Nigel Farage vs Alastair Campbell on Brexit 

Yep thats a big part of the plan APATHY it will not work this is our freedom literally

And what's your riots going to achieve Randall...

100% agree.

@x x Irrelevant.

@@T4Cification Learn to read. He didn't say he wanted riots. He said this was done to avoid them. And what will riots achieve? Ask Macron.

Only the British can destroy the UK.

No its not cluster b! Most of the UK now see Brexit as foolish. They have woken up.

@Gerry nevermind TELL ME WHY ?

If we hold another vote before the first vote has been honoured, then we are not democratic. If we are forced to remain in the EU, then we are not sovereign. For the retards who think this is a brilliant idea, then heed John F. Kennedy's words: “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."

Czar Zenana No the hated EU and British establishment have already destroyed it. A British dictatorship is now inevitable and so is rearmament. War war war war

Alastair says nigel never had a plan after brexit well Tony blair and alastair never had a pan when they open the borders

6 inquiries 6 times cleared of any wrongdoing, use your brain

@@charlieblackshields31466 state run inquiries find state assets to be innocent 6 times. Use your brain perhaps?

Carl 123 Things are always very simple when you have no idea how they work. Yep… I've no idea how quantum mechanics work but it seems so easy, anyone could do it. Same with trade deals (easiest things in the world), tariffs (just a one-page summary, please), diplomacy, security, citizens' rights, workers' rights, environmental protection…

There was never a plan. Still isnt. You gettin it yet?

The Daily Groove - Well he is representing the people who aren’t stupid!

Representing the minority

no because remain wasnt a terrible idea, leaving was

@@jams7449 what do you expect when remainers were negotiating for the majority of the time?

Because they never expected to actually win

@@amonmetalhead7034 That was in 2016, they have had plenty of time since.

Especially with the NI-Ireland border issue! Based on the AG advice that was the main issue with TM withdrawal deal. If leavers came up with a responsible, easy to implement plan to prevent a hard border, then this whole mess wouldn't be happening. Instead people like JRM want us to use technology that we haven't even developed yet.

There has been plenty! The website brexit central has much of it there. The brexiteers are not negotiating with the eu. The remain government is. The plan is canada FTA or no deal WTO simple

They have. It is not what the ruling elite want though. Canada plus FTA Or WTO

we elected those, those in brussels aren't elected. see the difference

Here here sir

1. The message on the side of the bus was the campaign that Nigel was not a member of. It was 'Vote leave', led by Boris Johnson. 2. The message on the bus was "let's spend it on the NHS." As it was neither a promise nor a statement of intent, it cannot be a lie. It was a suggestion.

Lol - I'll tell Chip shop Dave & Auntie Vera - she can throw a mean zimmer frame

be serious , or shut up

@Jack Archer well said sir, 100 per cent agree with you

Considering he won? Not really a waste.

Both sides lied, keep it moving and stop being divisive, thats what they want. To divide us and then conquer us. Like the argument here is going to change anything kmt

@@peffiSC2source Did you just say the interests of these interest groups coincided with the interests of the majority of the British people? George Soros must be an angel to you.

And that is saying something

Alastair says nigel never had a plan after brexit well Tony blair and alastair never had a pan when they open the borders

@@ravd8082 This is what happens when people trust a snake oil salesman who doesn't even understand basic economics and an electorate who is so ill-informed and narcissistic, that they believe they know better than people who have been studying this for most of their lives. Brexit has destroyed British business, not European ones, farmers are struggling to cope, Lorry drivers are up to their neck with paperwork, it has also shrunk our economy by 4% wiping away £100bn a year. Nigel never detailed how Brexit would work, he never had a plan for it, so many Brexiteers had their own version of Brexit and they all said the same thing, "its the will of the people". Yet here we are now, where most people who voted for Brexit are regretting it.

