UK - Politika i društvo

Quincy Endicott wrote:

How a General Election would look if 18-24's only were allowed to vote:

Seats || Votes

LAB: 541 || 55.0%
SNP: 56 || 4.5%
LDM: 25 || 14.0%
SF: 10 || 0.9%
PLC: 4 || 0.7%
DUP: 4 || 0.4%
CON: 3 || 14.5%
IND: 2
GRN: 1 || 2.0%
UUP: 1 || 0.4%
ALL: 1 || 0.4%
SDLP: 1 || 0.3% pic.twitter.com/yIkpL8OUhC

— Election Maps UK (@ElectionMapsUK) April 5, 2019

Летећи Полип wrote:

Quincy Endicott wrote:

How a General Election would look if 18-24's only were allowed to vote:

Seats || Votes

LAB: 541 || 55.0%
SNP: 56 || 4.5%
LDM: 25 || 14.0%
SF: 10 || 0.9%
PLC: 4 || 0.7%
DUP: 4 || 0.4%
CON: 3 || 14.5%
IND: 2
GRN: 1 || 2.0%
UUP: 1 || 0.4%
ALL: 1 || 0.4%
SDLP: 1 || 0.3% pic.twitter.com/yIkpL8OUhC

— Election Maps UK (@ElectionMapsUK) April 5, 2019

Ne razumem zašto se stalno potencira da su mladi levičari/socijalisti/progresivci. Mladi su levičari već skoro čitav vek,. Izmenjale su se generacije i generacije, a svet samo fura udesno.

As talks over a unified approach to Brexit come to a close, Labour are accusing the government of having refused to engage in meaningful negotiation over the terms of the exit deal. A party spokeswoman has said:

We are disappointed that the government has not offered real change or compromise.
We urge the prime minister to come forward with genuine changes to her deal in an effort to find an alternative that can win support in Parliament and bring the country together.

A source suggests that Labour do not see this as the end of the talks; rather that the ball is now firmly in the government’s court

Creepy Uncle wrote:pa da ali krele ovde kaže da UK može da jebe EU iznutra kako hoće, da udara veta, nameće svoju politiku   pa čemu izlazak onda, magarče?

inače ovo skidanje EU oznake sa pasoša je malo banana republika materijal.

sabotira i protiv petla lobira

France has won the support of Spain and Belgium after signalling its readiness for a no-deal Brexit on 12 April if there are no significant new British proposals, according to a note of an EU27 meeting seen by the Guardian.
The diplomatic cable reveals that the French ambassador secured the support of Spanish and Belgian colleagues in arguing that there should only be, at most, a short article 50 extension to avoid an instant financial crisis, saying: “We could probably extend for a couple of weeks to prepare ourselves in the markets.”
The chances of Theresa May’s proposal of an extension to 30 June succeeding appeared slim as France’s position in the private diplomatic meeting was echoed by an official statement reiterating its opposition to any further Brexit delay without a clear British plan.
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Responding to May’s letter publicly, France’s secretary of state for European affairs, Amélie de Montchalin, told the Guardian in a statement: “The European council took a clear decision on 21 March … Another extension requires the UK to put forward a plan with clear and credible political backing.” The council would then define the necessary conditions attached to that extension, she said.
“[I]n the absence of such a plan, we would have to acknowledge that the UK chose to leave the EU in a disorderly manner.”
A spokesman for the Belgian prime minister, Charles Michel, rejected claims that Belgium would oppose the “flextension”. “We have never publicly or privately opposed extending article 50,” he said.
According to the diplomatic cable of the EU27 meeting, the French ambassador said he “failed to see in Theresa May’s letter any argument in favour of a long extension”.
The French ambassador took a sterner line than de Montchalin, insisting that there was no justification, and only danger, in extending the UK’s membership of the EU.
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But despite the French intervention, a second EU source insisted the “discussion showed wide support to Tusk’s idea of a long flextension”.
“Some member states insisted on the need to have a clear UK plan before granting a long extension,” the source added. “Some member states insisted on assurances for sincere cooperation.”
The German representative argued that a no-deal Brexit should be avoided at all costs, the diplomatic note said.

bemty wrote:ovde na terenu, bar se meni tako cini, je najvise rec o iracionalnoj mrznji prema poljskim emigrantima. doduse ni bugare ne ljube. ali poljaci...