Brexit, for once some facts.
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A gamble without knowing the odds is the correct description.
I hope your wife is going to be ok. Good news regarding the scan, but a contradictory diagnosis from the Memory Clinic. That must be very frustrating for both of you and I hope that it is resolved with a favourable outcome. Best wishes to both of you.
Sorry to hear all that OG..Anyhow, seriously good luck with everything.
It seems Patel has resigned.....should have been sacked...
This is the Quality of Tory Mp's
Hunt denying there will be money from Brexit for the NHS
Boris's mouth gaining a woman a five year prison sentence, and
Priti Patel running her own show in Israel.
Is anyone actually in charge anymore?
OG just back in - sorry to hear your news, hopefully not all bad and things improve for you both.
From the independent
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Only 26 per cent of voters now think the Prime Minister will “get the right deal for Britain in the Brexit negotiations” - down from 44 per cent in June. Almost 50 per cent disagree with the statement.
The poll, conducted by ORB International for The Telegraph, comes days before David Davis and the rest of the UK’s negotiating team head to Brussels for the latest round of talks that many fear have stalled.
And this Poll is coming from the Torygraph remember.
How can anyone trust a Government to take of the difficult task of running the Country AFTER Brexit, when they haven't the Gumption to negotiate our leaving the EU.
No matter if you are for or against Brexit this is a dreadful show of incompetence.
A government with such a low confidence rating with the Public should resign.
Brexit doesn't need their help to be a disaster, but they seem determined to turn it into a CATASTROPHE.
Don't have an election we haven't got time: form a coalition.
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Only 26 per cent of voters now think the Prime Minister will “get the right deal for Britain in the Brexit negotiations” - down from 44 per cent in June. Almost 50 per cent disagree with the statement.
The poll, conducted by ORB International for The Telegraph, comes days before David Davis and the rest of the UK’s negotiating team head to Brussels for the latest round of talks that many fear have stalled.
And this Poll is coming from the Torygraph remember.
How can anyone trust a Government to take of the difficult task of running the Country AFTER Brexit, when they haven't the Gumption to negotiate our leaving the EU.
No matter if you are for or against Brexit this is a dreadful show of incompetence.
A government with such a low confidence rating with the Public should resign.
Brexit doesn't need their help to be a disaster, but they seem determined to turn it into a CATASTROPHE.
Don't have an election we haven't got time: form a coalition.
Where were all these dissenters then when changes to the terms and conditions of membership were proposed, let alone altered?
If our MEPs brought news of adverse (if they were) changes to our membership package to parliament at those times of the various treaty arrangements, why did parliament not stop the show then or seek a mandate for change?
The truth is that everyone, both parliamentarian and citizen, was perfectly happy with being part of the EU through all the changes till something happened which caused the general public to be led up the garden path by liars, fools and charlatans who subverted the normal parliamentary processes to bring about change in a revolutionary manner.
The public has been hoodwinked and the mugs who continue to peddle the well-hackneyed lies about some kind of shangri-la future for the UK are simply compounding the error and pandering to the will of the most corrupt people in society.
Tom
Some sense in this part of it - work together for a change. It is certainly important enough.
I do think that the David C wishes for change were made abundantly clear to anyone who cared to listen.
Perhaps someone an explain the logic of this remark in the Telegraph?
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Priti Patel was unfairly sacrificed to buy time for a rudderless Government
Allister Heath
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Priti Patel was unfairly sacrificed to buy time for a rudderless Government
Allister Heath
And the EU gave way on his favourite; no further integration for the UK, didn't they?
It's an example, as I'm sure you know, of something that used to be called, 'Doublespeak'. In this modern age, it is more commonly known as lies; invariably, lies promulgated and disseminated via the tory propaganda wing, in this particular instance by a storyteller, not yet 40 years old who just happens to be the editor of the Sunday Torygraph.
He is just another tory windbag.
Tom