Britain is and was always part of Europe...Brexit was about leaving the political entity of the EU because (obviously) you can't leave your geographical continent. Your headline is as nonsensical as saying "Nigeria to fix broken relationship with Africa".
@ZSS JX Yes they was responsible for Austerity in the Coalition. A lot of lib dem policies went out when they joined the Tories but Ed Davey still better than Keir Starmer. Labour need Andy Burnham Keir Starmer too right wing.
The Schmuk knows the Libdums have Zero chance of winning an election while they insist we rejoin the EU regime, but it's better than working for a living. 😂
Ime surprised youve come on even farage said its a disaster .but then hes trying to worm out of saying its the wrong brexit he is so funny . The eu wouldnt have us back you can't be very old or you would remember how bad it was before the sick man of europe they called the uk .all these rules you voted to leave were to protect you . minimum wage was one freedom to move about europe work and study .our young to go out there and learn life .but they cant do that now because you voted that away can you tell me whats happend to the 36 million for the nhs every week .be interested to know as your such an expert lol
No, We all Re-join The EU, and Say Sorry, And Take the Euro and be full Member of the EU, Scotland will Be part EU Then England can have There Brexit !.
They are the 3rd biggest UK party (only Scots can vote for the SNP). It's a sad indictment on the media that we don't hear more from them as they actually have good policies, if people actually bother to read the manifesto.
UKIP and the Brexit Party had the most UK MEPs and they hardly brought about a constructive relationship (the Tories were not much better as the other EU members were their whipping boy for UK problems). Outside the EU we have compounded this by behaving disgracefully: refusing to honour agreements in full and with little respect for rules or laws or even the basic notion of working together for the common good in the spirit of cooperation.
UKIP were hardly going to play ball were they? In regards to following the rules I have yet to see one we have broken, could you give me an example at all?
@@straightouttacornwall What about the breaking of the law 'in a limited and specific way' of the Internal Market Bill, or the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill that was just withdrawn (with the recent deal by Sunak) after being used as a threat to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol unilaterally (a key part of our leaving the EU and the subsequent relationship that we had agreed and signed into law), or the Retained EU Law Bill which will get rid of thousands of laws, standards and regulations we had amassed as EU members of 40 years all at once, without time to replace them and despite our commitment in the Trade and Cooperation Agreement to a level playing field? If that isn't enough the UK was found guilty in 2021 of breaching the law on EU clean air standards when we were members (and continuing to breach them now).
@@playcloudpluspc that's not about breaking any trust but misalignment with DUP test of requirements. Britain can always opt to copy EU standards backed by UK court of law but not ECJ. That's a huge difference with putting the rest of states hostage for 3+ years Thanks for Borris deception
Jumping out of one frying pan into another isn't a solution. We need one of these parties to have a backbone and actually offer a realistic solution or at the very least, a clear path for the country's economy, living standards, the health service and tackling crime.
@@sovkhan4359 I understand the rationale but not the choice of party. They are nothing more than yet another English nationalistic party that will only cause more friction with Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Their idea of reform is to centralise power in London. That isn't reform, it is taking the country many steps backwards.
It's not wrong at all, in fact it would be far more successful and beneficial than the disastrous one with the Tories. However, I feel both Labour and the Lib Dems fear the Conservative media's 'coalition of chaos' attack lines and the number of people who will believe them (despite the Conservatives bringing us the most chaotic, callous, corrupt and incompetent governments of my lifetime).
@@macred The perks of having an electoral system with proportional representation. I don't recall ever having a single-party majority government. It's just normal to me.
@@macred Nick Clegg is long gone and that coalition is a stain on the Lib Dems' record. I think most Lib Dems realise this now. The current Tories are certainly not on the same page and the Lib Dems have always been closer to Labour given they too are a progressive party. The trouble with the Labour party of 2005-2010 is that they had drifted so far rightwards that there seemed to be little difference between 2010 Cameron and Tony Blair. However, once in power that difference grew and it was a disaster (barring a few Lib Dem policy victories).
Liberalism is about valuing personal liberties and freedoms. People voted to liberate themselves from the EU. An the Liberal Party hate it 😂🎉 Politics an values eh.
@@batcollins3714 lol free you so you can be under the yoke of the EU? lol how free is that? And you're not exactly being held captive. You know who's idea a united kingdom was right? James the first the first Scottish king of England and he was also Catholic btw .
