has endorsed Labour and the tories should be worried"
>>80132183
Thanks, got anymore like this?
>>80132233
Righteously putting Tony to the sword. Bit boring really. Whatever way you cut it, it's old news.
Funny how people always go on about farage's low attendance at the European Parliament yet if they've ever seen a speech from inside it it would be one of his many very popular ones and wouldn't know anything about the labour MEPs
>>80132047
This desu.
Stay away from horse girls at all costs..
God you faggots are all racist. How can you be against the european union. We where all refugees once, and we ALL can be european if we where WE are accepting
>>80132047
In Cheshire there a few mad ones, long greasy hair, love animals more than people but my gf is pretty based.
She hunts and shoots with me, she's more fascist than me so I know she won't go looking for the bbc.
Pic related, me shooting in Based North Wales.
>>80132579
what about good old jihading externally? Surely worth a mention.
>>80132579
>bbc
Tell me again why publicly funded media companies are a good thing
>>80132412
not really showing contrast but still retarded
>>80132833
>>80129721
>>80130589
>>80131472
English Rose/10
>>80132925
>>80132833
What would happen? By her own admission they'd complain about the lack of men paying attention to them.
LEADSOM CAMPAIGN GUIDELINE LEAKED:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3680001/Revealed-Twitter-Andrea-Leadsom-s-blueprint-power.html
A underground user saw it and took a photo.
Membership polls give her a commanding lead of 56% to May's 44%.
ARTICLE 50 IF SHE WINS.
Get hype.
>>80132925
That image is classic SJW
>>80132173
He and Gove surely planned to make it look like Gove betrayed him to give him grounds for standing aside so Gove could then lose to Theresa May. There was support for Boris Johnson, and he would've won. The only reason he wouldn't have stood is because he didn't want it. The text from Nick Boles that shows Gove was then willing to help Theresa May in thwarting Andrea Leadsom proves he didn't want to win either. Boris Johnson and Michael Gove plainly did not want Brexit.
>>80133032
pretty much
>Why I left facebook because nobody likes my cleavage pics anymore
>>80129627
reality check, my friend. Great Britain is already multicultural.
Post your reaction when the blairites split off and get as many votes as the sdp did in their first election
>>80133328
t. Abdul from Germany
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POrUZtW8SHk
watching portillo on thatcher desu
>>80133074
Daily Mail must really like being fined for libel
>>80133751
They have pulled out all the stops to smear Leadsom.
>>80133412
Before the Falklands turned around Thatcher's polling we might have had a Liberal-SDP government.
No new Labour in the 90s then, no Blair.
>>80133412
wow, they got raped by fptp
>>80133412
We literally might get a Blairite-Lib Dem Alliance
>>80133328
>native Britain is a perfect example of almost harmonious multiculturalism
>even including Ireland, the majority of people and almost all leaders all across these islands share basic Christian morality and rule of law
>almost all of us share respect for our civilisation, shared history and cultures
>whether Anglo-Saxon, Celtic, English, Welsh, Scottish, Manx, Gaelic, Highlander or any other identity, we all treat each-other as equals and our fellow man
>and then the progressive left come along and insist that we lack multiculturalism and that only by importing millions of those of other civilisations and histories and ethics and religions and rules of law we can be a prosperous land
I love this country and what's happened to it makes me sick.
>>80134004
Yep. Also Labour was miles ahead on polling before the Falklands war. 1983 was a disaster.
Hopefully Leadsom wins and we all get tendies.
>>80134275
Indeed, its going to be interesting to watch the fire engulf America with their civil unrest issues.
Maybe we are now in the Norsefire timeline?
>>80134275
and then a black man has to BTFO the progressive left
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gHLfMXb0Yg
>>80133412
>2.2% less than labour
>186 fewer seats
Democracy!
>>80134004
So did UKIP.
4mn votes=1 seat
SNP got 1mn votes and 56 seats.
