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And I find it strange that, after my post, you still think that I have dismissed the negative economic consequences of Brexit. You are correct in that I think that Brexit was won because of the sovereignty issue but obviously red herrings did not ping back on my sonar. No pups were bought or sold as far as I am concerned. Being (temporarily) poorer was seen by me as part of the expected cost of leaving the EU. Brexit might have been 'done right' if the process had been managed by a strong leader instead of one who basically let the EU author that hopeless withdrawal agreement. We'll never know now. These "cumulative adverse effects" are mainly due to the rapid rise in the UK population and the associated burden on government services, especially w.r.t. health, housing, schooling and social welfare. More acute adverse effects concern the criminality (especially violent) which is an unfortunate and disturbing characteristic of certain immigrant groups. Now political and civil unrest is increasing in the UK and Europe and years of high immigration rates are the man reason for that. Migrant assimilation has not happened. You guys always worry about the growth of the economy rather than the preservation of the nation. Infinite growth in any economy is both impossible and unsustainable, in any case.

Yes and yes. Sorry about that.

Agree. The UK welfare system is too easy to hide in and is abused by many.

You really thought your post could fly? The one I saw hit a brick wall.

Running back to the economic arguments as usual. There was never any argument from me that economies would not suffer after Brexit, which was won due to other issues. The biggest problem was that the process of leaving the EU was left in the hands of the remnants of a pro remain government, which was weakly led, especially after the shock result of the referendum. Populist parties are gaining support because the silent majority of Europeans have had enough of the excessive migration numbers and their cumulative adverse effects.

Maybe because Dutch opposition to the EU is not confined to only one party?

A repeat of the repeats of your nonsense of the last 7 years. With more conservatives dominating the composition of the governments of several member states, the EU is now steadily losing sway over them, as well as any influence it may have had across the rest of the world. The EU is starting to backtrack on its "freedom" policies, as the consequences of same are now becoming clear. A name change to "Extinction Union" now seems apt.

Bad policy I agree. But what's new there?

Trump in at line 3! Nothing like staying on topic! Brilliant!

That went off like a soggy firework.

Amazing that with this, you talk of brainless posts.

Your application to change topic has been rejected. But you may reapply next year.

Or closer.

No it's not and I said safest places possible. Stop being a tit.

That was a rant but not a demonstration.

A long-standing project? Please demonstrate,

You miss my point, which was to keep one weekend free in London for the UK to remember their fallen, in silence and without distraction. I think that the PSC protests would collectively gain more support if that had happened. You immediately put the onus on to the Israelis to stop, while ignoring the Hamas barbarism that triggered this particular event. The death and destruction, first in Israel, now in Gaza, is terrible but what your side do not acknowledge is that now, Hamas are purposely and exponentially multiplying the number of casualties in Gaza by hiding behind (and under) the civilian population. Hamas must have expected a strong response to 7 Oct by the Israelis, who waited and warned for 3 weeks before taking serious action - yes I know it was also to give the Israelis time to organize - but it was plenty of time for any innocents to be moved to the safest places possible. Maybe if Hamas were to return their hostages then that might lead to a meaningful ceasefire?

You already proved it.

Keep up. Hilarious.

The relevant sub thread here concerned the London protest problems and who caused them. That aside, from the rest of your blathering, I have decided to call you Nud Tengent.

Already posted. You will find them if you look.

Blinkered again Beachlover?

The short history of Palestine by thaibeachlovers.

Only if you are far left and off your trolley.

Not true - there were problems from both sides - like your history your should broaden the scope of your reading. And asking for one protest-free weekend is not asking much IMO!