Sargon handing out Kosher Candy Coated Red Pills like always

I don't think Leftists are people any more. Not if they're willing to betray us to their masters for extra scraps. They're enemies of Britain and free people everywhere.

@@JasonGodwin69 Bolsheviks never have the National interest in mind; nothing new

Welcome in Italy... Here it is like this all the time. The losers of the last election are allied with the loser of the next election to keep up governing together because if they go to vote they will be slaughtered in the ballot box.

It sounds to me like the Queen should dissolve Parliament for a No Deal Brexit.

Autism at its finest = Parliament

@@undeadwerewolves9463 Leave Autism alone it was framed lol

@@undeadwerewolves9463 I'm pretty sure if Parliament had more autism you wouldn't be having these problems.

@@pkkiller_apathy4568 😂😂

Joe Blow: But I thought that Dictators opposed and suspended elections? *Later that Day he was never heard from again*

“We have to keeping voting till you lot vote correctly”

@blackkey1976 The UK has a Parliamentary Democracy, not a Direct Democracy. Brexiteers are very vocal, but conveniently forget that a lot of Pro-Brexit MPs got VOTED OUT in May's general election. It isn't traitorous to accurately represent your constituency.

@Brian Miller Don't lump me in with the remoaners, I'm just tired of people misrepresenting the way our government works. I'm all for a general election that sees one side take a decisive lead.

@blackkey1976 you're exactly the kind of person my original reply is talking about. the referendum means nothing given the way our government works. Stop misrepresenting what 'democracy' means and vote in pro-brexit MPs.

@blackkey1976 Taking things out of context and using ad hominem attacks? Yeah, your position seems strong. My only position is a desire for people to stop bitching about every development re: Brexit. Did your MPs lie to you? Wait until you can vote them out. Do they not support Brexit, but win your constituency anyway? Consider that pro-brexit might have become the minority view in the years since the referendum, it only won by like 2-3% in the first place.

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They couldn't see the memo for the £££ signs. Simply greedy self serving Bastards.

@@englishrose9809 Oof

The UK doesn't have a Direct Democracy. The way to get Brexit is to have a general election, vote in Pro-Brexit MPs, and let them push it through. Not to pretend as if a referendum with no legal power trumps the way the UK has governed for centuries, and then start calling MPs traitors for doing exactly what they were voted in to do. At the time of the referendum 48.11% of the population voted to remain, no shit the MPs of those high population centre constituencies are fighting against Brexit.

@@TheGoatOfMendes Both Labour and the Conservatives ran on manifestos claiming they would respect the result of the referendum. Those MPs you are defending are reneging on their election promises.

Maga is shit

@@SilverishKitten Tell me all about it!

@@SilverishKitten More like MIGA, AlL HAIL THE KING aka THE CHOSEN ONE.

MAGA 2020

MAGA will destroy the US before the Dems do.

That would make sense if they were unable to hold office anymore. Still don't understand how your representative can change parties, and not be held accountable to the people who voted for that party.

@@cmeier360 That's because, at least notionally, the candidate is standing as himself and not as "a representative of a party". In reality, of course, they ARE usually representing one party or another. I agree with David Norris that there should be a by-election if a standing MP changes party. They should at least stay independent until such time as there is a general election. That having been said, I don't like political parties anyway, personally. If an MP is incapable of thinking through an issue and voting with his conscience and in the best interests of his constituency, he shouldn't be in the job in the first place! Parliament is no place for political dogma, imho.

I quite agree, when an MP changes affiliation they no longer represent those that voted them into office.

I totally agree

They should be unable to vote on anything until they have been re-elected.

EU too. I wouldn't be surprised if they say no to extension.

Linus Gustafsson The Queen can still say no and torpedo the whole deal.

@@Skyblade12 I wish she would. At this point it would be better for Britain is she simply abolished democracy in the UK, purged all political parties and removed the rights of every politician and made them all commoners again, then re-forged a democratic political system and called for representative votes from all areas of Britain to elect reps for them and then re-made completely new parties, all the while reminding these would-be politicians of what they are - civil servants for the population at large. After all, the current batch seem to have mostly forgotten this.

​@@Terenin i believe that she can purge all the politicians and hold elections through her own powers. at this point, it would be a blessing to the people and improve her own image in the eyes of the people. win-win.

