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Are you saying he borrowed threaded's time machine? He made his announcement yesterday, the race wasn't until today.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Posthe bottled it.
If Hamilton had won I reckon he would have called one.
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he bottled it.
If Hamilton had won I reckon he would have called one.
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If it is, the best result would be Labour winning but with a much reduced majority.
Then five years of squirming...
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Ovbiously an election is on the way
From petition.pm.gov.ukOn 2 August 2007 Mole Valley District Council granted permission for the planning application MO/2007/0863 that had been submitted by the Soldiers Sailors Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA)(new window) Forces Help. The application was for a change of use of a house in Grays Lane, Ashtead, Surrey, in order to provide accommodation for families visiting injured relatives at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court which is nearby.
On behalf of the Government, the Defence Secretary, Des Browne, welcomed the Council's decision and commented that "We are delighted that Mole Valley District Council recently granted permission for SSAFA's proposed development. The Government will continue to work together with SSAFA to make best use of this new facility."
Think the govt are trying to drum up some support prior to an election. Or just a random happening that a response over 2 months after it happened.
I say we have an election on the way.Tags: None
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