Brexit, for once some facts.
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strangely, and I cant explain why.but having voted labour all my life , I found myself liking Tersea May and to the surprise of myself, my family and friends I voted Tory this time.
You tell us you're keeping as private as possible now, but then confess this perversion!
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It seemd a good idea at the timeYou tell us you're keeping as private as possible now, but then confess this perversion!
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That is very extreme. Voting brexit is odd, but potentially understandable. But what in the unholy world could you possibly see in May? she's physically, spiritually and psychologically an anaphrodisiac, enough to put one off life itself.
I love your style, honestly I do!
Such bravery, and to admit it too[emoji1]
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That is the first sensible reason offered on this forum for having voted for brexit
I'm impressed
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it made no difference locally as labour overturned a Tory majority here, but nationally, my turncoat vote and everyone like me who did the same kept Mr Corbin out of number 10. Be that a good or a bad thing has yet to be determined.
I am always willing to accept the consequences of my actions, and never one to deny my mistakes!
I am not afraid of the dark either.
I was surprised that Hammond seems to have caved in on the subject of staying in the customs union after March 2019. This is obviously under pressure from Fox,who hasn't a job if we stayed in the customs union.
But Hammond wanted a transition period up to 3 years,if we leave the customs union what purpose will the transition serve,March 2019 will be a cliff edge withdrawal.
I wonder whether Hammond wants to distance himself from the inevitable chaos....we won't be ready to sort customs at Dover and Northern Ireland by then.
KudosDave
But Hammond wanted a transition period up to 3 years,if we leave the customs union what purpose will the transition serve,March 2019 will be a cliff edge withdrawal.
I wonder whether Hammond wants to distance himself from the inevitable chaos....we won't be ready to sort customs at Dover and Northern Ireland by then.
KudosDave
You Sir are a VERY BRAVE MAN if you are not afraid of Teresa May!I am always willing to accept the consequences of my actions, and never one to deny my mistakes!
I am not afraid of the dark either.
I was thinking more like the darkness at th bottom of the cliff.[emoji56]You Sir are a VERY BRAVE MAN if you are not afraid of Teresa May!
That isn't worth worrying about, it's just a temporary glitch.
There are very much more serious social problems coming for us all that make that simply an annoyance.
People can adapt to being poor, given time, but not to being having their rights, health and environment ripped to shreds to make profit for the rich, which is what Brexit will achieve.
Remainers are NOT your enemy, you have made one of yourself, by surrendering the future into the hands of these Politicians you despise.
"But we can always vote them out" you cry,.....really, and who are you going to vote in instead?
The only laws you have benefited from originated in the EU and that's gone now.
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BBC news says Rees mogg is gathering support for a leadership challenge, it's entirely possible for us to lurch even further to the right
I saw him on question time when he said that he doesn't claim expenses because he has so much money that he doesn't need to. Prior to this I didn't like the bloke, but was impressed by that statement!
total tosser the lot of them they talk out there ass holes!
https://www.ft.com/content/d5efd3a0-b32f-11e6-a37c-f4a01f1b0fa1
https://www.ft.com/content/d5efd3a0-b32f-11e6-a37c-f4a01f1b0fa1
If you are going to fiddle some cash you might as well fiddle as much as you can
But his wife was given £7million to tidy up the family pile in Hammonds last budget...would seem a bit greedy if he grabbed expenses as well.
The family wealth comes from mining in some pretty dodgy parts of the world...look at what he voted against,he's no social carer.....I am sure it was Rees-Mogg,Redwood and Bone who wanted to bring back fox hunting.
Gubbins I assume you were not born on the right side of the tracks,this guy is old money from the 'right' school....don't be deluded if he got into power...world aid would be abolished,poverty would be seen as a crime,you would have to be wealthy to use healthcare....be very concerned if this guy got any power,he hands out the cigarettes!!!!!!hehe.
KudosDave