Brexit - am I stupid or what?

It's a shame our politicians don't think the same way!

 

I was just thinking, if only we could send this entire thread to Teresa May and every politician that is part of our government. They might actually take on board how the people of GREAT Britain actually feel.

 

Look at the flag on the vehicle.....not the French flag but the euro flag. Of course it may well be photoshoped but it might not be?
Most media either lie,photo shop or have an agenda they are following so most news is just propaganda nowadays.
Im just waiting for an agent provocateur to do something that will give the security forces the go ahead to start cracking heads open. And of course the media will lap it up blindly as normal.
The european army is coming. Merkel was talking about it at the Cdu conferance. Mini merkel the newly elected Cdu leader was talking about it. Who runs europe ? Germany. If Germany wants a new european army germany gets a new european army.
This is probably the real reason why Britain was denied access to the Galileo project despite us putting in more than a billion pounds to help create it. Britain wont be part of this new army.

 

It's an image, not a video in the earlier post, but there's footage of 'armoured' (riot control?) vehicles bearing the EU flag on youtube. Are they French plates/markings? They have "HERMES" not "GENDARMES" on their sides (so could be delivering stuff).




P.S. It was widely reported earlier this year that British soldiers in Bosnia wore EU flag shoulder patches https://wikivisually.com/wiki/European_Union_Military_Operation_in_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina

 

Just to clarify a couple of points...The gilets jaunes (the genuine ones) are protesting about Macron's attempts to reform France, not about the EU. His 'reforms' consist of juggling and increasing existing taxes. The extremely poor and the super rich will benefit, everyone else will feel the pinch. The protests in Paris (and possibly other large cities) have been hijacked by the usual troublemakers, which provides tasty fodder for the media. I can vouch for the fact that in most of France, the protests have been good-humoured, peaceful but firm and committed. It has been an opportunity for some to air their general grievances re. the EU or anything else, but basically they are ordinary people who've had enough of being milked.

 

I just wanted to ask you about your own blanket terminology, when you talk about having "bothered to vote", which implies that those who did not were lazy. I too voted, but often wish I hadn't, and know of several people who abstained for reasons of principle. [/QUOTE]That's a fair comment. Given that many people are disillusioned and sceptical about both mainstream media and politicians, it was not an easy decision to make. The fact remains that the vote was pretty much split on a proportion of the UK population, which is why I find the term ' Will of the people' unfortunate. Had I still been a UK resident, I would have had trouble deciding, too. As it was, I consider myself lucky to still have a vote at all. Brits who live elsewhere are disenfranchised after 15 years, despite the fact that decisions taken in their country of birth could and do still affect them.

 

It's always a shame when ordinary, law abiding folk have their riots hijacked by trouble makers.

 

I think that pretty well sums it up for me.