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>Prime minister: THERESA MAY
>Chief mouser: LARRY
New Cabinet
>Foreign sec: BORIS JOHNSON
>Brexit minister: DAVID DAVIS
>Int'l trade minister: LIAM FOX
>Defence sec: MICHAEL FALLON
>Home sec: AMBER RUDD
>Chancellor: PHILIP HAMMOND
>Justice sec: LIZ TRUSS
>Education sec: JUSTINE GREENING
>Health sec: JEREMY HUNT
>Chief whip: GAVIN WILLIAMSON
>Tory party chairman: PATRICK MCLOUGHLIN
>Leader of the house of lords: BARONESS EVANS
>Transport sec: CHRIS GREYING
>Work & pensions sec: DAMIAN GREEN
>Environment sec: ANDREA LEADSOM
>Local gov't sec: SAJID JAVID
>Islamic Overwatch sec: Peppa Pig
SACKED
>Chancellor: GEORGE OSBORNE
>Justice sec: MICHAEL GOVE
>Culture sec: JOHN WHITTINGDALE
>Education sec: NICKY MORGAN
>Chancellor of the duchy of lancaster: OLIVER LETWIN
>NI sec: THERESA VILLIERS
>Work & pensions sec: STEPHEN CRABB
>Chief whip: MARK HARPER
>Thread theme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dV3E6mN4mc
>FARAGE TO ATTEND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, "HAS LESSONS" FOR TRUMP
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2016/07/12/brexit-leader-farage-has-lessons-trump-gop/86986562/
>A MUSICAL ANALYSIS OF THE TUNE DAVID CAMERON SANG OUTSIDE DOWNING STREET
http://www.classicfm.com/discover/music-theory/david-cameron-musical-analysis/#JOD7burZLE4KoShX.97
>LABOUR CALLS FOR SNAP ELECTION
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/labour-does-not-want-summer-leadership-battle-a3293046.html
>NIGE DISCUSSES KEK AND MEME MAGIC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAkwv5PNapY
>TALKS BETWEEN LABOUR AND TORY BLAIRITES ABOUT FORMING THEIR OWN PARTY
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/10/talks-about-forming-new-pro-eu-centrist-party-reported-at-westmi
>THE CHILCOT REPORT - THE MAIN POINTS
http://www.thenational.ae/world/europe/chilcott-report---the-main-points
>WOMAN MADE SPEECHLESS BY BORIS JOHNSON, WORLD NOT SURPRISED
https://twitter.com/Holbornlolz/status/753335598262394880
>BARACK BTFO BY BORIS
https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/753335737462853632
>1st for corbyn
>CUT MY CABINET INTO PIECES
>THIS WAS MY LAST REPORT
>PURGIFICATION
>NO INTERBREEDING
>DONT GIVE A FUCK IF I LEAVE LARRY BLEEDING
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3soskkvYBgM
I'd race mix with her
>>80965355
that feel when you will never negotiate your way inside her
BORIS
>>80965355
Bring the Cameronites and Govites before me and destroy them.
Who's this Czech wankers making our threads lads?
>James Brokenshire- Northern Ireland
Literally who?
BBC Stream:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-36570120
Sky News Stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg
>>80965477
don't be a bully lad
>>80965456
Why live?
>>80965465
>eagle doesn't even need to have a JUST edit done to her
Perfect
>>80965427
THOUGH COWARDS FLINCH AND BLAIRITES SNEER
Ask a /pol/ approved housewife anything.
this thread needs more larry
>>80965477
He's based lad
Reminder that a purge is coming
nth for the Special Engineer Marine Service.
>>80965427
You'll never get those repeating digits Jeremy.
>>80965477
A western spy, lad
So will you guys finally Brexit with a new PM? I'm starting to get worried that A50 hasn't been declared yet.
>>80965465
Isn't it funny how big Conservative news keeps fucking up her events.
Someone draw the entire cabinet as smug Pepes please.
>>80965251
You have to make sure you account looks legit and it isn't just a 1 day account shitposting.
Post in other subs, make your account look reputable, if you get banned, don't lose your temper with them, just send them a polite message asking to get unbanned.
First for Angela Eagle and Owen Smith going to the gulag
>>80965482
More like Brokencountry
>>80965544
how many white children have you birthed?
Who got DoSaC?
>>80965550
This
>>80965477
Leave britboo flip alone lad, most consistent OP we've had in a while and he even removes the [Embed]s
>>80965570
It's happening, don't worry
>>80965570
It's been one day
This sports presenter on BBC News is so bad that he makes me think that I could do this fucking job.
>tfw you're the original Pritiposter
>>80965612
mannion
>>80965570
It's not going to be till they've had a long think. But at least now we know it will be eventually.
Who's in charge of immigration?
>>80965675
Amber Rudd
Karen Bradley, the home office minister, walking into Downing Street with a smile.
>>80965675
Amber Rudd
Javid got cucked
>>80965666
Well done on being annoying, Satan.