>>80134041
The loudmouth dipshit leftwing students who are currently propping up Corbyn in the Labour party are undoubtedly the pre-coalition student demographic of the Liberal Democrats. Who a Liberal Democrat and Blairite Labour alliance think would vote for them I don't know. Neither of them has a scrap of credibility anywhere in the country. That's why I think it's unlikely they'll split - they've nowhere to go. They're stuck with Corbyn and the deranged leftwing party members and they know it.
>>80131025
Probably but I can't handle the immigration.
>>80134705
Such shit, we need some kind of electoral reform next
>>80131025
Oh but I do vote for Labour
>>80129371
pozzed to teh MAX
>>80134864
Well we could have a vote on AV.
Oh wait we did and people voted no because of lies about the cost.
>>80134768
That's true, but they certainly belong together. Cameron, Blairite Labour, and the Lib Dems
>>80135077
AV wouldn't have fixed anything. Full PR or bust.
I like Leadsom, I just wish she had a few years in cabinet. Also, lots of nice-sounding soundbites so far
>>80134041
This might be the only feasible way as long as they rebrand
Lib Dems have:
100+ Lords
Donors
Campaign structure
Headquarters and office space
Councillors
Base of membership
It would take away the pressure of the logistical side of things
They only think they lack is (the most important thing) MPs and votes
The added bonus is the lib Dems opposed the Iraq war so this would take some heat off the blairites
>>80135174
never going to happen since it would screw over the 2 main parties. Though Comrade Corbyn may be mad enough to run on it
>>80135265
Who leader though?
>>80135178
Like Jeremy Corbyn, there's a pretty obvious reason why they wouldn't let her near the goddamn cabinet
>>80135077
Run fact: the campaign director of no2av was the founder and chief executive of vote leave
>>80135424
Sdp-liberal alliance both had their own leaders before the merger
Spear chuka for new new labour probably
>>80135077
AV is absolute trash and isn't proportional or desirable.
As much as I dislike FPTP for national misrepresentation, I respect its merits. I'd rather have a flawed voting system with SOME benefits than vote for another that still isn't even proportional and a shit waste of time.
>>80129738
wheres ed indie band?
Is there any data on what level of support the Labour rebels have with the voters, nevermind the members?
The sense I get is that of Corbyn's popularity being way under-estimated.
>>80135489
>Muh NHS
is it really that easy to get the public on side? Just lie about more money going to the NHS?
Mummy's maiden speech. Fighting the good fight against the banks and generally being a nice person.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1304037/MP-Andrea-Leadsom-makes-maiden-speech-2010.html
>>80135695
Of course it is.
They don't even need to do that in the north, their loyal supporters and voters convince themselves every 5 years that Labour stand for them and the working classes and that the Tories are evil.
It's frankly depressingly awful at how the working classes can be so easily misled and betrayed by a political party.
It would be comical if not for the fact that it's inescapable and happens on the other side as well, as the Conservatives don't even remotely stand for conservatism anymore.
>>80135695
Yes he did it successfully two referendums in a row
>>80129738
this remains the funniest picture I've ever seen
>>80135695
The NHS is the cosest thing we have to a public religion. It's pretty ridiculous.
>>80133007
HAHAHAHA there's no way that's real.
Hernandez writes enough retarded shit. You don't have to make stuff up.
>>80135981
Will there ever come a point where saying to an average member of the public that it isn't being ''''''''''''privatised'''''''''''' or that throwing endessly increasing amounts of money at it will not fix its fundamental problems won't send them into a spastic fit of rage?
>>80135174
>>80135610
What about STV?
Is there going to be a general election soon? I feel like if May is the PM, she might call one.
>>80136194
I think if we go for anything it will be av+ or mmp as used in the devolved parliaments
>>80132620
You can own a gun in Wales?
>>80135945
I always laugh when I get to the tie warp part
>>80136222
General elections can only be called in emergencies. It's quite hard to do.
>>80136347
If you live in the country it's fairly easy to get a shotgun certificate.
In fact pretty much every farmer in the UK owns shotguns, from my own personal experience (which is quite a lot).
