The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
> @thecommissioner said: > The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
> @NickPalmer said: > > @solarflare said: > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
> @thecommissioner said: > The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
and they don't seem to understand how counter productive that is - the £5 one is the most staggering until you see who is trying to smear, then you understand
> @FF43 said: > > @NickPalmer said: > > > @solarflare said: > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings? > > -------- > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
> @RobD said: > > @FF43 said: > > > @NickPalmer said: > > > > @solarflare said: > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings? > > > > -------- > > > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key. > > BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
Foreign currency donations are legal, I donated to the Tory party in CHF when I lived in Zurich.
More remainer fake news. She should at least have doctored it into Roubles or something...
Donors have to be on the electoral roll. The implication that if it's in nasty foreign money it must come from a nasty foreigner, when the foreign currency is the euro, suggests that this dreadful woman's spiritual home is UKIP, though.
> @ReggieCide said: > > @RobD said: > > > @FF43 said: > > > > @NickPalmer said: > > > > > @solarflare said: > > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > > > > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings? > > > > > > -------- > > > > > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key. > > > > BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus. > > Rob, you have to allow for his previous
Has anyone checked how much it costs to rent the Reichsparteitagsgelände these days? Will probably need many more of those foreign donations to host the final rally there.
I see Cadwalladr's twitter profile picture indicates she is seeking the unvarnished truth regarding all aspects of electoral law with respect to all parties giving neither fear nor favour to remainers or brexiteers.
> > > Yes it will deliver it as once you have a majority for a manifesto commitment for No Deal all it takes is the PM refusing another extension in October and that is it, if the WA did not pass next month we leave with No Deal and there will be no majority in the Commons to stop it
> > >
> > > Talk us through - in detail - how Britain will be able to do the things it can currently do under the ca. 700 agreements it will fall out of on a No Deal exit.
> >
> > It will just have to renegotiate them unless and until a new Deal is done with the EU
>
> So it will have to enter into 700 new deals, will it? And you call this a No Deal exit, do you?
>
> And what happens in the interim? How does Britain do the things it needs those treaties to do but can't in the period between a No Deal exit and renegotiating those 700 agreements?
>
>
We have had almost 3 years of No Deal planning it is not as if the civil service have been doing nothing to prepare.
There is a rising anger amongst Leave voters up and down the country we are still in the EU as Thursday will prove when the Brexit Party storms to victory and if the WA is rejected a 4th time by the Commons then No Deal it will have to be until a new WA can be negotiated with the EU, with a technical solution replacing the backstop if necessary
> > > Yes it will deliver it as once you have a majority for a manifesto commitment for No Deal all it takes is the PM refusing another extension in October and that is it, if the WA did not pass next month we leave with No Deal and there will be no majority in the Commons to stop it
> > >
> > > Talk us through - in detail - how Britain will be able to do the things it can currently do under the ca. 700 agreements it will fall out of on a No Deal exit.
> >
> > It will just have to renegotiate them unless and until a new Deal is done with the EU
>
> So it will have to enter into 700 new deals, will it? And you call this a No Deal exit, do you?
>
> And what happens in the interim? How does Britain do the things it needs those treaties to do but can't in the period between a No Deal exit and renegotiating those 700 agreements?
>
>
We have had almost 3 years of No Deal planning it is not as if the civil service have been doing nothing to prepare.
There is a rising anger amongst Leave voters up and down the country we are still in the EU as Thursday will prove when the Brexit Party storms to victory and if the WA is rejected a 4th time by the Commons then No Deal it will have to be until a new WA can be negotiated with the EU, with a technical solution replacing the backstop if necessary
In other words, No Deal Leavers have no plan.
It is No Plan Brexit rather than No Deal, because on day zero+1, the first thing that we have to do is strike a deal with our biggest trade partner.
> @RobD said: > > @ReggieCide said: > > > @RobD said: > > > > @FF43 said: > > > > > @NickPalmer said: > > > > > > @solarflare said: > > > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > > > > > > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings? > > > > > > > > -------- > > > > > > > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key. > > > > > > BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus. > > > > Rob, you have to allow for his previous > > Has anyone checked how much it costs to rent the Reichsparteitagsgelände these days? Will probably need many more of those foreign donations to host the final rally there.
Is that taking Tory voters as those who say they will vote Tory at present or those who voted Tory in 2017? If the former, the results are unsurprising. Boris supporters are presumably more likely to declare they would vote Brexit Party than Javid fans.
> @williamglenn said: > > @HYUFD said: > > > > It will not do because Barnier as yet refuses to do so, whether the EU might change its mind once we enter a No Deal scenario is yet to be tested > > The EU can't change its mind about something that doesn't exist. >
mountains from molehills - £5 paid - not evidence of acceptance?
