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Whatever slimy creep they've got to step into her boots who knows, I think Boris has shown from his behaviour he's totally unsuitable for the job.
If this poll is accurate it's a big vindication to Jeremy Corbyn and those that wrote him off will be looking pretty stupid if this plays out like the poll says.
Just goes to prove not everyone by far wanted another bloody corrupt Saudi Arabia arms selling Tory government in power.
Also the behaviour of the press has been absolutely disgusting, May just coasted through her campaign and let the likes of detestable Sun and evil Daily Mail do all her work.
Maybe a good percentage of the country doesn't want to be told what to do by the likes of Rupert Murdoch and those other tax avoiding billionaires that own the rags that spouted the untrue garbage about Corbyn that some people just lapped up and believed.
We might be heading back to the polls before long...
if the exit polls are right
another referendum as well would be nice ;)
And the Brexit negotiations start this month :-).
They won't start until we have a leader who can follow them through. EU will have to wait.
There's some food in the fridge and a £20 for a taxi on the bedside table !
£5 mate. Anymore and they can pay for it themselves.
It's the one getting pissed while Europe stands around pontificating while smoking gualoises and wearing shoes without socks.
EU will then have to wait, but it'll be a nicer wait for Michel Barnier and his team than previously anticipated. Just face it, these elections will cost the UK dearly at the Brexit negotiating table.
When May uttered her acceptance speech as PM, even I was mildly enthusiastic. She sounded a bit like a unifier. But in only a few months time she developed into an outright populist hawk even willing to sacrifice human rights. She preferred to be Trump's pet dog instead of speaking out strong support for NATO.
Today's election results are a starck reminder that the Brexit referendum was very close and that one should not just have walked over that 48% not in favour of Brexit like they are a bunch of socialist twats. The UK needed a unifier in chief, not a Thatcher 2.0 who pukes at both that 48% and the remainder of continental Europeans. So, what do you get then? Indeed, a fired up set of young British voters who put up a middlefinger to that. That's what happened, hence a much higher turnout among young voters this time around compared to the Brexit referendum turnout.
To be honest, I do feel very sorry for the UK. I hope a more positive spirited leadership stands up in the UK. UK really deserves better, especially for the long-term.
Any sort of half decent campaign would've been enough to see Corbyn off but May has Hilaryed it. Ran an appalling campaign and now the country is on its arse.
Anyone checked the pound yet? I'm guessing it's worth about the same as the Zimbabwean dollar right now.
There is no soft or hard Brexit. That's rhetorical tripe.
May definitely has the more realistic view on Brexit procedures than Corbyn.
Brussels will do anything anyway to make an example of the UK and then drive more countries out the EU.
They never learn and democracy is a thorn in the EUs side they want to get rid off.
Around this time last year it was "Independence day", but this time around its "Armageddon".
You should first have some respect for what the democratic process in the UK brought about tonight. So your fingerpointing towards Brussels about democracy is absolutely ill-fated and frankly ridiculous.
Regarding 'soft-Brexit' and 'hard-Brexit', you seem to be completely ill-informed. These are valid terms, because the UK has yet to see if the negotiations result in a hard Brexit or a soft Brexit. You keep making it sound as the UK decides everything. There are negotiations taking place. And with all negotiations there are two or more parties involved, not just one.
To summarize: I can't help but thinking how incredibly stupid your posts sometimes are. It's just a load of....well, shouts and innuendos.
Doesn't change anything regarding Brexit. That's just wishful thinking. Regarding hard Brexit. It'll happen because the EU is incapable of negotiating, they dictate.
No, you don't respect the result. Especially after what you're saying about it in such over-simplified words. You assume way too much, without actually looking into things.
And Labour were clever and targeted student loans to get the student vote,which bumped them right up.
I have always accepted outcomes of election or votes. It regard democracy as the highest good we have unlike others. And the EU tries everything to undo results they don't like.
If a "hard" Brexit happens, and I don't have to explain to you what that technically is, then it'll be on the EU's account because they want to punish and make an exemple of the UK so no other country dare thinking of doing a referendum on the EU. That would be democratic decisionmaking of the working people, and that goes against the EU's wishes.
The conservatives still have won this election. May has lost, but if she goes it'll be Boris, and that should make you worried as you are so opposed to the result of the Brexit.
I am well informed I just don't play teacher all the time on this forum. I have an opinion and I can do a post in simple terms and still get my point accross.
However, the result will probably delay the Brexit negotiations. This will be problematic for both, the UK and the EU since so many solutions and agreements have to be made within the next two years. It is hardly beleivable that there is a final agreement on UK-EU-relations after the Brexit is finally in force in 2019.
As if the party that has won the election, in this case the Tories wouldn't have the right to form a government.
One without a majority and that is nothing new to the UK.
Corbyn meanwhile thinks Labour has won this election, that's just too funny. They have gained seats, that's about all. There's still a considerable gap between them and the Conservatives.
And without the young votes, Labour would be nowhere, so it's the dreamers that have helped Corbyn gain seats. Still perfectly alright of course.
But the pattern is obvious and still the same everywhere. First you are left then you see what working life is like, you have a family and the dreams are replaced by hard reality.
Could it be 1974 all over again?!
I'm a UUP voter (and very disappointed but that we lost South Antrim to the DUP) and Fermanagh and South Tyrone to Sinn Fein) is still good news for unionism at large, Brexit and the UK. By my counting on the figures it would give may a low majority of about 3 seats, one less than Harold Wilson had after the October 1964 General Election and still not terribly workable. That could mean another election is on the cards later in the year.
And when had Labour last a PM??
Doesn't look like the British want a Labour PM anytime soon.
This is not Italy yet.
No overall majority and a deal to be done with the DUP
That's about as much use as a one legged man in an arse kicking contest.