VICTORY! Nigel Farage declares it Independence Day as BBC/ITV both saying the UK has told the EU to f*ck off

[Dawn Cannon]

Originally Posted by Tony Houseman

This is what pisses off English people as the Scots and Irish say they want their independence but they don't want real independence as they just want to exchange London rule for Brussels rule.

A Scotch politician on the talmudvision yesterday was TOTALLY bemused when he was told no, Scotland won't be able to use the pound sterling, as all EU entities will be reverting to the EURO currency in 2020. It was very amusing, but why don't they know these things already. VNN does.

[andy]

Originally Posted by Dawn Cannon

A Scotch politician on the talmudvision yesterday was TOTALLY bemused when he was told no, Scotland won't be able to use the pound sterling, as all EU entities will be reverting to the EURO currency in 2020. It was very amusing, but why don't they know these things already. VNN does.

Voting remain does not indicate that the voter supports an independent Scotland. In fact voting remain with the unionist government of cameron could indicate the precise opposite. UKIP want the subsidies given to Scotland removed and evolved Scotland can raise its own taxes from Scots and pay for its own moral conscience. I doubt the limitless alien invasion will be so popular in that scenario.
Scotland will find itself with Slovak status in the EU.The Scottish belief that they are "special" is irrelevant.Just as Republicans in Ulster have spun the result for their own agenda so to the SNP the fact is as currently they and their allies have no power at Westminster beyond protest.
Hopefully in these revolutionary times when the aliens are told to piss off back to where they came from the Scots can fill up their empty barren land with the refugees arising and England can enhance Hadrians wall to 21st century standards.

[Tony Houseman]

Another thing is even if the majority of people in Northern Ireland voted for a United Ireland it doesn't mean the Irish Republic would want NI considering the Irish Republic's own economic problems.

Calais was part of England under Elizabeth I's rule but there is no way English people would want Calais to be part of England now with all the migrants there.

[Ironguard1940]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...-britain-foll/

No matter what, the kikes have a plan for it. Goddamn vermin.

[Tony Houseman]

Liberal butthurt.

Many words have been written, but some of the most poignant and pertinent have come from this widely-shared comment from a reader of an article in the Financial Times. In just 190 words, it has eloquently—and quite perfectly—summed up the sombre mood:

A quick note on the first three tragedies.

Firstly, it was the working classes who voted for us to leave because they were economically disregarded and it is they who will suffer the most in the short term from the dearth of jobs and investment. They have merely swapped one distant and unreachable elite for another one.

Secondly, the younger generation has lost the right to live and work in 27 other countries. We will never know the full extent of the lost opportunities, friendships, marriages and experiences we will be denied. Freedom of movement was taken away by our parents, uncles, and grandparents in a parting blow to a generation that was already drowning in the debts of our predecessors.

Thirdly and perhaps most significantly, we now live in a post-factual democracy. When the facts met the myths they were as useless as bullets bouncing off the bodies of aliens in a HG Wells novel. When Michael Gove said 'the British people are sick of experts' he was right. But can anybody tell me the last time a prevailing culture of anti-intellectualism has lead to anything other than bigotry?

http://qz.com/716149/everything-that...rce=YPH_link_1

[Tony Houseman]

Senior Labour MP David Lammy has urged Parliament to "stop this madness" and vote to overturn the result of the EU referendum.

The former minister said the Commons should "bring this nightmare to an end through a vote in Parliament".

The MP for Tottenham added: "Our sovereign Parliament needs to now vote on whether we should exit the EU.

"The referendum was an advisory, non-binding referendum.

http://news.sky.com/story/1717556/la...o-block-brexit

[George Witzgall]

I imagine Parliament subverting the will of the people and blocking Brexit would definitely spark violent revolution if it came to that. Maybe even the Queen could weigh in and give these traitor MPs the boot.

[steven clark]

I'm very happy about the vote, but like a lot of you feel that this is only part one, and you know the EU forces will begin a counterattack, and somewhere down the road will have a new vote, or claim there are changes, etc. I'd feel better if people wouldn't sit back and cheer, but organize for phase two, and make serious plans for a traditional Britain to re-emerge.

