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Not on the side of the Palestinians, Africans, Haitians, Germans under Merkel, Chinese, Iranians or North Koreans. Maybe on the side of Russia or, if May were to be replaced by hard core Brexiteers, the UK.

Yes. They seem to be proud of it. We seem to have returned to the early 1930s politically.

Absolutely brilliant. It has come to the point where people think they have the right to say anything they want without regard to „snowflakes“. Good. Let’s call a fascist or Nazi sympathizer or racist what he is. No more politeness. Call the bastards out. One AFD MP has called Boris Becker‘s son...

Same as Trump employing Haitians at Mar a Lago, although they come from a shithole country and all have aids.

„To some extent out of context“.... which bit was out of context? This is BNP, NF, British Movement, Column 88 and Britain First Talk from a party member of the leading Brexit party - which is rapidly going downhill ( thank god ). Although Farage wants to reboot it with a second referendum...

The worst part is the support for her telling the truth and her right to free speech... Whilst she has the right to free speech, they are missing the point. She is slagging off the victims of a horrific disaster and saying that they are all illegal immigrants.. They are blaming the ES for...

Yes. This is it. The cat is out of the bag. People are looking for foreigners. Although they don’t seem to be saying that about Farage‘s French affair, just Corbyn‘s wife. The Express thinks Farage should be knighted or given a peerage- despite living with a foreigner and having half foreign...

Now the offshore tax havens are being brought into the negotiations.... „According to one recent study by Berkeley academic Gabriel Zucman, there is £1.4tn of “off shore wealth” located in the UK, Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Bermuda and Cayman Islands alone. Meanwhile EU states including...

I know exactly where you are going... you are consistent... you blame those who agreed to immigration... If you could understand why we have immigration and why we will continue to have immigration even after Brexit, then you wouldn’t use the word „fault“...

I am actually and I was back in Britain recently to get a hands on viewpoint. I also hear the German viewpoint which, everything taken together, gives me a more balanced view than, say, someone posting clips from Breitbart, or bigging up Farage, Trump or Brexiteers. I also read newspaper forums...

We know well that Trump often doesn’t listen to his own advisers. Why the hell should he listen to some Brits? Only chance of influencing him is putting some arguments on Fox News.

Your point was that „it“ is the fault of immigration. I was pointing out that the „English“, and anti immigrants Trump,are also the result of immigration. Hope the history lesson helped.

I read his tweets, hear him speak, read about him, hear witnesses of his actions speak and read what they say, hear and read about his history. In fact, because of his long association with the media, public rallies and self promotion, it would be hard not to know a lot about him.

Someone is trying to make people angry?

Yes it is from May 2015.

What is not correct in my statement? How am I isolated? Millions of people are criticising people like Trump and Bannon and their low educated base. Even if I were isolated, it still wouldn’t make your statement correct.

America was built by immigrants. Trump‘s family game from Germany. His mother was Scottish and his wife is Slovenian. The English are a totally mongrel people. What makes racists angry enough to forget their own mongrel background is usually colour of skin and/ or religion. In Brexit Britain...

No they couldn’t. Power of reason doesn’t come into the equation. He is a semi literate idiot working on his gut feeling of how to please his base and he is educated by Fox News.

Yes. Every broken clock is right twice a day. No doubt he gets some things right. Doesn’t make him honest, not a two timer, not a buffoon etc.. That piece is not his mainstay. He is the hypocrite that he always was. It would be better if that article summed up his political mission. But it doesn’t.

My reason for not getting there very often is purely geographical and work commitments. SISU is no longer the problem. I have come to terms with the break even policy. Until someone comes along with a heap of money and a better idea ( counts Dale out ;-) ), that is the reality. We won’t go under...