all the normies are sleeping or getting ready for work
Easton Jenkins
>Wake up >Find out about Italy >Check the Euro value
What a great start to the morning.
Oliver Gutierrez
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Christopher Barnes
Feeling a bit better lads
still got a cunt of a cough though, really should see a doctor.
Colton Barnes
Don't worry you'll be fine
Dylan Morgan
Just get yourself some beechams, lad. Or some night cough medicine so you can get some good sleeps.
Jayden Fisher
Doubt that'll help tbqh, been taking cough syrup for a week but this still won't fuck off, reckon I'll have to quit smoking for atleast a while.
Elijah Reed
>Smoking
You nonce.
Ryan Lee
>Italy voted NO >Euro is falling >Next PM is apparently likely to try to get them out the EU >tfw we have truly started the fire
EU will be dead soon, and I couldn't be more pleased
Luke Smith
Atleast the yanks appreciate me You know you're going to have to put in some effort if you want this to work ):
Cameron Bailey
Nicht jeder Tag kann glühn im Sonnenlichte; ein Wölkchen und ein Schauer kommt zur Zeit. Drum lese keiner mir es im Gesichte, daß nicht der Wünsche jeder mir gedeiht. Wohl tauschten nah und ferne mit mir gar viele gerne; ihr Glück ist Trug und ihre Freiheit Schein Ich bin ein Preuße, will ein Preuße sein.
Tyler Edwards
stop
Luke Sullivan
it's such a catchy tune though
Wyatt Hill
How do I block tripfags again?
Carter Sullivan
I forced myself to watch part of one episode of Strictly Come Dancing and was strangely moved by the performance of Katya Jones.
As she capered lightly around the lumpish, slow moving form of Ed Balls, she resembled a chipmunk trying rather desperately to make friends with a grizzly bear.
But as I watched I also realised that Mr Balls is now a potential Prime Minister. Once, he would have ruined his hopes of high office by taking part in such a thing.
But in modern Britain, almost any kind of TV fame is an advantage.
Look at Al ‘Boris’ Johnson, once a reasonably successful journalist and entertaining public speaker, now a wild superstar of politics.
It was his repeated appearances on Have I Got News For You which made him Foreign Secretary and may yet make him Premier.
They lifted him into that class of people who no longer need to explain who they are, a priceless status in politics. I know a bit about this because of my sole appearance on the same programme.
The editing wasn’t especially kind to me (they cut out one of my jokes) and the whole thing was dominated by the insufferable celebrity cook Clarissa Dickson Wright, who swelled up like a human Zeppelin whenever a camera came near her. But even so, for a few days afterwards I experienced a tiny taste of true celebrity, being recognised as that man off the telly by an astonishing range of people.
And that was after just one appearance. Mr Balls is now permanently famous, and widely liked for having been ready to make a fool of himself for the pleasure of others. Even his silly name has become a sort of asset.
He has the wit to take full advantage of this. But is it proper or right that TV executives can make a political career? I don’t think so.
Cooper Perez
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Asher Rodriguez
Even I won't be defending that rubbish
>"crushed the Remainers" >Parliament and the media is still massively pro-EU as well as the Remainers having the upper hand on us through the police and legal systems
>Does anyone really think that we have a right to leave the EU just because we won a referendum called by the government, who said that if 'Leave' won we would leave the EU?
>"some other time" >Meanwhile in 50 years or so there'll be enough of the immigrant-descended population in the UK to permanently keep us out of leaving the EU properly and could even take us back into it fully
The only saving grace in the entire article is that at least the ridiculous headline wasn't written by him but rather the MoS editing team, but it's still unbelievable
Julian Carter
How is the Italy vote a 'blow' to the EU in the long term? The anti-establishment parties in Italy don't even want to leave the EU.