Germans resident here can vote in the European elections and also stand but may still have German euro PayPal accounts? Maybe it’s a donation from Nigel’s ex wife?!
Seriously what with fussing over £5 donations and Dan Snow and Layla Moran implying the New Forest district council’s electoral registration office is a hot bed of Brexit party supporters putting their leaflets in with postal ballots we have hit peak remainer hysteria!
Calm down - it’s only the Russians doing their usual stuff......
> > > Yes it will deliver it as once you have a majority for a manifesto commitment for No Deal all it takes is the PM refusing another extension in October and that is it, if the WA did not pass next month we leave with No Deal and there will be no majority in the Commons to stop it
> > >
> > > Talk us through - in detail - how Britain will be able to do the things it can currently do under the ca. 700 agreements it will fall out of on a No Deal exit.
> >
> > It will just have to renegotiate them unless and until a new Deal is done with the EU
>
> So it will have to enter into 700 new deals, will it? And you call this a No Deal exit, do you?
>
> And what happens in the interim? How does Britain do the things it needs those treaties to do but can't in the period between a No Deal exit and renegotiating those 700 agreements?
>
>
We have had almost 3 years of No Deal planning it is not as if the civil service have been doing nothing to prepare.
There is a rising anger amongst Leave voters up and down the country we are still in the EU as Thursday will prove when the Brexit Party storms to victory and if the WA is rejected a 4th time by the Commons then No Deal it will have to be until a new WA can be negotiated with the EU, with a technical solution replacing the backstop if necessary
In other words, No Deal Leavers have no plan.
Hey, Cyclefree, don't worry! Me and my squad of ultimate Brexiteers will protect you!
> @AndyJS said: > It's depressing how many intelligent people seem to be resorting to conspiracy theories at the moment. (Not talking about people on PB).
I think you mean seemingly intelligent.
How many of them are using twatter for their ravings ?
> The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
Yep, Remainers are in full panic mode now.
Nah, I am pretty chilled about it all, after all it is the Tory party and the Lexiteers that are on course for humiliation next weekend.
The Brexit Party cannot form a government, and in any case shouldn't count their chickens just yet.
> @another_richard said: > > @AndyJS said: > > It's depressing how many intelligent people seem to be resorting to conspiracy theories at the moment. (Not talking about people on PB). > > I think you mean seemingly intelligent. > > How many of them are using twatter for their ravings ?
That's correct. As we know, some people on Twitter are going potty over perfectly normal election leaflet deliveries.
> > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
>
> +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
The FURY of remainers at Nigel being good at politics. 'You know who else made emotive speeches?' 'You know who else used to have cheering crowds at their rallies?' It's brilliant.
> @Byronic said: > > @tlg86 said: > > > @kle4 said: > > > > @tlg86 said: > > > > Is Dan Snow not cutting it fine for doing his postal vote? I'd have thought they'd have been sent out weeks ago and needed to be returned quite soon. > > > > > > I believe you can actually hand your postal vote in in person if it is too late to post > > > > I believe so, but it seems odd that he's only just received it.< > > ++++++ > > I got my postal vote four weeks ago. TBH I think Dan Snow might be fibbing. Or it is just a very rare mistake? > > He's edging toward flat earthism if he thinks the entire UK electoral system is conspiring with Nigel Farage to fix the vote for UKIP 2.0. I really do despair of high profile Remainers: they need a level headed charming figure head, instead, as I have said before, even the best of them look a bit demented by Brexit.
Four weeks ago I do not believe that nominations had closed!
> @Luckyguy1983 said: > > @NickPalmer said: > > > > @solarflare said: > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that > > > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings? > > > > -------- > > > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key. > > The FURY of remainers at Nigel being good at politics. 'You know who else made emotive speeches?' 'You know who else used to have cheering crowds at their rallies?' It's brilliant.
To be fair, it's also cos he's friends with fascists on the continent. If he approves of fascists, it's ok to assume his beliefs overlap theirs.
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> Oh dear Nigel appears to be breaking electoral law again:
>
> https://twitter.com/carolecadwalla/status/1130195252537520128?s=12&fbclid=IwAR1SJ3tqDRkS1DG8Z95aXtlNx6SpsUeuJDcZihUQGiqPAnQKt1ORCxf_P6s
mountains from molehills - £5 paid - not evidence of acceptance?
> The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
Yep, Remainers are in full panic mode now.
