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Drog

Drog

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Yes you do. You are making it a Tory issue when it's not and never was. I would have favoured a coalition govt to see this through as sniping and politicking between the political parties was bound to take precedence over the nations welfare. We are our own worst enemy and most wounds will be self inflicted. Why tf some politicians refuse to respect the decision of the electorate, whom at the end of the day they represent I'll never understand.

Anyway you bang on about 37% so have you forgotten these figures for the staunch traditional Labour voting local people that you profess to view as the salt of the earth, hard pressed 'working classes' so oppressed by the southern Tory voting elite, who actually share your views on brexit. http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.u..._Lancashire_voters_opt_for_Brexit/#r3z-addoor

Seems that you've a little more in common with the staunch tory voting chinless wonders than you think.
 
yoda

yoda

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JD is a Corbyn disciple Drog, what he can't work out is that the controllers of the EU (Soros, Bilderbergs, NWO etc) will render Corbyn's Labour sterile if we stay in the EU with no control over what the UK can and can't do, talk about turkeys voting for Christmas
 
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Drog

Drog

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This is well funny.....

Old Clinton must either be shitting himself or writing cheque after cheque for fun!



As for my opinion it's just the trappings of power that has driven men forward since Adam picked that apple. Power being well known the world over as the ultimate aphrodisiac for women. Why are we now so foolish to believe that the pretend outrage of our press and media will change anything?:rolleyes:
 
Steve Moss

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Drog said:
Yes you do. You are making it a Tory issue when it's not and never was.
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As an outsider looking in, it’s a working class v. investor class v. benefit recipient class issue. The party that ultimately persuades the working class will win, more often than not. Which is appropriate as workers are the backbone of society, not the investors and not the benefit recipients. The Tories represent investors while giving lip service to the working class, and Labour represent benefit recipients while giving lip service to workers. Of the two, I think the Tories are beginning to wake up to the realities of the strength of the actual workers, more so than Labour who seem trapped in the bubble of bourgeois v proletariat ideology.
 
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OnlyOneTugay

OnlyOneTugay

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/03/01/tom-watson-refuses-hand-back-max-mosleys-cash/

How can Tom Watson hold onto this cash ? Money before principles ?

James Cleverly, who said: "I'm very uncomfortable with the idea that someone like Tom Watson, who has championed very publicly and energetically curtailing the functions of the press in many ways, has got such a powerful financial relationship with a person who we now can see has a real interest in the press not sniffing out too much”
 
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Drog

Drog

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Whats the point of building new houses when no one can afford them ? I read last week that the number of first time buyers under 40 is dropping like a stone?

Anyway do we ever hear anyone whether politician or press/media reporter suggesting that there aren't too few houses there are too many people in the country? That's a problem that we have created and brought upon ourselves and a problem that we should address first.
 
yoda

yoda

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Drog said:
Whats the point of building new houses when no one can afford them ? I read last week that the number of first time buyers under 40 is dropping like a stone?

Anyway do we ever hear anyone whether politician or press/media reporter suggesting that there aren't too few houses there are too many people in the country? That's a problem that we have created and brought upon ourselves and a problem that we should address first.
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It's not a housing crisis, it is a too many immigrants crisis
 
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