they have the chance to change their minds!!!
Yeah, funny how it's only 'moaners who think the referendum question was too confusing.
Sick of them, their lies, their insults and their smug, holier than thou rubbish.
a quick flash discussion with the wife brought up politics lol! rare as rhs. upon being asked my thoughts on the fubar i stated that mr farage, if he fields candidates nationwide then I will partake and although it is atm a very early prospect, it could be a spark that becomes a flame.
there are a few good eggs within both houses who have put on record their distain for the hijacking of the exec and crown, sadly as has manifested through the recent votings to slap down the ref result, it is now apparent a tactical option is required and if as previously mentioned candidates are fielded throughout the land, I will attend the polling station with ink and the usual hittile smile.
Nigel Farage Launches new "BREXIT PARTY"
Disclaimer: I'm an America but I'm married to a British Citizen, as such I've been watching the developments in that country closely. Especially since I regularly travel there. I have no real horse in the race one way or the other but the wife voted Brexit for sovereignty reasons.
I'm posting this as I'm curious what the UK Members here think of this new development? Does this Party have a chance? Will it instantly become a major player in British politics?
It seems like an ingenious tactic to create a party surrounding the main and only topic every British person thinks about on a daily basis for the last 3 years. Whenever I'm in England, not a day, or hour for that matter, goes by where the news or someone doesn't mention Brexit. Now there is a party that will be synonymous with that name. Of course this could be a double edged sword as his party may be seen as a single policy party.
I'm looking forward to hearing all your thoughts.
Farage is not a major player in anything, he's a Liar a hypocrite. UKIP was a joke party and so is this. Brexit is going to push the working poor in the UK into poverty, and people like Farage don't give a flying #, it is all about they money they can make. They don't have a patriotic bone in their bodies.
The referendum wasn't a binding vote, which means the people who told all their lies during the campaign can't be prosecuted, yet on such a small majority we are being dragged into a disasterous situation which will destroy our kids futures. But a lot of people are making a lot of money from it, and of course they are all busy moving everything out of the UK because they can afford to. And leaving the rest of us to live with it. Hard times are ahead, our country is divided and I cant see it being fixed anytime soon.
To be honest this is Farage's latest desperate effort to be relevant. Let me sum up his political career so far: he has failed at everything he has tried to do. He failed seven times to get into Parliament and his old party, UKIP, has gone off the far right end of the map (and when the People's Nige abandons something you must realise that it's gone too far). There are also a few other parties out there, like For Britain, which are muddying the waters. Will the Brexit Party make a difference? I doubt it, frankly. It depends on where funding for it comes from, what kind of candidates it attracts and what its actual policies are. You can't just campaign on Brexit. People will want to know what your other policies are, such as NHS funding and financial matters.
Let me be brutally honest: I cannot stand Farage, I think that he is a dangerous populist who peddles nonsense. If he wants to scatter Leave votes all over the right wing of British politics then fair enough. Labour is led by an idiot and I desperately want Jo Swinson in charge of the Liberal Democrats.
Well, we know the whole force of the current political parties will be launched against Farage as an individual. There are whole slices of the metropolitan elite who dislike him. He'll be accused of racism and all that. Yet he is probably the only force in UK politics at the moment who has held a consistent principled view on leaving the European Union.