There's an election coming..
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One of the biggest conmen in british politucs ever,horrible little gravy train toad and gets more and more coverage from brexit covering/libertarian **** media its unbelievable then in 12 months time everyne will be saying what happened to the brexit party,lol at leat thet shiuld make some good betting opportunitys..
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Thoroughly dismantled,but what do you expect with no policies shown up to be the chancer he is...althiugh the show was just really another spamming show for brexit really what a surprise..An utter buffoon yet still the lemmings increase his vote,exactly like trump say anything and even when priven to be lying and making stuff up,the followers ingnore it unreal!
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Meanwhile Gigilo, this from Rees-Mogg on his LBC show this morning (which I certainly didn't listen to)
"The partiality of the BBC has become clearer and clearer. It is a pro-remain organisation, it regularly has more pro-remain interviewees on its programmes"
Arthritic, tired old Aunty Beeb really can't win can she
Brian Walden has died. Not without his faults but compared with today's shower, a journalist and interviewer of the highest calibre
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/may/12/brian-walden-obituary
"The partiality of the BBC has become clearer and clearer. It is a pro-remain organisation, it regularly has more pro-remain interviewees on its programmes"
Arthritic, tired old Aunty Beeb really can't win can she
Brian Walden has died. Not without his faults but compared with today's shower, a journalist and interviewer of the highest calibre
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/may/12/brian-walden-obituary
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Pro remain:lol::lol::lol:,the only people that say the BBC are pro remain are the older rightwingers they are so far to the right that anything else is left wing,they chuck a few leftie comics on but we all know the real agenda pro brexit/conservative,well at least the ones that aren't biased anyway...
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Another great example on politucs today,Telegraph journalist,tory mp plus spiked magazine Ella whellan pretending shes from the left but she has to vote brexit,its the politucs of our time deary me more populist crap,plus ojn other news farage makes another appearence tomorrow AGAIN of course they're not pro brexit..:lol::lol:
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Seen all these brexiteeers laughable looks like they came straight from the world snooker championships witn their little placards shouting Brexit,Brexit hilarious stuff more importantly on national scene..
Westminster voting intention:
LAB: 34% (-1)
CON: 25% (-7)
LDEM: 15% (+4)
BREX: 10% (+10)
UKIP: 4% (-3)
GRN: 3% (-1)
CHUK: 1% (+1)Oh dear the friends of Israel appear to be struggling,little miss tinge needs to get onto her israeli friends and get some funds!!!
via @Kantar , 09 - 13 May
Chgs. w/ 08 Apr
Westminster voting intention:
LAB: 34% (-1)
CON: 25% (-7)
LDEM: 15% (+4)
BREX: 10% (+10)
UKIP: 4% (-3)
GRN: 3% (-1)
CHUK: 1% (+1)Oh dear the friends of Israel appear to be struggling,little miss tinge needs to get onto her israeli friends and get some funds!!!
via @Kantar , 09 - 13 May
Chgs. w/ 08 Apr
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The newly formed Brexit Party enjoys more support than Westminster’s major political parties for the European elections only among those over the age of 55, new polling shows.
In a fresh survey for The Independent, BMG pollsters also found the party spearheaded by Nigel Farage will emerge ahead of the established parties on 23 May – despite being formed just weeks ago.
It comes amid growing frustration among Conservative MPs both with Theresa May‘s leadership of the party and the continued Brexit deadlock and the inability of both Labour and Tories to find a resolution in the cross-party negotiations.
Many fear they are heading for a mauling at the hands of Mr Farage’s Brexit Party in the European elections having already suffered the heaviest losses in a generation at the local council elections earlier in the month.
The survey shows that among the 55-64 age range, the party boasts 30 per cent support – significantly above the Conservatives on 8 per cent and Labour on 15 per cent.
In the over-65 category, Mr Farage’s party has 42 per cent while the Tories are on 17 per cent and Labour are on 11 per cent.:lol::lol: thanks older people!!
But in the 18-24 age range, the party has just 6 per cent support while Labour enjoys 38 per cent backing. This increases slightly to 17 per cent among the 35- to 44-year-olds who said they would definitely vote in the European elections.:lol::lol:
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May faces pressure to pull plug on Brexit talks amid lack of progress
Senior Brexit Party official defended ‘persecuted’ Robinson
Which senior Labour figures support a second Brexit referendum?
Are the cross-party Brexit talks near collapse and what happens next?
Jacob Rees-Mogg claims majority of Tories will back Brexit Party
According to the research – including only those who said they will definitely vote – the Brexit Party enjoys 26 per cent support while Labour is in second place with 22 per cent.
Ms May’s Conservative Party are in fourth place with 12 per cent after being leapfrogged by the Liberal Democrats who are on 19 per cent. The Green Party also hold 10 per cent support.