@Un-broken and victorious couldn't agree more

I've got my For Britain Flyers ready to deliver. Loads!

Exactly: blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2019/09/02/proponents-of-the-new-bill-to-stop-no-deal-face-a-significant-dilemma-over-queens-consent/ www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-brexit-eu-legal-prison-no-deal-brussels-latest-a9095976.html

We are powerless to influence the outcome. Staying strong as you say will accomplish nothing. We are approaching the end of the political process and either this is resolved next month or something terrible is going to happen. If the people feel that they do not have a voice that can air their grievances and have hope that they will be listened to, they will be left with no other options but violence. And the blood will be on the hands of the EU and their 5th column within parliament.

The EU is the 4th Reich.

yes

Nearly, they're the Republic just before Senator Verhofstadt turns it into the first galactic empire.

It's the Empire except lame as fuck. Merkel does look like Palpatine lmao

come poop at my house shure thats one way of looking at it. I am happy my country is in the EU and cant wait what the future beholds.

Ha. As though there would be a third. Any referendum that kept Britain in would be treated as binding and another one would NEVER be offered.

"That was just a practice round"

Almost every Brits I talk to in Hong Kong are either leavers or neutrals. Interestingly, most neutral doesn't like Brexit, but thought Brexit can be worked out, and has to be carried out.

Thinking of you at the pool. Sunscreen? Enjoy yourself, from a nana in Vancouver.

Probably because only people worth a damn can afford a trip to the Bahamas

The PM isn't the boss of the parliamentarians, he's just the organizer. The boss is *supposed* to be the people, but at this point they've completely taken over. Queen Elizabeth should order the army into Westminster, and declare an absolute monarchy

Yes you have

You forgot the part where they call their boss racist, bigoted and stupid

@@albaPhenom I thought that was compulsory?

Yes, MP is not a job...it is a lordship over the plebes

and wants all of your money too, or else!

@@heathermcdougall2399 😂😂🤣🤣yes everything

Absolutely correct. I have regularly made the domestic abuse comparison. The remoaner parliamentarians are those nagging fears the victim has before they finally pack their bags.

Or girlfriend that teats you emotionally like an extension and not apart of her life, slowly dwindling your rights and agency to be with her until she's cucking you. It's more like that honestly. Abusive boyfriends are an archaic function of society. Women can just leave or call big daddy govt to save them in that regard. As for the male in today's society- they have no recourse, nobody to help or listen to them. They are the proverbial abused girlfriend at this point lol, sorry.

@@ugandanknuckles3900 original metaphor was fine. let it go buddy.

If he manages to pull off a No-Deal Brexit on that date, I imagine everyone will be dressing up as him for Halloween in celebration, even though I don't know how popular the American custom is in Britain!

@@Ms.Strahl Trick or treating has become heavily less practiced with how the current climate is. Many people feel it's unsafe outside of their own friend circle

@@Isabelle-fr9dp Good point, but I still think they might at least go to costume parties dressed up as BoJo.

For real, some people just can't understand how democracy works. They would rather burn down everything then to admit they lost.

Sad thing is the people who loved hillary weren't leftists until a few years ago. It was a slow media transition thanks to Bernie and AOC.

Both Remoaners and Hillary supporters fully expected to win, with a religious-like faith in the ultimate victory of the progressive agenda. Both were sorely disappointed and their cult-like devotion to their belief in their own superiority has caused them to become unhinged from reality.

@@bradbecker4297 They were never true lefties Brad.

Yep yep yep yep yep. That's exactly what their Remainders are acting like. The are 100% similar to the U.S. Progressive Left but some how they seem worst OMG👀

Off topic here, but would you mind telling me your take on Bolsonaro? As an American, I don't know much about him, but my impression from how hard the dirty, dirty smear merchants of the international press are going on him, I figure he must be doing some things right