>>80134701
You guys are not strictly democratic though.....
>>80136467
isn't this an emergency? 52% don't agree with the Conservative policy. The PM (if it's May) wants to defy the referendum.
>>80136488
That leads me to another question. Is the housing problem just in suburbs/cities or is the countryside ridiculously expensive as well?
Because I hear Australians and Kiwi's saying that even the countrysides in their country are insane.
We'll never have Pr because tory constituencies like being tory and labour constituencies like being labour.
>>80136512
the fact that there are 53 SNP MP, winning 1.4M and 3.8M UKIP votes, and only 1 UKIP MP, shows democracy in the UK
>>80136194
I'm in favour of STV or something along those lines so that the winning candidate is assured the mandate of a majority. It also has the benefit of killing cancerous party politics.
The problem is it won't be necessarily as good as FPTP to remove any candidate if the public want them out.
>>80136582
May would hardly call an election as a consequence of her own defiance.
>the conservative can't move beyond margaret thatcher
>the labour party can't move beyond tony blair
The two parties should work together to use Thatcher's eggs and Blair's sperm to birth the end of British parliamentary democracy.
>>80136742
The SNP ran for 60 constituencies
Ukip ran for 650 constituencies
>>80136973
yeah so they should have a higher chance of winning more seats then
>>80137145
No it means their support is diluted across more seats so they have less chance of winning any
Reminder that the legal case being brought about regarding whether or not invoking Art 50 requires parliament's consent is completely legitimate nad if you disagree then you're an idiot who doesn't understand British democracy and law.
>>80137145
not necessarily because it means their votes could be spread over more
>>80136582
You're incredibly dumb if you think May would not invoke Art 50, its fucking suicide.
>>80136742
>I don't understand representative democracy: The post
>>80137385
Why would she invoke Article 50 when she opposes it?
>inb4 hurr durr people voted for it to be invoked.
Unless she's said that she will, she will delay it until people forget about it, and never invoke it.
>>80137316
The collision by two opposing mandates, one from the mandate and one from parliamentary representation, was obvious to anyone with any foresight. It was on my list of reasons fo voting Brexit. Parliament hasn't represented its voters properly for over a decade, and this exposes the huge rift and causes a crisis. The smugness of Remaniacs at thinking this means we'll remain is a misjudgment because it rather means there'll be a forced realignment of the parties that'll give way for representation of actual socially conservative values, the ideal outcome.
>>80137593
>until people forget about it
>>80137593
>she will delay it until people forget about it, and never invoke it.
people wont forget, she would never go anywhere near public office again
>>80137593
Tories committed to holding a referendum and then following the wishes of the British people.
It would also result in genuine civil uprising if a Govt were to ignore the result. Just because it is /possible/ for them to ignore it, does not make it probable.
Now May might take the EEA option, which among other things would mean retaining freedom of movement which many leave voters view as the whole point of leaving. However she is jsutified both legally, politically and morally to take the EEA option as the referendum left a wide scope for which options to take.
>Its a yank thinks he understands British politics
>>80129828
>Do politicians actually do any work over the summer?
LADS. LADS.
What if, right? What if. We. Introduced a whole new set of money denominations? We make the new 1p coins effectively 10p, the 10p coins, £1, the £1 effectively effectively £10 and et cetera?
BUT. The denominations we use right now stay the same, and are eventually taken out of circulation so all that remains are the new set.
This will have the effect of making a £1 coin as much as it was in days of yore, living up to it's namesake.
>until people forget about it
>until people forget about it
>until people forget about it
>We make the new 1p coins effectively 10p, the 10p coins, £1, the £1 effectively effectively £10 and et cetera?
>>80137686
Waht exactly makes your reply relevant? The political situation of the constitutional issues are non-existant. Also no sane remain voter actually thinks that MPs would block it (even though one could make a very strong argument that our constitution demands it) as they would simply choose to abstain.
Also it exhausts me that /pol/ has gone edgy alt-right with this "socially conservative" shit. You're not going to get your glorious fascist state any time soon.
