English born and bred old chap, surname one of the oldest in the U.K. first recorded in the pipe rolls of Staffordshire in about 1163, and voted Labour until B.liar f****d it all up.You even sound like a Tory. Turkish Tory
English born and bred old chap, surname one of the oldest in the U.K. first recorded in the pipe rolls of Staffordshire in about 1163, and voted Labour until B.liar f****d it all up.You even sound like a Tory. Turkish Tory
I like a good old English name. History is fascinating. I traced my surname back to the doomsday book and one of the founder surnames in Yorkshire.English born and bred old chap, surname one of the oldest in the U.K. first recorded in the pipe rolls of Staffordshire in about 1163, and voted Labour until B.liar f****d it all up.
Unlucky, but comes as no surprise you’ll blame the tories PMSL, you’ve blamed them for everything else upto now !!!Bastards if arsenal had have beaten man ure I would have been 1500 quid better off tonight. Blaming the Tories for that aswell!!
Like Good old Tony and Gordon abolishing boom and bust ???God the **** this government have presided over is ridiculous. Austerity over....more lies. The sooner these Tory lieing bastards are out the better
Had spurs, Liverpool, wolves, Aberdeen Shrewsbury and arsenal all to winUnlucky, but comes as no surprise you’ll blame the tories PMSL, you’ve blamed them for everything else upto now !!!
Father has traced our family tree back to about the early 1500’s, very interesting line I spring from !!I like a good old English name. History is fascinating. I traced my surname back to the doomsday book and one of the founder surnames in Yorkshire.
Nothing wrong with a good bustLike Good old Tony and Gordon abolishing boom and bust ???
I'm still in the process of my tree. It really is surprising.Father has traced our family tree back to about the early 1500’s, very interesting line I spring from !!
See, we do agree on some things.Nothing wrong with a good bust
But surely not under a Labour government, they would just keep spending and spending, until....Nothing wrong with a good bust
Now wouldn’t it be funny if your family in the past turned out to be rich Tory land owners !!!I'm still in the process of my tree. It really is surprising.
Not really, I own land myself along with my brothers. Don't know what that's got to do with anything unless you're catogarising Tories as rich and having land........hmmmNow wouldn’t it be funny if your family in the past turned out to be rich Tory land owners !!!
Ceasefire called resume hostilities tomorrow, just kidding sleep tight and don’t let the Tory bed bugs bite !Anyway it's been fun ladies and gentlemen, let's see what tomorrow brings and whether the Tories can rescue their ever declining reputation.sweet dreams
Totally agree, honesty is vital in politics.
Like when the Labour were last in government, the treasury staff left a note on departing, for the incoming Tories, that " all the money had gone, nothing left !!!"
Now its honesty like that, which we need from all politicians !!
The same part that you do. Go on then. Does that mean that there is no room for any further democratic exercise of any sort until that has happened?. What you want is unachievable without some compromise. Last I heard we still live in a Parliamentary democracy even though you have feared its possible results since day one and the Government has had to be reminded of the Constitutional position while they tried to bulldoze their way round that 'red tape'. Which part of that do you not understand? If Parliament votes for another Referendum because they are hopelessly split on the issue and can't muster enough support for one unified vision of what Brexit means, you will be forced to vote again. So back to my original question which you very carefully avoided answering. What's wrong with that given your certainty that the people will vote the way the Rangercol one will. It is very simple after all. You can exercise your democratic vote at that time and abide by the result or you can go off and sulk. For the avoidance of doubt and to avoid any claim that I am picking on you , the same goes for any disappointed Remain voters if the result is again a vote to leave however narrow the majority. The populace may not have had a clue what the implications were last time but we are all a lot better informed now so if anyone chooses not to vote, I for one will not be asking for any further vote nor accepting cries that we were lied to as an excuse to keep on having further Referendums..What part of 'we've already had the vote' and both Labour and the Tories promised to honour the result in their manifestos do you not understand?
I didn't just read thIs did I? What a load of old town you speak.just another who can't accept the will of the people.The same part that you do. Go on then? Does that man that there is no room for any further democratic exercise of any sort until that has happened. What you want is unachievable without some compromise. Last I heard we still live in a Parliamentary democracy even though you have feared its possible results since day one and the Government has had to be reminded of the Constitutional position while they tried to bulldoze their way round that 'red tape'. Which part of that do you not understand? If Parliament votes for another Referendum because they are hopelessly split on the issue and can't muster enough support for one unified vision of what Brexit means, you will be forced to vote again. So back to my original question which you very carefully avoided answering. what's wrong with that given your certainty that the people will vote the way the Rangercol one will. It is very simple after all. You can exercise your democratic vote at that time and abide by the result or you can go off and sulk
You may not change your mind but some may, Some voters will have died in the intervening period and the 16-18 year olds who did not have a vote last time or couldn't be bothered to last time will this time. You're not worried about the result are you?
The other alternative is that we have another 3 years of bickering before there has to be another general election, because that is the law however much you might not like that. The only difference there will be is that even more of the older generation will have died off and an even larger number of new young voters will have a chance to vote for the first ie those who were 13 last time.
But that's alright. Go and howl at the moon.