>>80965609
This many.
>>80965666
Your meme magic has payed off, Kek confirmed with 666's
>>80965594
Their backs will be first against the wall comrade
Things have been wild since the last general election. Ed Miliband was a walking-talking meme, and it's only gotten better. 2016 has been the year of leftwing tears and supreme memes. The unexpected Conservative majority. The referendum result. The murder of Jo Cox. The death of the Labour party. Theresa May's new cabinet. It's too much. Meme magic is real.
>>80965570
December this year is when A50 will be declared. We'll have left by December 2018.
Still a while to go, but it provides us with enough time to get trade deal banged out.
James Brokenshire (whoever the fuck that is) to Norn Iron
>>80965355
>>80965355
Gotta put Peppa in capitals like everyone else
>>80965570
David Davis is in charge of Brexit now, he's based and has said he'll declare A50 by the end of the year
>>80965550
Where does one acquire such a magnificent bow tie?
>>80965355
David Cameron's american accent is fucking amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY0xOR73p0E
>>80965675
Home Secretary, but Theresa May was just Home Secretary before becoming Prime Minister and has pretty strong views against immigration and you can expect her to be having the final word on the immigration policy now.
>>80965666
>Tfw you're the original Marion poster
>>80965666
Checking those devil trips
>>80965550
I'm worried May will ignore Larry or step on his tail
Excuse my newfaggotness
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHY FARAGE LEFT UKIP?! BREXIT WON! SHOULDNT HE BE THE PRIME MINISTER OR ATLEAST STAY ON?!
>>80965798
>has pretty strong views against immigration
Why did immigration from outside the EU increase under her watch?
Cameron for Secretary of Banter desu
OUR LEADER
>>80965710
>>80965798
This Brokenshire bloke was just the minister for security and immigration though?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Brokenshire
>>80965802
Marion has nothing to do with the UK, so you are a cancer poster.
>>80965785
RIP Cameron bants at PMQ's
>>80965465
I can't believe what a joke Labour is at the moment. It's surreal. We're going to have 10 years of the Tories.
>>80965764
praise kek
>>80965845
Cameron
Also
>priti glancing from the cameras down to the ground back to the cameras down to the ground
:33
>>80965898
Never mind, didn't see he was just a minister
>>80965843
>FARAGE LEFT UKIP
He didn't, he quit as leader
>SHOULDNT HE BE THE PRIME MINISTER
He's not even an MP
Is northern Ireland the worst cabinet position fuck that shit
>>80965899
You type like a faggot.
>>80965843
He did what he wanted to. The man left his profession for 20 years in service to his people. Let him retire in peace.
Red pill me on Priti, lads. Is her appointment a good or a bad thing?
>>80965898
Junior minister.
Under the Home Secretary.
>He doesn't already have a full folder of Larry reaction pics
>>80965949
At least you got to manage something
>>80965843
It damn near killed him twice and ruined his personal life. He succeeded now he can retire.
>>80965843
>another foreigner doesn't get brit politics
Nigel staying on wouldn't influence anything, bloke just wants to retire and enjoy himself now. People acting like it's a crisis or that he's abandoning ship don't understand how unimportant it is.
Why does Diane abbott look like KRSONE?
>>80965968
Pour it in lad
Chris Mason is a fucking cunt
Implying Gordon Brown didn't plan for this.
>>80965843
>Why farage left UKIP
his job was done, and his family had been suffering from a long time because of his work. it's was the right thing to do
>shouldn't he be primeminister
the conservative party made it very clear that despite his involvement in Brexit he would have no part in discussions, and that would be left to the gov't. Either way he would have no say in discussions.
>>80965843
he's achieved his goal, now wants to go back to living his life. hats off to him.
>>80965843
He hasn't left UKIP.
He resigned as leader because he got what he wanted and he now wants to spend time with his family.
>>80965774
>>80965768
>>80965671
Oh nice, so it's only a matter of time then. That's great to hear. I haven't been able to pay much attention to politics across the pond, what with the election ramping up and the riots happening frequently stateside.
How has the narrative of you guys' media changed? Are they still vehemently anti-Brexit? Are the twitterers still twittering angrily about it?
>>80965845
Because it didn't?
I don't think there's a single person in the whole country who has any enthusiasm for Angela Eagle being leader of labour, not even the woman herself.
>>80965550
>>80965620
>>80965779
>>80965830
IN TO THE TRASH HE GOES
>>80965570
Getting the negotiation teams together. We have like 50 economic negotiators in government since previously we just left everything to the EU.
>>80966064
The media is still shilling the "regret" meme
> Boris Johnson Foreign Minister
> Corbyn revving up Gulags
> NI Secretary called Brokenshire
> Minister named Priti
> There is such a thing as a Chief Mouser
No more questions? I got to make dinner anyway. Just know you will never have some killer recipes now.
