There is a line of thinking that if the US had taken a more hardline approach to Syria that none of this would have ever happened.
Chaos effect and all that.
It's a really stupid line of thinking, though.
There is a line of thinking that if the US had taken a more hardline approach to Syria that none of this would have ever happened.
Chaos effect and all that.
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British minority GAF, have any of you been faced with any racist/xenophobia post Brexit? I haven't myself, but I believe that's mostly down to living in a relatively middle-class town.
I get the feeling that most of these attacks are occurring in bigger cities in the poorer communities?
I don't want Obama to shit all over the UK for this stupid decision, I just want him to STOP acting as though the unity of Europe means nothing and the European Union as a concept is a busted flush.
Still no reason for the US to intervene.
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I agree, the US doesn't give a shit about any of us, but it cares about its own interests and its interest lie in a peaceful and prosperous Europe including the UK.
All of Europe will take a breath and say “How do we maintain some of our national identities, how do we preserve the benefits of integration and how do we deal with some of the frustrations that our own voters are feeling.”
I love how he can't handle the foolishness.
1 in 4 Labour voters less likely to vote Labour after EU referendum, internal survey shows
Rajeev Syal
One in four Labour voters are less likely to vote for the party following the referendum campaign, a leaked internal survey shows.
A poll conducted by YouGov for the party shows that 27 per cent of the party’s supporters at the last general election said they were less likely to support the party following the referendum campaign.
Eleven per cent of voters said they were more likely to support the party since the campaign ended on Thursday.
The figures will be seized upon by critics of Corbyn who have claimed that Labour is losing its core voters under his leadership.
The YouGov survey interviewed 2013 British adults on June 26th and 27th.
It asked: “Thinking particularly about the Labour Party and the Labour campaign in the Referendum, would you say that this made you more or less likely to vote Labour or has it made no difference?”
It found that six per cent of those who voted Labour in 2015 said it was much more likely they would vote Labour; five per cent said a little more likely to vote Labour, making a total of 11 per cent.
Fifteen per cent of Labour’s voters said they were a little less likely to vote Labour since the referendum campaign; twelve per cent said it made them a lot less likely to vote Labour, making a total of 27 per cent.
But the survey also appears to confirm previous claims by Corbyn and his supporters that 65% of Labour supporters voted to remain. It finds that only 24% voted to Leave while nine per cent did not vote.
A spokesman for Corbyn said the party does not comment on internal surveys.
And the Leave vote is split so Lib Dems win
British minority GAF, have any of you been faced with any racist/xenophobia post Brexit? I haven't myself, but I believe that's mostly down to living in a relatively middle-class town.
I get the feeling that most of these attacks are occurring in bigger cities in the poorer communities?
Who is this guy actually?
The one in the back, not the waste of air speaking
Responsibilities
- Modernising and simplifying EU food safety policy while keeping the current high level of safety and ensuring existing policies have maximum effect.
- Ensuring the Commission is ready in supporting the EUs capacity to deal with crisis situations in food safety or pandemics.
- Reviewing the laws that oblige the Commission to authorise genetically modified organisms (GMOs), even when a majority of national governments opposes them.
- Building up knowledge on the performance of national health systems to shape national and EU policies.
- Helping address the challenge of increased calls on national health services at a time of intense pressure on public finances.
Vytenis Andriukaitis is part of the following Project Teams:
- Jobs, Growth, Investment and Competitiveness
- Digital Single Market
- Better Regulation and Inter-Institutional Affairs
- Budget and Human Resources
The last time people voted for the lib dems on a single policy issue... it didn't go so well .Lib Dem's would be so bizarre. From relative extinction to "Oh, shit we won something" within a decade....
It's a really stupid line of thinking, though.
Sky news ask how much monarchy costs. When was the last time that was a question ask?
It's really becoming clear how horribly informed most people were about this referendum and how few really even understand the process or what's going on.
My favourite at the moment is civil servants being bombarded with calls/emails from angry leave voters demanding to know why websites haven't been updated to have all EU laws/regulations removed.
Amazing people actually thought a leave win meant by Monday morning we're out and all laws revert back to UK former status. A lot of people are in for a long and protracted rude awakening it seems.
The referendum continues to feel invalidated for me. Too many of those who voted (probably on either side) clearly were not sufficiently educated or aware to what they were voting for and what it actually, really meant. It's looking more and more like a farce with every new wrinkle in twist that emerges post result.
The internal party machine conspires against Glorious Leader. This coup is barefaced bourgeois aggression and the people will not stand for it! So much so that they refuse to validate that party machine come election time.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...P=share_btn_tw#block-5772a80de4b05e63db153f40
Do you know what? At this point I'm more pissed off that not one of these fucking politicians have come out condemning the xenophobia displayed and promising swift and severe punishment for any caught.
