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Kalimantan Gull
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Ouch, that is BAD
Not Andy Naylor
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She's cursed. Napoleon said he didn't want unlucky generals and the Tories will surely make the same decision.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,566
With her luck I'm surprised the O, R and Y of 'country' didn't fall off as well!
Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
- 8,354
She's being sabotaged by her own party.
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#ironlady2
Today was proof the lady is hard as nails and untouchable.
Corban MAY as well give up and go home and have a shave.
Today was proof the lady is hard as nails and untouchable.
Corban MAY as well give up and go home and have a shave.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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I still think she'll hang on until a year before the next election. Just. However there's no way she can fight the next election.
At the moment, with the perils of Brexit to come, anyone would be mad to take it on.
Let her do the dirty work, and then she'll be RUTH lessley shoved aside.
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
- 4,338
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
- 4,338
portslade seagull
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Believe me they are not started of resources. The waste in the NHS is horrendous. It needs a strong cross party team to sort it out.
bWize
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- Nov 6, 2007
- 1,682
This is certainly the worst government in my life time. Blair was bad and set the ball rolling but what we are witnessing right now is outright embarrassing! Not 100% sure what the answer is but the way this current government are carrying on at the moment isn't a good look to the rest of the world.
We are old school Britain and should be leading the way for democracy as an example to other countries, not going back to Henry VIII times whilst appeasing hedge funders and big business corporations who are lobbying them.
It's shameful
We are old school Britain and should be leading the way for democracy as an example to other countries, not going back to Henry VIII times whilst appeasing hedge funders and big business corporations who are lobbying them.
It's shameful
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BHAFC_Pandapops
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- Feb 16, 2011
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There's a lot on my mind about this, being a working resident of Manchester.
To say all of it is unwise.
So, to quote The Doctor, "Don't you think she looks tired?"
To say all of it is unwise.
So, to quote The Doctor, "Don't you think she looks tired?"
Oh Harry,
I know you are of the Leftie persuasion, but I thought better of you.
You can't really want a couple of old Marxists to run/ruin the country , can you?
I am a Tory voter, but am thoroughly dispirited by the present shower.
Nevertheless, I have got to put up with my 'dispiritism':, because the thought of Corbyn and McDonnell truly frightens me.
I agree with the point you make in one of your other posts..........bring on Scottish Ruth.
It is truly dreadful that this country is so short of political leaders , of any party. I reckon Screaming Lord Sutch would have been PM now, if he had lived.
P.S I always had a soft spot for Harry when he signed from Burnley. What a long time ago that was!
I expect our views are not far apart. My post was mostly a poke at a previous poster....which if I recall correctly is a spat now resolved.
No, I get irked at tory triumphalism. Yes, Corbyn is a worry, but as are indeed the tory shower. Tories have nothing to be tumescent about (unless they are in thrall to Boris - the 'f*cking c*nt' as he was described today - by a tory MP)
For those worried about Corbyn and 'spare head three', I still think they are so surprised at being leaders that they are more likely to capitulate at every turn than lead boldly into a socialist Utopia. If they get in, nothing much will happen.....
All in all, in a UK political context, we live in uninteresting times, after all, I suspect.
I expect our views are not far apart. My post was mostly a poke at a previous poster....which if I recall correctly is a spat now resolved.
No, I get irked at tory triumphalism. Yes, Corbyn is a worry, but as are indeed the tory shower. Tories have nothing to be tumescent about (unless they are in thrall to Boris - the 'f*cking c*nt' as he was described today - by a tory MP)
For those worried about Corbyn and 'spare head three', I still think they are so surprised at being leaders that they are more likely to capitulate at every turn than lead boldly into a socialist Utopia. If they get in, nothing much will happen.....
All in all, in a UK political context, we live in uninteresting times, after all, I suspect.
Both sides are guilty of triumphalism, given the opportunity. A bit like Palace and the Albion with all the ' schadenfreudering' that goes on.
Don't want to risk Corbyn and McDonnell anywhere near Government; and yes, Boris is a f---ing c--t, in my humble opinion..