This lad on BBC is loving it
>>80966064
>Are they still vehemently anti-Brexit? Are the twitterers still twittering angrily about it?
Of course, but there's nothing they can do anymore as the only functioning party is the Conservatives at this point.
>>80965843
>CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHY FARAGE LEFT UKIP?
The aim of UKIP was always this moment, and Farage has worked tirelessly for it since becoming leader. Leave has won, which would have been impossible without the work of UKIP with him at the helm, and he's stepped aside for someone with more energy to see the job through
>>80966087
Corbyn is Labour's best choice, objectively.
>>80965957
Brexiteer smug exotic hindu tory
>>80966064
this >>80966119
But most of the politicians who matter are getting on board.
>>80966087
Did the Blairites send her up to get slaughtered by Jeremy as a sacrifice to the Blood God himself? Only they could've orchestrated such cruelty.
>>80966120
>> Minister named Priti
>>80965570
There's no reason to rush it until the new cabinet finishes trade talks with other governments.
The EU is trying to be coy saying "NO NEGOTIATIONS UNTIL EXIT" except this is just fine for us - we don't have to spread our negotiators thin since they're all dealing with India/US and so on, and when we do exit they're all ready to deal with the EU full-time.
If the EU said "negotiations first" it would actually be more inconvenient.
>>80965544
Which political parties do you feel closest reflect your views, and which parties do you dislike the most?
Why are the lefties so assmad about some of these appointments? Last week they were "disgusted" that the brexitors were "abandoning ship" - now they're in positions of power to deliver what they promised and they're still mad?
Gregg Clark is secretary of state for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Seems DECC is kill
>>80966087
She's a stalking horse. Not a serious candidate in any way
>>80966087
She's being set up as the patsy. She initialises the challenge against Corbyn, takes the stick, before Owen Smith rolls up and stands alone. She'll drop out and be rewarded with a top job in the shadow cabinet should he win.
>>80966080
Anyone can prove things with facts
>>80966120
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Mouser_to_the_Cabinet_Office
I fucking love my country sometimes
>Energy being lumped in with Business and Industrial
dont like the sound of that
>>80966251
Yeah that's what I was thinking, who gives a shit about trade negotiations with the EU, it's the rest of the world you need to worry about
>>80966296
Liberals are the biggest hypocrites of all. Colour me surprised, lad.
>>80966205
>voted against paying higher benefits to those who are ill or disabled
Can /pol/ explain to me why this is a good thing? If people genuinely can't work shouldn't they be supported?
>>80965968
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3689942/Whitehall-s-cats-Larry-Palmerston-head-head.html
Non-Larry cats BTFO
>>80965764
Yeah, particularly enjoyed the liberal outrage and tears over Boris back as Foreign Sec since yesterday, very enjoyable.
>>80966367
Energy is key to industrial policy.
>>80966119
>>80966218
>the regret meme
Jesus I remember they were doing that weeks ago. I wonder to what extent the meme is real, if at all.
>>80966134
I heard something about the Labour party getting BTFO. Are they still dysfunctional?
>>80966367
It actually makes sense. Energy is one of the biggest costs to our industries so it helps to have energy policy and industrial policy managed under one roof
>>80966367
Another useless department going in the bin, sounds good to me
>We've had quiet bat people moments, Nicola Murray-tier speechlessness and stupidity and a bunch of angry Tickel protesters
>/pol/ also discovered that Chief Mouser is a thing
Brexit was the best thing to happen here.
AHAHAHAHAHA
>>80966367
it means cheaper energy for industry instead of catering to the climate change and renewable bollocks, this is the best news for a while
>>80966418
They should be euthanised, they're legitimately a leech on society.
>>80965843
Farage will travel the world spreading his message of sovereignty and meme magic.
He will make even Sweden great again.
HAHAHAAHAHAHAHA YOU BRITBONGS ARE SO FUCKED
>JUST FUCK MY BREXIT UP SENPAI
>vote leave
>remainers get control of the country
>>80966251
From what I recall, the EU would be retarded to try and economically attack the UK via sanctions and such. Is this their only chance of inconveniencing the UK for leaving?
>>80966459
>Labour destroy itself whilst May is putting together the dream cabinet
Best day of my life
>>80966454
>I heard something about the Labour party getting BTFO. Are they still dysfunctional?
80% of their MPs are trying to remove their leader, but he looks like he'll win the leadership election
>>80966491
So what happens if you get diagnosed with MS later in life anon?
Johnson's first speech to diplomats
>>80966423
>Newspapers are writing full articles about cats
>>80966539
>Foreign policy is dominated by Brexiters
Retard
>>80966418
>higher benefits
They get enough already?
>>80966064
>Are they still vehemently anti-Brexit?
The Newspapers were always sympathetic to Brexit, and print media is far more influential here than they are in the US.
Personally, I think the BBC did a decent job of being neutral but are always some people on here who can't handle the news reporting on any negative Brexit story. There are certainly some journalists/presenters at the beeb who are loving every minute of this, THE NIEL in particular.
