>Bankers & EU predict collapse of Tory party Fucking please, I want Uncle Jeremy to start a civil war
Caleb Gonzalez
I have been constantly and vociferously badgered on Twitter and by email by people, presumably from this forum, who express the desire that I visit you and grant you an audience.
After reading this long, meandering page, seemingly devoid of any real or rigorous discussion of British politics I utterly fail to imagine how I, even were I so inclined, would engage in any meaningful manner. Though I can't foresee any circumstance in which I would want to engage with the contemptible ghouls that seemingly inhabit this vile corner of the internet, not with the sickening abundance of racial bigotry and ethnic nationalism espoused here.
I would also ask that you stop using me as a digital effigy or masthead for your inadequacy of intellect and inability to form coherent, salient arguments. Though I can't blame you entirely, Britain's education system has clearly failed a great many of you and left you derelict of classical logic or rhetoric.
I am not secretly harbouring racist or nationalist views, I am not downplaying my analysis on subjects of race, I am not your political bedfellow.
John Reed
That's it.
Corbyn will be Prime Minister soon. May is deliberately JUST'ing the entire government. WHY announce such a thing if you know the DUP won't have it?
>relying on DUP votes when you fuck them over
Is May fucking autistic? Why the FUCK would she try regulatory divergence if she KNOWS it won't happen?
I'm trying to find that thread but the site doesn't seem to have a search function. Am I being a brainlet?
Parker Lee
it's just a Sup Forums mirror
Henry Taylor
>(You)
Post twitter proof or gtfo
Aaron Nguyen
Why does this image even exist There not even remotely competing with eachother Ones a journalist and the other is YouTuber
Christopher Robinson
>Britain to agree to 'special' soft border in Ireland what's the DUP stance here?
Luke Ward
Irish reunification SOON
Logan White
>Idealising one of the people most responsible for the modern destruction of Britain
Liam Long
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Daniel Hall
Ding dong the witch is dead
Angel Roberts
Classic pasta.
Levi Ward
I am on Universal Credit. Chances are you will have to sign up to that, they're getting rid of the dole. You have to go every week to the Job Centre and talk with your job-seeking coach who might get you to apply to jobs you don't want or put sanctions on you, but you get NEETbux monthly. Anyone got any tips to exploit the system?
The only thing I thought of was turning up to interviews looking scruffy as fuck and in jeans maybe.
Joseph Rodriguez
Ask theresa may more gibs
Ian Jackson
One's a kike and one is our guy, you mean.
Nathaniel Harris
Pretend to be autistic
Dominic Long
At this point accelerationism would be a good thing.
Hudson Gray
You seem to be confusing Thatcher with Blair/Brown/Cameron/May.
Just act autistic at interviews, the work coach will most likely scold you for turning up looking like a tramp and will probably think your not even trying.
Jack Diaz
Just apply for jobs with a lot of competition that you're not entirely qualified for. If you get an interview then do this
Kevin Murphy
The kind of creativity that Brexit would benefit from. NI is happy as well since they'll essentially remain.
Sadly that means it will not happen.
Jacob Harris
Put the trip back on Willy Nibbler
Oliver Ortiz
Oh look it's Ireland
Nolan Smith
All I know is that my work coach has a nice brapper and I spent that night fapping furiously thinking about it
Noah Murphy
Cucked Kingdom
Bentley Rogers
EU using the Irish border as a wedge Manipulating the Irish people (as per usual, did they forget about the referendum betrayal?)
We are on a dangerous train that is very quickly approaching a divergent point. General Election or General Revolt
Ian Butler
Get a job you waste of space
Dylan Howard
>mfw I don't have to pretend.
