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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostHe's a total cretin, but it was a decent start.
One thing he (read: Cummings) understands is that there's no point placating the irreconcilable remoaners and in the process pissing off most leavers. There's no middle ground any more; that time has passed. Time to rub some faces in the dirt, I'm afraid. Or at least try. That said, it ain't happening without a GE interposed between face and dirt. Until it all goes spectacularly wrong, we can at least enjoy all the right people losing their ****.Originally posted by woohoo View PostSomeone translate this?
Originally posted by cojak View Post
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostNo, except in the slightest, most superficial, way (they don’t occupy remotely the same political space). Here’s a balanced article from a non-triggering source:
Dominic Cummings: master of the dark arts handed keys to No 10 | Politics | The Guardian
Pat Kane: Leading Brexiteers are pining for all of us to embrace a life built on havoc | The National
Bannon recently claimed to have once been a Leninist but has very clear fascist and possibly Nazi sympathies.
Thank You Steve Bannon For Showing Us Your True Fascist Colors
Cummings, despite his intellectual posturings, he may be stupid enough to be a fan of that ultimate Godhead of failed teenage bullies with megalomaniac pretensions, Ayn ‘Medicare’ Rand. He is an extreme Neoliberal and a reminder that the origins of Neoliberal thought lay partly in nazi belief in the purity and goodness of elite power.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSo Cummings is to Johnson what Bannon was to Trump?
Dominic Cummings: master of the dark arts handed keys to No 10 | Politics | The Guardian
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I assumed the reason one would get behind Boris was to stab him in the back......
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI scoured the International Press to find some pro Boris opinions but the best I got was Breitbart and Info Wars.
This is more typical:
A level of chaos not seen in Britain since the war’: US TV presenter delivers devastating assessment of Boris Johnson
I see echoes of 1914 in Boris.
Peace in our time.
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ERG to vote against the withdrawal deal
So even if Boris were to get the EU to agree to his version of the withdrawal deal without the Northern Ireland backstop, the ERG would still vote it down.
what a shower of sh*t the Tories are.
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I scoured the International Press to find some pro Boris opinions but the best I got was Breitbart and Info Wars.
This is more typical:
A level of chaos not seen in Britain since the war’: US TV presenter delivers devastating assessment of Boris Johnson
I see echoes of 1914 in Boris.
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There was a similar "can do" bravado and optimism in 1914. Good to see.
It'll all be over by Christmas
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