​@@Arbiter099 Sure, In the last election we basically had 2 Choices. Vote for the "not"Commie party that was running using Lula's name, the party that bankrupted the country and gave billions of Reais to prop up other communist dictatorships around the world(Cuba,Venezuela,etc) and one of the main parties caught in the largest political scandal in our countries history (lava jato). Or vote for a populist candidate trying to open up the market, promising to privatize state corporations that were sucking money up from the population and cut down the bloated state and massive amount of taxes we have here in Brazil. He is not a perfect president, he is very much like trump in the fact that he speaks off the cuff and triggers the left. He has kept a lot of campaign promises, he has cut down a lot of unnecessary government wings, and he is hard on crime, witch is one of the most important things for most of the population, Brazil has one of the highest crime rates in the world. He has been kind of iffy on corruption,while, he and his team are trying to drain the swamp(government official here get a ton of unnecessary benefits, money to buy suits, some have over 10 assistants that get payed more than 8k a month), but at the same time his son has been caught in some money laundering scandals and he is protecting him. I'm not 100% satisfied with his government but he was and is by far the least bad option that we had at the time. The left here and the remnants of the 12 year long workers party government is doing everything to discredit him, even faking and misrepresenting data about unemployment, and most recently the amazon fires. They would rather the country fail than succeed with a president they disagree with. Bolsonaro derrangement syndrome is real here. Orange man bad 2.0. We are still only 9 months in to his government, but crime in a lot of cities has dropped a lot and the countries financial situation is slowly stabilizing. TL;DR: some good, some bad, the good outweighs the bad in most circumstances.

@@qaztim11 Caramba, mano. Resumão fera pros gringos. Toma meu like

That's, indeed, a very precise review on what's going on in our country. Bolsonaro is far from being a good president. Not as cunning as Trump, imo, as has been really bashing the anti-corruption movements to protect his children. But he's miles, miles better than anything the labour party could come up with. Times are desperate for everyone, unfortunately.

@@qaztim11 When can one move to Brazil, buy a gun, and shoot some criminals? Inquiring for a friend

@Ian There's probably some obscure historical reason but it just has a nice ring to it

Isabelle It’s just down to the alliteration.

@Ian a lot of people have been found dead in a ditch, for many of different reasons. But usually being found face down dead in a ditch, usually means that you went a little to far past your rock bottom,I've been in the ditch a few times myself but always managed to crawl my way back out 😁 thankfully

Globalist billionaires own parliament and are against Brexit. They get to predictably rig economies of all the countries. Its all about control and power. They arent about the money. Boris is pissing off the elites as you can tell. I imagine hes had underhanded death threats already.

@Brett Mitchell sounds right👍👍 as soon as I seen your comment it clicked. It's scary how much we have been trained to forget our history, we are standing on the shoulders of giants while pissing on their heads, we need to make Britain, Great Britain again No retreat and no surrender 👊

England must secede!

Goat, There is a point that someone is so unaware of reality you wonder if you killed them if they would notice. Some of them carry signs apparently.

This is why I despise direct democracy, it just leads to mob rule which leads to war.

@Media and Entertainment arm the people and set up a republic. Let people are a strong voice regionally

@ebulating No-deal is the default version of leave.

@ebulating No they voted to leave, get a deal after from a stronger position.

@@Peglegkickboxer Direct Democracy is flawed because of the way it us used and ignored (do politicians elected under Rep Dem follow the principle set by DD?) DD in the US is different to the UK DD in the Uk is giving power to the people to make the final decision. DD in the US is giving power to the people to start decisions and make the final decision. DD in Switzerland and Liechtenstein is different to both the US and UK. Switzerland uses it at the national level for lots of decisions. Liechtenstein uses it at the local level (villages, towns) to make all decisions (from setting taxation to reforming the local towns constitution).

No shit, man. The UK is starting to figure out why we said, "Fuck it, let the lead fly."

@Logan 5, oh, kind of like the JFK assassination

AMEN

One great thing about a constitutional monarchy is the regent can fire the government.

@@pointcuration1278 The problem is that your queen wants no Brexit. She and Merkel and Clinton are spirit-cooking buddies.

@Logan 5 If you believe the conspiracy theorists, I honestly like Whitlam dont think Kerr needed any convincing from the CIA to sack the government. If Whitlam did indeed piss of the US to the point that they felt they needed to interfere in Australian democracy then he unequivocly failed as a PM and deserved his sacking.

Not tea, dump the traitors to democracy.

I want Sargon in on that constitution with Farage and Boris. Also Tommy should be John Hancock just for the giant signature factor.

dump the soy milk and avocados in the Thames

For Britain UKIP Only parties worth voting for.