>>80137972
All you need to do is abolish the penny (and the 2 pence) instead of your retarded idea.
Also we're not too far from making the case for abolishing the 5p either.
>>80138339
I don't want to abolish pennies. I know they're worthless, but they're a part of our culture. If I had my way we'd go back to the days of Shillings and Quaters.
NEED some young farage videos lads
Already seen the one where he calls ukip "the u k I p"
>>80138490
They are a drain on the economy and fucking worthless. Lets bring back horse drawn carriages since they're more a part of our culture than cars.
>Literally having an attachment to worthless bits of copper
>Literally wanting to affect an economy for the sake of your union jack hard on
>>80138659
>the one where he calls ukip "the u k I p"
Ooooh please do share.
>>80138678
I fucking hate cars and think there should be legislation that reduces their current numbers. Horses aren't the replacement though, bicycles and trains would be.
>>80138841
Please tell me you're a teenager and not actually a proper adult
>>80137874
Do you really think they are not ready for uprising?Any civil unrest will be framed,portrayed as fascist coup and smashed.And then they can finally form a neo-liberal one party state
lads soz if this has been done but had to share this kek
>>80138951
I'm 64 you fucking dolt and I've experience first hand what damage cars have done to our country. Not only the environmental damage, but the cultural damage as well.
>>80138841
https://youtu.be/0fyXmT1j6lQ he was 29 years old here
What legislation would brit/pol/ introduce?
An umbrella tax. They're fucking useless (it's only water, m8), burdensome and frankly, dangerous. They're a public menace. I've nearly had my eye poked out a dozen times by someone mishandling an umbrella in a bit of light drizzle. An umbrella tax would help our economy and deter this problem. It's win-win.
>>80135656
You mean the Ed Miller Band?
>>80139183
Fuck off we've left the bloody eu to get rid of useless regulations from the faceless Eurocrats!!
>>80139183
you'd never get it through the house.
>>80138841
>I fucking hate cars and think there should be legislation that reduces their current numbers. Horses aren't the replacement though, bicycles and trains would be.
this senpai, we need mass public transport
>>80139177
Holy shit if this is true it has made my night. You're a senile old dinosaur ranting and raving about evil wheely smoke boxes and stroking it to commemorative 1p coins. Fucking lel
>>80139108
I know /pol/ is ironic but this sort of shit doesn't actually happen in real life. Why the fuck would they a) allow the referendum to happen and then b) have it be a leave vote to do this? If anything it would expose this batshit insane new world order stuff.
>>80136614
Depends on where you are, what part of the country you're in.
It's not mental in every place, just most places
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jul/07/angry-remain-voter-working-class-division-britain
>>80139456
>Announce it in the budget
>MPs won't bother voting down a whole budget because of umbrellas
>>80137900
Explain to me why the Liberal Party collapsed then faggot
>>80138678
I always felt short changed when I was abroad and I was owed a few cents and there were no coins small enough to give me my change
>>80136194
STV is a form of PR, that's what I support.
>>80136194
Single Transferable Vote
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_transferable_vote
>voting system designed to achieve proportional representation through ranked voting in multi-seat constituencies (voting districts).[1] Under STV, an elector (voter) has a single vote that is initially allocated to their most preferred candidate and, as the count proceeds and candidates are either elected or eliminated, is transferred to other candidates according to the voter's stated preferences, in proportion to any surplus or discarded votes. The exact method of reapportioning votes can vary (see Counting methods).
>>80139555
I used to love cars. I remember when I got my first one at 17 years old boyo. But they have contributed to the decline of our country.
>>80139767
The liberal party collapsed because of the rise of the labour party (in the context of Fptp favouring a two party system - they still pulled in millions of votes year in year out) and the legacy of world war 1 governance
>>80139555
tbf he is Russian.
>>80138490
Literally this 2bh. Decimalisation was a Jewish plot to destroy our sacred culture.
