I'm not sure it is a tough call for leavers. Farage has run on pretty much a No Deal Brexit, while stroking a Canada++++ or something to that effect. If you are in the 'Out means out' camp, I can't see how you'd not vote for the Brexit Party.

Farage has basically said that May's deal is worse than remaining and I think he's basically said Boris's deal is worse than May's. Therefore, Farage not standing candidates anywhere is at odds with what he wants to achieve and here's the reason why;

Boris and Corbyn will no deliver 'true' Brexit. It will be remain light, because I don't believe there are enough ardent No Dealers in either party. I mean, the Brexit Party has been around for almost a year and still have no policies that I'm aware of, which says a lot.

Farage may be a BSer, but he's smart. He knows, unless ego gets in the way, that the most power you have isn't a PM, it's as the opposition or the big donor.

Let's not forget though that this election isn't only about Brexit.

A Corbyn government would be economically disastrous as would be a hung parliament with a lib-lab pact.

We would have a repeat of when the socialists took over in France and we would see a significant proportion of wealth buggering off.

If Farage's party stood and were to take three or four points off of a Tory vote who knows what might happen.

Edited by Stirlingsays (01 Nov 2019 4.50pm)

Never. I am the internet equivalent of Dorian Gray.

“There is only one thing in the world worse than being posted about, and that is not being posted about.”

'Experience is merely the name men gave to their mistakes'.

Sorry that should apply to the brexit thread.

-.-'

It shouldn’t be speaking with its mouth full anyway.

i dont know, i cannot tell you.

i feel like i will feel dirty whoever i vote for, i cant abstain as thats a wasted vote.

i really hate (and i really dislike the word hate) the fact this election is going to be a single issue vote.

lots of research is needed.

Darned good job and all.

In your own opinion, but not in mine.

Respecting the result of the referendum.This is what 17.4 million people voted for.

That's though one of the major problems. No-one knew what "respecting the result" actually meant and it's impact on the future of the UK.

"In hock to the USA" and the "UK itself in tatters".Straight from the Corbyn "Bible".

I don't read, let alone subscribe to, "Corbyn's bible".

With respect a load of old hogwash as far as I am concerned but I respect your right to your air your opinion even though I fervently oppose it.

We will see whether it's "hogwash" in the coming years. If the UK breaks up as a consequence then it most certainly won't be and that's the final destination that I see. If I am right then Brexit will have been a total disaster.