I don't know exactly what's going on in Great Britain, but it gives the impression that the country is destroying itself from within. Beware Ariel Durant said:
Brexit and Future of UK : Discussions
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Youths face off with riot police after protesting against the killing of a local man by armed police in an attempted arrest, August 6, 2011 in London, England. Twenty-nine-year-old father-of-four Mark Duggan died August 4 after being shot by police in Tottenham, north London.
Protestors face off against riot police lines in Tottenham, north London, Rioting spread to the neighbouring area of Enfireld Over one hundred arrests were made by the following evening. Three people were injured as well as 26 police officers.
A Carpetright store burns on Tottenham after being set on fire by youths. Several other buildings were targeted by rioters with reports of looting in the area also taking place. A London double-decker bus was also set on fire.
Rioting continued through-out Saturday night. Reportes suggested local gangs were partly responsible for crimial acts caused against both property and police officers.
A Fireman stands near the smouldering remains of a burnt out building after riots on Tottenham, north London on August 7, 2011. Several commercial premises were set on fire, while mass looting of shops also took place. Hundreds of thousdands of pounds worth of damage was caused by the riots.
Police and emergency services clean up and contain the scene on Tottenham High Road on August 7, 2011 in London, England.
Welcome to 8 years ago. We have extremely dodgy police in some areas, I'll admit that but in France people protest the rising of the sun every day.
Youths face off with riot police after protesting against the killing of a local man by armed police in an attempted arrest, August 6, 2011 in London, England. Twenty-nine-year-old father-of-four Mark Duggan died August 4 after being shot by police in Tottenham, north London.
Protestors face off against riot police lines in Tottenham, north London, Rioting spread to the neighbouring area of Enfireld Over one hundred arrests were made by the following evening. Three people were injured as well as 26 police officers.
A Carpetright store burns on Tottenham after being set on fire by youths. Several other buildings were targeted by rioters with reports of looting in the area also taking place. A London double-decker bus was also set on fire.
Rioting continued through-out Saturday night. Reportes suggested local gangs were partly responsible for crimial acts caused against both property and police officers.
A Fireman stands near the smouldering remains of a burnt out building after riots on Tottenham, north London on August 7, 2011. Several commercial premises were set on fire, while mass looting of shops also took place. Hundreds of thousdands of pounds worth of damage was caused by the riots.
Police and emergency services clean up and contain the scene on Tottenham High Road on August 7, 2011 in London, England.
Macron and the EU lose the EU elections.
Eurosceptic parties reshape EU politics after strongest showing in European elections
Eurosceptic parties reshape EU politics after strongest showing in European elections
Macron loses EU elections to Marine Le Pen’s far-right party
Macron loses EU elections to Marine Le Pen’s far-right party
Lib Dems and Greens gain in the East
The Brexit Party was the big winner in the European Elections in the East of England, with three MEPs elected.
The party received 38% of the vote with 604,715. The Lib Dems, which secured two MEPs, took 22.6% and the Green Party - which won one seat - 12.7%.
Big win for Orban's party in Hungary EU vote
Big win for Orban's party in Hungary EU vote
Eurosceptic parties reshape EU politics after strongest showing in European elections
Eurosceptic parties reshape EU politics after strongest showing in European elections
Macron loses EU elections to Marine Le Pen’s far-right party
Macron loses EU elections to Marine Le Pen’s far-right party
Lib Dems and Greens gain in the East
The Brexit Party was the big winner in the European Elections in the East of England, with three MEPs elected.
The party received 38% of the vote with 604,715. The Lib Dems, which secured two MEPs, took 22.6% and the Green Party - which won one seat - 12.7%.
Big win for Orban's party in Hungary EU vote
Big win for Orban's party in Hungary EU vote
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The evolution of the balance of power in the European Parliament is in line with the evolution in France, while the UK evolution is atypical.
For example, we see that nationalists are decreasing in favour of the extreme right in the European Parliament and there has been a push from the extreme right in France, whereas it is the nationalists who have won in the UK.
