Michael Gove doesn't have a government position
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General Election 2017
- Thread starter Giraffe
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Michael Gove doesn't have a government position
'Politics' aside (no one in this thread ever gives an inch, and I suspect all made up their minds to vote right or left ages ago).
Jimmy Saville, he's one of Leeds own.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
[MENTION=34106]ManOfSussex[/MENTION] looks like the knives out for Amber Rudd
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Shame on you Amber Rudd!
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
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If Labour get in they better not let us leavers down over Brexit. Disgusting If they even considered trying to overturn it, because I don't trust them. All on their shoulders then, along with all the promises, they better not **** it up.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
You're not allowed to focus on what Tories said and did in the past, it's only Labour figures that get the selective grilling. For example you're never going to see a photo like this of Jeremy Corbyn in The Daily Mail, being arrested for protesting against the banning of protests against apartheid South Africa in London in 1987.
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studio150
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"The South African Embassy in London was the focus of periodic protests against apartheid from the late 1950s onwards. In the early 1980s, as resistance to apartheid intensified in South Africa, so too did the frequency of protests outside the embassy. The diplomatic representatives of the apartheid regime brought immense pressure to bear on the Foreign Office to curtail these protests. In June 1984, the Metropolitan Police took action to ban protests directly outside the embassy. Members of the City of London Anti-Apartheid Group organised a campaign of civil disobedience to defy and break the ban.
"Many members of the group were arrested for breaking the ban, and attempting to protest directly outside the embassy. They saw this as important, not only as a protest against apartheid and racism in South Africa, but as a way of defending their own right to assembly and protest in Britain.
This is the sort of action you would want MPs and indeed anyone who believes in fairness and democracy to undertake.
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I think the saying is "get over it, you lost"
Lost what? Are you saying 'tough' if Labour win and then decide to not go through with Brexit?
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Really bad if they didn't. I wasn't going to vote for Labour anyway, but for me they can't be trusted on Brexit or immigration.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Indeed. I expect a similar reaction would occur in the Police service, our armed forces and our security services.
Expect more Tory attack ads in the final 2 weeks ..
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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On the plus side none of them sympathised with or supported terrorists who were blowing up our men, women and children. Which should 'Trump' any other consideration.
CherryInHove
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- Apr 16, 2015
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In shocking news, Theresa May won't reveal what the cap will be that you have to spend on social care until after the election.
https://www.theguardian.com/society...eveal-social-care-cap-before-general-election
So basically, she can get elected and then announce that the cap is £1M or something.
https://www.theguardian.com/society...eveal-social-care-cap-before-general-election
So basically, she can get elected and then announce that the cap is £1M or something.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
There is nothing there as they didn't expect to be forced into a U Turn
#strongandstable
GT49er
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You can't trust the PLP not to overturn the democratic vote; that, sadly, is the point. It's why I can't vote Labour, in spite of their campaign being light years better than the Tories, until we're safely and irrevocably out of the EU. The PLP is just waiting for its chance to stage a coup to oust Corbyn - if they were in government at the time that would give them the opportunity to welch on Brexit as well, which is what they'd want to do - the PLP is as far up the EU's arse as Farron and the Greens.
bWize
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- Nov 6, 2007
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Where is the evidence the Tories can? Very vague Brexit plan (nearly a year on) and the decrease in Immigration is nowhere near the targets originally set out by them.
TM and many close to her are closet remainers, just remember that! UKIP are practically dead in the water and with another potential 6 years of the Tories I wouldn't bank on anything close to the hard Brexit that is being promised!
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