> > @solarflare said:
> > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
>
> +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
> The BP must be winning by a mile; the up-tick in smears and claims of breaching this and that rule from their opponents have gone into overdrive in the last twenty four hours.
and they don't seem to understand how counter productive that is - the £5 one is the most staggering until you see who is trying to smear, then you understand
> > @NickPalmer said:
> > > @solarflare said:
> > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
> >
> > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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> From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
> > @FF43 said:
> > > @NickPalmer said:
> > > > @solarflare said:
> > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
> > >
> > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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> > --------
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> > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
>
> BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
Rob, you have to allow for his previous
> > @RobD said:
> > > @FF43 said:
> > > > @NickPalmer said:
> > > > > @solarflare said:
> > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
> > > >
> > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
> > >
> > > --------
> > >
> > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
> >
> > BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
>
> Rob, you have to allow for his previous
Has anyone checked how much it costs to rent the Reichsparteitagsgelände these days? Will probably need many more of those foreign donations to host the final rally there.
In other words, No Deal Leavers have no plan.
> > @ReggieCide said:
> > > @RobD said:
> > > > @FF43 said:
> > > > > @NickPalmer said:
> > > > > > @solarflare said:
> > > > > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
> > > > >
> > > > > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
> > > >
> > > > --------
> > > >
> > > > From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
> > >
> > > BP events are low rent versions of the Nuremberg rallies? Jesus.
> >
> > Rob, you have to allow for his previous
>
> Has anyone checked how much it costs to rent the Reichsparteitagsgelände these days? Will probably need many more of those foreign donations to host the final rally there.
Isn't Nige more of a beer hall man ?
> https://twitter.com/halfon4harlowMP/status/1130163351680692229
Is that taking Tory voters as those who say they will vote Tory at present or those who voted Tory in 2017? If the former, the results are unsurprising. Boris supporters are presumably more likely to declare they would vote Brexit Party than Javid fans.
> > @HYUFD said:
> >
> > It will not do because Barnier as yet refuses to do so, whether the EU might change its mind once we enter a No Deal scenario is yet to be tested
>
> The EU can't change its mind about something that doesn't exist.
>
Why not?
Seriously what with fussing over £5 donations and Dan Snow and Layla Moran implying the New Forest district council’s electoral registration office is a hot bed of Brexit party supporters putting their leaflets in with postal ballots we have hit peak remainer hysteria!
Calm down - it’s only the Russians doing their usual stuff......
> It's depressing how many intelligent people seem to be resorting to conspiracy theories at the moment. (Not talking about people on PB).
I think you mean seemingly intelligent.
How many of them are using twatter for their ravings ?
The Brexit Party cannot form a government, and in any case shouldn't count their chickens just yet.
> > @AndyJS said:
> > It's depressing how many intelligent people seem to be resorting to conspiracy theories at the moment. (Not talking about people on PB).
>
> I think you mean seemingly intelligent.
>
> How many of them are using twatter for their ravings ?
That's correct. As we know, some people on Twitter are going potty over perfectly normal election leaflet deliveries.
> In other words, No Deal Leavers have no plan.
The default position is a global deal under WTO terms, isn't it?
Rogue Boeing 737 Max planes ‘with minds of their own’ | 60 Minutes Australia
https://youtu.be/QytfYyHmxtc
> > @tlg86 said:
> > > @kle4 said:
> > > > @tlg86 said:
> > > > Is Dan Snow not cutting it fine for doing his postal vote? I'd have thought they'd have been sent out weeks ago and needed to be returned quite soon.
> > >
> > > I believe you can actually hand your postal vote in in person if it is too late to post
> >
> > I believe so, but it seems odd that he's only just received it.<
>
> ++++++
>
> I got my postal vote four weeks ago. TBH I think Dan Snow might be fibbing. Or it is just a very rare mistake?
>
> He's edging toward flat earthism if he thinks the entire UK electoral system is conspiring with Nigel Farage to fix the vote for UKIP 2.0. I really do despair of high profile Remainers: they need a level headed charming figure head, instead, as I have said before, even the best of them look a bit demented by Brexit.
Four weeks ago I do not believe that nominations had closed!
> > @NickPalmer said:
>
> > > @solarflare said:
>
> > > Interesting ChUK write-up Mauve, thanks for that
>
> >
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> > +1. More reports like that from different events would be interesting. Has anyone hgere been to one of Farage's revivalist gatherings?
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> From the clips, the Farage events seem to be a presumably deliberately hokey and low rent version of the Nuremberg rallies. The British like to keep their fascism low key.
>
> The FURY of remainers at Nigel being good at politics. 'You know who else made emotive speeches?' 'You know who else used to have cheering crowds at their rallies?' It's brilliant.
To be fair, it's also cos he's friends with fascists on the continent. If he approves of fascists, it's ok to assume his beliefs overlap theirs.