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I think the Queen's pro-EU, she just thinks we should own it rather be a member of it.
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Like an independent nuclear deterrent, if it all goes to tulip, Lizzy will wield a mace in one hand and an orb in the other, and sort the proles in the commons out.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostDo the royalists like the idea of The Queen's Speech? If there's any merit to having a hereditary* head of state it's that she's independent of politics, and having her read out a speech written by the government is the complete opposite.
*Took me 6 goes to spell that.
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Do the royalists like the idea of The Queen's Speech? If there's any merit to having a hereditary* head of state it's that she's independent of politics, and having her read out a speech written by the government is the complete opposite.
*Took me 6 goes to spell that.
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Next Thursday I thought...Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThey debate it first. The vote will come after the debate, next week some time.
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They debate it first. The vote will come after the debate, next week some time.Originally posted by d000hg View PostCaught the end of the speech but when is it voted on? Today or some other time?
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So will the Queens Speech pass today?
EU is not Europe.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostIs that an Europe hat?

Is this an EU flag?
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Caught the end of the speech but when is it voted on? Today or some other time?
I liked the way Prince Charles' feet didn't touch the floor from that throne, like he was a little kid.
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Hey Turkeys, heard about this Christmas thing?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIt would be fun to see Korbyn as PM. Then the real whining will start.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ection-promise
Labour will on Sunday reveal plans to increase income tax for people earning more than £80,000 if Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister, as the party seeks to bolster its working-class support after hugely disappointing local election results.
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what a fecking mess it all is
what time is the queen's speech ?
Milan.
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