>Are the twitterers still twittering angrily about it?
Twitter has never mattered, and has been proven to be wildly out of touch with public mood in two elections so far.
BOJO TALKING
O
J
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BOZZA SPEAKS!
>>80966454
>I wonder to what extent the meme is real, if at all.
it isn't. Less than 5% of both Leave and Remain voters regret their decision. The last poll showed slightly more Remain voters 'regretting' it but it was well within margin of error.
>>80966539
Gulag for you Hans
This woman sounds like super nanny, i'm getting a classically conditioned boner.
>>80966459
>AHAHAHAHAHA
Does that mean every Labour MP will have to run again to stand for re election ?
>>80966618
LINK
DAMMIT
LINK
>>80966539
>>remainers get control of the country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_of_State_for_Exiting_the_European_Union
>>80966568
>if you voted remain, please raise your hand....get out
>>80966539
That's hate speech you're doing, Hanz. Enjoy your midnight raid.
>>80966367
Better be getting Thorium instead of that Hinkley Point shit.
>>80966568
Oh right, he got the best house
>>80966595
70 pound a week?
>>80966539
3-0 Abdul
>Priti Patel - Secretary of State for International Development
AAAAAAAAAHHHH
What is Pretty Priti doing in Downing Street?
Can someone make a TLDR on the new cabinet and sacked gimps?
>>80966539
Used to think you lot were just idiots but now I'm starting to think you must actively read the thread in order to be this wrong about everything
>>80966565
I'd accept my fate, people need to start caring less about themselves and more about their people as a whole.
>>80966568
SHINE BRIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND
>>80966539
>"remainers get control of the country"
Look at those cabinet positions you fucking retard.
Brexit is happening, your pathetic union's days are numbered.
Priti Patel is new International Development Secretary
>>80966539
>remainers get control of the country
>brexit minister held by a leaver
>foreign secretary a leaver
>international trade minister a leaver
>>80966639
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg
>>80966227
everything is a part of his plan
>>80966539
This cabinet is the opposite of fucked. She's put hardline eurosceptics in all the positions dealing with exiting the EU.
All the women that present A Place in the Sun have cracking tits. How have I never seen this show before?
>>80966539
>foreign policy controlled by brexiters
>brexit secretary and international trade secretary created
We're doing pretty well m8
>>80966590
I've been following Brexit for months and months bong, but I'm out of the loop since May was picked for PM
Is she a good pick?
>>80966637
The constituency party will have to reselect them in a primary election amongst the party members.
The party members favour corbyn
Should I offer her a pipe to direct the exhaust gases into the cabin?
>Be the only scottish Tory MP
>Pro: You get to be in the cabinet as Scottish secretary
>Con: You have to be the Scottish secretary
>>80966418
Because
a) Disability benefits are notoriously generous and rather predictably, were exploited by scroungers. For a long time you could make up some nonsense about bad knees and expect to live a nice, comfortable life, far nicer than somebody working 9-5 for pennies.
a) The "can't work" meme is complete bollocks, unless you are literally deaf dumb and blind then you should be able to find any fucking job - if you are mentally disabled, you can lift things, if you're physically disabled, do some data entry.
There is nothing more absurd than this massive push for disability access everywhere then it turns out nobody disabled actually leaves their fucking house.
>>80966296
Entitlement. They see their ideal socialist government as the baseline, and anything less as a slap in the face. The thought that other people have opinions, and that the right are also compromising heavily with this arrangement, never even crosses their minds.
>>80966688
GETTING INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY
>>80966568
The FCO is by far the best Government Building in Whitehall. The Foreign Secretary's Office is GOAT.
>>80966739
is he a blairite?
keep hatin' faggot cuck journalists, you cannot bother the bozza!
>>80966019
>MP's Act Like They Don't Know
https://youtu.be/xnI8JEW7Ty4
>>80966799
Another con is that you have to be Scottish in general.
The ultimate con, even.
>>80965550
t.american here
may the queen bless based larry and his regin
>>80966091
Paki go home
>>80966833
Just think, entire countries were run from that office.
>>80966758
It's the heat, anon; it makes them grow. It's a great show for chaps with girlfriends because you can pretend you're getting ideas for a holiday when instead.... well, you know
Are there any good objective sources of information about our recent political history? Say from around the Thatcher era till now. I feel I need a better understanding of how we got to this point.
Priti international development
>>80966637
Most constituencies support Corbyn and feel misrepresented by their MPs who want him out, so yeah they'll be deselected
>>80966805
>Disability benefits are notoriously generous and rather predictably, were exploited by scroungers.
Except they really aren't, illness benefits were like EPA were.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to actually get disability PIP?
>Bidisha SK Mamata
>She writes for The Guardian and The Huffington Post[1] and works as a TV and radio presenter for the BBC, presenting programmes such as Woman's Hour.
