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Title: UK Election: Exit Poll Suggests Historic Tory Majority, Hard-Left Labour Collapse
Source: Breitbart
URL Source: http://www.breitbart.com/europe/201 ... ity-hard-left-labour-collapse/
Published: Dec 12, 2019
Author: Oliver JJ Lane
Post Date: 2019-12-13 08:49:50 by nolu chan
Keywords: None
Views: 3148
Comments: 19

UK Election: Exit Poll Suggests Historic Tory Majority, Hard-Left Labour Collapse

By Oliver JJ Lane
Breitbart
12 Dec 2019

A poll of voters taken during election day has suggested the centre-right, Brexit-promising Conservative party of Boris Johnson has achieved a historic victory over Jeremy Corbyn’s increasingly hard-left Labour party.

The exit poll puts the Conservatives on 368 seats and Labour on 191, with the United Kingdom looking forward to an evening and morning of results confirming — or correcting — the prediction as given.

The projected figure was broadcast by the British state media company and others at 2200 GMT as polling stations closed and, if correct, would put present Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an extremely strong position to deliver on his manifesto promises of Brexit, as well as domestic and foreign policy.

A majority of 368, if the exit poll is correct, is obviously nothing like any election result the United Kingdom has seen in the past decade. The last time any UK party exceeded that number was the then left-centrist Labour party in its 1997 landslide under europhile globalist Tony Blair, who won 418 seats.

The last Tory win of such a magnitude was Margaret Thatcher in 1983, when she won 397 seats, a majority of 144 seats.

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https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/12/12/uk-election-conservatives-take-seat-held-by-labour-for-nearly-70-years/

UK Election: Conservatives Take Seat Held By Labour For Nearly 70 Years

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/12/13/no-more-miserable-threats-of-a-second-referendum-as-tories-secure-biggest-majority-since-thatcher/

No More ‘Miserable Threats’ of a Second Referendum as Tories Secure Biggest Majority Since Thatcher

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/12/12/lib-dem-leader-pushing-no-brexit-gender-neutral-schools-loses-seat/

Lib Dem Leader Pushing for No Brexit, Gender Neutral Schools Loses Seat

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/12/13/rejoice-rejoice-britain-just-dodged-the-marxist-bullet/

Delingpole: Rejoice! Rejoice! Britain Just Dodged the Marxist Bullet!

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-13   8:50:53 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: nolu chan (#0)

I always enjoy watching leftists get crushed; this is a nice prelude to next November.

Hank Rearden  posted on  2019-12-13   12:23:11 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#3. To: Hank Rearden (#2)

this is a nice prelude to next November.

Yes, the socialist Democrats know what awaits them.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-13   12:33:41 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: nolu chan (#3)

Brexit ROX...MUD

"Devolve Power Outta the Federal Leviathan and Back to the States,
Localities, and Individuals as Prescribed in the US Constitution."

Mudboy Slim  posted on  2019-12-13   16:35:43 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#5. To: nolu chan (#0) (Edited)

this is a good result for common sense, and if someone wants Scotland to drift off bring in the bulldozers, rebuild Hadrian's Wall, and repatriate all those Scottish invaders. The IQ of both countries will be higher

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-13   16:56:31 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#6. To: paraclete (#5)

and if someone wants Scotland to drift off bring in the bulldozers, rebuild Hadrian's Wall,

I have my doubts that Scotland will opt to split from the UK and join the EU. It may be interesting to monitor developments along the Ireland/Northern Ireland border. The EU wanted a hard border if BREXIT. And who is going to implement that? I doubt there is any interest in Northern Ireland or the Republic for that.

A few more nations may follow the UK's lead.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-13   17:24:21 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#7. To: nolu chan (#6)

A few more nations may follow the UK's lead.

Yes there is unrest, some don't want to kautow to Merkel's demand they should pay for her reckless decision making and there are cracks in France where the people are in revolt over socialist crap.