There's too much of the 'we won the election, now we can go home' feeling there and here.

Yes, I think Scots are a great people, but they can be very small minded and just like to stick it to England with all the supposed bad history. If they insist on being in the EU, they'll see very quickly how important Scotland is to the corporate biggies.

Same with Ireland. They have this 'we were the first colony and victim of imperialism' mentality that makes them link up with the third world. The Irish are a great people, but they're naïve in many ways, and being infected with socialism doesn't help.

Right now, it's two and a half cheers.

[George Witzgall]

The internationalists who don't care about England can maybe hole up in London and secede as they have been contemplating; they can have their own little walled-off nation-city.

Of course I don't think the English should permanently give up their beautiful London; they would control entry and egress, as well as the surrounding air space, so it wouldn't be too long before the population died from hunger and disease due to a blockade on any foodstuffs or medicines entering the city.

[Ironguard1940]

Originally Posted by steven clark

I'm very happy about the vote, but like a lot of you feel that this is only part one, and you know the EU forces will begin a counterattack, and somewhere down the road will have a new vote, or claim there are changes, etc. I'd feel better if people wouldn't sit back and cheer, but organize for phase two, and make serious plans for a traditional Britain to re-emerge.

There's too much of the 'we won the election, now we can go home' feeling there and here.

Yes, I think Scots are a great people, but they can be very small minded and just like to stick it to England with all the supposed bad history. If they insist on being in the EU, they'll see very quickly how important Scotland is to the corporate biggies.

Same with Ireland. They have this 'we were the first colony and victim of imperialism' mentality that makes them link up with the third world. The Irish are a great people, but they're naïve in many ways, and being infected with socialism doesn't help.

Right now, it's two and a half cheers.

The jews and their lackeys stared howling about the result the minute it was made final. Britons demanding a recount, protests over the vote, nigbama and killary scolding Britain over the result, etc. England needs to hold strong and live by the result. No backtracking. This was 20 years in the making. No excuse the left gives will suffice. So the fuck what if Scotland and Northern Ireland breaks from the UK and stays in the EU? They have wanted to leave the UK for decades and many wanted the Union Jack to change anyway.

[fyc]

Originally Posted by Tony Houseman

Liberal butthurt.

Many words have been written, but some of the most poignant and pertinent have come from this widely-shared comment from a reader of an article in the Financial Times. In just 190 words, it has eloquently—and quite perfectly—summed up the sombre mood:

A quick note on the first three tragedies.

Firstly, it was the working classes who voted for us to leave because they were economically disregarded and it is they who will suffer the most in the short term from the dearth of jobs and investment. They have merely swapped one distant and unreachable elite for another one.

Secondly, the younger generation has lost the right to live and work in 27 other countries. We will never know the full extent of the lost opportunities, friendships, marriages and experiences we will be denied. Freedom of movement was taken away by our parents, uncles, and grandparents in a parting blow to a generation that was already drowning in the debts of our predecessors.

Thirdly and perhaps most significantly, we now live in a post-factual democracy. When the facts met the myths they were as useless as bullets bouncing off the bodies of aliens in a HG Wells novel. When Michael Gove said 'the British people are sick of experts' he was right. But can anybody tell me the last time a prevailing culture of anti-intellectualism has lead to anything other than bigotry?

http://qz.com/716149/everything-that...rce=YPH_link_1

there were only so many lies the ruling elite could tell before the british population decided to finally believe what our eyes were seeing in front of us .

[M.N. Dalvez]

You're really just not that bright, are you, George? I mean, sure, you can repeat what you hear from others, but you're not very good at thinking about any of it, are you?

London is something like 1/6th of England's population.

Imagine if the largest US city had a population of something like 52 million people.

That's how important London is in the English context, demographically at least. It shows the way the English population at large is likely to go in the future. And with the London population at something like 20% 'Asian' (by which they mean, sub-continentals like Indians and Pakistanis), no wonder people in England are concerned.

