At a rough guess I would say the concept of nationalism, and the ideal of the national good. Fascism also really has a tendency to be anti-religious - hence the reason why the Falangists in Spain were distinct from, but allied to the Spainish Fascist political parties.

Obviously, Islamists aren't anti-religious. Also finally whilst Fascist traditionally idealise the past, they tend to see themselves as revivalist, where as some Islamist groups almost literally see themselves as recreating a return to the past - rather than incorporating it.

Italian Fascism and National Socialism adopted classical elements of national culture including Greek, Roman and paganism. Ultra-Conservatives would reject those influences (well unless they were ultra-conservative pagans I guess).

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Doh

Suddenly Gusett and Kermit are worried about businesses instead of slagging them off. Perhaps the farmers will have to start paying decent wages to get workers.

Indeed. And Cambridgeshire fruit farms will be in a right pickle. No seasonal migrant workers and local unemployment stats practically zero so who do they hire? Still, at least they won't be bothered by foreigners anymore.

It won't be getting picked at the same tonnage rate so they will have to import which means higher prices on the shelves of course.

God Bless Brexit

Kermit could you be more of a remoaner?

The decision has been made....not enough English people in England whose first loyalty is to England.

A certain percentage is fine but this was England and Wales's chance to say....'this wasn't done in our name.'

And enough of us said it.

Edited by Stirlingsays (22 Jun 2017 6.50pm)