The Guardian begs for money while these few guys have collectively millions of subscribers on YouTube and....despite Youtube desperately trying to demonetise in any way it can they have an army of patrons paying them.

They aren't alt-right and it's another example of the Guardian feeding lies to its dwindling soup of feeble minded Nazi obsessed loonies.

Terms like 'white supremacy' are thrown around with no evidence because losers like this are becoming increasingly desperate to make a living.

Edited by Stirlingsays (29 Jun 2018 9.52am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

She is being intellectually dishonest by saying that UKIP and the people she mentioned in the piece are far right. The Guardian (and lefties in general) try to smear people with conservative views as "far right" as a cheap shot without having any evidence. I have heard Paul Joseph Watson and Sargon openly criticise the far right on many occasions. But when you're a journalist (sic) trying to write a hit piece, then who cares about getting the facts right.

Edited by Penge Eagle (29 Jun 2018 12.58pm)

Exactly. Watson abhors nazis but points out where liberal society is failing.

It’s far too easy for the left to ‘Cyber-Pef’ everyone whom disagrees with them and label them nazis.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

Of course no deal is an option. People will still fly (they did before the EU existed and for the sakes of global trade then that will be sorted out in an afternoon).

And trade will carry on. WTO rules kick in. Goods from the EU might become more expensive (good luck to BMW and Mercedes with that) whilst we will have other free trade deals to compensate. Even unilaterally drop tariffs on a whole range of imports from outside of the EU. Prices in the shops will tumble within 6 months.

The point is that the EU, despite all the hype around this, sell us more than we buy from it. Countries that are already on their knees economically would be hit even more if it goes to No Deal.

All the EU want is the money. I suspect that they will give us a deal, with the removal of free movement, for an increase in the transition period which is essentially how we buy them off. Up it to 3-5 years.

And the UK will still need EU workers. Nothing to do with touchy feely moments about the benefits of diversity or similar such bulls*** but just that our economy, unlike that of the majority of the EU, needs workers and we need to increase our tax base. That is what the British public need to swallow and where the Remain w***ers failed so badly. We need migrants and the EU offers us the best quality ones. As simple as that.

So we agree to issue x amount of NI numbers to EU citizens with an agreement that after x period, if they pay tax and don't commit crimes, they can stay here. And the EU gets to keep our pensioners and the like pissing their pensions up their walls that desperately need the injection of cash. Effectively a political settlement that allows all sides to claim victory.

Ireland are being played. They are merely the s***ty stick the EU are holding over our heads. And once a deal is done, the EU are going to tear Dublin another arsehole over a variety of issues because without the British to protect their interests, they will be out in the open. Just the issue of their corporation tax rates alone are going to make them rue the day their political leaders decided to become bitch boys for Brussels.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

She's writing a deliberately provocative and obtuse article - the number of punch lines in there gives that away. As a journalist (sic) I thought you might understand.

There literally is and you're basically doing exactly what you say in the opening paragraph.