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#604 1 Nov 2019 at 9.15am | |  |
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Brexit Party 39
Lib 15
Lab 10
Greens 7
Con 4
SNP 3
PLA 1
If Nigel Farage is such a terrible person can someone please explain how he could set up a brand new party, then two weeks later achieve this in a national election? Can anyone name me any other Politician who could have achieved this??? I don’t know of any that could come even close.
But there is plenty who dream of doing so, but that’s as far as they will ever get to achieving anything “Dreaming about it” and they know it, hence the blatant extreme jealousy of the Brexit Party, that I observe on a daily basis.
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#603 1 Nov 2019 at 0.40am | |  |
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In reply to Post #601 Yep
And a nail in the coffin for boris and his campaign before it even gets started. A vote of confidence from that utter tw*t is a great reason to put your X in a different box...
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#602 31 Oct 2019 at 10.15pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #601 You are completely right about him.
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#601 31 Oct 2019 at 8.56pm | |  |
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In 2016 Nigel Fromage called the President of the USA "a loathsome creature" for poking his nose into British politics. 2019 he interviews the President of the USA who continually pokes his nose into British politics during the interview. Says f@#k all. What a truly loathsome sack of ***** Farage is.
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#600 31 Oct 2019 at 8.40pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #599 Hmmm , what a crock of shi##
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#599 31 Oct 2019 at 7.16pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #597 I’ve just heard that ****ing idiot Corbin on the radio on the drive home, what a complete fool that man is
Trying everything to win the youth over
£10 minimum wage and that includes 16 years olds, you know, no skills ffs. The man is a monkey and his policies are so blatantly obvious, trying to get his thick arse in the number 10
Seriously, we’re are ****ed
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#598 31 Oct 2019 at 5.04pm | |  |
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As private Fraser from dads army is quite fond of saying we are doomed,doomed.
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#597 31 Oct 2019 at 4.53pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #596 Having watched Labour, Conservatives and Lib Dems launch there election roadshow today I can honestly say the UK is officially ****ed!
Corbyn ranting to a students union, Boris grooming like a disliked uncle and Swinson i'm the future the other 2 are past it.
Nothing new from anyone, same old lines and hate filled rhetorics, blame the others but no idea how to take the country forward.
Labour once in a generation vote, we had that in 2016 and 3 general elections in four years. Cons an oven ready deal to pop in a microwave FFS and Lib Dems just ignore 17.4 million voters who won!
I am politically homeless now and will have to vote on the less of the evils. Unfortunately i feel the mass of the leave vote will go to Brexit out of sheer frustration at the situation and the remainers will go to Lib Dems. a complete polarisation of the nation, even more than now!
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#596 30 Oct 2019 at 7.10pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #595 Unfortunately the 'big two' parties are both so far from fit for purpose we are left with a rock and a hard place election....
There's no way I could vote Conservative with Johnson, Gove and co in control. They are the brexit party in all but name and I wouldn't trust them as far as I could throw them.
Unfortunately Corbin and the Labour Party are too similar and / or indecisive. Some of the proposals voiced at their recent conference are laughable and as a result they are no credible opposition.
I'm a staunch remainer. Should come as no surprise to people on here. So my vote is with the Lib Dems regarding all thing Brexit- but I'm realistic enough to know that at best they will only be part of a coalition... but with who?
I can't see anyone getting a majority win. So we are going through the process to end up back where we are. Another government with no parliamentary majority...
Still working on that ditch btw....
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#595 30 Oct 2019 at 5.50pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #594 Also as a builder , the thought of voting for anyone who thinks it's ok for us manual workers to work until your 70 , well they are having a laugh !
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#594 30 Oct 2019 at 5.26pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #593 " choices for me in this election
Boris Johnson and what i can only describe as the most corrupt bunch i have seen in parliament protected by the most biased media and press this country has ever seen ! no good will come from this Tory party ! i see it as we are now reaching peak corruption ,
Corbyn's policy's , very radical , for this country , but if you search "the nordic system " which a lot of his social and economic policy's follow and then look at how prosperous these countries have become and how little corruption these countries have , it's an eye opener , schools ,pensions , retirement age , number of people in proper jobs ! if i was younger i would seriously think about leaving this country !
We have now become the money laundering capitol of the world , society needs to be re balanced , where an environment has been created where the biggest earners often measured in the £billions per year pay less tax than me , well that's taking the piss !
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#593 29 Oct 2019 at 8.48pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #592 Yes that's it.
I think its called compound debt and unfortunately cut your cloth to suit your pocket, pay off your debts first then think about spending.
But hey ho
Corbyn will promise the earth, spending sprees, nationalisation, 4 day working week, free tuition (oh that was last time which he then admitted they couldn't fund!) and a greener planet.
Johnson will promise tax cuts, spending, and a greener planet.
Swinson will promise spending, a level society and a greener planet.
The others all along the same lines.......
One thing will dominate the election and that is Brexit.
But after 56 years on this planet I know that nothing will change really, I will still pay taxes, although i have paid off my maximum i will still be paying national insurance, petrol/diesel and battery cars will still rise in price outstripping inflation, selling my house to fund any health care issues in old age and then ripping my family off for inheritance tax if it reaches that stage!
Apart from that its all good
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#592 29 Oct 2019 at 8.16pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #591 Oh right , is that it , have you checked to see our national debt now to what it was when Labour were in , or when was the last time as a country we made a profit ???
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#591 29 Oct 2019 at 8.02pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #590 All good with Blair/Brown with handouts galore and funding public services with money they didn’t have and selling our gold reserves at a knockdown price. Leaving the cupboards empty. Apart from that all good 😀
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#590 29 Oct 2019 at 5.35pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #587 If, as the general public decided 3 times, convincingly, that Blair/Brown were good for them. Does that mean that Corbyn etc will be twice as good?
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