10 66 we would have to dump BMWs in the Thames.

wishful thinking. government has bigger guns, you mong.

Jeff Kubel or impolitely.

Too many are fat, apathetic or uninformed.

The British government has a long history of always carrying out referendums... The attempt to delegitimize and blatantly nullify this referendum, is actually unprecedented in British history.

People voted for the wall and got a partial fence that they call a wall.

I'd gladly marry any American woman who'd have me just to vote for Trump to have a second term :-D

It’s not even a country. It’s a province of the E.U.

@@Skyblade12 Yeah that might aswell be true these days... XD

@@darkdawnbringer I'm hoping the queen denies the extension law. Would be amazing to see the monarch backing democracy.

HAHAHA :D

'Problem glasses,' Sargon style

Me too!!

We mainly need a brexit and tory coalition against the remain parties if we want to win.

Tactical voting is required.

@@puckinhell622 How would tactiful voting work- asking as an American

How do I vote as a overseas citizen ? I would obviously vote Brexit too.

Nope - a lot earlier than that. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9Z4dbt9mcytf3k.html

Did you say "punked"? F**ked is more like it. And in broad daylight!

Britain is getting fucked in the arse with a dildo. Sorry for the crude analogy.

@@dinosaurtreesflowers The worst part is... They never even bought me dinner first!! 😭😭😭😭

marialiyubman Canada stands strong with Israel and England.

Tom H sorry I forgot to add my American cousins as our best friends forever.

@@turkoositerapsidi The Brits are the best mates you will ever have. Loyal, smart, work like Trojans and , O ya, funny as hell. And they laugh at everyone equally! Just like us in Canada! God save the Queen.

Hopefully Israel will be a bigger part of that future.

Thank you. The left are so anti Israel in the U.K. I don’t understand Israel is the only island of democracy and tolerance in the Middle East.

€U is great Vaterland forever, stop wit du fasismus, niot insult €U!

Time for British Empire 2.0

TheColonelKlink name checks out

It's possible he would have too take a good look at the crown corporation in the centre of London though.

No.. Britain is 3 nations. All much older than than most on the planet. Greenland is a colony on a sheet of ice and dirt.. It’s also got only 50,000 people living there.. So it’s literally a land purchase.. ‘buying Britain’ would be buying the people.. 63m people.. So it’s not comparable 👌

And Canada

Absolutely not, America has more than enough relationship problems without adding a psycho ex girlfriend to the party.

@@Igneale good point lol

Definite dodgy dealings going on there, my home city is rotten.

Voting fraud cost Peterborough.

Violence and terror shall be their loans, high the interest rates shall be.

Except they haven't ignored you. Article 50 has been invoked. October 31 rolls around and you're out of the EU.

@@nickwilliams8302 But we should have left on the 29th March 2019

@@Ryadalyl Yeah, the people you elected negotiated a one-time extension to try to work out how to exit the EU without crashing your economy. What's your point?

@@nickwilliams8302 We also should have left on the 30th June. Some one time extension. The economy might take a hit. But the fact is that no one knows what will happen. But what we should be afraid of is what happens if these democratically elected nitwits continue to disobey the will of the people. Someone will rise up to champion the people. I was happy with the idea of it being a good old fashioned British Tory. Because there are communists and Nazis wondering around.

European is like saying you’re Asian. It is not an identity to any one race or ethnicity. It’s a continent with numerous separate peoples with different history culture tradition and language. How can you be ‘a proud European’? What is it ur proud of exactly?

@@johnnygreen200 he is proud of our shared values and development as a race johhny

Not once have i described my self as European.

On behalf of every proud son and daughter of Greece who you have chained down and beaten I say stick it up your ass and I will sleep the sleep of angels when your corrupt empire burns to the ashes and you filthy dogs are hung high in the streets.

'Member the last time Germany was totes sure it knew what was best for all of Europe? Pepperidge Farms remembers.

@@spybreak23 Twice they did no less.. using war.. and within 100 years of the EU forming. Europeans have zero damn memory apparently.

It's so mp can't just overrule everyone else and act like a dictator.

BOLŠEVIK REVOLUTSIOON!

hmm, that actually makes sense.

Sgt SealCluber trouble with the cretin Corbyn is that he runs with the hare and the hounds.

Dont worry they will protect the muslims at all costs!

