Farage - the poster. I mean, how disgustingly vile was that poster.? Youtube Syria war footage, that's an absolute disgrace. Kids in that queue of people. You and I won the lottery when by chance we were born in this country and those desperate people need a hand from fellow humans. All this playground my flags better than your flag nonsense is so backward, f**k**g medieval stuff. Have we not moved on at all? Let's just for one moment put ourselves in the shoes of a Syrian man dragging his dead kid from the rubble of his house and then clap that fascist scum for his anti EU poster with people with brown skin. And on the Brussels as speech. If you can't see how childish and utterly without humility that was then there's no point to this discussion it's just a different mindset. Even Schulz asked the mep's not to respond and act like ukip do in the chamber. So so embarrassing.
In my opinion the whole refugee thing is a Bush/Blair legacy and i am looking forward to watching the Blair interview he did on american tv the other night, there were bits and pieces on the tv this morning with cut aways to an old cabinet minister of his, commenting on Blairs replies. Yes Farage did go down the route you say and while unsavory he knew his target audience and played to it as did Boris to his target audience and the same again with Gove. The incident in Brussells was childish he should not have reacted the way he did when they all jeered him before he spoke but let's face it he is about to become an unemployed politician shortly anyway.
Now in the aftermath of last week it is interesting to see that the Tories appear to be much better at politics than Labour. Considering they were more or less torn down the middle on BREXIT, it would seem it has been deemed Boris is to be the sacrificial lamb and according to Hesletine Boris is more or less in league with the devil and Gove is a saintly character who is wholely capable of rescuing us all from this horrible mess Big Bad Boris has got us in to.
Now look at how the Labour party are acting and it's pitiful, so much so that i may pay for Labour party membership just so i can vote for Corbyn their democratically elected Leader if it is needed. As i heard one observer say on the radio the other day the Labour party are in real danger of creating a situation where graduates are telling their membership that they know better than them which will see supporters leave the party in their droves at future elections.
One thing is for sure the likes of Hesletine and disgruntled Labour mp's throwing all the negative sheite out there dose nothing more than create instability and uncertainty.
Why not take the view point that this could actually lead to a rethink on the EU totally by all members and, ultimately, lead to a leaner more focused EU. I mean should they really be discussing an EU army ? cos isn't that what the UN is for or am i missing something.
Yes this could be a very messy divorce because it is not in the UK's or EU's interests for either one to appear to be doing really well without the other but, if the individual Leaders of the member states act and think responsibly who knows it could work out marvelously for everyone.
It's just a fact of life that generally speaking people like a quiet life and therefore dislike change and to quote a fella who did his share human rights "We have nothing to fear except fear itself"