REMINDER: MOST TORY POSTERS ARE REDDIT MIGRANTS, DON'T LET THEM CHANGE BRIT/POL/ CULTURE
Luis Lewis
Give one good reason I shouldn't go all in with ETH (Ethereum) right now?
Xavier Thompson
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Grayson Thomas
Nigel will return to UKIP after June and destroy the Tories in the next election.
Samuel Hernandez
>typical tory shill poster
Logan Morris
See? Even Nuttall agrees that it's OK to vote Tory. Time to embrace your C I V I C side lads
Jordan Moore
b.... but this time they mean it
Hunter Hernandez
>believing anything Bojo says whatsoever
The man is a flip flopper.
Liam Taylor
>Paul Nuttall feebly tries to attach his harness as his once-airworthy plane plummets to earth. He feels a strong yet firm, stable hand on his shoulder cautioning him to stop. He looks up, it's Theresa May.
>May: No! They expect one of us in the wreckage, brother.
>Nuttall's expression seems to be conflicted, in the length of a single breath he contemplates the finality of death, the worthiness of his cause and the cruelty of fate. He steels himself, and his gaze meets May's.
Nuttall: Have we started the fire?
>May: Yes, the fire rises.
>May hurriedly attaches a harness around a hysterical Douglas Carswell who is kicking up a fuss about being injected with the Conservative party line direct from a drip attached to the long-dead corpse of John Major.
>May: Calm down Douglas, now is not the time for fear- that comes later.
Christopher Hughes
Someone replace the yank with a brit and the parties.
Jace Cox
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Luis Cruz
>Carswell only shrieks louder as May activates the winch and they are both wrenched high into the air. Below them the UKIP plane is seen plummeting to earth, Nuttal still strapped inside.
>The camera switches to a view of Carswell and May swinging precariously mid-air with their winch attached to a large aircraft with a Conservative logo on the side. After several seconds an explosion is heard but not seen.
Brody Watson
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Mason Allen
I think if our govt agrees to shell out the 100b to the EU I'm renouncing any faith I have left for this country. The absolute state of it all.
Is he giving it to homeless charities or to every homeless person individually
Brayden Moore
>In 2009 Morrissey leaves the stage at Coachella, explaining "The smell of burning animals is making me sick. I can smell burning flesh . . . and I hope to God it's human."
Nathaniel Gomez
absolutely based
Jordan Brooks
the absolute state of this radio 4 crowd
how can someone perceive EU politicians as anything but scum
England and Wales: >if you live in a Tory marginal, vote Tory >otherwise vote as far right as you can (probably UKIP)
Scotland: >vote for the strongest non-SNP candidate
Northern Ireland: >vote DUP
Cameron Harris
>In 2007 he told the NME, "The gates of England are flooded. The country's been thrown away." >Morrissey reignites racism row by calling Chinese a 'subspecies' >Morrissey hails Britain's decision to leave the EU as 'magnificent' >Former Smiths frontman Morrissey has revealed that he toyed with the idea of voting for the UK Independent Party. During an interview with Loaded, the singer said he admired the party's leader, Nigel Farage.
Nicholas Martin
Lads, I've been cackling hysterically at lefties ever since the Brexit vote, things just keep getting better at every happening and I'm not sure I can take it anymore.
Things better calm down after the GE.
Ryan Reed
Eveyrone of my friends who voted UKIP voted conservative based solely on giving may, yet another, mandate to continue these talks aggressively (hard brexit is the only result out there, spain have the veto for all agreements if they want it). On the other side of brexit is another story, granted UKIP needs to lose most of its faces, the current leadership are a fucking joke, but if the cons swing to the centre again UKIP will be there to pick up my vote.
What a bunch of fools. They put so much faith into the BBC's designated globalists that they have lost faith in the people that matter - the British electorate.
It is their own ignorance that will lead to their downfall. Their misplaced trust will land them in the grave.
Lucas Nguyen
Its just political posturing, he is looking to the future and a hopeful labour leadership in 4-6 years time. The guy is loaded and will not miss 15 grand a year if it buys him some political capitol down the line.
And 15k is a drop in the ocean.
David Moore
>Labour is expected to gain more than eighty million seats after Diane Abbott was asked to count the votes this morning.
David Bailey
If this Corbyn man is such a problem why not just toss him?
John Boehner was a problem so we tossed him. Granted his replacement is a massive fuckup but thats not the point.
Why people like Corbyn and Pelosi get a free pass when they cost their party everything is beyond me
Caleb Sanchez
AYE HAVE MYAID A LEJITIMYAIT AND PEACEFALL REQYEST!!
Kayden Edwards
officially /our/ guy
Wyatt Gray
He's very popular with the party's membership.
The left are beyond deluded.
Jayden Adams
He doesn't need that money. Not one bit. It's all part of his falsified image as a humble working class Northener who doesn't want to roll around in in cash.
Colton Lee
we'll only get a good tory run brexit if we have a strong UKIP opposition party. With Nuttal at helm, don't think that can be achieved.
Gabriel Evans
To add to that. they literally just laughed at the Tory saying he disliked the far-right.
They truly believe the Tories are fucking far-right.
Jackson James
His party tried. They really did. But the membership was tired of the mealy-mouthed blairites usually put up for leadership positions and bona fide communists came out in droves to support the guy for his leadership position.
>Between two rivers there's a calvary >A rolling mill that drains the hills >And did those hobnailed boots on ancient clay >Walk in endless rain and skies of grey
Jace Robinson
WE ALL LOVE OUR CLANGERS, DON'T WE FOLKS?
Brayden Martinez
>If this Corbyn man is such a problem why not just toss him?
Because there's no mechanism to physically remove him. Corbyn failed a vote of no confidence 172-40 and most of his cabinet resigned, either of which should've made his position untenable. But if he simply refuses to quit there's nothing Labour can do.