Gavin Gray
It's not a blow to the EU, British and American posters overblow continental politics massively because they fail to realise that the majority of ""anti-EU"" parties in Europe are just Eurosceptic, meaning they'll actually do fuck all about the EU when in power except complain about it a little bit, maybe get a few rebates or lower the amount of refugees they're forced to take in from X to Y and so on
To its credit Britain is one of the few countries whose anti-EU party actually wants secession
Julian Roberts
Looks like I'm taking my cat to the vet today lads.
He's got diarrhea.
Nicholas Smith
Are we all ready for the inevitable crippling disappointment we will be facing today?
This morning the high court will rule against the government and will force it to take the invoking of article 50 before parliament, where all sorts of terms and stipulations will be put on it, most likely we will still be part of the single market, but we will have to be for the 'pleasure', and we will still have to take some immigrants, but this will be painted as a great success by the government because for the last few months we have been fed the "hard vs soft brexit" lie, it is actually part of a middle ground logical fallacy, that is to say that only a middle between two extremes is the sensible option, but sometimes an extreme solution is needed for an extreme problem (police plz no bully).
Cameron Ramirez
fuck, my mistake, the ruling will take 4 days
Kevin Sanchez
Fuck off back to plebbit or some other site if you want to namefag. >inb4 replies to this post and i won't read them because they're filtered
sad.
Leo Williams
Shouldn't be anything too serious, generally we only take our cats to the vet if they have had it for more than a day, and even then they will just give t some simple medication - it's nothing you should worry about.
Luke James
More like mass plebeian depravity. Seriously pedophilia is more likely in poorer households, the proles really are animals.
Thomas Davis
>tfw taking over another general just so I can have two blogs who here /devilish/?
Robert Moore
Fuck off with your divide and conquer the white race jew tactics.
Daniel Cox
These days, yes, but only because upper-class depravity trickled down and the old doctrine of "one rule for me, another for thee" got broken down. It's like drugs - Society functioned perfectly fine when the only people on heroin were toffs and the churches/puritan movements strongly discouraged anything of the kind amongst the working class, and now it's an absolute menace
Christian Perez
>it's nothing you should worry about.
I hope so mate. We're still taking him to the vet though just to be safe.
David Clark
So what are you guys gonna do after the Supreme Court ruling comes in and we have Brexit stolen from us?
Wish I drank desu.
Thomas Russell
Learn Polish.
Ayden Howard
>tfw currently learning Russian Feels cheeki breeki.
Julian Hernandez
I'll teach you m8
£50 an hour
Adrian Reed
DELETE THIS PICTURE.
THIS IS AN ANGLO THREAD FOR ANGLO PEOPLE AND NICE ANGLO POSTERS.
DO NOT GO AROUND POSTING YOUR ARYAN SHIT HERE, YOU DISGUSTING PIG, YOU MAKE MY SKIN CRAWL. REPORTED TO THE ARYAN MONITORING AGENCY TO GET YOU SENT TO THE REFINERY.
FUCK YOU.
ARYANDIED SOON.
Blake Harris
CELT-ARYAN ALLIANCE WHEN
Gabriel Nguyen
I'm actually kind of optimistic, at worst, in 3 years or so we will end up still in the single market but having to pay for it, and still accepting some immigrants, even so, if that's all we have then it means than on the sinking ship that is Europe, we might not be safe and sound in a life boat, but we will be out on the deck with our life jackets on, as opposed to al of the other countries who will be trapped in the engine room. In that 3 years I am guessing we will already have started to diversify our out going trade, which will again be good when the EU collapses and is good for us anyway, and in that 3 years we will also have got a good trade deal with the U.S.
Best case scenario is that the supreme court over rules the high court and the government does brexit on it's terms, but I don't think that will happen. But the good thing is, as I have explained, even the worse case scenario puts us as a better position than all of the other countries for the EU's inevitable collapse.
But I'm sure YKTD has a much more miserable outlook...
Asher Martinez
That's probably the going rate, or even higher for a Russian-English tutor in London.
Christian Rivera
Of course your outlook is going to be good when literally all you're basing it on is muh free trade
It's absolutely Carswell-tier. Well yes, we're still a viciously politically correct immigrant-filled cultural wasteland that's rapidly turning Islamic, but holy fuck Le God Emperor Trump just offered us a free trade deal!!!! wtf i love Thatcherism now!!