I cannot see how Scotland could benefit from withdrawl from Britain, there would be a hard border, and Scotland would have to find its own revenues to sustain the welfare system. It is just not realistic. there will eventually have to be a hard border in Northern Ireland or perhaps they will succeed too, would be an ideal result for Britain, getting rid of two troublesome neighbours

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-13   18:17:57 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#8. To: paraclete (#7)

Yes there is unrest, some don't want to kautow to Merkel's demand they should pay for her reckless decision making and there are cracks in France where the people are in revolt over socialist crap.

Add Italy, Greece and those overflowing with immigrants due to the EU policy. Forty or so years ago, a London joke was how does one tell who are the Irish bus drivers? They are the ones with a shamrock in their turban.

I cannot see how Scotland could benefit from withdrawl from Britain, there would be a hard border, and Scotland would have to find its own revenues to sustain the welfare system.

There would only be a hard border if Scotland and England make it so. See Northern Ireland, below.

When I was there, in the far North, there was anti-English sentiment expressed by getting the British national anthem off the telly when it played every night, or by their singing of Flower of Scotland. They even stopped playing the annual England-Scotland football match because of riots.

One way Scotland might benefit is by not having Britain dump its nuclear waste in Scotland. As Scottish MP's argued, if it is so safe, bury it under the House of Commons.

It is just not realistic. there will eventually have to be a hard border in Northern Ireland or perhaps they will succeed too, would be an ideal result for Britain, getting rid of two troublesome neighbours

Northern Ireland and the Republic are staunchly opposed to a hard border. Before there was an EU, there was no hard border, even though it was then an international border, at least according to Northern Ireland. Before the Good Friday agreement, the Republic continued to claim all thirty-two counties, while recognizing they were unable to govern the six occupied counties. A person born in Northern Ireland was eligible for an Irish passport from the Republic. For the agreement, the Republic eliminated their claim of thirty-two county sovereignty from their constitution.

Northern Ireland is not part of Great Britain and never has been. The country is the United Kingdom, which is the short form of the more formal United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The term British is used kind of indiscriminately as no term has ever caught on for the UK. There is no such term as UKer.

Implementing a hard border would likely revive the IRA, or some derivitive group, to attack the border, or those who implement it. If the Republic does not implement a hard border, who is going to do it? The EU? Or would the EU expel the Republic? If that is the key to leaving the EU, others might try it.

Evidently, nobody has come up with a solution acceptable to all parties.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-14   12:39:35 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#9. To: nolu chan (#6)

Northern Ireland is a special case because of agreements to end the troubles which have nothing to do with the EU. The UK should be in a position to control its borders where ever they may be formed and it would be impractical not to have a hard border with Scotland if it were to leave and join the EU.

I think Northern Ireland should reunify with Eire, hard luck for the religious nutcases. Alternatively, they could Join breakaway Scotland, and create their Hibernian paradise as it was centuries ago

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-15   16:04:54 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#10. To: paraclete (#9)

The UK should be in a position to control its borders where ever they may be formed and it would be impractical not to have a hard border with Scotland if it were to leave and join the EU.

The UK has never cared about having a hard border with the Republic of Ireland, why should it care about Scotland?

The EU would care. The EU cares about Northern Ireland, but probably not enough to do anything about it.

I think Northern Ireland should reunify with Eire, hard luck for the religious nutcases.

The Catholics/Republicans/Anti-Unionists are a decided minority in Northern Ireland to the Protestants/Unionists. A referendum would result in a call to Remain in the UK in all liklihood. Northern Ireland is not likely to leave the UK any time soon.

The divide is really political about Union and Anti-Union, not religion or how to end the Lord's prayer.

