Congratulations and thanks to all Brits who voted to exit the Fourth Reich!
My country is a candidate for membership in so-called "European Union", but after this magnificent event will be no more and I'm genuinely happy.
Last edited by Svetonio; 06-25-2016 at 03:53 AM.
Mmmhhh!!!... I'd be surprised if you hadn't perused the PA threads about this issue.. My guess is that there are at least two threads discussing this issue.
Actually Cameron is the perfect example of the perfidious albionite...He was never pro-EU, but just used the issue to his own political end: he wants the pro, but not the cons. Just that he didn't think it would actually happen
Like much of the Tories, they wanted a foot in to suck out the marrow of the EU (access to the market, for ex), but didn't want to be part of the organism (harmonization and progress of newer members) that it was parasiting. Many of the UKIPs are Tories at heart
You know... good for those arseholes... always ready to win, but not accepting to lose...
I'm not crying over these speculating leaches
Says the admirer of Tito (was your "genitor" part of the his presidential gard?) who supports a "greater Serbia" (as you clearly pointed out in PA) and who published pictures of Stalin and Tito on that site and openly supports Putin (though this later point is somewhat disputable) ....
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Just for the record, the low-class I'm talking about doesn't see further than the tip of their nose and can barely write their own names without making spelling mistakes, let alone even know remotely what the EU is about... typically the kind of human material that toured the streets of Berlin in brown shirts before, during and after 1933
oh well, I got the Godwin point.
Last edited by Trane; 06-25-2016 at 06:32 AM.
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
I am oposed to referenda as a means for political descisions because I think the outcome represents the sentiment of the day while politics should be concerned with medium and long term planning. Todays sentiment is mainly driven by the refugee problem and terrorism. In 5 years from now the world might look different and many people might regret the brexit vote.
He leads a party that is split down the middle on the subject of Europe. He thought he could lance the boil by going over their heads and getting the people to settle the matter once and for all. In other words he risked the future of the country in order to settle an internal party squabble, and lost.
This is going to add an interesting dynamic to performances of Supper's Ready in the near future, with the whole New Jerusalem part. Chavs who voted Leave would be in ecstasy (if they liked Genesis, which they don't of course. At least not Gabriel era).
Unfortunately this mostly covered the political, the nasty, and the silly regardless of the original poster's intentions. Time to close...
WANTED: Sig-worthy quote.
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