Brexit Thread 2

[OrangeRKN]

Further confirms green vote for me

[Dual]

https://yourvotematters.eu/en/

I have 94.74% match to the Socialistisk Folkeparti in Denmark.

And 85.33% Green Party in The UK

[Hesk]

~84% match with our Green Party and a similar match to most other countries' Green parties too, give or take.

[Tafdolphin]

89.47% with Monika Vana of the Austrian Greens.

Highest UK match was the UK Green's Keith Taylor at 86.39%.

Guess I know who I'm voting for then!

EDIT: In terms of parties I'm 86% aligned with Greens/European Free Alliance and the same with the Uk Greens

[Jenuall]

80% match with the Greens, Plaid Cymru being the next closest.

[Choclet-Milk]

Lads, you gotta help me.

I just read my ballot, and there's a UKIP candidate for the North West called Adam Richardson, but for the life of me I cannot find this man's full name when I Google it.

Is this man's full strawberry floating name genuinely Adam Fox McCloud Richardson

Is this a wind up

[Hypes]

Oh. My. God.

[OrangeRKN]

Standing for ukip? Can't let you do that, star fox

[Moggy]

Lads, you gotta help me.

I just read my ballot, and there's a UKIP candidate for the North West called Adam Richardson, but for the life of me I cannot find this man's full name when I Google it.

Is this man's full strawberry floating name genuinely Adam Fox McCloud Richardson

Is this a wind up

http://democracy.cityoflondon.gov.uk/mg ... x?UID=1214

[KK]

More than half of Europeans believe the EU is likely to collapse within a generation, despite support for the bloc hitting heights not recorded in more than a quarter of a century.

In France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Slovakia, Romania, Greece, the Czech Republic and Poland, a majority of people surveyed thought EU disintegration was a “realistic possibility” in the next 10 to 20 years.

The figures are particularly stark in France, where President Emmanuel Macron’s La République En Marche party is trailing behind Marine Le Pen’s Brussels-bashing Rassemblement National (RN) in the polls for next week’s European elections.

According to the survey, commissioned by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) thinktank, 58% of people in France believe the EU is very likely or fairly likely to fall apart within 20 years, second only to Slovakia (66%).

The rest: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/ ... n-20-years

[Moggy]

There’s a difference between personally supporting something and thinking it will collapse. Most people support the EU, but looking at the growth in populism and Russian interference will convince people that the EU could be in trouble.

In football terms it’s like this, I support Bristol City but every single season I am convinced we are going to get relegated. I hope it doesn’t happen, but I remember previous bad times and paranoia overrules any evidence.

[Harry Ola]

twitter.com/ThatTimWalker/status/1128722947324174337

[Squinty]

Standing for ukip? Can't let you do that, star fox

Nigel has ordered us to take you down.

[OrangeRKN]

When the remain vote gets split between a divided left

[Moggy]

twitter.com/jonesarwyn/status/1128952415833796609

That’s how to interview the weasely little strawberry floater.

[Harry Ola]

twitter.com/IanDunt/status/1128993548077023232

And well deserved!

[Benzin]

Always talk of how Leavers are losing faith in politics when it's pretty much the same for both sides (for different reasons of course)...

[jawafour]

twitter.com/ThatTimWalker/status/1128722947324174337

...that's brilliant .

[captain red dog]

Labour's stance is baffling to me now. Leavers will always vote for Brexit Party or UKIP over Labour until the EU question has been resolved. So by not going for the remain vote they are throwing elections away.

If they became the party of remain, they would probably make up the next government. Once the EU issue is resolved, some of those leavers will come back to Labour anyway as nobody in the Labour heartlands will vote Tory.

[Hypes]

nobody in the Labour heartlands will vote Tory.

Meet Denny