Nigel Farage trolling EU Paliament with victory speach

[denarii]

[Europe]

hahahahahahh awesome!!

[Soul Crusher]

Good for him.   

[_bruce_]

All these harsh "Orals"[1] gave Schulz his charismatic hairline. 



[1] straight from the slave masters tap

[mr.turbo]

"You were fighting for the exit, the British people voted in favor of the exit. Why are you here?"

Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission

 

[El Diablo Blanco]

give it to those PALIAMENTS   Is PALIAMENT a variation of the PALEO diet?

[dr.chimps]

Fuckwit. Brits have now lost the moral superiority to bash Trump.

[Tapeworm]

I don't follow or understand the intricacies of the issues but outside of the UK you would get your ass kicked every single day from age five until the day you died if you were named Nigel.

[Griffith]

The EU will punish the UK in order to make an example of them. They have said so. They will make life as difficult as possible.

If they are lenient or give them a good deal, others might and probably would follow.

[Tapeworm]

I don't really get the EU.  Or the name Nigel.

[SquidVicious]

Nigel is a hero. The rest of the UN and EU are typical liberals being sore losers and speaking down to people from their delusional moral high ground while allowing beasts to rape, pillage and plunder their own countries. Despicable they.

[TuHolmes]

Nigel is a hero. The rest of the UN and EU are typical liberals being sore losers and speaking down to people from their delusional moral high ground while allowing beasts to rape, pillage and plunder their own countries. Despicable they.

Possibly, but in the end, if you are an organization, and you are dealing with partners, if a partner quits, that's a contractual breach.

I don't really care that the UK left, I'm actually fine with whatever they choose to do, but you knew this was going to cost them.

Well, I mean I knew it, even though I don't live there, but apparently a lot of them didn't.

There seems to be a lot of buyers remorse going on, but maybe that's just the liberal media.

[fredrollon]

Possibly, but in the end, if you are an organization, and you are dealing with partners, if a partner quits, that's a contractual breach.

Legally nothing has happened. The referendum was just advisory to the UK parliament.

Politically,though, the mood in the EU has darkened- a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth.

[anabolichalo]

i fear for the future of my euros 

[Conker]

Legally nothing has happens. The referendum was just advisory to the UK parliament.

Politically,though, the mood in the EU has darkened- a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth.

the bolded is really just a technicality. technically the queen can also dissolve parliament any time she chooses, doesn't mean she will try it anytime soon.

if the government didn't act on the result of this referendum they would lose every scrap of credibility and it would make a complete mockery of the UK democratic system.

the referendum was not put to the public that they were being asked for their opinion it was put to them that they were making the decision. if that was reneged upon there would be political chaos.

at the moment the EU are looking strong and the UK is looking weak and pathetic.

the EU are saying OK you made your decision to leave so get on with it and trigger the exit process. while the UK are scrambling about, angling for informal negotiations, talking about pie in the sky 2nd referendums and basically shtting themselves about if/when to press the exit button.

[anabolichalo]

 

[TuHolmes]

Legally nothing has happened. The referendum was just advisory to the UK parliament.

Politically,though, the mood in the EU has darkened- a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth.

Oh certainly. That's very true. However, at this point, if they (UK) do not go through with it, as Conker said, it will be a disaster for the government.

[HonestBob]

the bolded is really just a technicality. technically the queen can also dissolve parliament any time she chooses, doesn't mean she will try it anytime soon.

if the government didn't act on the result of this referendum they would lose every scrap of credibility and it would make a complete mockery of the UK democratic system.

the referendum was not put to the public that they were being asked for their opinion it was put to them that they were making the decision. if that was reneged upon there would be political chaos.

at the moment the EU are looking strong and the UK is looking weak and pathetic.

the EU are saying OK you made your decision to leave so get on with it and trigger the exit process. while the UK are scrambling about, angling for informal negotiations, talking about pie in the sky 2nd referendums and basically shtting themselves about if/when to press the exit button.

Not quite accurate.

The UK government and her Opposition are scrambling about.  The rest of us are making money and getting on with business.

With good leadership the UK will emerge stronger, especially as the European project is one giant house of cards. The big worry for me is that there's no good leadership in sight.

[mr.turbo]

Not quite accurate.

The UK government and her Opposition are scrambling about.  The rest of us are making money and getting on with business.

With good leadership the UK will emerge stronger, especially as the European project is one giant house of cards. The big worry for me is that there's no good leadership in sight.

no leadership

no plan

no nothing

tis but a scratch

[Skeletor]

[fredrollon]

the EU are saying OK you made your decision to leave so get on with it and trigger the exit process. while the UK are scrambling about, angling for informal negotiations, talking about pie in the sky 2nd referendums and basically shtting themselves about if/when to press the exit button.

No rush to invoke Article 50.

[Conker]

Not quite accurate.

The UK government and her Opposition are scrambling about.  The rest of us are making money and getting on with business.

With good leadership the UK will emerge stronger, especially as the European project is one giant house of cards. The big worry for me is that there's no good leadership in sight.

yeh when i said the uk i was talking about the politicians representing us.

no one can predict the UK will emerge stronger until we have some idea of what the exit deal looks like and that's out of our hands to a great extent, as much people don't want to admit it.

[HonestBob]

yeh when i said the uk i was talking about the politicians representing us.

no one can predict the UK will emerge stronger until we have some idea of what the exit deal looks like and that's out of our hands to a great extent, as much people don't want to admit it.

I trust Eurocrats not one bit but I do believe in German and French self interest and I think it will prove to be in their best interests to not cut their nose off to spite their face.

If it was left to smaller nations / Junker I'd be singing a different tune.

I don't rely solely on the UK for my income though and can afford to be quite sanguine.

[Chadwick The Beta]

Europeans sure do cry a lot when they don't get their way, especially the frogs and the dutch.

[denarii]

no leadership

no plan

no nothing

tis but a scratch

That's how Bojo rolls