Into the trash it goes.
Pritti Patel confirmed!
>>80966758
>cracking tits
imma use that senpai
>>80966920
This is the better pet.
>>80965550
always felt there wasn't enough Larry in here
>>80966590
>>80966617
>>80966635
>>80966643
>>80966650
>>80966684
>>80966697
>>80966704
>>80966716
>>80966749
>>80966785
HAHAHA GIVE ME ALL YOUR TEARS BRITFAGS
SHARIA FOR LONDON AND BRITAIN
FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT 80% OF MILLENNIALS VOTED REMAIN HAHAHAHAHAAHA
Boris' hair is golden as fuck
>>80966786
If you had asked me before this reshuffle I'd have said no.
But the picks for Foreign Policy looks like she's giving the Brexit supporters within the party plenty of influence over it.
Although this could just be giving them enough rope to hang themselves when they hit a brick wall at a later date, whereupon she replaces them with people closer to her (but this is just my tinfoil for the moment).
>>80966993
It's hardly a new or exciting phrase
Karen Bradley is new Culture Secretary
Alun Cairns is staying on Welsh Secretary
Priti Patel is new International Development Secretary
Greg Clarke is Business and Energy Secretary
James Brokenshire is Northern Ireland Secretary
What's next?
>>80966791
>>80966951
So that means that Corbyn wants to hang on to leaderships, and then purge the Blairites.
Good news, Tory government forever !
>>80966568
>>80966833
Got to say it looks like a dream job there, wonderful office and surroundings, lots of world travel, status and power - fug
>>80966859
Brownite
>>80966665
So close to quints.
>>80967029
>kraut banter
pretty poor tbqh
>>80967029
Friendly reminder more elderly people voted to stay than shitty millennials and they still managed to cock it up.
>>80967029
>FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT 80% OF MILLENNIALS VOTED REMAIN HAHAHAHAHAAHA
On a 36% turnout
>>80965355
Gawjus, im rubbing my cawk waiting for her to come out before blowing a load
>>80967015
That cat looks healthy as fuck, probably eats food that costs more than my monthly pay.
>>80967118
Chief Secretary?
>>80967029
>FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT 80% OF MILLENNIALS
You mean 75% of the 30% who came out to vote. Fuck off you degenerate, no-one has any idea what millenials really wanted.
>>80966631
Lmao that's great then. If that's true, then the population still stands firm with the Brexit result, right? I figured as much, but I was worried a few weeks ago about revitalized anti-Brexit propaganda demoralizing the Brexit voters. Glad to see that's nonsense.
>>80966613
I didn't know the papers were Brexit supporters, nor that they were a major outlet. I figured all of your major media outlets were as corrupt as in the US.
>>80966564
Will there be a restructuring of Labour in the near future?
>>80966539
Enjoy your quotas faggot
trying to get fit but im poor and shit cook.
Reall struggling tor each 3000 cals.
Anyone know any good 1000 cal smoothie recipes without protein powder? Read to use Oats, is Quaker Oats okay for that? Guessing i just put it in the blender from the packet.
in 11 years hopefully i'll be ripped enough to be an MP
>>80967029
At least we're not there yet completely kraut. Enjoy your refugees and also your (you)s
Did he just drop his pen? lol
These lefties just don't know when to quit.
>>80966833
what the fuck, well nice
>>80967138
The building was built to stun foreign diplomats. To put them in awe of British power.
A better time.
>>80965948
Why the fuck isn't he an MP? Can't he even win an election in his own seat? The injustice of our electoral system knows no bounds. This is why the sham Tories need to be wiped out and replaced with a UKIP majority. It's the only hope for our country now. I'm not even confident that May will take us out of the EU. She will look for the earliest excuse to keep us in. Given how she didn't even win an election to become PM, I wouldn't be surprised of she showed equal disregard for the will of the people with respect to the referendum.
>>80967029
Gulag Kraut you can cry there
>>80967201
Peanut M&Ms.
>>80967029
yes so hilarious
totally original we get it
Mogg leader of the house?
>>80966808
>the right are also compromising heavily with this arrangement, never even crosses their minds.
I see this a lot with leftists; they think anyone who holds a different opinion is just being mean and all the REAL compromise is on their side.
>>80966938
The Abolition of Britain
>>80967172
The coat is groomed as fuck as well
>>80967214
I don't know, seems like lots of Labour MPs do.
>>80967029
Deliciously salty german tears, post some more!
>>80967201
>in 11 years hopefully i'll be ripped enough to be an MP
being unfit never held eric pickles back
>>80967029
>implying Germany is less cucked
>>80966975
Absolutely horrible stuff. At least most 'journalists' have a pretence of neutrality but she's openly complaining that she personally thinks we should have voted to stay in the EU. Why are these fucks allowed on news channels?
