Look what landed on my doormat...

[Supine]

Return to sender - get them to pay postage again

 

[not a trot]

This is great stuff, a new piece of free paper that must have a million uses.
There's a free firelighter if you have a coal fire.
It could be toilet paper if you run out.
Maybe you could roll it up, fill it with weed, then have a party.

If and when we get their shitty leaflet, the dog can rip it to shreds.

 

[Sprocket.]

how many threads do we need about these charlatans?

Charlatans Angles.

 

[A380]

how many threads do we need about these charlatans?

I AM CHARTA!

 

[Pickman's model]

I AM CHARTA!

We all know you're chárta o'higgins

 

[A380]

how many threads do we need about these charlatans?

Charlatans Athletic.

 

[redsquirrel]

I don't know if it's necessarily the case that they're going to rule us one day, but it's not that difficult to imagine - and I'd say looking at his operation Farage is imagining exactly this - a general election result that sees the Brexit party with 10 or so MPs holding the balance of power in a hung parliament. And as Salvini has shown in Italy, being a junior partner in a coalition doesn't have to mean oblivion next time they go to the polls - it can be the ideal place to build support.

Yes, while's its nonsense to claim that we are heading to a fascist state it's equally nonsense to write off the hard-right as insignificant. Minor parties are always going to struggle under FPTP and it's possible that the Brexit Party will fall apart like the BNP and UKIP. But I think it's hard to argue against the idea that there is definite electoral space for a hard-right party in the UK.

I have only had the Farage one too, nothing from anyone else, though People's Vote were handing out leaflets outside the tube station yesterday - they're not even a party.

Who where they trying to get you to vote for? Regardless of what you think about them politically they've royally fucked this up with the split vote.

 

[FridgeMagnet]

Who where they trying to get you to vote for? Regardless of what you think about them politically they've royally fucked this up with the split vote.

On closer inspection their leaflet wasn't about MEPs at all, it was about lobbying your MP.

 

[redsquirrel]

On closer inspection their leaflet wasn't about MEPs at all, it was about lobbying your MP.

Ta

 

[Poi E]

Printed in Rotherham, where 67.9% voted leave. Someone needs to find that traitor.

 

[Sasaferrato]

We got one of those, straight into the bin.

 

[Sasaferrato]

Charlatans Athletic.

I used to pass the Valley Ground on my way from Woolwich to central London on the train. It had trees growing on the pitch at that time. 1989/1990.