An arsehole by day.....and an arsehole by night.

I think you meant "Steve Bray still resisting the rise of fascism like a proper Brit"

@@flashartvimes3332 Ah the referendum, the archetypal fascist tactics just think Franco might have avoided a civil war if he had just got the ballots printed in time.🤣🤣🤣 No proper Brit much less an Englishman wants to be ruled from abroad. No one who knows anything about the history of those involved with the EU would want them anywhere but behind bars!

He obviously isn't. This is just another of those fantasies you guys have. You really should re tune to reality now and then, you're swallowing years old propaganda now, even when faced with video that clearly shows a chap in command of an argument. Sad to see someone so utterly brainwashed.

@@flashartvimes3332 Bulls**t! He's like an old aunt I had. In a constant state of inebriation. Not 'falling down drunk', but always topped up. I know a lush when I see one.

Did someone steal your crayons?

Stop Brexit clown doesn't respect the democratic wishes of the people, typical leftard.

I titled this "The Richard Tice fan" - that's one person - "and his barely trained chimp" - that's the other person, the person who starts shoving a woman, and then runs away from me after shouting swear words at me. So, you see, I am not referring to the chap with whom we had a discussion as a "chimp". I'm referring to his yobbish chum. I'm afraid you are hardly an advert for the literacy skills of Reform supporters.

@@flashartvimes3332 Who said I'm a Reform supporter. I'm absolutely not. Note my comment was equally complimentary about both sides of the argument. Don't bother responding, you seem too bitter and twisted to bother with any further.

@@rhodaborrecks You're the person who made apology for a chimp inclined to do violence to women. My objection to men meeting out violence to women is hardly indicative of being "bitter and twisted", but rather of being moral. I'm getting strong vibes of projection here.

No interview is ever stopped by Steve. Sometimes - and not often, as the preferred method is for us to stand silently behind interviews with placards - he will add some comment, but that's usually because the interviewee is as, as you've no doubt often noticed yourself with these politicians, avoiding answering the question. But that doesn't prevent the interview.

@@flashartvimes3332 So that megaphone we had to listen to for years shouting "STOP BREXIT" is a figment of everyone's imagination is it?

@@flashartvimes3332 Funny I recall many interviews cut short because of his megaphone interruptions. Stop gaslighting, we can see and hear the evidence with our own senses.

@@jonathanhodgson2142 No. But the occasional bellow of "Stop brexit" in the background is not going to stop an interview. And didn't. No more than the passing of a loud car, or one of those tourists bikes playing music did. It's a city. Noise happens.

@@flashartvimes3332 The "occasional bellow"???? He was sponsored by some mystery wealthy elite (with a flat for free) and his job was to almost CONTINUALLY below out especially when anyone was being interviewed. So no, you are totally wrong. He was a paid agitator.

So, you would do away with parliamentary sovereignty?

@@flashartvimes3332 It seems parliament doesn't want it, is quite happy to outsource sovereignty to allkinds of technocrats in quangos and NGOs, foreign courts and organisations. Sovereignty belongs to the people.

@@Sjb-on5xt Sovereignty does not belong to the people, it never has. The only states that every claim it does are states like the USSR and North Korea. You should attempt to understand the words you choose to use. This might help you - northeastbylines.co.uk/fallacy-of-sovereignty-argument/

@@flashartvimes3332 It's about time it did. Did the Soviet Union or does the People's republic of North Korea operate direct democracy? No, we know they were/are dictatorships use "the people" as a facade. Interesting article that refers to the Bill Of Rights 1688. The constitutional contract from the Declaration of Rights with parliament wrestled powers from the monarchy for parliament to decide laws and policy. Such a system has worked well for 300 years, could easily insert referendums on constitutional issues, treaties and laws (via petitions). Then parliament started outsourcing competences, laws and policies to foreign organisations, giving foreign courts preeminent judicial authority like the EU and ECJ to decide, beyond "the people" to decide in any democratic system and this includes the ECHR. Parliament outsourcing their sovereign powers to foreign bodies is contrary to the Bill of Rights 1688. It didn't matter if the government wore Blue, Red or Yellow, the EU and its courts decided. The article goes onto to describe sovereignty, but neglects to mention sovereign control AKA competences. They both go hand in glove. The Swiss have had direct democracy since 1840. Every law or treaty being passed by their cantons and parliament can be challenged by referendums through petitions, which is probably why it could never join the EU.

MH Those idiots are still wanting the EU. Just look at the state of countries because of EU polices . including ours. ( we are still in) 🤡

I do.

How much is Tice paying that whipper snapper

​@@jasoncooper9391Why has it anything to do with you?

@@professorplums722 FREEDOM OF SPEECH NUMB NUTS

Can't. I know my history, have some grasp of economics, and a functioning moral compass.

Me too as I’m nearly 60yrs old, I remember labour 😢 No way I’m voting for cons so it’s Reform for me 🇬🇧

@@Sardarji-bq6oj You need to get your memory checked or maybe some therapy.

@@Sirlarrythecat Nothing wrong with my memory pal 😂 You’re obviously a labour supporter so you’re entitled to your own twisted version of history. 🇬🇧🇮🇳🇮🇱

Reform PLC you mean?

You don't understand what proportional representation is, do you?

@@flashartvimes3332 You are voting Reform but not supporting PR, because you think PR applies to a referendum?????? You better start educating yourself on voting systems and politics.

@@geraldaird9390 you exhibit all the clarity of thought and depth of understanding one might expect of a Reform fan.

@@flashartvimes3332 I did not intend to send this to you it for the OP, My bad!

@@flashartvimes3332 It's the turkey voting for Christmas. I'd love to see Reform and the Workers' Party in a predominantly far right coalition government with a nod towards socialist economics, but somehow I doubt it would suit you.

How many seats do you think Reform UK will win at the next General election? My guess would be none!

How can they have the same policies, they are total opposites