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I probably shouldn’t be laughing, but... it’s Sargon.

4d chess. There's now a pro brexit party hard in the lead.

>>219295
Also is there seriously a party with the acronym CUK

>>219296

yes, CUK is a real party now in the UK. we had a thread about that. its unironic, too. Anti Brexit party.

>>219296
Yep. And the best part is that they've not only positioned themselves as Anti-English Nationalist, but also seem to have stuck their foot in their mouth and positioned themselves as Anti-Democracy with this quote.
>"Both Labour and Conservative frontbenches have colluded in the same conspiracy to 'respect the result of the 2016 referendum'"

>>217502 → Here's the thread.

>>219292

this is unironically one of the best political propaganda videos i have ever seen.

>>219292
Anyone know the song name?

>>219303
Behemoth by Joseph Retrostein

Top fucking kek

>>219286
Sargoy's already come out and denounced the new Brexit Party and Nigel Farage, saying the party is single-issue with no future past Brexit and that Farage is a traitor to UKIP.

Anyways, in the spirit of a discussion that doesn't revolve solely around how Sargoy turns everything he touches into shit (for the love of God, don't ever let him know this place exists), what do you guys think of the Brexit Party's chances? Think they'll be able to do anything to topple the stranglehold the Tories and Labour have on the decision-making process? Think Farage will see this through to the end this time, or do you think he'll skip out on the party like last time?

>>219316
(for the love of God, don't ever let him know this place exists)
God, that's a scary thought.

>Sargon has a Mid-life crisis and becomes a huge Brony.
>He finds /mlpol/, combining his long time interest with his new one.
>Huge influx of Sargon fans flood the board, all more or less immunized to autism. Not scared off immediately, but not big fans of horse pussy.
>Site culture nearly erased completely.
>Only safe haven left on the site is within horse pussy threads, all other threads have too much faggotry.

>>219316
I don’t know. I do like how well it is doing in the polls, and it may have the potential to actually achieve something if it can consolidate enough support. But I really don’t like Nigel Farage’s whole pattern of behavior in leaving UKIP and creating this party. He resigned from UKIP in 2016 after the referendum even when it should have been obvious the job had only just begun. Seriously? I guess he wanted to avoid his legacy being associated with any sort of catastrophic defeat, but politics don’t stop just because you’ve retired. They keep going on and on forever, and so long as you care you can’t really quit. Then he tried to direct the UKIP party even after he quit with a preferred successor, and it didn’t do very well. Now he says it’s going in entirely the wrong direction under new leadership. If he hates their leadership then why the hell did he resign in the first place? He could have remained leader until he died. They would have kept voting for him. And so now, instead of remaining in the party, and instead of trying to rejoin, he goes off to form his own new party with blackjack and hookers. Wasn’t that the point of UKIP? So now there are two parties created by Nigel Farage that are more relatively right wing than the “conservative” party in Btitian. For the European parliamentary elections that may not be an issue because of the proportional representation. But for the British House of Commons election, that is suicide. A first past the post election system means the party with a plurality of the vote wins the seat. The only reason making headway in the House of Commons is even possible now is because of the utter destruction of the Conservative Party. Splitting the vote is a terrible idea.