We need electoral reform dezzoo
>>80967193
>I didn't know the papers were Brexit supporters
Biggest newspapers in the UK, the Sun and the Daily Mail, supported leaving.
>>80967283
Can't wait til morality man comes back to Australia for round 2 of Q&A, he got stacked against mad hard last time.
>>80967061
I didn't say it was new or exciting
But Americans don't say cracking, so the novelty is enough.
>>80967061
It is a good one though.
>>80967148
I know. So near yet so far. Posting Palmerston
>priti slashing international bennies
>>80967214
Don't worry Corbyn will make him disappear
>>80966786
She's the safe option. The only big trait I can think of hers is she is the best placed to crush Labour for a decade or more.
/pol/ hates how authoritarian she is, but her toughness on crime/pedos/terrorists makes her perfectly positioned to annihilate Corbyn. Since he is seen as at his weakest on security matters.
>>80966390
This isn't entirely true, the EU is still immensely important simply because they are neighbours.
The issue is the EU has basically created a perfect two-stage plan for trade negotiation under the assumption this is somehow some sort of problem.
What's more the EU also assumes we won't just bypass their bullshit and go directly to nation's governments for specific matters of importance, like with the Calais border control. Neither France nor the UK want the EU swinging their bureaucratic dick around when we're just trying to resolve a pertinent issue.
>>80967248
Because the Lib/Lab/Con ran a campaign together in the seat he was running in to get people to keep him out of parliament. Labour and Lib voters all voted Tory just to keep him out. They also overspent, I think a court is still looking at it.
>>80967193
>then the population still stands firm with the Brexit result, right
It was a very narrow Leave win anyway but now the more angry Remainians have calmed down the support for a properly done Brexit is quite high. A lot of people who voted remain are coming to terms with the benefits of Brexit
>>80967354
Speccie also
>>80966886
This is too true
t. Scotsman
At least I'm well spoken
Only 5 cabinet positions left now. Does she have to re appoint everyone in government or just the cabinet?
This is all pretty awesome guys, with a simple vote we've shaken Europe, ruined, dismantled and reconstructed government and political parties, shaken the financial market and created fresh memes.
>>80967214
Barely even worth talking about them anymore. We're looking at probably 8+ years of Tory rule.
>>80967374
Oh fuck he's returning for qanda? That'll be an episode worth watching
>>80966590
Downing Street handles foreign policy in periods of crisis. Boris is just a figurehead. She picked him to convince gullible idiots like you that the new Cabinet is actually friendly towards Brexiteers.
>>80967165
It was closer to 70%.
>>80967281
nice ass and feet
whoever sculpted this is a man of exquisite taste
>>80967193
>I didn't know the papers were Brexit supporters
A good number, the Guardian was obviously not. However its readership is far smaller than the number of it's articles posted on /pol/ would lead you to believe.
>>80967205
LOL
>ROTHERHAM
I've another question for you guys. Are you worried for the future of your nation in the hands of the millennials? As the older generation dies off, the leaders and primary voting blocs become millennials. Do you think they'll grow out of this radical left phase? Do you think they'll be a serious threat to the longevity of your country?
So what's the deal with Theresa may? Did she only go for remain because of Camerons orders or something? If she REALLY was for remain, why in fuck would she fill the cabinet with outters?
>Sophy Ridge Says "Jeremy C*nt" Live on air
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa70fCLZ4_A
>>80967511
18-24 was around 35%
>>80967354
Mail On Sunday was for remain. How does that work?
Also, I'd say the Times is bigger than the Mail.
>>80967419
I thought she just spoke tough, immigration, deportation numbers are not going down. Mabye that was due to the EU and the ECHR, but she didn't oppose the EU and has retreated on pulling out from the ECHR
>>80967554
Michael Gove was an outer and she sacked him.
>>80967554
>Did she only go for remain because of Camerons orders or something?
Basically. Why do you think she basically disappeared for the whole campaign?
>>80967248
Who is this yummy cunt
>>80966966
I don't know i'll ask my friend's """depressed""" mum next time I see her buying vast amounts of food in Iceland :))))
>>80967165
>>80967511
There's conflicting reports on this. I'm not really sure which one is legit.
>>80967594
>Mail On Sunday was for remain
Different editor and staff
>>80967444
So the Tories ran a campaign and the voters FELL FOR IT?! You've got to be fucking kidding me. Political campaigns should be banned. Politicians should be judged on the merits of their personal qualities alone, and not according to the number of leaflets their supporters can hand out.
>>80967526
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>>80967419
>toughness on crime/pedos/terrorists
That's good news. What's the feeling on the street these days?
>>80967554
I think there's actually a chance that's she's putting the will of the people above her opinion on the matter. Crazy as that might seem.
>>80967547
>Are you worried for the future of your nation in the hands of the millennials?
Yes. In the majority of schools, students are not taught anything about politics. We're going to be fucked over by idiots.
>>80967547
We'll see, it's still a decade or two until we're a political force, hopefully things will've shifted by then
>>80967577
Christ he is really good at pissing people off isn't he?