>>80139751
not pushing it through as part of the 'public safety from over-percipitation act 2016' lefties will vote for it because it includes public safety
>>80139913
And the fight between Asquith and Lloyd George. Also, the decline of the Liberals lead to the Tories adopting free marketeer autism. This can be traced back to when Gladstone introduced the Home Rule bill causing the Liberal Unionists to split and thus slowly get absorbed into the Conservatives and fully by 1912.
What's Geri up to lads?
>>80140144
Yes well done you can use Google and Wikipedia
Still can't believe that idiot Gove stabbed Boris in the back. He took from us a man who could be the best PM in our modern times.
Theresa May will almost certainly be PM now, she was always third in line for the position, after Osbourne who tied himself way too much with the Remain campaign. And as someone who was with Remain and as Eurospektic as possible at the same time, she can show herself as a unifer.
>>80139183
>Welfare
Negative income tax, abolish most welfare.
>Health
realistic: Decriminalise currently banned drugs, copy Portugese system
Unrealistic: Completely legalise the drug trade, regulate in a similar fashion to alcohol
Lower age of consent to 14, introduce romeo and juliet laws of 2 years up until the age of 16
>Justice
Revamp legal aid somehow, its a fucking mess
Massively simplify legal system, create database of case law to give citizens "at a glance" summaries of the laws of the country
>International development
Wean countries off of foreign aid through debt relief
Offer tax breaks and subsidies to companies that create job opportunities and develop infrastructure in the third world to a Ethics and Development Framework that would be made
>SEcurity
Attempt to reform NATO into less of an "anti-russia" club and probably try to kick Turkey out of it completely until they become a team player and deal with ISIL
>>80140230
I've read a few books on it lad wew
>>80136614
Dude I live in South West London,my 2 bed flat is worth £3m, no i dont own it.
In 1995 you could buy a 3 bed flat in Bristol (nice City nice part of the City ) for £45k
Same flat is now worth £250k and wages have no gone up.
housing is a joke, a real real problem and BTL LL get rich.
add to that unlimited immigration, 5m in past 5 yrs and we are at breaking point.
howver, goto mid wales and you can buy a farm house for peanuts.
Its a joke if you are young here, you can never ever own a home
>>80140303
What rent do you pay? Is it your own place or sharing?
>>80139555
You dont know?Cameron opposed referndum ,he tried to cancel it failed,then he and his allies decided to kill any chances for Brexit,if remain win - brexit can be buried for 5-10 years and EU will become full legded EUSSSR at that time .But they failed,if you seen results and was here you know that all polls was pro-remain ,they all legal methods and even illegal ones( Jo Cox heh) without resorting to oblivious fraud ( wich can backlash heavily) ,but they lost .You see even in NWO you need to play by rules and pretend to be honest
But they found that Britons are still patriots
Wich leave them no choice but use "nuclear" methods
>>80139183
planned economy
>>80140303
we need a massive house building program. The boomers had 400k built every year in the 60s
>>80140246
May has been detestable as home secretary but Boris would have been a failure. He'd be trying too hard to please his Eurosceptic buddies and the legions of leave voters and made any negotiations with the EU unnecessarily awkward and complicated. At least with May and Leadsom we have people who will either push for the EEA or will not. No wishy-washy "we can access the single market but on our own terms" rubbish.
Reminder that Mosley was right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NqG2lAojNQ
DK Murray doesn't like mummy
>http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/07/mps-must-stop-indulging-bizarre-andrea-leadsom-fantasy/
are you lads joining the conservative party so you can vote mummy in?
>>80140208
god the 90s were shite
>>80140826
Literally who?
>>80139183
>Lords Reform
>Welfare Reform
>Reintroduce Grammar Schools
>Reintroduce National Service
>Abolish Supreme Court; Reintroduce Law Lords
>Deprivatise Prisons
>Loosen Firearms law
>>80140567
Why am I reading the ramblings in broken English of an insane russian at 3am.
What happened to my life.
