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[Nik_B 3,790]

Any statements from Corbyn and the labour party yet.lol

 

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/11/jeremy-corbyns-brother-gets-behind-tommy-robinson-donald-trump/

[Blackbriar 8,569]

We just moved back to the front of the queue for a US-UK trade deal.......

 

Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders are overjoyed, Merkel has AfD breathing down her neck.

 

Trump's victory might have signed the death warrant on the EU.....fingers crossed !

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Knew he was a good guy when he helped young Kevin out.

[WILF 47,255]

 

Buzzing !

 

Buzzing as in . Or buzzing as in ?

 

TC

I think this may just turn out to be a momentous year, first the UK vote to free itself and now the leader of the free world doing likewise.......I hope it starts the death process of our warped political system and get back to a place where ordinary citizens matter more than the number on their tax form.

I hope it sends a clear sign to the politicians that we are sick of being treated like f***ing animals.

[mattyg 1,862]

Bill has tried to cheer Hillary up this morning by telling her nelson Mandela served 27 years and he still became president!

Also not heard a lot from wee Jimmy krankie yet,

Maybe she is thinking of a way to get Scotland involved in a second vote as nobody in Scotland voted for trump!

Matt

[tsteve9999 456]

All the usual suspects have faces liked smacked arseholes, I've heard American luvvies crying that they are "ashamed of my country" Eu leaders look like they have had a death in the family.

Lifes good sometimes :laugh:

[lurcherman 887 13,208]

Kanye west is going to run for president next election lol

[BGD 6,436]

Another nail in the coffin for neoliberalism

[jacknife 2,005]

Trump's political career ends today without a doubt.

You're not seeing the mood and feelings of everyday people

 

Just like many in Brexit

[stevo79 569]

At the end of the day the people have spoken in both the UK and the U.S we've taken control. Politicians have proved they can't run things. It's time for change and I think it's a big day for the whole world. ??

[mushroom 13,103]

 

Trump's political career ends today without a doubt.

You're not seeing the mood and feelings of everyday people

 

Just like many in Brexit

Pesky what is with you lefty twits not accepting democracy unless it's your way? ?

 

Fingers slipping on the left-wing, neoliberalism front ???

[walshie 2,804]

 

 

Trump's political career ends today without a doubt.

You're not seeing the mood and feelings of everyday people

 

Just like many in Brexit

Pesky what is with you lefty twits not accepting democracy unless it's your way? ?

 

Fingers slipping on the left-wing, neoliberalism front

 

 

Fingers slipping, hands wringing, and lips quivering.

[bird 9,941]

Another nail in the coffin for neoliberalism

just looked it up lol, feck me that was policies in the 1970s , could be a rough ride this , as said lets hope there sensible people in the white house making decisions and not him .!

[Astanley 11,568]

I'm not as clued up about politics as lot of you fellas ,but I know a flaky ,power mad egomaniac when I see one ,worrying times ahead .

And I could of posted the same thing if Clinton won.

The asylum which is America ,will be the cause of a lot of heartbreak for the rest of us .

[beast 1,884]

So once again we see establishment politicians reaping the whirlwind. Continued failure to take any notice of the electorate has led to the only kind of lawful revolution open to the proletariat, which is to take ANY possible alternative. For Trump read Brexit; for Clinton read Blair/Cameron/Corbyn etc. Until they start to remember that they should be representing us, not telling us what to do, politicians will continue to get unpleasant surprises. And in my opinion, they deserve to.