03-09-2019, 05:27 PM
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Re: Will UK collapse before Brexit?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Britain collapsed politically a while ago, just after the Brexit vote in fact when certain MPs and their cronies decided that democracy was not for them. That Jo Swinson creature for instance who calls the referendum 'the undemocratic vote' and vows to reverse Brexit, even if people voted to leave for a second time. She should be stripped naked and hung upside down from Tower Bridge with a bag of bird seed lodged up her bum crack.
04-09-2019, 08:52 AM
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Re: Will UK collapse before Brexit?
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Roosavelt made us pay later CHF!He did help us no doubt, but he delayed helping untill we
were weakened, and only really committed to our cause once
Japan attacked Pearl Harbour!
After the war won, and a socialist government was elected
in UK he then demanded his money back, due to his fears
of communism, without much time to pay! Whilst at the same
time funding the so called German Miracle and supporting
his ex enemies!
So l set no store by talk of special relationships etc, its all
in the imaginations of a certain class of uk politicians?
However, apart from that, l agree with you!
Regards Donkeyman!
The support coming out of these very large states is (IMO) often allied to who the largest voting groups, of their population, are.
For example, would the USA support the UK in the setting up of hard borders, etc, in Ireland?
Would the USA push towards Irish reunification rather than status quo?
Or will they only assist the UK when there's something in it for the USA?
That's the power of the USA - and the what the EU aspires to achieve.
04-09-2019, 02:02 PM
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Re: Will UK collapse before Brexit?
Definitely think the voting system should change from ''First past the Post''and bring in "Proportional Representation". FPTP is so outdated. Of course it suits the two main parties for it to continue, but why, when we vote for someone in our local area, should it help in forming a government.When we vote someone in as an MP, it should be to represent us locally. End Of. Not to form a central government that may not have any interest in what goes on locally.
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