Why would anyone vote for a party who’s avowed intent and sole purpose to exist is to piss-off our major trading partners, are people in the UK really that stupid. What on earth do they hope to achieve.

The Brexit party is flying high in the pre EU election polls because the majority of the British electorate wish for Brexit to be implemented and WILL be voting for the Brexit party. Not because of any “lie” that a vote for the Brexit party in the EU elections will in itself deliver Brexit. I think you make the same mistake as many on the Remain side and that is to assume, once again, that the Leavers didn’t and don’t know what they are voting for. Let me assure you that we knew and indeed know, exactly what we are voting for. These poll results seem to have come as a surprise to the media. They are of no surprise to Leavers who have watched closely the recent emergence of the Brexit party and through our many pro Brexit groups have discussed and formulated voting strategy. The overwhelming success in these elections that is certain for the Brexit party in most regions with the obvious exception of London will serve to reinforce the fact that Leave is still the view held by the majority. In fact, much more than that, it demonstrates a huge shift towards a “no deal” exit.
So, rather than voting on the strength of a lie as you claim, we will be voting to send yet another statement to Parliament and for that reason alone.
Of course there will be the added bonus that any Brexit minded MEP’s elected will cause disruption in the EP, something the EU has openly stated is an undesirable situation. We also understand that no British veto in the EP to date has been successful, but that is not the point. Can you imagine the effect in the EP with a whole army of Nigel Farages?
It is now also known that the Brexit party will be standing candidates for every seat at the next General Election. It does not take much imagination to understand what might happen here with the Brexit party carrying forward massive momentum gained from the certain EU election results.
There is also much talk about whether the issue is no longer about Brexit but about Democracy. It is about both. Parliament and I use the term deliberately as opposed to Government, has failed or refused to deliver Brexit (as Democratically voted for and won). In efforts to frustrate Brexit, Parliament has embarrassed itself and cast an ugly shadow over our political system.
This shambles need not worry because at a point no later than 2022, a record will be set for the highest number of MP’s not to be returned. (This is my opinion and unchecked and I happily defer to any historical contradiction)
So if Brexit and by Brexit I mean a very “hard Brexit” is not delivered soon, both main parties will feel the effects caused by their combined ineptitude. The current perception that MP’s are completely failing to deliver on the referendum result and indeed treating the public with contempt cannot be overstated.
So your claim that the manner in which the UK leaves the EU will be decided by the UK Parliament in Westminster will most likely prove incorrect. It will undoubtedly, one way or another, be decided by the British electorate.

I think the purpose of the Brexit Party is to split the pro-Brexit vote from Labour in the EU elections so they’ll know which Labour seats are vulnerable in a General Election. They don’t have to wipe Corbyn out to stop him forming a majority government; taking just thirty to forty seats should do it. As a minority government with up to eighty Blairite backstabbers and a coalition against him his socialist reforms would be defeated.