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European elections: What it means for the future of Europe
23 comments on European elections: What it means for the future of Europe
23 responses to “European elections: What it means for the future of Europe”
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Docter Zoo by randle arsenal
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Truely despise sky news , they have spun this to mean something it isn't , the EU is failing slowly, poverty across Europe , all due to their failed project, a strong euro currency was never going to work across the southern and eastern states of Europe , article 13 is the next level of censorship !.
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Dismantle the centralising superpower of the EU!!
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I saw it more like this: In effect, the whole of Europe has moved Right one step like soldiers on a Parade Ground. The Communists lose 14 seats, > the Greens gain 14 seats, the S&D's lose 37 seats > the Liberals gain 39 seats, the EPP lose 37 seats > the harder Right gain 37 seats. A Political Newtons Cradle.
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Farage for PM
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2014: UKIP wins EU elections
2015: Tory majority on EURef pledge
2016: 17.4 million Brits vote Leave
2017: 80% for parties promising Brexit
2019: Brexit Party wins EU elections -
BBC, SKY = TRAITORS
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Can't believe the German result, for me first on the agenda stop the chemtrailing that's happening on a daily basis from early morning till dusk it's amazing how it is not mentioned, 2nd stop mass migration from African countries, Middle East, 3rd bring EU down this is what I'll be wanting and of course brexit with no deal
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With the Liberals in Europe seen as an environmental party similar to the Greens, and with both these parties doing very well in votes, both in the local UK elections and the EU elections, I am hoping that the EU will now place more importance on dealing with the climate crisis. I also want to thank all those young people that had climate change protests in every European country (in fact over 5 million protestors in 110 cities!) on Friday 24th May, as that was perfect timing!
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I thought "what is this BS commentary ? … " and then I looked and … hey ! it's Sky News ! Of course it is !
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The EU will die eventually. Europe will be fine.
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Can't watch SKY News anymore. It's just constant remoaner bias, playing down the Brexit party result and cobbling together scenarios that point to a second referendum. SKY really did become the UK version of CNN. Fake, bias and irrelevant.
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Don’t care who wins as long as it’s not the people who voted in favour of article 13
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Promises,promises, they keep saying no more extensions and then do the opposite, all we are saying, is please let us leave.
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what it means is that UK will leave with no deal, and the EU will quietly crumble into nothing
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I really wish people would see the bigger picture. Look over your shoulder and see whats happening across the world. China, which increases in population by the same amount of people that live in the UK every single year will become the most unprecedented global superpower we have ever seen in terms of spending power, military power and economic power. The US would be nowhere to compete but while they remain an ally its in their interest to see a divided EU. We have a good united front but we are starting to see the cracks from within and this will cost ALL of us when we see our values eroded by those around the wold who want to divide and conquer Europe.
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LOL its the start of the EU finish
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SO SKY CONFIRM THEY ARE BIASED TO REMAIN…… LOL idiots
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I thought UK didn't have a voice in the European Parliament?
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Can't believe mercall took the majority in Germany. I think there was rigging going on there. The Germans I know wanted out of the EU. And the most popular reason is mass immigration and the Open door policies.
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get that fking dog out of there
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The UK, France and Italy – the 2nd, 3rd and 4th biggest countries in Europe – all eurosceptic pro nationalist. Will Germany listen?
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Won’t we need to wait until after Bilderberg to find out what it means? Or should we say, what they’ve decided it means.