London, I hate going to London except for museums and old buildings. Otherwise it’s horrendous to me

Indeed. Protect the museums, too much knowledge has been enteusted to technology.

metalmagerin3 We thought Independence Day was 23rd June 2016

I'm in London but not free till about 13:30!

@@ChemicalOly that's fine were there all day.

I’m in Texas. And I have school. I’ll be there in spirit, my dear Sargon. Tell them Yeehaw for me, wouldja?

@@SargonofAkkad sorry sargon but unlike most remainer and member of parliament i have to work

Just remember Sargon, the colonials wouldn't stand for this nonsense and neither should the freedom and liberty loving Brit's. Best of luck from Texas!

flake452 I don’t care if he goes to nick. If he backs down I’m taking my pitchfork out of storage.

@@6thi874 dont forget the torch.

Once out of the EU if you honestly think British Patriots would let the hero who dragged them out rot in prison I think you are mistaken.

Rui Luz I have a tiki lamp in my Amazon basket. 👍🏻

jackson kye I didn’t say they would. It’s a bastard called Dominic Grieve who is saying that if BoJo doesn’t ask for an extension, they will put him in prison. If that’s what it takes ...

You forget he hates Sargon.

They can't stop any of us

I would Rasengan Corbyn into oblivion

where is the DAMN PIC

Thomas Gibbs dont make me laugh.

It's more the tag team of Virgin EU and The Virgin Brits vs The Chad Brits.

The Roastie THOT European Union

Dont listen to that other guy, glad to hear that kind of commitment to ones country as a listener from across the pond

@Michael Srite I'd rather uphold the democracy in *my* own country. A traitor denies their fellow men that right

Yups me too :/

Thanks for sharing. Curious. Do you accept that brexit (like all political decisions ) is not irreversible? If Brexit is a disaster, the electorate will take its wrath out on the Tory govt at first election after Brexit and then elect a party (Labour?) that promises to apply for membership of EU within 3 months of being elected.

Good for you. You support democracy

or dissolve it.

Thomas Jefferson, isn't it?

@Ivan Karamazov oi mate! You got a loicense fo tat spwoon¿!

They should go to Germany.

I.. could try to. But I don't want to.

Either be the face or the boot.

One does not simply quote LOTR without reminding one self of how good LOTR was.

You can vote your way into communism, but you have to shoot your way out of it.

Hey hey, ho ho, these gay ass chants have got to go..

1979 Iran: Death to America! 2019 UK: Death to the EU!

These fucking retarded slogans are cringy as fuck.

*you're

Don’t use the silly people’s tactics

"Ideas are far more powerful than guns. We don't let our people have guns. Why should we let them have ideas?" Joseph Stalin

@@Peglegkickboxer for a few seconds their I read that as "Idiots are far more powerful than guns. We don't let our people have guns. Why should we let them have idiots?" not sure if thats a funnier interpretation or not...

She doesn’t have to dissolve Parliament. She only has to refuse the extension law. Everyone treats her approval as a rubber stamp formality. It’s not. She can refuse, and advice from the Prime Minister is one of the two reasons given for why the Queen should refuse legislation.

@@Skyblade12 spot on. Even Blair advised her not so long ago to refuse laws.

No we didn't , never have. We kicked you crooked toothed fuks out of the USA. Now we are just hoping you all starve after Brexit.

@@TheKingkeano, thats not what most americans think. Most of us couldnt give a rats ass about the UK. No ill will, but no good will either. Conservatives use britain as an example of what not to do. And liberals are more likely to use them as some kind of "example" on progressivism

@@TheKingkeano That's not very nice.

I'm sure the Styx clanker army is ready to help :D

@Mr. Man the soy-viet union

Keep Calm and Party On

"If you wanted Democracy why did you elect us?"

@Roger Dodger then the remoaners try to use the courts to... prosecute him, take over government and beg EU for an extension again.

@Roger Dodger sorry but you're so wrong, parliament can absolutely overthrow a government with no election in some circumstances

Nah. Disrupting the economy damages everyone else. We must mrch on Parliament and physically remove the MP's, under pain of death.

That midget leads socially awkward men. That's about it.

@@kephartacus5454 +1 sheckles to you doin a good job, buddy. We'll take 2020 back for sure.