Harry Hicks Things are always very simple when you have no idea how they work. Yep… I've no idea how quantum mechanics work but it seems so easy, anyone could do it. Same with trade deals (easiest things in the world), tariffs (just a one-page summary, please), diplomacy, security, citizens' rights, workers' rights, environmental protection…

Gary Barrett don’t condescend mate, it’s my opinion if you don’t like it, tough, we survived before the EU formed and we can if we leave it.

@@harryhicks1142 We have never left the EU before and all experts forecast negative consequences of leaving

A Person these same experts who forecast an immediate recession and direct loss of 500,000 jobs from simply a vote to leave the EU, I’ll take these predictions with a pinch of salt, I believe in a democracy where we have complete control of our affairs, wars have been fought for democracy, not to see it handed over to a small group of people in the EU.

@@harryhicks1142 No those predictions were never made you have twisted the facts as usual. Many of their predictions have come true and for you to dismiss experts is very arrogant. We have never had control directly as we have a system of representative democracy. Also if you truly believe in democracy then lets ask the people again that if after all this new information has come to light they are still sure they want to leave the EU.

why does Nigel not have a plan? Nigel was quiete when he got the question? So why does Nigel not have a plan when he wanted this.

And Farage is poo, now where does that leave you?

it leaves you in a world where politics is devoid of integrity. it may take a while for you to grasp what that means.

@@fkgrgeg And BoJo, Mogg, Villiers, Duncan Smith, Gove Davies all hide behind Mays skirts when they aren't wearing their own!

Farage just did his job, got paid by Putin and will be moving to Germany, nothing to complain about, smart man.

Arturas P farage has been campaigning for leave way before putin was around ! He believes in exiting the Eu, that’s all !!

by definition he is elected. Many times

farage is the unelected one, oh sorry he is elected, he's one of those old men in brussels running our country accepting paychecks from the oragnistaion he's trying to leave very noble nigel

this aged well.. its funny that none of the project fear claims have been proven wrong

@@davelong9055 how about allowing the UK to join the United republic's of Britain and Ireland?

@@davelong9055 Sorry mate, It'll be the United Celtic States of Scotland, N Ireland, Ireland, Parts of Wales, Cornwall. The UK will be no more. Bye now and isn't Karma so sweet!

@@malahammer No more British Isles 'unions' thank you. Independence for all (except Northern Ireland which should reunite with Eire) with a free trade agreement.

@@davelong9055 WTF!! England Anglo Saxon ...i.e GERMAN, along with Viking, Norman and French and lets not forget all the recent commonwealth migrations.....so please....stop being silly!

@@davelong9055 You're getting worse....."English immigration into Ireland, Wales and Scotland" you do mean invasion, land grabbing, ethic cleansing and in the case of Ireland genocide to grab even more land and get rid of the scruffy, dirty, smelly, uneducated, drunken, inferior and Catholic Irish men and women. "Immigration" into Ireland, Wales and Scotland me bollox! It was the Irish that immigrated into England. Today, millions of residents of Great Britain are either from Ireland or have Irish ancestry. It is estimated that as many as six million people living in the UK have at least one Irish grandparent (around 10% of the UK population).

The EU is not keeping you in. It's the UK that's shitting its collective pants. Look at the rest of Europe, they don't give a toss about brexit. It's in the newspapers maybe once a month maximum. From the Very beginning, it's a national issue, from the poverty and inequality, to the Tories in-fighting, GE, and now today. All inside the UK. The rest of the EU does not care anymore. You can leave anytime you want. You won, get over it and go away.

@@brezhou29 The EU very much is keeping Britain in. They refuse to create or agree a plan to deal with Brexit to ensure everything runs smoothly. Britain is trying to ensure that EU nations aren't unnecessarily disturbed by their leaving. You know you're living in an authoritarian state when a foreign nation cares more about you than your own government.

@@windradyne8724 oh wow, no idea how you got to that conclusion . on the other hand, I saw many comments from leavers that said they couldn't care less about NI, so you know... But seriously though. How is the UK trying not to disturb the EU? I'm curious about that.

@@windradyne8724 oh and as usual... If you think the EU is being difficult, wait until you try to work out a deal with the US or China...

