The EU Mafia Are Hating Every Minute of Brexit

A fly on the wall documentary made by Sky will be out soon , and it portrays the frustration and angst that Brexit has caused the EU 's leaders .

The prospect of Britain taking part in the European elections is not a happy one for the EPP ( the EPP is the political party that rules Europe - why do we have repeat that ? ) .

For one the British , having already decided by majority to reject EU membership , are going to have the opportunity to comprehend exactly how undemocratic the process of European elections really is .
That's if they get past the confusion . Let's say you vote for a Labour MEP - you'll actually be voting for the PES (the PES is the European socialist opposition party)

Won't you ? Or didn't you know that part about Labour ? If you vote for a Conservative MEP - you'll be voting for the CRE ( Conservatives and Reformists in Europe ) . Clear as mud ? Good , because the winners will still be the EPP because no one can get rid of them .

And so the Brits will find these things out , and that will seal the deal , they'll turn away after saying exactly what Farage and Le Penn have told you : what a crucible of corruption what a sham of so called democracy that Europe dares to countenance with the consent of the ignorant morass .

Or the not so ignorant when the brits come to see why voting really wouldnt matter , how it'll change nothing because it's all been sewn up way back when .

This is how it works : day to day , when there's nothing that important on the agenda , an average Eu parliament meeting is attended by lets say 100 dedicated meps , often from obscure groups , like ukip . The front men are there to keep order , see the business of hearing complaints through .

But , on a day when something matters , when the EPP want to get something done , guess what , the eu parliament building fills right up , and lo and behold the voice of any regular complaint is drowned out , because the 'membership' is there , the votes get passed and the rulers remain happy , enabled , entitled .

The brits are going to come to find this out , perhaps in full clarity , they'll reaffirm themselves - no we don't want this kind of nonsense over-ruling our lives in our country , thanks all the same . Or the unelected parts , no thanks , and goodbye .

The only sensible conclusion : and thus they squirm . Another thing which will bothering the EU elite , the prospect of not one, but 50 Nigels giving them hell , the straight from the horses type of hell that Farage dishes up in admirable style , along with Le Penn and alongside other enlightened nationals, from various countries speaking up for their homelands against the Federalist claw .

Once we all see the European Elections for what they are , a sham , a shame and farce , a deliverance of some several gross injustices via a pretence towards democracy , there won't be a remainer left . And any that are left , we'll see 'em : sliming along looking shifty .
When there's 90 Labour politicians want to scupper brexit through a new referendum , we know what they're at : they're not there for you or I but because the EU pays them to be there , buggering up our lives , our jobs our nation , for the sake of the main worst corrupting influence there has been on British politics which was there lurking for years , hiding in plain sight : the EU .

So , while we take our time and our choices , let them suffer . And while they make the disruption of peace accords in Northern Ireland their baseline approach to
maximally disrupting the UK during brexit , let them hurt . They don't deserve our respect , they deserve to dissolve . They're dirty players who have had the upper hand for too long , so may brexit break them .

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

The brits are going to come to find this out , perhaps in full clarity , they'll reaffirm themselves

We already know , why do you think we voted to leave.

Vote Brexit party 23rd May !

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

The EU is not Britain's problem. Just get out. Oh right you can't because your politicians are incompetent.
I'm so looking forward to the day when this mess is finally over. Will you then stop blaming the EU for every # your MPs are taking? Probably not, right? Whatever your dumb incompetent politicians screw up you'll blame the EU for all eternity.
"We're all eating chloride chicken-EU. NHS is failing-EU. Violence in Northern Ireland-EU..." it's just too convenient. God forbid you take responsibility for your own bs

a reply to: Peeple

"We're all eating chloride chicken-EU

We don't have chlorinated chicken , that's an American thing.

NHS is failing-EU.

Problems in the NHS are the fault of the Tory government not the EU.

Violence in Northern Ireland-EU..." it's just too convenient.

Problems in Northern Ireland are due to the Northern Irish government not being able to work together , not the EU.

God forbid you take responsibility for your own bs

As you should yours.

a reply to: gortex

Brexit Party are in joint lead with Labour in two new polls for the EU Elections.

BREX: 28% (+16)
LAB: 28% (-1)
CON: 14% (-3)
LDEM: 7% (-3)
CHUK: 7% (+3)
GRN: 6% (-)
UKIP: 3% (-10)

CON 16% (-7),
LAB 27% (+2),
LD 8% (+1),
UKIP 7% (-20),
GRN 4% (-4),
SNP 3% (+1),
BXP 27% (new),
CHUK/TIG 4% (new),
OTH 4% (-4).

britainelects.com...

The first poll shows a 16% increase for Brexit Party in just one week. Second poll is only the first poll that have carried out since The Brexit Party was launched JUST 2 WEEKS AGO.

I can only see support for the Brexit Party going in one direction. UP.

a reply to: gortex

Where do you think you'll get your chicken from after Brexit?
But I am so proud of you you got your facts straight on the rest, like a big boy.
DoctorBluecrap probably is less evolved and I was talking to him.

a reply to: alldaylong

There's a Brexit Party candidate in my area so she's got my vote , I'd imagine there are plenty of disaffected leave voters who will do the same thing.

a reply to: Peeple

Where do you think you'll get your chicken from after Brexit?

Same place I get it now , what makes you think there will be a Brexit ?

But I am so proud of you you got your facts straight on the rest, like a big boy.

That's because I'm British so know the subject.

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

So , while we take our time and our choices , let them suffer .

The only people that suffering are the numerous EU-Workers that currently working in Britain, as there are numerous British people working in many EU Countries. Also there are EU companies in Britain as there are British companies in EU.