Aaron Ramirez
>May is deliberately JUST'ing the entire government. It's honestly been pretty fun to see her do fuck-up after fuck-up these past few months
>Snoopers' charter >"We have to regulate the internet because of terrorist attacks" >*Coughs* >"STOP RETWEETING STUFF I DON'T LIKE, DRUMPF"
How she ever got into power is still a mystery to me
Liam Diaz
Enforcement of the name Londonderry. NI now referred to as West Britain
Nicholas Young
Yes work to feed Abdul's 80 kids and keep Schlomo's pockets fat
Good goy
Lincoln Reed
>what is the Fixed Term Parliament Act No election will happen. You really think Conservatives will go along with a No Confidence agreement (which needs 2/3rds of the House to Pass), just to lose to Labour?
No. A leadership contest is all that can be expected. If the DUP say they won't work with the Conservatives unless the leader is committed to no border between the UK and Northern Ireland, then it will be Davis or Mogg.
Jackson Garcia
Deindustrialisation led to the destruction of the 'Patriotic British working class' as a meaningful political force. This is what allowed Blairism to be born. Furthermore, the seeds of mass immigration were planted by her neoliberal economic policies. Neoliberalism ultimately demands immigration to function, it's a ponzi scheme. Thatcher and Major are the worst Conservative prime ministers the UK has ever had.
Wyatt Howard
>Thatcher
Leo Hall
Any kind of trade deal agreed within 18 months is going to be nothing short of forcing the UK to unconditionally adopt all EU regulations, so this might work.
Jacob Garcia
Okay what is that show in OPs post? I see gifs and shit all the time from it and it looks hilarious
Samuel Torres
>Why the FUCK would she try regulatory divergence if she KNOWS it won't happen? Maybe she wanted to call the DUP's bluff. Considering the DUP is led by hardcore Ulstermen who have been calling everyone's bluff for the last 100 years, she made a really stupid mistake.
Nolan Thompson
The Thick of It, a sort-of precursor and cousin to Veep.
Thomas Brooks
The Thick of It.
It's a BBC(?) show based in Westminster, chiefly follows the conservative whip. It is fucking hilarious.
Angel Morris
Fake depression etc. Act it out a bit if you have to, it's not too hard. It beats having to go down every week and apply for jobs and shit.
Tyler Robinson
Your ruined your country by yourself, thanks guys ;)
Cameron Morales
>How she ever got into power is still a mystery to me It's probably mostly because Gove stabbed Boris in the back. Boris would have beaten out Andrea Leadsom for the second place, and then Boris vs Theresa would have been a brutal slog for 2-3 months. Her inability to campaign or lead would have been exposed instantly.
William Brown
>Maybe she wanted to call the DUP's bluff.
Or try and throw them another billion.
Jonathan Watson
>unionists can't meme
Luke Turner
Boris would be even more of a fucking disaster.
Jeremiah Fisher
It's always been the best idea. I don't understand why it's never seriously discussed here. Right-Accelerationism is the perfect political philosophy for black pilled anons.
Kevin Carter
So what does this mean for NI?
Luis Lee
you are the bottom common denominator, you have less right to vote then a working paki.
Eli Rodriguez
B U R N
Jaxon Jackson
C I V I C
Jaxon Ross
Pay the toll
Logan Scott
Border is an EU requirement, not a British requirement.
>Now it is with that very last concession that the PM is taking the political risk of her life, because in that concession she is in effect saying that a trade deal for the whole UK will also be based on a promise of close regulatory alignment between our country and the EU, in perpetuity.
>That permanent regulatory convergence between the UK and EU is her preferred route, because without it her government would collapse: Northern Ireland’s DUP MPs, which are sustaining the Tories in office, have made it crystal clear that they will not accept a separate regulatory set-up for Northern Ireland from that prevailing in the UK as a whole.
>But here is what I assume will be scaring the PM witless (it scares me, just as a bystander). She is signing up for close regulatory alignment between the UK and EU without ever having secured agreement for that from the cabinet.
>And for Johnson, Gove and most of the other more ardent Brexiteers, in and out of the Cabinet, almost the whole point of leaving the EU was for the UK to “take back control” of setting rules and regulations for British businesses.
Camden Wright
So NI gets to stay in the single market which means Scotland and Nicola are going to have a field day. May just gave them a very big excuse.
