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@IsabellaMDeLuca Here is something you Americans don't get: there is no Soros backed agenda. And Europe fully understood who Magyar was and what his policies were. And they didn't interfere. But Magyar is still more aligned with the EU than Orban and is absolutely what Putin did not want.

The EU was so desperate to remove Viktor Orbán that it fell for its own narrative. With no real opposition left in Hungary, they elevated Péter Magyar— a Soros and globalist-backed insider recast as “change.” Brussels bought it. Funded it. Marketed it. He takes power and delivers the same agenda: border control, national sovereignty, defiance of Brussels. After years of trying to dismantle Orbán’s system, they ended up financing it. 5D chess at its finest 😂

@ut_fides @TonyWard867811 Go on. What would a true "Brexit" have looked like. Give us your wisdom of how the UK could have left the EU, and established itself in a better position outside of it, and without these "globalist traitors". Show the net economic benefits of this alternative n

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Installed globalist traitors never delivered Brexit.

The IMF just ranked Britain the worst performing major economy on the planet. Not a war torn nation. Not a failed state. Britain. Twenty five years of open borders, net zero ideology, DEI over defence and spending money we do not have. They did this to us. Not Putin. Not Trump. Not global headwinds. The people we elected. Every single one of them.

@RobertASteed @TonyWard867811 So you haven't got a sensible argument to the opposite then. Says it all

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 What a stupid brainwashed fucking moron.

@tennis_ten10 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 Which is?

@MyWorldView8 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 You want to scapegoat brexit so badly you’re willing to ignore the giant holes everyone is poking in your argument lol

@Blammo771 @davielaidles @TonyWard867811

@MyWorldView8 @davielaidles @TonyWard867811

@TheoBasileus @TonyWard867811 Sure If it makes you sleep better at night

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Beyond pathetic. An absolute disgrace. Your ancestors spin in their graves.

@Veeayvee1 @TonyWard867811 Also this video is his personal opinion on various topics driven by the media and has little to do with global economics. YOUR argument is one guys opinion on a YouTube video. And you think that beats the One for credibility? Goodbye for being foolish

Absolute nonsense. We have performed better than Germany but slightly worse than France, which is only due to France having much cheaper energy because of their nuclear power stations. How about doing some research rather than repeating unresearched twaddle? youtu.be/p67Yy6J0NOo?si…

@Veeayvee1 @TonyWard867811 And what the hell does nuclear have to do with this? Completely irrelevant. The choice for energy mix is entirely country dependent. France (who are in the EU) have nuclear..so what?

@Veeayvee1 @TonyWard867811 Nope.. this looks at the recovery since THE PANDEMIC and not Brexit. Britain took a significant during the pandemic. So this recovery is only compared for the pandemic

@stellarimbaud @TonyWard867811 And replace it with what?

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Utter nonsense. Brexit was a golden opportunity to put the sclerotic EU behind us. But thanks to the coward Cameron, the useless May and children like you, we blew it.

@Suzanne11202 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 I can very much see past Brexit. But I can very much SEE Brexit. Which you seemingly cannot But I follow the numbers. You follow your reluctance to admit the evidence for the impact it has had. I've given plenty of information that supports my case. You've given opinion. Bye

@MyWorldView8 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 It’s shallow because you can’t see past Brexit. You are so fixated on it bring Brexit you ignore any other factors

@TheoBasileus @TonyWard867811 🤣 Yes it was Brexit But it wasn't It was because we didn't have other solutions (like magically finding another HUGE trade bloc that happens to be on our doorstep) That we would get the same benefit of a club once we leave the club The risks weren't thought through first

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Brexit only revealed the weakness, once it could no longer be hidden in the lukewarm soup of the Union. Typical victim, no-agency response. This "you" is you. The will of the people. Too little, too late, unfortunately. Once a mighty empire, you now blame Brexit. Pathetic.

@Spacedogonmoon @fred953909571 @TonyWard867811 Why? 1) Conservative austerity program (they were warned countless times this would stay ate growth) 2) Brexit. Where you prove point.

@MyWorldView8 @fred953909571 @TonyWard867811 Your economy stagnated in 2007. At 50k per capita, today it’s 53k. Dropping to as low as 39k in 2009. That’s twenty years of failure. The US by comparison has nearly doubled, 48k to 84k. Dropping only to 47k in 2009. That’s twenty years of a success.

@Spacedogonmoon @TonyWard867811 Perhaps be more concerned with your own country for now, eh?

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Insane cope. Yall have not been growing since the 90s

@Suzanne11202 @TonyWard867811 Yes he did. And he did a lot of things that secured the UK economy as well. But the fact remains, the main and overriding impact on today's economy is a) the result misguided Tory austerity and b) Brexit. Factually irrefutable. obr.uk/forecasts-in-d…

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 Blair did a lot of things which have had disastrous consequences for the UK. Nothing to do with Brexit

@Suzanne11202 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 It's not shallow thinking. It's factual thinking. Just because you don't like the answer is a you problem. Here. Here is some evidence to support what you call "shallow thinking". Sector

@MyWorldView8 @JayfromBlighty @TonyWard867811 Shallow in your thinking

@orriblesaint1 @Brian0book @TonyWard867811 The red lines show the UK economy under Blair. The impact the GLOBAL financial crisis was not a Blair issue - and we know this because WE SAW THE MAJORITY OF THE WORLD'S ECONOMY take similar hits. It shows your heavy partisanship or lack of knowledge to not express that

@MyWorldView8 @Brian0book @TonyWard867811 In 97 when Blair took over the economy was just booming when they left,well…

@NapierHolland @TonyWard867811 That's because of your bias or cognitive inability to engage in proper discussion. There are HUNDREDS of independent assessments demonstrating the clear and unequivocal impact Brexit has had on the UK economy You should try reading some. Warning: it may ruffle your cognitive bias

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 I always imagine these silly, obsessive europhile replies expressed in a small, squeaky voice, quivering with rage and indignation. While — obviously — clutching at pearls.

@bill_bedfo49504 @TonyWard867811 Now tell me. What did the EU ever tell YOU you had to do? When did it ever impose on you a dictat of what you can eat, sleep or live? What mechanism did they have that impacted YOU directly?

@MyWorldView8 @TonyWard867811 So how did brexit do it ?. I voted brexit to stop them fishing our waters & the cost of paying the eu to tell my country how we should live, eat, sleep. Its nothing short of an invasion for which we fought 2 world wars & died for. Now its a scam & blackmail.

@bill_bedfo49504 @TonyWard867811 So, the negative impact Brexit has had on other industries is a factor of HUNDREDS of times HIGHER on other of industries than fishing ever would have been. You chose fishing because it was a false flag. A red herring (pardon the pun). A complete non entity in the grand scheme

@bill_bedfo49504 @TonyWard867811 As for fishing, it constituted less than 0.03% of the GDP. In 1970 it was 0.1%. Still tiny. In comparison, Brexit saw huge economic impact on many other industry far greater than fishing would EVER have gained. Here is an example: