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A hopeful start on the road to recovery for British politics
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostKnew you would turn up with a comment. You can't let it go...
If there's one thing I can't stand it's hypocrisy.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostJust saying like. You were pontificating about weakness yesterday and how the weak should be culled. Do you think being an alcoholic is weak (or week as you spell it)?
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostHowever, I'm not an alcoholic. And yes I await the crap that will follow ... actually you're not worth my time ...
So go, what are you waiting for?Hard Brexit now!
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why oh why oh why,
does every government have to come with Change ?
Why not make what there is work ?
One of the greatest things the new ToryLiberal government has done is go about unwinding all of new lie's changes
Why not bring in a new government, and stop them from legislating and instead focus on making what there is work
Why new legislation on top of legislation, private members bills lotteries, it's like dreaming up legislation simply for the sake of legislation it's like some MP's consider it their greatest personal achievement to bring in a peace of legislation, what about going back to basics and talking to their electorate and helping their electorate with foundation principles like jobs, encouraging enterprise and engineering etc the foundations of an economy and stable democracy
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Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View PostOi! Gerroff my thread!
hmm,
who is this ?
Fiddle ? Xog ? would Xog have the energy make a socky ? Supremo, hmmm not sure he's so familiar with Latin
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While we are on the subject, here is a classic from the Politics Show on Sunday:
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