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Bemused is the word I would use.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostUKIP are fighting for UK independence. Or abolition of slavery. Or something else that is already achieved. I suspect his actions amount to terror.
Can we have him interred please?
UKIP's Paul Nuttall suggests internment for terror suspects - BBC News
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It seems that Paul 'Professional Footballer' Nuttall is changing the focus of UKIP away from the EU, as now the referendum is a done and dusted deal and they got their way, to an anti-Islam party: https://www.theguardian.com/politics...slamist-cancer. Presumably this is just a way to attract more voters seeing as they've dropped a lot of votes, why doesn't he just say that they welcome the EDL/BNP/Britain First voter with open arms?
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostYes, in a nutshell. The economic consequences will be wholly dependant on how desperate the EU chiefs are to shore up their failing project. Ironically, the more they punish Britain, the more they hasten the project's demise.
The European project would gain new life withotu UKs constant selfish vetoes, new Dawn opens for the EU Project - they are fooking happy that finally UK buggers off and will no longer be a drag.
And the real irony would be that after Brexit UKs value to USA will drop massively, there will be no longer ally there that can veto things - this "special relationship" will be truly over.
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[QUOTE=Mordac;2422339]Yes, in a nutshell. The economic consequences will be wholly dependant on how desperate the EU chiefs are to shore up their failing project. Ironically, the more they punish Britain, the more they hasten the project's demise.[/QUOTE]
I would be interested to hear you expand on that.
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Yes, in a nutshell. The economic consequences will be wholly dependant on how desperate the EU chiefs are to shore up their failing project. Ironically, the more they punish Britain, the more they hasten the project's demise.Originally posted by AtW View PostAh, so now Brexit success is only defined as actually leaving EU?
Tory Scum will damage UK Economy far worse than EU could have possibly done or even wanted (why???).
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Ah, so now Brexit success is only defined as actually leaving EU?Originally posted by Mordac View PostPatience, my friend. It is in progress. And it will be a success (that is, we will leave). How much the EU wants to damage Britain, and many of it's own economies in the process, is up to them.
Tory Scum will damage UK Economy far worse than EU could have possibly done or even wanted (why???).
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Whenever I see him I can't shake the notion that he and Ade Edmondson are long lost twins!!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostUKIP are fighting for UK independence. Or abolition of slavery. Or something else that is already achieved. I suspect his actions amount to terror.
Can we have him interred please?


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Patience, my friend. It is in progress. And it will be a success (that is, we will leave). How much the EU wants to damage Britain, and many of it's own economies in the process, is up to them.Originally posted by AtW View PostI underlined word "successfully", it should not even be put in the same sentence with Brexit.
Brexit only starts when UK leaves the Union, that's after transition period (if there will ever be one).
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UKIP was a Tory Trojan Horse, designed to drum up support for an in/out EU referendum. Put in a Farage, lend them an MP... UKIP has served its purpose, so it is being shut down by way of a new nutjob leader and some unvoteable policies (e.g. the death penalty for all suicide bombers, banning all head gear including welders masks and bike helmets) and hey presto - UKIP disappear into obscurity and its voters head to the Conservatives to get that hard Brexit they are after.
We need hear no more of Nuttall and his ilk after June 8th.
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I underlined word "successfully", it should not even be put in the same sentence with Brexit.Originally posted by Mordac View PostLearn your tenses my young Russkie friend. "Is being" indicates present tense, not past tense.
Brexit only starts when UK leaves the Union, that's after transition period (if there will ever be one).
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He is going to be interned in CUK.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostUKIP are fighting for UK independence. Or abolition of slavery. Or something else that is already achieved. I suspect his actions amount to terror.
Can we have him interred please?
UKIP's Paul Nuttall suggests internment for terror suspects - BBC News
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