Similarly, there has been a growth of centrists in France and in the European Parliament.
For example, we see that nationalists are decreasing in favour of the extreme right in the European Parliament and there has been a push from the extreme right in France, whereas it is the nationalists who have won in the UK.
Similarly, there has been a growth of centrists in France and in the European Parliament.
The extreme French right who was for Frexit in the last election, having seen the UK disorder, no longer proposes it!
Eurosceptic parties won in the UK, France and Italy. Germany is the only major budgetary contributor where a pro-EU party won.
23.3%
RN 22.4%
LaREM+MoDem 13.5%
EELV 8.5%
LR 6.3%
FI 6.2%
EES
There is literally no way of portraying the result of these elections as anything but an utter rejection of the European vision proposed by Juncker and Verhofstadt.
23.3%
RN 22.4%LaREM+MoDem 13.5%EELV 8.5%LR 6.3%FI 6.2%EESThere is literally no way of portraying the result of these elections as anything but an utter rejection of the European vision proposed by Juncker and Verhofstadt.
Leaving the EU becomes easier the more countries that do it. If France and Italy were to leave as well, the EU goose would be completely cooked.The extreme French right who was for Frexit in the last election, having seen the UK disorder, no longer proposes it!
Boris Johnson in court over the £350m on the bus? That will only help make him our next prime minister
Opinion: Taking Boris Johnson to court will only help his campaign to be PM
Opinion: Taking Boris Johnson to court will only help his campaign to be PM
Except that Mr Brexit is presently sued for lying isn't he?
We do not the *censored* care for a hard brexit
not so. We do not really care. Only UK citizens keep talking brexit (afeter an anti democratic vote where all uk citizens coud not vote.
Give a vite now and LEAVE for god's sake! we'll rebuild later. btw, now the name of the cat of our ministry? Brexit. In the morning she keeps mowing so as to enter, as soon as inside to go out (open the gate) then protests when her master pushes her out. You do not understand one thing. You are far from being THAT important for UK.
FAncy numbers. Please take better sources?30 semi frexiters,and arond 65 reamainers. But Europa will be much more simple as sonno as UK is out!!!!Eurosceptic parties won in the UK, France and Italy. Germany is the only major budgetary contributor where a pro-EU party won.
23.3%
There is literally no way of portraying the result of these elections as anything but an utter rejection of the European vision proposed by Juncker and Verhofstadt.
It wasn't technically a lie. The slogan said, "We give the EU £350m per week. Let's fund the NHS instead." We do give the EU £350m per week, he just neglected to mention that £150m of it comes back. If someone is asked, "how much do you earn?" They usually quote the gorss figure pre-tax, so the same applies here. Also that figure does not include remittances and overseas child benefit payments, or the cost of keeping EU convicts in UK prisons, subsidising EU students at UK universities etc.
The Remain side mentioned that 1 in every 10 jobs are due to EU membership, but they also neglected to mention how many in every 10 jobs are taken up by EU migrants (even assuming that 1 in 10 is true). I don't see the difference.
Nor do we.
Europe cannot help but be 'simple', especially with people like Macron leading the way.
Who could not vote?
The EU has no place to talk about anti-democratic after the Lisbon Treaty followed the rejection of the EU Constitution and the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by ROI. And what was the turnout in these EU Elections? 51% vs 73% for the UK independence vote.
Because auntie Merkel wants to keep exporting cars t UK. A?d french governement was against the extension. The pitiful behaviour and icompetence (or dishonesty such as Farrage lies he is sued for) sould not paralyze the whole europe. Decide, democratically (that is including (i) the consequences (ii) lettin Brits overtheworld vote, they are not subcitizens are they)? STAY OR LEAVE but stop that telenovela please? Uk is the laughingstock of the whole world atm.
73%? In your wet dreams. Make a real mandatory referendum now and you'll see. The portion that votes for exit is made of nannys and low IQs