@Giani not happy with any of them. All of them have there snouts in the taxpayers trough. All are incompetent liars. The problem in the uk is, your voting for the least incompetent lairs!!
@Denise the menace it's going to be ukip or if they don't run where I live then a independent. Then again I'm so tempted to write on the ballat paper " no more 3rd world illegals and deport all rapists and murderers"
The shepherd and the sheepdogs always work together, and these dogs always return to their vomit.
Britain is and was always part of Europe...Brexit was about leaving the political entity of the EU because (obviously) you can't leave your geographical continent. Your headline is as nonsensical as saying "Nigeria to fix broken relationship with Africa".
Quite right!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 don't be Americas slave and you might succeed
"Liberal" is just another way of saying weak and suicidal.
We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the road. They get run down.
Aneurin Bevan
Liberal is another word for pro business, pro immigration, pro low wages and pro misery for everyone.
We've seen how cruel and nasty Liberals can be - look at Jacinda in New Zealand and Turdeau in Canada!
He’s a right honourable Liberal tool.
Student loans?
Labour under Tony Blair brought in Tuition fees.
@@craigtomkinson2150 Margaret Thatcher's greatest achievement: New Labour
@@craigtomkinson2150 and under that coalition it become 3k to 9k.. Nurses bursary scrapped etc. Stop making excuses for them
@ZSS JX Yes they was responsible for Austerity in the Coalition.
A lot of lib dem policies went out when they joined the Tories but Ed Davey still better than Keir Starmer.
Labour need Andy Burnham Keir Starmer too right wing.
@@cdean2789 Keir Starmer more right wing than Blair was.
The Schmuk knows the Libdums have Zero chance of winning an election while they insist we rejoin the EU regime, but it's better than working for a living. 😂
What is the EU?
@@Joaquin546 .
A very expensive failure.
@@remoanersrknts6736 as expensive as Russias corruption I doubt it.
Ime surprised youve come on even farage said its a disaster .but then hes trying to worm out of saying its the wrong brexit he is so funny . The eu wouldnt have us back you can't be very old or you would remember how bad it was before the sick man of europe they called the uk .all these rules you voted to leave were to protect you . minimum wage was one freedom to move about europe work and study .our young to go out there and learn life .but they cant do that now because you voted that away can you tell me whats happend to the 36 million for the nhs every week .be interested to know as your such an expert lol
We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the road. They get run down.
Aneurin Bevan
Loooool😂😂 good one
This is the Lib Dem party with just one percent of MPs, right?
No, We all Re-join The EU, and Say Sorry, And Take the Euro and be full Member of the EU, Scotland will Be part EU Then England can have There Brexit !.
Gosh... I think I agree with him. Been a long time since I said that about a Mp. If he isnt full of Bs that is... who knows.
3:11 Practical politics requires being able to at least answer one question straight forward.
Politicians don’t answer straight forward questions, with straight forward answers, and that’s a fact.
Have you never watched PMQs?
Sir Ed lost weight
I think you better build back trust with Russia. Good luck with that though.
How desperate to voice their own opinion must C4 be to get this washed up has been on?
Get the tories out
At the risk of bringing Labour in. Be very careful what you wish for.
Walk back like puppies with tail between their legs? Just do the job properly and there’s no need
Answer the QUESTION!
For a moment here he almost answered a question. Well done sir
haha. i bet he is vaxed....
But he blooming didn’t. But would rejoin at a click of the finger 🤌🏼
@@charleshales1437it would resolve a lot of this country’s problems in an instant
No rejoin no vote
It's all about the 'desirable' and the 'achievable' . Words are cheap!!!!
Slow ly but surely Britain will start to learn to pee outside the 🔟 tent
Or miss the toilet...
I hope they don't come to the Tories rescue again.
Not English and watching from abroad the last few years, serious question: **eh.. who is this dude and his party?**
They are the 3rd biggest UK party (only Scots can vote for the SNP). It's a sad indictment on the media that we don't hear more from them as they actually have good policies, if people actually bother to read the manifesto.
Small fry.
Just turncoat torys
What trust? We did nothing wrong and followed all the rules as a member of EU.
We're breaking international law with our voting ID reforms and the Rowanda policies.
UKIP and the Brexit Party had the most UK MEPs and they hardly brought about a constructive relationship (the Tories were not much better as the other EU members were their whipping boy for UK problems). Outside the EU we have compounded this by behaving disgracefully: refusing to honour agreements in full and with little respect for rules or laws or even the basic notion of working together for the common good in the spirit of cooperation.
