Glad you wrote that - it was my reaction as well!crikey, child abuse...and/or "abuse of children" for the obtuse...that is hard core
Glad you wrote that - it was my reaction as well!crikey, child abuse...and/or "abuse of children" for the obtuse...that is hard core
He would't have become Prime Minister without the backing of the Right Wing Press.See my last post.
Also Blair did not campaign as Labour, only as New Labour making it clear it was not the same. So not an "ecumenical matter", rather a Trojan Horse.
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one thing he definitely was a disaster!!!!!See my last post.
Also Blair did not campaign as Labour, only as New Labour making it clear it was not the same. So not an "ecumenical matter", rather a Trojan Horse.
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But he wan't recognised as such by quite a lot of people here including me.Again i don't want getting into the murky waters of personality politics, but Mr Blair was internationally recognised as a Labour party candidate, just as Mr Trump is recognised as the US Republican candidate. Wheter either or both of them espouse traditional party values,is what the Fr Ted TV series would have considered " an ecumenical matter"
No idea if it is true, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if that is what they are expecting and preparing for.Is this true?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jan/13/eu-preparing-to-delay-brexit-until-at-least-july?CMP=share_btn_tw
EU preparing to delay Brexit until at least July
Brussels expecting UK request to extend 29 March deadline, with May’s deal on brink
Obviously got some recently sacked advertising copywriters to write that crap.Better Brexit are apparently pushing "Common Market 2.0"
It's a Norway Plus deal and you can read about it here
http://betterbrexit.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Common-Market-2.0.pdf
Here is an amusing bit of nonsense
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A leading role in Europe,
outside the EU
Brexit is not just a reset moment for the UK,
but also for Europe. By leaving the EU and
joining the EEA via the EFTA pillar the UK would
kick-start the re-imagining of the European
project that is so urgently and desperately
required.
Really? do they really believe a single word of than nonsense?
It's comical!
it seems to be true.Is this true?
It seems odd but none of this reporting, picks up on the fact that is not the EUs call. The early December decision from ECJ ,was that the UK could at any time and for any, or no reason, withdraw the Article 50 letter, ..and or redate it to July or December next . .. That is while still a member. What it did say was it would need to have gone through the normal process of the state.. which presumably means a vote of parliament.it seems to be true.
the EU prepares for the possibility of a second referendum which needs 6 months to organise.
And just what fiddling or other unacceptable practices are already happening based on the assumption a second referendum is likely?In the Express
Project Fear: Episode 2 : The Empire Strikes Back
24 HOURS TO SAVE BREXIT: May warns no Brexit more likely than no deal as final vote looms
PARLIAMENT is now more likely to block Brexit than allow Britain to leave the EU without a deal, Theresa May is to warn.
"In a rallying cry ahead of a critical Commons vote on her deal, the Prime Minister will use a speech in Stoke-on-Trent on Monday to urge MPs to consider the "consequences" of their actions on the faith of British people in democracy. With less than 36 hours to go until the much-anticipated vote, Mrs May will warn that trust in politicians will suffer "catastrophic harm" if they fail to implement the result of the referendum. The Prime Minister will say that while the two sides in the 2016 referendum disagreed on many things, they were united on one thing - that "what the British people decided, the politicians would implement".
The fly in this ointment is simply this little phrase
"what the British people decided"
The eligible didn't include millions of Expats directly affected by the outcome, that would almost certainly have easily reversed the decision, nor of course the fact that there was so much criminal fiddling that should have rendered the referendum void anyway.
What kind of Democracy is based on excluding the most affected voters and ignoring breaches of the law?
And it was a marginal win anyway.
Sure there will be protests if Brexit is cancelled
But if you want to see "Catastrophic Harm" it's real name is Brexit.
Just go ahead with it and see chaos result.
"One to beam up, Scotty!"Esther Mc Vey was on BBC1 this morning, selling no deal.
apparently, our civil servants have prepared us for no deal, the EU still needs us more than we need them, we don't pay £39 billion and we will still have an implementation period followed by free trade deal.
so what do you think?
In answer to the first paragraphAnd just what fiddling or other unacceptable practices are already happening based on the assumption a second referendum is likely?
And what has the government done to address the issues surrounding fiddling in the 2016 referendum?
Maybe not a bad outcome. I have an Hitachi cassette recorder and it chews C120 cassettes up. It’s ok with C90s and C60s, but the 120s area nightmare. Imagine what their power stations would be like!Hitachi set to cancel plans for £16bn nuclear power station in Wales
I suspect that micro-targeting for political ads has been stopped, and also fake news.They have already t ried using the same trick with targeted Facebook adverts directed by (so far) undisclosed methods in support of May so we can expect more of the same
Yes, fully agreed. New Labour is finished and I'm determined we'll never see it's like again. There's far to much dishonesty in politics already without this misrepresentation.
That's why I won't allow anyone to say New Labour was Labour unchallenged. It was a middle of the road party to the right of the LibDems and close to Conservatism.
I'm entirely happy for someone to create such a party with a new name, but Labour should remain on the left where it belongs, to balance the right wing extreme and preserve democracy.
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