Commenting on the results, Robert Struthers, the research manager at BMG, said: “The fact that the Brexit Party are out in front on 26 per cent is quite a feat given the new outfit only formed a matter of weeks ago. As it stands, Nigel Farage’s party appears to have largely mopped up the pro-Brexit vote, with our poll showing Ukip attracting just 3 per cent support.
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May faces pressure to pull plug on Brexit talks amid lack of progress
“What is also clear is that the Brexit Party’s support is coming largely at the expense of the Conservatives. Indeed, as many of those that reported voting Conservative at the 2017 general election say they intend to vote for the Brexit Party next week as do say they will continue to back Theresa May’s Conservatives.
“While those on the Remain side seem to be more divided, our polling does suggest the Liberal Democrats to be in the strongest position of those parties that unequivocally support another referendum. Following their strong showing at the local elections, the Lib Dems are now polling twice the vote share of that of the Greens, and more than four times that of Change UK.”
In a fresh survey for The Independent, BMG pollsters also found the party spearheaded by Nigel Farage will emerge ahead of the established parties on 23 May – despite being formed just weeks ago.
It comes amid growing frustration among Conservative MPs both with Theresa May‘s leadership of the party and the continued Brexit deadlock and the inability of both Labour and Tories to find a resolution in the cross-party negotiations.
Many fear they are heading for a mauling at the hands of Mr Farage’s Brexit Party in the European elections having already suffered the heaviest losses in a generation at the local council elections earlier in the month.
The survey shows that among the 55-64 age range, the party boasts 30 per cent support – significantly above the Conservatives on 8 per cent and Labour on 15 per cent.
In the over-65 category, Mr Farage’s party has 42 per cent while the Tories are on 17 per cent and Labour are on 11 per cent.:lol::lol: thanks older people!!
But in the 18-24 age range, the party has just 6 per cent support while Labour enjoys 38 per cent backing. This increases slightly to 17 per cent among the 35- to 44-year-olds who said they would definitely vote in the European elections.:lol::lol:
Watch more
May faces pressure to pull plug on Brexit talks amid lack of progress
Senior Brexit Party official defended ‘persecuted’ Robinson
Which senior Labour figures support a second Brexit referendum?
Are the cross-party Brexit talks near collapse and what happens next?
Jacob Rees-Mogg claims majority of Tories will back Brexit Party
According to the research – including only those who said they will definitely vote – the Brexit Party enjoys 26 per cent support while Labour is in second place with 22 per cent.
Ms May’s Conservative Party are in fourth place with 12 per cent after being leapfrogged by the Liberal Democrats who are on 19 per cent. The Green Party also hold 10 per cent support.
Commenting on the results, Robert Struthers, the research manager at BMG, said: “The fact that the Brexit Party are out in front on 26 per cent is quite a feat given the new outfit only formed a matter of weeks ago. As it stands, Nigel Farage’s party appears to have largely mopped up the pro-Brexit vote, with our poll showing Ukip attracting just 3 per cent support.
Watch more
May faces pressure to pull plug on Brexit talks amid lack of progress
“What is also clear is that the Brexit Party’s support is coming largely at the expense of the Conservatives. Indeed, as many of those that reported voting Conservative at the 2017 general election say they intend to vote for the Brexit Party next week as do say they will continue to back Theresa May’s Conservatives.
“While those on the Remain side seem to be more divided, our polling does suggest the Liberal Democrats to be in the strongest position of those parties that unequivocally support another referendum. Following their strong showing at the local elections, the Lib Dems are now polling twice the vote share of that of the Greens, and more than four times that of Change UK.”
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Was certainly worth a watch. Thought that went well for Swinney
The whole show was rigged,tory councillors were asking the questions and the audience was full of brexiteers and an ex toiry mep asked a question,on their site on twitter the BBC have been absolutely destroyed by complaints a pro eu country yet you wouldv'e thought the audience were in some tory shire,absolute disgrace..You seem to think that was real and representarive of the scots,how many weeks now have i proven its the Brexit broadcasting company every week bar matbe one the audience has been hand picked full of pri brexit and tiry members and coucillors..The snp are the most popular party in british history yet last night you wouldv'e thought they were in a completeky different counyry completeky rancid filtyh for the half witted..the agenda goes on the tory brexit propaganda machine..