I really shouldn't but I'll just point out the msot egregious part of your madness: the polls were swinging back and forth heading into the last day and at that point they become worthless. Undecideds are such a volatile voter that for a poll ot be worthwhile it has to show a decent lead for one side. Remember Leave BARELY won and under many systems would not have happened at all (it is common for constitutional change to require super majorities in many countries).
In fact yeah, if the NWO wanted to do it cleanly why didn't they impose a super majority requirement on leave? Or the 4 country lock (where all 4 nations in the UK would have had to have backed Brexit for it to happen)? That would have at least seemed justifiable in regards to democracy and shit.
>>80140632
He's a friend of Dorothy so thats to be expected. Doubt Starkey is that fond of her either.
>>80141021
Whats that got to do with not liking leadsom?
A man like him only comes once every hundred years lads ;_;7
>>80140826
If you joined after the candidates were announced you can't vote in the election
>>80140932
Why am I attracted to the one on the right. I want to bang her in a kitchen for some reason. Too much porn perhaps.
>>80140932
Which is the good one, britfags? Do you guys get a say in which one is going to be PM?
>>80140588
to be honest, I still think some saboteur encouraged Boris to write that article about the single market
>>80141139
Nigel is easily the most consequential British politician since WW2. No one will remember Cameron and Corbyn, but people will remember him.
>>80140540
I pay £500/m for a double room. VERY cheap for London.
It is my mates house so..
>>80140584
Aye, we need to build 200 homes a day for 25 yrs JUST to look after the current needs.
The house builders wont build outside South East, why would they do that? For the same cost in materials would you build in Leeds or London?
Only a fool would build outside of the SE. Also FUCKING NIMBYS!!!
We cant even build 1 runway, we take 35 yrs talking about it, meanwhile in China, they have built 30 international airports.
I hate London now, I hate the new rich here, the people who bought their homes from Thatcher for fuck all which are now worth millions!
Seriously fucked up here, I might leave. Ill never be able to afford a home.
>>80141301
Michael gove edited and approved Boris' article about the single market right before stabbing him in the back, it is know
And in regards to your other post, Margaret Thatcher is by far the most consequential politician since ww2
>>80141137
Abstained on Gay Marriage
Linked to "Gay Cure" Charity
>>80139183
a triggered tax, taxation on faux outrage.
>>80133074
>Membership polls give her a commanding lead of 56% to May's 44%
What a load of bullshit please source
>>80141509
Sorry 2000 a day, not 200.
>>80141301
I thought it was confirmed that Gove helped him edit the article and even suggested changes that he implemented?
Also
>No one will remember Cameron
This is at best disingenous hyperbole, at worst full blown retardation. Cameron has oversaw some of the most tumultous periods of British history and been at the centre of incredibly important political moments. I understnad he's hated around here but he took the Conservatives and turned them into something that could exist in a post Thatcher world. I mean for fuck's sake the Scottish conservatives are now the official opposition in Holyrood. That's fucking insane to have imagined even 10 years ago. If it wasn't for Cameron there wouldn't have been an EU referendum to begin with, because we'd have just finished a second Gordon Brown term and be under Ed Miliband PM.
there's no fucking land in England
where are you going to build?
>>80141509
it's not as bad in Manchester but the costs of living have been soaring for a while, it's now cheaper to live in Barcelona or Paris according to the MEN so take it with a pinch of salt.
>>80141286
if you are a Tory party member.
So 150k of Tory will decide the future of the UK, or at least the next PM.
Weird, we have no govt and no opposition, not sure that has ever ever happened.
We are remaking politics, or making it up as we go along.
But we are out of the EU thankfuck.
>>80141689
Sell us some land lad?
Can I come to Canada and live on a farm?
>>80141689
What are you on about? There's fucking loads of land left in brown field sites and the green belt let alone the countryside
>>80141715
I used to live in Manchester lad, well Salford to be exact, i miss it. I miss the Stretford end ;ddd
>>80141509
>tfw costs £60,000~ for an okay old house here
god damn, I can't even imagine living down south, someone seriously needs to gut our property market
>>80141972
I'm moving there when I'm older (or the surrounding area), what areas are cheap and white? I read Salford is.