We have moved past the point of a couple of drunk skinheads coming out the pub at 11:30pm
The only place I've seen it mentioned in a political context is some fuckwit asking Cameron to condemn people calling leavers racist.
As always, being accused of racisim is a more henious crime than the actually racisim itself.
Yeah let's get rid of them and save £350 million a week lol.Sky news ask how much monarchy costs. When was the last time that was a question ask?
The German car industry argument is perfectly in line with the English mindset that Europe would enter some union collapsing panic mode because UK is leaving
Health Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis, as Dascu pointed out a good while ago (hard to miss, this thread is a monster).
Some his roles:
Totally the kind of Eurocrat allowed to take the piss on Farage for claiming that the EU has more to lose than the UK.
The last time people voted for the lib dems on a single policy issue... it didn't go so well .
At the very least the Lib Dems need to find somewhere to hide Clegg.
British minority GAF, have any of you been faced with any racist/xenophobia post Brexit? I haven't myself, but I believe that's mostly down to living in a relatively middle-class town.
I get the feeling that most of these attacks are occurring in bigger cities in the poorer communities?
Sky news ask how much monarchy costs. When was the last time that was a question ask?
Somebody fill me in about the whole German car industry argument.
Somebody fill me in about the whole German car industry argument.
Nah. I live in London, but I'm sort of paranoid now everytime I get on the bus or walk past a group of English people. Brexit is at the forefront of everyone's mind, so I feel like people will be more inclined to resort to a racist Brexit remark when faced with a frustrating situation e.g. being held up at the supermarket check out or cash machine or waiting for a doctors appointment.
That's amazingJust returned home and the bin collection hasn't been. I text my missus and told her and said it was because of EU cuts. She replied 'omg,really?'. She walked in before and said she'd phoned her mum, who said it was ridiculous and was busy getting the councils number off the internet and phoning a few of her mates who were leave voters.
lol'ing at you guys talking about BBC being 'impartial to a fault'.
People still believe that's a thing?
British minority GAF, have any of you been faced with any racist/xenophobia post Brexit? I haven't myself, but I believe that's mostly down to living in a relatively middle-class town.
I get the feeling that most of these attacks are occurring in bigger cities in the poorer communities?
Somebody fill me in about the whole German car industry argument.
(note: Mini is also BMW owned; Aston MArtin is Italian, with Daimler (German) also involved)Rolls Royce - BMW owned, UK is screwdriver plant
Bentley - VW owned, UK is screwdriver plant.
Goodbye to both plants, they will be moved to Europe, requires 75% EU sourcing.
Fucking owned indeed. In fucking deed.
VDA (german car manufacturers association) "No access to single market without freedom of movement"
Damn wasnt the german car manufacturer argument the strongest one UK had?
British minority GAF, have any of you been faced with any racist/xenophobia post Brexit? I haven't myself, but I believe that's mostly down to living in a relatively middle-class town.
I get the feeling that most of these attacks are occurring in bigger cities in the poorer communities?
I would probably be arrested after ejaculating in public as I read the news.
These incidents were brought up and denounced repeatedly in the House of Commons Q&A with the PM yesterday.Do you know what? At this point I'm more pissed off that not one of these fucking politicians have come out condemning the xenophobia displayed and promising swift and severe punishment for any caught.
We have moved past the point of a couple of drunk skinheads coming out the pub at 11:30pm
The only place I've seen it mentioned in a political context is some fuckwit asking Cameron to condemn people calling leavers racist.
As always, being accused of racisim is a more henious crime than the actually racisim itself.
They sell 20% of their output to UK, so they need us. Ignores cars built here and sold to UK pop.
Ignores people buying German cars are quite price inelastic, certainly so vs GATT tariff.
EU can't give the UK a shit deal because it will kill the German car industry, so they'll cave fast.
Cue German car industry giving exactly zero fucks.
UK is the biggest european non-home market for German car manufacterer (which is sometimes wrongly quoted as being the second biggest market for them; it isn't, it's behind Germany, US and China).
So somhow they spin that in "EU will do everything we ask of it because Merkel will want to please the big carmaker. This means either our own car manufacturers will benefit, or we'll get access to the single market without freedom of movement".
Spoiler:
(note: Mini is also BMW owned; Aston MArtin is Italian, with Daimler (German) also involved)
Good bargaining chips. Much better than these completely useless banking passports.
I'm pro BBC but they've been an iutter shambles throughout this entire referendum. Almost bad enough to make the argument for defunding them more credible...
Yeah let's get rid of them and save £350 million a week lol.
Freaking tourists coming over here, and spending all their monies.
Living not far away from Versailles, I guarantee you that cutting the head of your monarch won't change anything for tourism.