>>80966993
>my girlfriend has eczema
>horrible skin
>cracking tits
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
*breathes*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
>>80967594
Mail and Mail on Sunday always disagree on things. They have different editors.
>>80967594
Ignore the last part, the Daily Mail destroys the Times in circulation.
>open mailbox
>see this
what do?
>>80967594
>I'd say the Times is bigger than the Mail.
circulation no where near
>>80965764
>The murder of Jo Cox
The nutjobs threatening another murder are keeping things interesting
>>80967630
You can't get PIP for depression.
>>80967554
She pretty much played it safe and though remain was winning. She didn't campaign much for remain.
>>80967526
t,tanned German
>>80967526
>muh rapefugees
>>80967594
MoS and the DM loathe each other.
When the MoS won Newspaper of the Year at the Press Awards, the DM (print edition*) didn't mention it at all despite it being highly prestigious.
*online edition is, yet again, another beast.
>>80967281
he wouldnt take it even if offered.
he is too comfy on the backbenches and isnt one for the limelight
>>80967000
They aren't really comparable, dogs aren't that great at catching vermin in-doors.
>>80967172
Probs gets its food from Harrods and meals prepared by a personal chef. Also hunts rats all day. Lives a finer life than most.
>>80967652
>students are not taught anything about politics
this isn't a bad thing. Teaching schoolchildren politics can very easily become indoctrination
>>80967733
Yeah I just checked that >>80967717. Not even close.
>>80967704
>posting this after 60 houses were stormed by police because of hate speech in our country
>>80967547
Yes, it does worry me. I mean, I'm no expert on politics at all but goddamn, some of these other millennials know absolutely nothing.
Can we just get more larry/palmer for fucks sake. I haven't been this interested in britpol for years.
>>80967554
>Did she only go for remain because of Camerons orders or something?
Before the referendum she was seen as a eurosceptic, a pragmatic one however. Hence the remain vote but basically zero campaigning for it.
>>80967596
I meant tough domestically, 4chan hates that she reads all our e-mails but the plebs love that stuff. "I have nothing to hide & therefore nothing to fear" and all that.
>>80967646
She's probably too tough for my liking but the general public lap that shit up. Hopefully David Davis being in her cabinet will try and curtail some of her more authoritarian anti-civil liberties attitudes.
>>80967354
Oh, I was under the impression those were small sources and the general consensus was that they were not to be trusted. I guess I believed the leftists without even realizing it
>>80967449
It's easier to accept things if you think they are inevitable, I suppose.
>>80967652
Was politics ever taught in your schools? In my experience, political education was primarily through history courses. I'm sure you guys still have that, right?
>>80967666
One way or the other the ruling class will consist of millennials one day
>>80967458
We have to thank our man on the Inside.
>>80966805
Cmon lad don't bullshit, disability benefit is only generous if you are seriously disabled, or if you're a cunt cheating the system.
Secondarily if you are actually disabled then getting a job will be tougher, people who are disabled simply won't be as productive generally compared to able bodied people - we should get real, the market is generally majority of the time going to choose candidates able in body and mind, because it is best for business.
In addition, many of the menial roles you suggest may well be swept away in coming decades if automation does advance further as some predict.
Look I think the whole way our society provides for welfare is going to have to be reconsidered quite probably in the decades ahead. Even now in the short term personally I think wider family should do more to help disabled relatives, family responsibility should come first for their own if possible. But don't start talking shite about how disabled people are generally getting an easy ride and most could walk into a job tomorrow - it's rubbish lad.
>>80967594
The editors hate each other.
>>80967729
Get ready for a spiffing chat about LoGH
Larrys lived in a house full of children for years now he just has two miserable old greys
>eurocucks who don't realise cracking down on "mysognist hate speech" is a covert crack down on muslim groping gangs, aka. why we don't have any
>tfw joined an anti-eu meme party
have we started the fire?
>>80966677
Clearly theyre starving to death in huge numbers
>>80967855
I've noticed a sentiment here in the USA that's been gaining a lot of steam: People don't have to know anything about politics. The idea I've been hearing a lot about, especially on college campuses, is that political thought is equivalent to opinions, and that's as far as it has to go. It's a pretty terrifying idea, what with how intricate politics really is. Is a similar sentiment shared in the UK, to your knowledge?
>>80967547
>Do you think they'll grow out of this radical left phase?
I think the majority of people grow out of leftism eventually, think they have all the answers when really they're just young and naive, the majority of leftists have always been the youth same as it was back in the 60's, they too came to their senses etc.
>>80967282
A literal woman prime minister stood outside No 10 saying we need more equality.
Despite this, feminists will still complain about the Patriachy keeping minorities down or whatever, moving whatever goal posts required to reach the conclusion. You just know.
We all get to the realisation where you literally cannot bargain or take on the views of certain groups because you know they will never relinquish their fantasy world. Not even UKIP is as fucking delusional and that had a singular goal.