Not to mention - London contains the UK's second biggest port and 4 out of the 5 busiest airports in the UK (including the busiest airport in Europe, that being Heathrow), not to mention everything else.

(Of course, all of this is basically moot - London isn't going to secede. But if we're thinking about hypotheticals, at least we could think about them in a non-idiotic way.)

[brutus]

The jew just took a big Union Jack up the butt hole. Hahaha!

[Tony Houseman]

Originally Posted by fyc

there were only so many lies the ruling elite could tell before the british population decided to finally believe what our eyes were seeing in front of us .

The establishment cried wolf about Europe too many times over the last 40 years. They lied right from the start when they said we were just joining a trading agreement and there would be no loss of sovereignty when the traitor Heath knew of the plans for a United States of Europe.

[fyc]

Originally Posted by Tony Houseman

The establishment cried wolf about Europe too many times over the last 40 years. They lied right from the start when they said we were just joining a trading agreement and there would be no loss of sovereignty when the traitor Heath knew of the plans for a United States of Europe.

the last few days have been great , watching all the traitors, lefties and other assorted scum crying into their cornflakes

[Tony Houseman]

Originally Posted by fyc

the last few days have been great , watching all the traitors, lefties and other assorted scum crying into their cornflakes

I like what Richard Littlejohn said in his column.

This is not a time for gloating, but what the hell. To paraphrase that manic Norwegian football commentator:

Call Me Dave, Boy George, Angela Merkel, Jean-Claude Juncker, Up Yours Delors, Barack Obama, Mark Carney, Goldman Sachs, Polly Toynbee, J.K. Rowling, Peter Mandelson, Neil Kinnock . . . your boys took one hell of a beating!

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I would add Bob Geldof, Daniel Craig (married to Rachel Weisz), Eddie Izzard , Benedict Cumberbatch (annoying luvvie up his own arse), Emma Thompson (annoying Left-wing luvvie up her own arse) and Gary Lineker (has-been footballer who can shove his crisps [potato chips to Americans] up his arse ).

[ELF]

Originally Posted by fyc

the last few days have been great , watching all the traitors, lefties and other assorted scum crying into their cornflakes

Now only if they were being hung in the streets then they would have something to really cry about.

[Ironguard1940]

Originally Posted by Dawn Cannon

A Scotch politician on the talmudvision yesterday was TOTALLY bemused when he was told no, Scotland won't be able to use the pound sterling, as all EU entities will be reverting to the EURO currency in 2020. It was very amusing, but why don't they know these things already. VNN does.

They want it both ways as all kikealike pols do. I hope England and Wales get out ASAP. I do not care a tinker's dam if Scotland and Northern Ireland secede from the UK to stay in the EU. Maybe the flag will change and Wales will get representation on it finally. It is a damn shame what Scotland has turned into, considering its strong independent heritage and history. They shed much blood for their freedom 8 centuries ago. Today they want to voluntarily continue to give up their freedom to a jewish supragovernment.

[Ironguard1940]

http://www.infostormer.com/austria-f...tial-election/

The whiny crybaby left/kikenmedia are crickets-chirping-quiet about this election fraud.

[Serbian]

Lavrov on 'Putin Won in Brexit' Words by Foreign Office: 'I Can't Comment on Clinical Cases'


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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s answers to media questions on the sidelines of the meeting of the SCO Heads of State Council, Tashkent, June 24, 2016


Question: How would you comment on the results of the Brexit referendum?

Sergey Lavrov: It’s the British people’s business.

Question: Who do you think won and who lost? There are a lot of debates on this issue.

Sergey Lavrov: I don’t know. You have the arithmetic of the referendum results, which shows the will of the British people. Decide for yourself.

Question: The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it was a victory for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Sergey Lavrov: I never studied medicine. Therefore, medical cases are beyond my purview.

http://russia-insider.com/en/lavrov-...-cases/ri15222