When you agree to be my jester, those are the terms and I'm not willing to negotiate. Yeah but how many people can say they were taught a language by Prussian royalty?
Dominic Young
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Brayden Richardson
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Brandon Myers
I know that there are other elements, but there is no way we will still have to take as many immigrants if are paying for access to the EU
>there is no way we will still have to take as many immigrants Not an argument when every single party wants them in these numbers anyway
See non-EU migration
Jeremiah Turner
>he doesn't have a Sup Forums pass >he has to enter captcha >he doesn't have a tripcode >he isn't part of the Sup Forums elite
James Myers
I know I am probably too optimistic to the same level that you are too pessimistic, but perhaps when UKIP take some of their seats they will start to listen.
Aaron Cruz
get the flag plugin nigga, thats how non faggots recognise each other
Landon Russell
Time is not on our side.
Asher Clark
>Sutcliffe reportedly told the source: 'Ian’s really friendly and helpful. I wouldn’t go back to Broadmoor if they gave me a million pounds.
>'We’ve started watching a lot of documentaries together about animals in the wild.'
>Former lorry driver Sutcliffe, who now uses his mother's maiden name Coonan, was murdered 13 women during a six-year reign of terror. He was given 20 life sentences in 1981. He will die in jail because he is serving a whole-life tariff.
The Trump LARPers are right, aren't they? Reality is unravelling
Juan Fisher
>flag plugin what?
Benjamin Wilson
>Reality is unravelling look like it
Charles Cruz
*looks
Ethan Sanchez
google extra flags Sup Forums, works with 4chanX
Thomas Phillips
Appreciated.
How does it work?
Jacob Nelson
I want to go to the shops and buy a shit ton of cookies because I am fat but I am supposed to start a diet today because I am fat.
Still not as bad as Boris' performance which got no media attention at all
>We're not helping the rebels with targeting in Syria, we're just giving them a general idea of where to... where to strike
Alexander Gomez
Do UKIP have a chance in Sleaford and North Hykeham? They came 3rd behind Labour in 2015.
Liam Torres
>As British politics becomes more defined by Brexit, it's clear that the two parties which have the most clear definitions of what it means are becoming more popular
I hope that comes true, pretty hilarious watching him lose his cool so much, used to think of him as a pretty chill guy
Ian Russell
Short of an absolute shock win, no, if UKIP actually win the by-election then they're back in business but it's very unlikely right now
Eli Smith
the lib dems would campaign for child porn if it would get them seats
Parker Peterson
UKIP are never going to win anything ever again. 2010 was their one chance. UKIP are a single person party. Without Nige, they lose all of their appeal and just fall into infighting and turmoil, as we've seen.
Christopher Clark
Please tell me there is a way I can get a Prussian flag on this
Justin Hill
Clegg and Farron are obvious nonces
Jaxon Long
That's true of every party, UKIP included
2015 surely?
Mason Flores
Yeah that's what I meant. I forgot it was current year.
Jeremiah Watson
The only reason that the conservatives won in 2015 was because they were the only part that offered a realistic chance of having a brexit vote, and it delivered, we had a brexit vote and we voted for brexit. I really doubt the conservatives would have won if it were not for people voting tactically.
Parker Morales
*party
Jose Robinson
>flags are invisible >4chanx layout is so gay why did i even bother
Robert Lee
>anglokek flags work but Polish flags don't fucking kekery
Henry Phillips
They won because of scaremongering about a LAB-SNP coalition mostly, not the referendum which nobody believed in
Robert Miller
>LAB-SNP coalition You're kidding? That was probably the 3rd most important issue.
Not for floating UKIP voters. The shtick about the referendum had already run short for them because they knew the Tories weren't going to deliver, but the meme about some sort of horrible communist alliance under Red Ed as well as the aggressive targeting of particular seats as per the campaign plan were massively effective