>There are people in this thread that want proportional representation
You aren't British and can fuck off out of the country.
The whole point of first past the post is to have strong government and strong opposition.
You want to end up like the socialist hellholes of sweden and Germany? be my guest go and live there.
Really try to think of what a proportional representation britain would be like.
It would be a sjw coalition until this country didn't exist anymore
>>80141848
Do you think the rich cunts will not protest to having 'affordable hosuing' being built spoiling their view, or more importantly, fucking the value of their cash cow?
Boomers will literally goto war over this.
I
>>80142128
I agree. The PR systems breed coalition governments that get next to nothing done because they're made up of the center-left and center-right parties. Austria, Belgium, Germany, etc. are perfect examples of this. Absolutely nothing gets meaningful gets done because both sides are trying to keep their power.
Could someone PLEASE explain why isolationism is a bad thing?
>>80140985
Yeah,my english is terrible BUT
I am not one of those /X/ nutjobs who believe that NWO is some kind of Jewish cabal wich can lift any country with tip of their fingers
What i say it is world currently ruled by powerful groups of people with different ambitions and opinions how NWO should look
Will it be a Global American Empire or stateless world of NGOs and Corporations,or world of super states like late roman empire world?Brexit has major support from powerful peoples wich is why it is happened
Why does the dailymail support May? Wouldn't the mail support someone like leadsom because of immigration and benefit scrounger policies?
>>80129721
who is this
where can I find nudes?
>>80142128
Ahh yes a strong two party system that can make sure we have mass immigration no matter what the general public want.
Don't you just love the gerrymandering of policies and bipartisan consensus
Why are you so afraid of allowing the British people a voice and a fairer choice in who they elect?
Do you think so little of my countrymen that you must ensure the scales are always tipped towards the establishment?
>>80142118
>>80142118
not sure lad, not been there for 10 yrs, I lived in Ordsell, which has a pretty bad reputation.
>>80142372
>Could someone PLEASE explain why isolationism is a bad thing
If you are north korea it's a bad thing. If you are out of the eu it's a good because that means your country has full control of it's borders, economy and trade
>>80141843
All English people are welcome here. We should have free movement.
>>80141848
it is my understanding that a lot of the countryside is zoned in such a way that you cannot build housing developments on it.
>>80142128
>>80142309
As if anything gets done in FPTP either. What we need is mixed member pr, combined with a strong Head of State.
>>80142478
>Ahh yes a strong two party system that can make sure we have mass immigration no matter what the general public want.
This would be guaranteed to happen under PR you fuckwit. See Germany for an example.
>Don't you just love the gerrymandering of policies and bipartisan consensus
???
>Why are you so afraid of allowing the British people a voice and a fairer choice in who they elect?
Yea let's give shitty regional parties seats in Westminster.
>Do you think so little of my countrymen that you must ensure the scales are always tipped towards the establishment?
The establishment can be shaken up internally without reform. Labour is an example of this right now.
>>80129371
Guys, what are you going to do when no one invokes Article 50 and you guys stay in the EU?
These protests probably aren't going to stop--the millennials are persistent and want free movement and access to such a big market.
Also, what are your thoughts on Boris Johnson?
>>80142689
>mixed member pr
I'll look into this. I've never heard of it before.
>Head of State.
Upper house too. The Lords need to get some powers back. It's about to crash and burn with no survivors soon. Hell all the Tory leadership candidates are for an elected Lords.
>>80141972
it's Alright, they built the new metro to go all over greater manchester but it's had so much trouble with the scum, genuinely don't know why they bother, between the morons driving on the tracks and yobs putting bricks through the windows. Makes me laugh hearing people moan about how nothing nice happens here and how it's all shit, maybe if you stopped electing people like pat fucking karney it'd get better.
>>80142699
>>80142699
>>Don't you just love the gerrymandering of policies and bipartisan consensus
>???
lol