https://twitter.com/BBCNewsPR/status/1129326247006363648
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Elgin is the largest town in the parliamentary constituency of Moray, which returned a Conservative MP in 2017 with a 13.6% swing from the SNP. It also had the highest 'Leave' percentage (49.9%) of all the Scottish constituencies in the EU referendum; and also voted an above average 57.6% 'No' in the Indyref
So no surprise Swinney was given a hard time
The Moray Firth area north of Aberdeen and round to Inverness is a prosperous, leafy, attractive and genteel part of our Septic Isle that I've enjoyed visiting on several occasions: it has as much in common with the conurbations of the Midland Valley as Tyneside has with the Home Counties
North of Inverkeithing
North of Watford
So no surprise Swinney was given a hard time
The Moray Firth area north of Aberdeen and round to Inverness is a prosperous, leafy, attractive and genteel part of our Septic Isle that I've enjoyed visiting on several occasions: it has as much in common with the conurbations of the Midland Valley as Tyneside has with the Home Counties
North of Inverkeithing
North of Watford
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I read the 50/50 split but again just shows what the BBC are upto,they are so blatent they don't care and as i have said before these constituencys that are in different areas i would expect some slight bias if reearcher has done their jobs but no not the bbc 5 tory coucilliors sitting alongside each other an ex tory mep and they all coincodentally get to ask questions..I have watched every single episode and bar one the audience has been 75%brexit supporting wehter they have chose remain or leave areas the BBC agenda has now been seen through by everyone probrexit/pro tory supporters riddled with it and not even trying to be subtle anymore completely blatent..You would have to a be to the right of tommy robinson to not see the agenda and bias week in week out,the panel are set up every week i even tell my daughter in advance whats going to happen that's how blatent i know its going to be....
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What are they all about?,the most popular party in the the british isles with biggest mandate than any english party could dream about,that post alone shows your bias towards the snp and your other posts would suggest an english over 50 tory/brexiteer? correct? without even saying it so you probably agree with what the bbc are doing and falls into your agenda...?So transparent,just like the BBC..
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Your posts give you away all the time,you probably don't even know you're doing it..:lol::lol:
https://twitter.com/BBCNewsPR/status/1129326247006363648
Brexit Broadcasting Company...
European Election Voting Intention:
BXP: 34% (-1)
LDM: 17% (+1)
LAB: 15% (=)
GRN: 11% (+1)
CON: 9% (=)
CHUK: 4% (-1)
UKIP: 3% (=)
Via @YouGov, 8-17 May.
Changes w/ 12-16 May
I was hoping to see some decent prices for 35% upwards 2/1 thats all it is even though can't really see it being lower not telling me to have a decent bet.
https://twitter.com/BBCNewsPR/status/1129326247006363648
Brexit Broadcasting Company...
European Election Voting Intention:
BXP: 34% (-1)
LDM: 17% (+1)
LAB: 15% (=)
GRN: 11% (+1)
CON: 9% (=)
CHUK: 4% (-1)
UKIP: 3% (=)
Via @YouGov, 8-17 May.
Changes w/ 12-16 May
I was hoping to see some decent prices for 35% upwards 2/1 thats all it is even though can't really see it being lower not telling me to have a decent bet.
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er...
2017 Election
Scotland
SNP 59% of the seats 37% of the vote
Con 22% seats 29% vote
Lab 12% seats 27% vote
England
Con 55% seats 45% vote
Lab 43% seats 41% vote
So, seats-wise the SNP do have a slightly better "mandate" in Scotland than the Conservatives do in England but vote-wise a significantly weaker one
Lies, damned lies and First-Past-The-Post
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Lol i think the SNP will always consistently have a bigger mandate than any other english party in the present,must also be a chance they could get bigger mandates yet as well,even the BBC can't fake that think its pretty obvious they will always be the most popular party in the british isles for the foreseeable future anyway..Lets be honesrt Nicola sturgeon is completeky different claas unless of course you sre english then you probably make some awful english comment about her same old tripe and talk about farage..
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£13,000/month house in Chelsea and £5,000 a month driver and bodyguard.
These are the figures Aron Banks pays Farage who does not declare these sums publicly despite being an MEP with a resposibility to declare his earnings.
Farage also has an ongoing message that he represents the ordinary voter against the 'Elites"
what's more elite than £120,000 a year in accom and perks from a secret political funder?
And the Brexit Prty has banned Ch4 from its rallies for doing the above investigative journalism,they hate the elites especially when its them getting caught out democracy for the working class :lol::lol: the look on his face when told Aaron banks had admitted ti funding him talk about jaw dropping,then panic backtracking,good old nige will do anything for money..
Man of the paypal.....:lol::lol::lol::lol:
These are the figures Aron Banks pays Farage who does not declare these sums publicly despite being an MEP with a resposibility to declare his earnings.
Farage also has an ongoing message that he represents the ordinary voter against the 'Elites"
what's more elite than £120,000 a year in accom and perks from a secret political funder?
And the Brexit Prty has banned Ch4 from its rallies for doing the above investigative journalism,they hate the elites especially when its them getting caught out democracy for the working class :lol::lol: the look on his face when told Aaron banks had admitted ti funding him talk about jaw dropping,then panic backtracking,good old nige will do anything for money..
Man of the paypal.....:lol::lol::lol::lol:
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