>>80967980
Probably thinks they're died.
>>80967816
>Reading the wiki article about him
>the sheer amount of times staff/security/police had to move him from somewhere cause he's a stubborn bastard
Larry is the best
>>80967591
>>80967633
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-brexit-turnout-young-voters-youth-vote-double-a7129181.html
The 35% figure came from a sky news poll.
The 70% figure comes from an opinium poll conducted on behalf of a university.
Let's be serious, here. Who would you trust more? An independent polling agency or Sky News?
>>80968024
>Irish politics
Yawn
>>80968025
It's enough to live, bare bones.
And they aren't starving to death in huge numbers, they are actually killing themselves though.
>making the slightly brown woman international development secretary
I hate this country
>>80967894
In secondary school, our history education was about Vietnam, World War 2, and Medicine. Nothing else. The only thing about politics we were told is how bills became law and the structure of parliament. Everything else I had to research independently outside of school.
>>80968088
conducted on behalf of sky news =/= sky news poll
The real figure is likely somewhere between the two figures. The 70% poll was waaay too high for all age groups.
>>80968224
Jesus, that's retarded
>>80966812
more like superpower by 2020 development secretary
>>80968088
It was conducted after the referendum though, when respondents would've been more likely to be embarrassed over not voting
>>80967956
Mogg looks like Reuenthal with classes tbph
>>80968066
I'm wary about women in politics, consider our situation here in America.
>moving whatever goal posts
Women don't know what they want, they don't know how to get it, but they know that it's somebody else's fault.
>>80968261
Do you actually have a justification for this or not?
>>80968422
Why would they be embarrassed by an anonymous poll?
>>80968224
Why the fuck were you learning about Vietnam?
We did Colonial NZ, the New Zealand Wars, Boer Wars, WW1 (especially Gallipoli), WW2 and English/British history from Boudica to Queen Victoria
>>80968605
see: shy Tory effect
>>80968033
From my rather narrow view, it does seem that many people go into politics with the same maxims as they hold idealised in daily life; to whit they cannot and will not understand politics, especially foreign affairs, because their view often boils down to
>muh refugees
>muh world peace
>muh globalism
So yes, there is often such a view. The main problem IMO is people have the bizarre idea that states and people can be rated by the same moral standards, when literally the only moral duty of a nation is to maximise the quality of life for its inhabitants and its only material duty to expand its ability to do so.
Hell, for even suggesting that of all the natural resources of the Middle East and Orient the least valuable and most replaceable were its people I was positively shunned.
>>80967547
Do you think the alternatives will ever stop shafting the most vulnerable in society and doing nothing about dramatically increasing inequality?
In other words, no. Corbyn will prevail.
>>80968549
Turnout was 72%
>>80968989
This makes no sense. Why would the shy Tory factor apply to one poll and not the other? And if it did, why would it lead to INFLATED reported turnout?
>>80969372
What makes you think the analysis of the poll wouldn't have taken into account overall turnout?
According to the poll, among all age groups except the elderly, turnout was below 72%.
>>80969551
You asked why someone would be embarrassed into answering something contrary to what they actually feel/did on an anonymous poll.
I gave you an example of people being embarrassed into answering something contrary to what they actually feel/did on an anonymous poll
>>80968989
It's structured around modules of a sort.
At iGCSE I studied Germany 1919-1939, Russia 1917-1921, US / USSR relations 1945-1962, and Israel / Palestine 1919-1991.
The latter was painful.
Literally >Post-Imperial Guilt!: The Syllabus
It's a bit fucked, brah. At A-level it gets a lot better, but even then you usually only get c. 30% of the course on just British history, the rest is on 'international' (i.e not British) history and on a 'theme' (varying in basedness from Land Warfare 1792-1945 to Civil Rights in the US).
>>80969290
>Corbyn will prevail.
you think he'll get into no.10?
>>80966087
I hate Angela Shriekle. Nothing more than a lesbian damp rag. Disgusting.
>>80969788
Your answer doesn't explain the result of the specific poll. It addresses an ambiguous, hypothetical poll which is unrelated to the eu referendum.
>>80970029
Absolutely. David Cameron is our saviour; the only conservative with an ounce of charisma has stepped down. Once Corbyn cleanses his party of the Blairite scum and the people have lived under the terror of May for awhile, his rise is inevitable.
>>80970230
Look Mr. Autism, all that I said was it's a possibility that the poll might be skewed by Millenials, who have been blamed repeatedly for Remain losing with their low turnout, to say that they voted when they actually didn't
>>80966423
>Humphrey was so popular that when Tony Blair moved in, officials were forced to organise a photocall to disprove rumours he had been put down by Blair's wife Cherie
>>80970539
>all that I said was
You never even said that. It took you three posts to clarify. Looks like I've won this discussion, anon. It's about time you leaved this thread.
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