Luxor4u

Knockabout stuff at the EU parliament this morning!

It was great stuff and it showed clearly Junker's absolute contempt for the UK, (nothing new there then) it also showed his arrogance and his dictatorial stance in instructing the rest of the EU not to have any negations prior to our exit, not a view that will be held by the likes of Germany and a few others I reckon.

Horus wrote:It was great stuff and it showed clearly Junker's absolute contempt for the UK, (nothing new there then) it also showed his arrogance and his dictatorial stance in instructing the rest of the EU not to have any negations prior to our exit, not a view that will be held by the likes of Germany and a few others I reckon.

The refusal to have negotiations (sic) does seem a bit petty.

I'm no fan of Farage ( I detest his xenophobic outlook for UK) but he scored a few "hits"

And your mate Marie Le Pen is on his side too

Presumably Nigel will be out of a job soon......and maybe is harbouring hopes of returning to a parliament nearer to home?

And your mate Marie Le Pen is on his side too

I know or hope that was a joke, I had enough of someone else implying something similar.

Horus wrote:

And your mate Marie Le Pen is on his side too

I know or hope that was a joke, I had enough of someone else implying something similar.

I won't bother then with posting my assessment of a potential drift towards an exit by the Netherlands as it mentioned Geert Wilders and you lot make enough assumptions without giving you further ammunition, so to that end I am going to get on with a few jobs around home and leave you to it for a few hours.

Farage he's had his 5 minutes, time for him to be terminated, terminated, terminated, exterminate!...
Ps: overheard on the central line...

"We could always advise him a march down Cable Street.....

Who2 wrote:

Seeing Cameron's facial expression in that photograph immediately made me think of the line from the Beatles song Eleanor Rigby - 'Wearing a face that she (he) keeps in a jar by the door, who is it for?'

Who2 - Cable street - bit obscure - what can you mean?

Farage - every time I type I end up Defage - Dickens's character knitting at the guillotine drop. She thought nothing of the future but slaking her immediate anger but what the hell she was popular with the mob - until they turned and cut off her head.

Hafiz wrote:Who2 - Cable street - bit obscure - what can you mean?

Farage - every time I type I end up Defage - Dickens's character knitting at the guillotine drop. She thought nothing of the future but slaking her immediate anger but what the hell she was popular with the mob - until they turned and cut off her head.

The Battle of Cable Street still holds a proud place in anti-fascist memory, considered a decisive victory against the far right. In fact, the event boosted domestic fascism and antisemitism and made life far more unpleasant for its Jewish victims.

http://www.historytoday.com/daniel-till ... ble-street

Maybe as I write this Corbyn is resigning - but I doubt it. There's something of the Russian soviet about him.
The guy who is wetting himself with the pleasure of all this is Farage. British politics is imploding - my guess
is he will be the winner, in that when the next general election is fought, there will be more than a few of
the bums of his party on the House of Commons benches. What will he call his party?: surely The British National Party.
(I hope I'm wrong)