Should be a jolly good show!
I hear his now directed his gob to the unelected HoLs. Same old tosh.
Not a fan then ?
I have doubts that Farage can get together another Brexit party in time.
Without another referendum it wouldn't really matter anyway.
The whole point of any new Brexit party is to be ready for any European elections in May. If May kicks any deal down the road and we get an extension, then it follows that we will need representatives in the EU parliament.
As far as I can see, there's bugger all chance of another Brexit referendum, or for that matter, a peoples vote on any deal. If politicians have learned one thing from all this........never ask the people what they think, cos they might just tell you and you might not like the answer.
If he is ever elected to be PM, he wants to scrap the unelected HoLs and replace with what?
Some people say he was a successful businessman and trader before he became MEP. He talks a good shop but have you really looked at what he wants to do, the how, the why?
I have asked before what has he delivered other than pure criticism and mayhem?
When he did finally realise his dream of winning the referendum which was an equeal SHOCK to him, what does he do?
Resigns post to say his tired and takes another talk the hind legs of a donkey LBC radio show.
I sincerely think people need to do a double-take on Farage. He is an opportunist. Not a leader. He stirs and delivers nothing.
It's all going horribly wrong for remoaners.
No, it’s a price worth them paying in return for the advantages they get from a hugely undervalued currency. Imagine what the Deutschmark / drachma exchange rate would be - I doubt it would be parity as the euro makes it.
I see that Project Fear has wheeled out Tony Blair today. With his reputation for telling the truth why would anyone take notice of what he has to say?
When the Brexit dust has started to settle and I mount my coup d'état ( a People's Coup, of course!) and we start the Great Cull of the Thieves and Wasters in Parliament, the roll of honour for the firing squads will have Tony Blair at the top of all the lists. I'd like to think that after a not too lengthy manhunt he'll be found lurking in a sewer, denounced by one of the people he pretended to speak for.
As they used to say "Shootin's too good for him".....I believe we still make good quality piano wire in what remains of our industrial areas.
Indeed not Jon, obviously it was written by someone with great insight, knowledge and wisdom!
. . .The workshy Spanish could expand their old people's retirement in the sun opportunities with not much effort.
I think you're labouring under a common misapprehension about the Spanish being work shy. I think this stems mainly from from their midday siesta. Many of them work in conditions and temperatures that would - quite literally - kill me if I had to do it. (I'm thinking of construction work and other hard manual labour.) The Spanish are many things, but workshy ain't one of them. While I'm about it, another misapprehension is the 'mañana syndrome'. Completely false. I've travelled by train a lot in Spain and their service knocks spots of any UK provider - bang on time every time - and relatively cheap too.
this isn't my comment (below) but very much in tune with my thinking, it synopsizes the choice although, of course imo: there is no choice - but OUT!
Both the UK and the EU still face a stark binary choice, whether all parties acknowledge it or not. Leave or Remain. Double or quits. In or out. Sitting on the Brexit fence while making the right noises to the right people, in the hope that this decision can be delayed or permanently taken off the political agenda,is an abdication of responsibility that will soon no longer be an option.
And that nothing has changed since 23rd June 2016 is evidenced by the ludicrous stories peddled by Project Fear in recent days… Apparently the Queen is to be evacuated if we leave the EU on WTO terms. Given that Her Majesty produces much of her own food on her own land, one wonders where she might go to avoid “the cliff-edge” if the Roquefort doesn’t show up in time for the cheese course. We hear that a third of UK businesses are thinking of relocating to the EU, only to see that the poll conducted by the IoD was of a tiny percentage of its members. Another headline claims that a majority of Chief Finance Officers believe that the UK will be worse off after Brexit – a majority of just one hundred CFOs surveyed by Deloitte. None of these surveys takes into account that a sovereign Britain can take whatever legislative and fiscal measures it deems fit to ensure that goods flow into this country unfettered and that our economy continues not only to function normally, but to thrive.
propose to break the impasse, negotiators in Brussels must cling to their position – that a centralised technocratic EU superstate is the ineluctable future.
To EU or not to EU, that remains the question. "
Imagine member countries voter anger at the EU should we end up leaving with No Deal. This projected 30% Eurosceptic vote could easily rise further.