Jackson Anderson
>Deindustrialisation led to the destruction of the 'Patriotic British working class' as a meaningful political force While this is likely true in part, you seem to ignore the fact that British coal and manufacturing were dead industries long before Thatcher came to power. Coal was a declining industry since the early-60's, and it was cheaper to buy coal abroad not long after that. You can't just subsidise the shit out of an industry and ignore it.
>Furthermore, the seeds of mass immigration were planted by her neoliberal economic policies. Neoliberalism ultimately demands immigration to function That which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
Luke Long
Shame he didn't kill her and the mutt spawn.
Adam Smith
Actually no, because he wouldn't have developed a 25 point lead over Jeremy Corbyn, therefore he wouldn't have made the foolish decision to have an early general election and destroy the Tory commons majority. A "Leaver" with a commons majority could hardly be a bigger disaster than our current situation of a backseat-driving Remainer with a minority plus DUP coalition
Jayden Parker
Not just Sturgeon rubbing her hands at this news. This could be the most interesting time in our entire history.
Camden Taylor
So I wonder when YKTD will turn up for his ceremonious "I told you mayflies so" post.
Jacob Peterson
depends how many MPs cwould be willing to resign over it, don't underestimate how insane these people are.
James Hughes
>let's leave the EU but remain subject to all EU regulations and now having zero input or influence on them
Gabriel Ortiz
Did he actually tweet that and he really is this thick or are you trolling me?
Joshua Miller
He'd have put his foot in his mouth even more than May, made a complete mess even trying to capitulate to the EU, and he'd be being bashed around the head for that £375M for the NHS bullshit on a daily basis.
Thomas Baker
No, well, this is just my opinion, so who fucking knows what will happen.
But the DUP aren't fond of Europe, they've had a good deal so far. They don't want to be in the single market, and obviously, being Unionists rather dislike their southern friends. Therefore, they'll also want a full withdrawal from the single market. Leaving Ireland, now without the only good politician they've ever had, to try and sort that mess out.
Sturgeon can REE all she wants, I'm Scottish, live in a University town and let me tell you - the tides are noticeably turning against her.
Ayden Miller
One thing I don't understand is why Boris couldn't have just run regardless? Why did it matter if Gove ran too?
>That which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
Mate open any liberal economic textbook or read the papers released by any liberal economic think tank and you will find that every single one supports mass immigration. It's easy to trick yourself into thinking the influx of people is a socialist project but examine the rest of the world, the vast majority of countries with high immigration rates have liberal economic policies.
>While this is likely true in part, you seem to ignore the fact that British coal and manufacturing were dead industries long before Thatcher came to power. Coal was a declining industry since the early-60's, and it was cheaper to buy coal abroad not long after that. You can't just subsidise the shit out of an industry and ignore it.
A tired meme. Don't believe everything the """""Conservative""""" party says about this period of history. Coal was a mess but manufacturing did not need to be condemned the way it was.
Dominic Nguyen
I said on here just a couple of days ago that I wouldn't be at all surprised if in the next few years we'd start to see autonomy/independence movements happening in London.
Carter Hill
Gove was senior to Boris at the time. He essentially backed Boris for PM but then decided to run as well - do you see how that's an issue?
Caleb Williams
Cause Boris still wants to be PM, and a damaging failed campaign in 2016 would hurt his chances to taking over from whoever presides over Brexit
Mason Kelly
Northern Ireland must leave the EU on the same terms as the rest of the UK or its your kneecaps May
Austin Adams
>Gove was senior to Boris By being in the cabinet? I don't see why that meant Boris couldn't run.
Chase Hernandez
If his dad wins I'm a Celeb, Boris unironically will take a few strides towards being PM.
Logan Stewart
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Xavier Jones
It feels like May will go down as the worst prime minister we've ever had (that hasn't diddled children)
Leo Turner
Did he just declare independence for London?
John Moore
When this thing completely crashes and burns, Boris will be very lucky to still be an active politician.
