>>6428286

It is by design, Muslims are the scapegoats. Islamic theology is the perfect cover for the deep state to engage in child sexual exploitation.

That is where Robinson and UKIP have gone wrong. Farage's brexit party is just a party political version of Vote Leave.

>>6460412

In fairness this is probably the place to drop it… we are all anonymous we are Q. So what is dropped cannot be verified. Q will probably know in any case, but go for the drop in a circumspect manner. >>6460412

>>6473442

I went to a CONservative party candidate launch for the European Elections, with JRM (who was brilliant). I also went to a Brexit Party rally… compare the pics…

The IG report is going to be interesting, how much is the British establishment in the shit about it?

I find interesting that Farage is saying nothing on the European elections on how well he is going to do. Interestingly, Richard Tice seems to know there will be a general election this year. If the IG report is as damming as I think it is going to be, then Farage's Brexit party could sweep up everything.

WWG1WGA, now mainstream. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/05/14/brexit-latest-news-brexit-negotiator-olly-robbins-heads-brussels/

BIG Notable, with the upcoming release of the IG report!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/05/19/theresa-mays-spy-chiefs-briefed-explosive-chistopher-steele/

Theresa May new of the Steele Dossier before Trump.!

>>6537672

Looks like we May be seeing the end of May… finally…. possibly…. maybe not…. probably not….. definitely not…

I have had a few thoughts (I know it's dangerous). I would be interested what people think.

1) Given, the Brexit case before the high court by Robin Tilbrook, a new Brexiteer PM could just concede?

2) Should a new PM seek to repeal the 2011 Fixed Term Parliaments Act

3) Is Theresa May "compromised"?

My take on the European elections.

Labour are fucked.

If they plump for remain they lose their core vote in the midlands and the north to the The Brexit Party.

If they plump for leave they lose their blairite vote in London.

Tories are toast, do anything other than leave and they are also destroyed. The No-Deal could bring about general election, as Jeremy Cunt rightly identifies, but at least by honouring the referendum they have a weapon. Leaving with Mrs. May's fudge is also electoral suicide.

>>6610850

Even if Labour do choose a side, they are still fucked. Taking a side means losing a significant portion of their vote - hence the splinters up the arse.

>>6610860

Interesting, why has he been sacked? I wonder if it has anything to do with Q?

>>6634783

Great interview!

Great interview with Robin Tilbrook, a brexit bombshell or two, around 43 mins if you have a life and don't have the time to watch the full video.