georgephillip
Senator
Champagne Socialists?
Once the Labour Party did stand for the working classes but the Unions are now reliant on the EU - Unions have a huge say in Labour policies and for some reason, in contradiction, Labour have been courting the Muslim vote and the youth vote whilst betraying their old membership - Corbyn was always anti EU but has completely about turned and is for remaining now.
Many in the old Labour strongholds will never vote Tory but are turning from Labour which is where the Brexit Party come in.
Brexit is a cross party question but yes those who have suffered most because of the EU have been the working classes - Thatcher certainly didn't help and they hate the Tories even more then they did before because of her.
The Media here is pro EU - but then they all get subs from the EU so of course they are - their faces when the Leave vote won was hilarious - dispare looked out at us from the box, they just didn't understand why.
No Brexit was not only about mass immigration, or rather the invasion of the soulless hordes but yes, we know that there is an intent to fid the world of any national identities ---- and we were never asked. Of course we are going to push back -----------
How does your military feel about Brexit?The Media here is pro EU - but then they all get subs from the EU so of course they are - their faces when the Leave vote won was hilarious - dispare looked out at us from the box, they just didn't understand why.
No Brexit was not only about mass immigration, or rather the invasion of the soulless hordes but yes, we know that there is an intent to fid the world of any national identities ---- and we were never asked. Of course we are going to push back
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37317765
"The British decision to leave the European Union in the wake of the Brexit referendum has given renewed impetus to the idea that the EU should have its own army.
"The UK - by far the most capable European military player, along with France - has always been a brake on such an idea, fearing unnecessary duplication with Nato.
"The UK went along with EU plans up to a point. A British army light mechanised infantry unit (2nd Battalion the Yorkshire regiment) currently forms the core of one of the EU's 1,500-strong battle groups: a rapid-reaction force capable of being deployed to a crisis zone at short notice."