I can't picture Northern Ireland leaving the UK and joining up with Scotland. The centuries old "troubles" in Northern Ireland goes back to the Irish Catholics, when they were almost all Catholic, and the Scots Presbyterians who were sent in to rule over them.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-15   18:09:41 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#11. To: nolu chan (#10) (Edited)

you se this is where religion gets in the way of common sense, just because some battles were won centuries ago doesn't mean some realities can prevail. I'm sure there was a time when UK had no intention of granting the Irish their freedom, but............... The unionists may not want to stay if Scotland leaves.Scots and Irish are a troublesome lot , UK would be better off without them

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-16   1:32:18 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#12. To: paraclete (#11)

you se[e] this is where religion gets in the way of common sense, just because some battles were won centuries ago doesn't mean some realities can prevail.

But the Battle of the Bogside was not fought centuries ago. That occurred in August 1969. It's occurrence was sparked by the annual march of the Apprentice Boys, celebrating events of 1688. Their path deliberately passed through the Protestant Unionist Bogside area of Derry. It was similar to the events of July in Dungiven, but in the city of Derry on a larger scale. The resulting riot left 10 dead and 151 wounded by gunfire. British soldiers were sent in temporarily to restore order. That temporary restoration of order lasted 38 years. In August of 1971, internment was officially declared, meaning the policy of imprisoning suspected members of the IRA or other similar groups, without trial, for indefinite detention.

I'm sure there was a time when UK had no intention of granting the Irish their freedom, but............... The unionists may not want to stay if Scotland leaves.Scots and Irish are a troublesome lot , UK would be better off without them

Come the day of the Apprentices, the Union Jacks were flying up and down the Unionist neighborhood streets, with 24-hour guards. The curbs were painted in patriotic colors. The Unionists/Prods were practically more British than the British themselves.

The Unionists are not going anywhere. The probability of the Unionist majority in Northern Ireland voting for independence from the UK must be near zero. As part of the UK, they are safe from the Republic of Ireland.

The Irish sought and obtained independence because they found the English to be a troublesome lot. Many Scots find the English to be a troublesome lot.

Scotland has its own parliament, seperate from that of the UK, and its own legal system. It functions autonomously on domestic issues.

Northern Ireland had a form of devolved government from 1922 until 1972, when direct rule was resumed. Since 1998, Northern Ireland semi-sort of officially has a devolved government headed by an Executive Committee, pursuant to the Good Friday Agreement. It dissolved in fussing and feuding in January 2017 and the resignation of the First Deputy Minister, and the Executive Committee has not sat since.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-16   12:38:05 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#13. To: nolu chan (#12)

Yes a troublesome lot the UK would be better off without them, it would certainly raise the IQ of the UK

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-17   19:07:30 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#14. To: paraclete (#13)

Yes a troublesome lot the UK would be better off without them, it would certainly raise the IQ of the UK

England invaded Scotland and Ireland and overstayed their welcome. Scotland or Northern Ireland are wonderful places to stay and live for a while.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-18   18:56:23 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#15. To: nolu chan (#14) (Edited)

Can't say I remember my time in Scotland with fondness, and my son certainly didn't appreciate the treatment the Scots children gave him. I found them a bigotted lot Aye Jimmy ah dinae ken what I do remember is how they told me they would be quick to cross over to Ireland to deal with the catholics

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-18   18:59:42 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#16. To: paraclete (#15)

I found them a bigotted lot Aye Jimmy ah dinae ken what I do remember is how they told me they would be quick to cross over to Ireland to deal with the catholics

I suspect I was just a tad further north than you were, north of the highlands, nowhere near England. I did get to visit Dunoon and Macrahanish.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-18   19:33:06 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#17. To: nolu chan (#16) (Edited)

I was on the Clyde, pretty place, but hard people and so many places with Kil in the name

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-18   20:08:09 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#18. To: paraclete (#17)

I was on the Clyde

I was in Thurso, up near John O'Groats, near the northern tip of Great Britain. No gate and the grass was mowed by the farmer's sheep.

nolu chan  posted on  2019-12-18   23:55:23 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#19. To: nolu chan (#18)

So you contended with hi-landers and I contended with low landers, apparently Rob Roy was well known in these parts

paraclete  posted on  2019-12-19   7:48:53 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


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