@@brezhou29 Basically UK has been trying to negotiate for a few protections for EU citizens in the UK and for UK citizens abroad so that no one is left stranded causing some bureaucratic nonsense impacting movement. Secondly they want a continuation of current trading rules until trade negotiations are completed, so as to not negatively affect trade. The UK is the 5th largest economy after all. The problem is that the EU will only allow this if the UK is willing to fork out large payments to the EU and remain subordinate to the European Court of Justice among other nonsense, even though both wants are mutually beneficial. The EU is willing to hurt their own to get at Britain. As for Ireland, the border is currently ordained by treaty between the UK and the Republic of Ireland, see The Good Friday Agreement. Should the EU interfere (which they wish to do in the case of a no deal scenario) they will be directly interfering in the business of two sovereign nations. This is why many people see the EU as tyrannical and authoritarian since they can control the actions of supposedly independent states. EU nations are vassals. This is why Britain wants to leave.

But it would certainly be of interest where you are going to. Even if his Mrs doesn't care where he is going at least he should know where he is heading...

@@Felix-st2ue Out of the EU!

@@sandrawinterton9175 TMs plan is taking the UK out of the EU. That's what you voted for, so be happy and stop moaning, you won and you get what you voted for.

Analogy doesn't really work though, on any level. Perhaps saying to mrs that you intend to move house but having no idea where you're going to live next, how you're going to get there with all your belongings etc etc. In other words it takes a lot of planning and the success of the planning determines whether it's really a good idea or not.

There’s a difference between leaving through the front door and the 5th story window

definitely ...Snow demonstrated this really well

Channel 4 bloke? Surely you mean Channel 4 full stop. Channel 4 is heavily biased against Brexit.

@intempify no Fear Mongering and not reality is biased against Brexit...

And the BCC and just about every paper are baised as well. No wonder the UK public has by far the least amount of trust in it's media from all the EU countries.

1000%

Fine thanks, lefty

@@russianbear6384 LOL! yeah Brexit working exactly as intended for Russia, shame theyve fucked it on every other aspect.

Services to scamming the country

I always think of him as sir Nigel

Better would be: 1. Remain: y/n 2. in case of leaving: Deal/no deal In this way you always have on each question an absolute majority…

@@untergehermuc That'll work too. As long as the leave side are properly counted. I don't agree with them, but fuckery will create 17m very angry people....

It was 41 years between the UK voters having a say. denied democracy for 41 years. the people's vote can ask again in 40 years.

Gammon breath

Alan Buchanan better than your dog breath

Eh , aye

Farage stood as an MP multiple times and lost every single time.

Stefan Slade So what’s the plan

​@Stefan SladeA People's Vote is democracy by definition.

​@Stefan SladeA People's Vote is not simply rerunning the 2016 referendum, it's the only democratic solution to resolve the impasse that we are in. We were never asked on what terms we would be leaving the EU. What we are facing now is the choice between a terrible deal which is already dead in the water or crashing out with no deal and all the carnage that that entails. That was nothing like the fantasy that was offered to the British public in 2016 - in fact, we were told we'd get an amazing deal, that we hold all the cards and would have the 'easiest deal in history'. Given the stakes for future of our country, it's only right that the British people should have the final say - if that means we choose to leave without a deal, then so be it. However, I think it's highly likely that more people would prefer to remain, which is of course the real reason why Brexiteers are so against the idea - they know they will probably lose. As David Davis said, if a democracy cannot be allowed to change its mind, it ceases to be a democracy.

@Stefan SladeMight I remind you that in a democracy, just because one side narrowly lost a vote three years ago, that does not mean we don't have the right to keep making the argument. I find it ironic that you talk about humility and grace, while spouting insults and continuously shouting 'you lost' in capital letters, surely weakening any intellectual authority. If you cannot be respectful in this debate, I won't waste any more time with you.

@Stefan SladeYou realise that by constantly repeating childish insults, you're just confirming my point, right? I never said anything abusive, just put forward an argument. I'm happy to have an informed and respectful debate, but clearly I'm wasting my time here.