Jo Swinson to be put in Bagpuss’ shop window with all the other lost and broken things nobody wants any more
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She'll find TinTin Farron and Vince the Hat in there
Jo Swinson to be put in Bagpuss’ shop window with all the other lost and broken things nobody wants any more
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Did you see Sturgeon celebrating when SNP won Swinsons seat?
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I'm not so sure Col. That brilliant LBC phone in recently about a united Ireland was interesting. Many in the South don't want a united Ireland and it would cause big economic problems. Like you I thought a united Ireland was a big possibility but now I think different.I suspect that, within 10 years, there will be an independent Scotland, Wales and England. Plus a united Ireland.
Seems the way things are heading.
I like the Union, but I'm not fundamentally against any of the above.
I gave up after the first line.So, many of the traditional Labour voters of the north of England were deluded into thinking that the EU was the cause of their woes, and punished Labour for telling them the truth. As a result they turned to the very party responsible for their austerity for the last 9 years. Unfortunately our General Election wasn't very general - the Tories managed to turn it into a Brexit only election, helped by the media, where fake news was the order of the day and such questions as possible election bribery and prevention of the publication of reports were 'one day news' and nothing else. Labour's attempts to turn this fiasco into a general election - involving a wider range of election themes fell on deaf ears. The Labour voters of the north ended up voting for bankers and speculators, against nurses, the homeless and those going to food banks - and democracy lost. Democracy lost again because, once more, a party will be able to lord it with a majority which 57% of the electorate voted against.
comments like this are the reason Brexit happened and Labour got the biggest kicking in my lifetime. If you patronise people they will remember.Yes. Showed a distinct lack of class imo.
What about a hard border? isn't there a wall up there?I wonder if Brain Sturgeon is prepared to leave the union without a deal?
Is this the same press that posted a "document he was holding allegedly informing of the NHS's impending sale?"....the blanked out Russian version.
So, many of the traditional Labour voters of the north of England were deluded into thinking that the EU was the cause of their woes, and punished Labour for telling them the truth. As a result they turned to the very party responsible for their austerity for the last 9 years. Unfortunately our General Election wasn't very general - the Tories managed to turn it into a Brexit only election, helped by the media, where fake news was the order of the day and such questions as possible election bribery and prevention of the publication of reports were 'one day news' and nothing else. Labour's attempts to turn this fiasco into a general election - involving a wider range of election themes fell on deaf ears. The Labour voters of the north ended up voting for bankers and speculators, against nurses, the homeless and those going to food banks - and democracy lost. Democracy lost again because, once more, a party will be able to lord it with a majority which 57% of the electorate voted against.
worked well.Things that I won't miss after this election..
. The 21 Tory rebels
. Jo Swinson
. Chukka and the wannabe Limps.
. Those Labour bills trying to stop Brexit
. Comedy Corbyn and the Muppet show
. Bercow
. Owen Jones and the rest of those wannabe pundits
. That tw2t with the hat outside Parliament shouting 'Stop Brexit'. He will have to get a job now.
. Blair/Major and all those old muppets
. Tactical votingworked well.
I might have to add to this when i wake up.
Things that I won't miss after this election..
. The 21 Tory rebels
. Jo Swinson
. Chukka and the wannabe Limps.
. Those Labour bills trying to stop Brexit
. Comedy Corbyn and the Muppet show
. Bercow
. Owen Jones and the rest of those wannabe pundits
. That tw2t with the hat outside Parliament shouting 'Stop Brexit'. He will have to get a job now.
. Blair/Major and all those old muppets
. Tactical votingworked well.
I might have to add to this when i wake up.
Mate I'm all for it. I don't ever talk politics other than on here. A part of the silent majorityDoes that mean we can close this thread and all get back to being friends again and supporting our club?
Agree those EU flags are pathetic... it's not even a country flag.The election result really has shifted a lot of sh1t (from my perspective) from Parliament. Particularly those pain in the arse recalcitrant Tories. Clean broom, fresh start, get Brexit delivered in its entirety. There'll be hurdles on the way, but at last we can move forward. I don't want to see another EU flag outside Parliament once the Withdrawal Bill has gone through
The 'peoples vote' was last night and the people choice overwhelmingly to get Brexit done. The fanatics got what they deserved last night.... nothing.Democracy won.Its over, or is it ?
The question to be answered now is not a simple one but must I suppose be asked, with all the different political affiliations on this thread, with all the different against and for opinions, the question is .............
Did the Tories win the election, or did the Labour Party lose it ?
It may look a stupid question, but I would like to hear opinions from both sides.