As the situation is fluid, because Britain wants to leave the EU, but it´s Britain that keep postponing their exit from the EU, with referendums and other stuff. The technocrats of the EU have offered a deal for Britain.

Britain just needs to accept the offer, because there will be no better one.

They don't deserve our respect , they deserve to dissolve . They're dirty players who have had the upper hand for too long , so may brexit break them .

Personally as a European i do not agree with how the EU have evolved. EU has evolved to a club of technocrats and lobbyists where Germany dictates financial policy and people are getting sick of it. Anyway one thing is for sure though. EU will not dissolve and certainly won´t break because of Britain.

Peace

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: gortex

Where do you think you'll get your chicken from after Brexit?
But I am so proud of you you got your facts straight on the rest, like a big boy.
DoctorBluecrap probably is less evolved and I was talking to him.

Probably from Faccenda Farms where it comes from now - via the supermarkets . It's fed on GB grown foodstuffs and bred hatched raised slaughtered prepped in Britain . Where did you think it would come from ?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: DoctorBluechip

The brits are going to come to find this out , perhaps in full clarity , they'll reaffirm themselves

We already know , why do you think we voted to leave.

Vote Brexit party 23rd May !

I hope you guys get to leave the EU. You deserve better. After all you're Great Britain for God's sake! We don't add Great to Russia, Germany, Canada, India, the US or any place any where. Sovereignty is important to help prevent tyrants.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: DoctorBluechip

The EU is not Britain's problem. Just get out. Oh right you can't because your politicians are incompetent.
I'm so looking forward to the day when this mess is finally over. Will you then stop blaming the EU for every # your MPs are taking? Probably not, right? Whatever your dumb incompetent politicians screw up you'll blame the EU for all eternity.
"We're all eating chloride chicken-EU. NHS is failing-EU. Violence in Northern Ireland-EU..." it's just too convenient. God forbid you take responsibility for your own bs

Do you think that those in African nations correctly blame the EU for it's aggressive economic protectionism , causing their vitally important agricultural sectors to simply suffer from a ban on trade with their geographical neighbours , even when historically northern africa and southern europe always used to do a lot of viable trades in foodstuffs ? Do you think they do blame the EU when it exists there simply to weaken them to their knees while the bloc stands stronger ?
Of course they do , for what is morally wrong remains morally wrong .
Those north african nations are broken and all they have to offer now is refugees and desperate economic migrants , and that's EU agricultural policy which has caused that , keeps on making it worse . And partly if not mainly so they can keep paying the big landowners to keep owning the land ? That kind of Rhineland capitalism isn't even any type of free trade policy it method of selective retention of the means of production and inside europe it disentitles the common european to own his pieces of land . So we'll stick to being right and blame the factions and the undermining and openly devious policies which are to blame .

originally posted by: Seed76
a reply to: DoctorBluechip

Anyway one thing is for sure though. EU will not dissolve and certainly won´t break because of Britain.

May not because of Britain .......but its only a matter of time!



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a reply to: Justoneman

I hope you guys get to leave the EU.

I fear that dream is dead , we didn't leave on March 29th so we won't be leaving at all , not in any meaningful sense anyway.
The fact we're voting next month for new Members of the EU Parliament says it all.

a reply to: gortex

Actually Isn't chlorinated chicken actually is a thing here already it was because of many food poisonings through general incompetence at hygenic cooking , and it was Public Health England or else Europe itself who made it so ?

originally posted by: Peeple

Where do you think you'll get your chicken from after Brexit?

Do you think we never had chicken before the EU?

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

Actually Isn't chlorinated chicken actually is a thing here already it was because of many food poisonings through general incompetence at hygenic cooking , and it was Public Health England or else Europe itself who made it so ?

No , it was banned by the EU in the 90's so there is no chlorinated chicken here.

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

They're EU politicians they're putting EU interests first. It's more a problem in meeting product standards, to claim it's some childish "let's be mean to Africa" policy is outrageous.
Ultimately I pay for it and I want quality. And I'm sure millions of other Europeans agree.

a reply to: gortex

It's not necessarily so doom and gloom , nobody mentioned the negotiation policy of simply hanging around like the memory of a bad dream , of # gone wrong and everything being stale and unfixable . For one side in particular /
You know , situations like that can get toxic , and the toxicity is not actually on us , the longer it goes on the more time the economic players have to get used to the scenario , of Britain having it's potential freedom difference and less unemployed residents etc on the cards , and it's alternative currency , and lack of or lessening ongoing responsibilty to Europe , improved and improving negotiation position via special terms for brexit scenario etc etc .
If there were suddenly no brexit still on the cards or like if there'd been no referendum we'd be nowhere but with it on the cards the longer it stays like that the more ground they lose , the less tenable their own position not ours

a reply to: eletheia

May not because of Britain .......but its only a matter of time!

I agree it´s a matter of time. But not of an EU break, but rather a reform inside the EU.

The financial crisis from 2009 to 2012 and the massive inflow of refugees in 2015–2016 not only weakened public support for the EU but also fueled the rise of populist parties, which in turn increased the demand for referenda on EU matters.
The widespread anti-EU attitudes, combined with the increasing demand for direct democracy, make any ambitious reform project extremely risky.

In general i would say, the political orientation of member states has become more diverse in recent years, and the political common ground among them has shrunk. As a result the European Parliament elections between 23-26 May 2019 will show an unprecedented mobilization of nationalist and EU-skeptical political forces, which could amount to the toughest political challenge ever to the integration process, that could determine the course of the EU in the coming years.

Just my 2 cents

Peace