UKIP were hardly going to play ball were they? In regards to following the rules I have yet to see one we have broken, could you give me an example at all?
@@straightouttacornwall What about the breaking of the law 'in a limited and specific way' of the Internal Market Bill, or the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill that was just withdrawn (with the recent deal by Sunak) after being used as a threat to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol unilaterally (a key part of our leaving the EU and the subsequent relationship that we had agreed and signed into law), or the Retained EU Law Bill which will get rid of thousands of laws, standards and regulations we had amassed as EU members of 40 years all at once, without time to replace them and despite our commitment in the Trade and Cooperation Agreement to a level playing field?
If that isn't enough the UK was found guilty in 2021 of breaching the law on EU clean air standards when we were members (and continuing to breach them now).
@@playcloudpluspc that's not about breaking any trust but misalignment with DUP test of requirements. Britain can always opt to copy EU standards backed by UK court of law but not ECJ. That's a huge difference with putting the rest of states hostage for 3+ years Thanks for Borris deception
I still Larf. every time I think a bout Joe Swinson's humiliating defeat. 😂😂😂
The last coalition they did led to Brexit....they are the reason the Tories were able to do this.
What really matters is beating the Tories. Everything else is secondary.
Jumping out of one frying pan into another isn't a solution. We need one of these parties to have a backbone and actually offer a realistic solution or at the very least, a clear path for the country's economy, living standards, the health service and tackling crime.
@@andrewjones-productions that’s why I’m voting for reform UK
@@sovkhan4359 I understand the rationale but not the choice of party. They are nothing more than yet another English nationalistic party that will only cause more friction with Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Their idea of reform is to centralise power in London. That isn't reform, it is taking the country many steps backwards.
He's absolutely right, well said Sir Ed.
What's wrong with forming a coalition when the intersections match?
It's not wrong at all, in fact it would be far more successful and beneficial than the disastrous one with the Tories. However, I feel both Labour and the Lib Dems fear the Conservative media's 'coalition of chaos' attack lines and the number of people who will believe them (despite the Conservatives bringing us the most chaotic, callous, corrupt and incompetent governments of my lifetime).
like they did with the Tories?
@@macred The perks of having an electoral system with proportional representation. I don't recall ever having a single-party majority government. It's just normal to me.
@@macred Nick Clegg is long gone and that coalition is a stain on the Lib Dems' record. I think most Lib Dems realise this now.
The current Tories are certainly not on the same page and the Lib Dems have always been closer to Labour given they too are a progressive party.
The trouble with the Labour party of 2005-2010 is that they had drifted so far rightwards that there seemed to be little difference between 2010 Cameron and Tony Blair. However, once in power that difference grew and it was a disaster (barring a few Lib Dem policy victories).
They are too closely aligned if they can seek coalition.
There's not enough difference between the party's.
Liberalism is about valuing personal liberties and freedoms.
People voted to liberate themselves from the EU.
An the Liberal Party hate it 😂🎉
Politics an values eh.
Didnt work out to well did it lol
"Fix" Don't they really mean 'obey Europe'?
Student fees - remember?
Labour under Blair introduced Students tuition fees.
@@craigtomkinson2150 and what did the libcunts promise nay pledge?
Europe yes the EU no !!! FREE EUROPE!!!
Free Scotland first!!
@@batcollins3714 lol free you so you can be under the yoke of the EU? lol how free is that? And you're not exactly being held captive. You know who's idea a united kingdom was right? James the first the first Scottish king of England and he was also Catholic btw .
go cry to that muppet sturgeon
@@batcollins3714 yeah let's free Scotland and send all the illegals there instead 👍
Imagine this with a coalition with liebour. My god
Evidently you are happy with the tories, or you even aspirs to give the government to reform 😞
@Giani not happy with any of them. All of them have there snouts in the taxpayers trough. All are incompetent liars. The problem in the uk is, your voting for the least incompetent lairs!!
Yes i can unfortunately! Both are lead by a 'Sir' they are the establishment posing as something else
Great so whats your choice of guv .?? Or is that it .dont say reform there just torys with another name .
@Denise the menace it's going to be ukip or if they don't run where I live then a independent. Then again I'm so tempted to write on the ballat paper " no more 3rd world illegals and deport all rapists and murderers"