forgot what it's called

The processes which are happening in the background?

no, it's like browser history

but for everything you do

OH

Yes!

Timeline

i believe

Event Viewer

well there's that

didn't mean that

but yeah

Ah

https://icdn8.digitaltrends.com/image/digitaltrends/windows-10-timeline-item-controls-1599x1052.jpg

Oh that's something else

That's just a browser embedded into Windows

https://i.imgur.com/B1yk1vU.jpg

Mr Brexit

Farage NOT running in every constituency is a mistake

from the point of view of a remainer or a leaver?

Leaver

He would force the Tories into a pact, where he could push a harder Brexit

If the pact doesn't occur, then the default position is no-deal.

he seems to have maybe done some behind the scenes dealings

not sure

and how would boris be held to account anyway

if he reneged on said dealings

Though this does depend on if there's a leave majority

He would threaten to collapse the coalition if Boris didn't concede @Crafty

Minority government, back to square one

With no-deal as the default option

you mean if BP had MP's

Yes, which they would have more of, if they ran in the election against everyone

Giving him more leverage in parliament

yeah fair point but electoral calculus put them on 0 seats

idk

i'd tend to agree if they actually had a chance to get a good number of seats

something like the libdems have/will have

What I would have done in his position:
Run in every constituency
Forced a pact with Boris, if he declines, then fuck him in parliament
Run down the clock and force a no-deal

Farage needs maximum seats, to gain as much leverage as possible. My plan only backfires if Labour joins with the Lib Dems in a coalition to gain a majority.

This whole mess the remainers caused makes us Americans seem a whole lot more organized and efficient in comparison