- Apr 5, 2014
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There is some truth in that. But even as someone who sees politics as part of a social gospel I don't need to resort to aggressive extremism.
I remain the same leaving or not.
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[Politics] Next Prime Minister
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There is some truth in that. But even as someone who sees politics as part of a social gospel I don't need to resort to aggressive extremism.
I remain the same leaving or not.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Of course they aren't. Just like they haven't for the last 3 years and the last two 'no deal' leave dates
Sussex Nomad
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Give the job to Chris Grove or whatever his name is, he's proved incompetent in the millions he's lost to our country. Can't be any worse than this shower of shit. Bring back Esther!
KZNSeagull
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Rory consistently got the most applause. Seems to me to be the only sensible option.
symyjym
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Boris the bottler. Clearly he doesn't really want to become the PM and he has self sabotaged his campaign by not being part of it.
Also never trust a person who uses the wet lettuce fist clench with the index finger knuckle point technique.
Also never trust a person who uses the wet lettuce fist clench with the index finger knuckle point technique.
Of course they aren't. Just like they haven't for the last 3 years and the last two 'no deal' leave dates
You are quite an arrogant egotist are you not? We will see, keep fighting old boy!
- Jul 10, 2003
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Even with you ever so subtle shift from unintentional stupidity to intentional stupidity over the last few weeks there is still a common theme running through all your posts
Sussex Nomad
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I'm no advocate of aggressive politics, I like my centralist politics. We get on with our lives and give little care what Govt. is doing. But when politicians themselves, and quango's, and civil servants cause a divide, I am talking EU not Whitehall, people do get their backs up, they start to vote anything but mainstream, everyone becomes very suspicious of what politics are doing to our daily lives, vacuums open, Farage and the likes exploit it. Hitler exploited it nearly 100 years ago. I lay the blame purely at the EUs door. They have literally blackmailed countries into staying, fortunately they cannot blackmail us. We decide our destiny, sadly for the likes of Greece, Spain and Portugal, they cannot.
Sussex Nomad
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Even with you ever so subtle shift from unintentional stupidity to intentional stupidity over the last few weeks there is still a common theme running through all your posts
Yeah, I'm taking the piss.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Maybe the challenge for the job should be to run a governing operation in Afghanistan and walk across the country in winter.
They wouldn't do that.
Oh, Rory already has.
Watford appears as though he is being polite but, actually he is just a nasty little person.
- Apr 5, 2014
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I'm happy for us to decide our destiny.
I'm not happy at what, as I expected, has emerged.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I am not fighting anyone, old boy. My role in this last three years of complete clusterf*** is that of a bemused bystander reduced to simply pointing out the bleedin' obvious to those that would struggle to sit the right way round on a toilet seat without help
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Raleigh Chopper
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Absolutely.
My only fear is has he got the strength needed to match.
He was clearly the best there but he did seem like a bit of a wet lettuce and this may put people off but I may be in the process of doing something I promised I would never do again and be sucked in by a politician let alone a stinking Tory one.
Either way he is light years ahead of Johnson who should not even be considered to lead this country.
symyjym
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Don't confuse humble with being a wet lettuce.
KZNSeagull
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Realists often do come across as wet lettuces. But he didn't rise to the goading from Raab which many would have as he knows that intellectually he is miles ahead of all of them. His intellect is his strength and he does not appear to be encumbered by dogma, hence his admission that he likes to change his mind, as all great thinkers do. I like him. Get him in, Labour replace Corbyn with someone young and sensible and then perhaps we can get somewhere.
the right footed denilson
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Stewart is as good a Tory as you'll get it seems. Hope he continues to impress and Johnson implodes. IMHO Stewart as leader of the opposition would be a good thing for sorting this shit show out.
the right footed denilson
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Having said that though, my god we've sunk low.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Hunt forgot he bought 6 effing luxury flats and he didn’t mention forgetfulness as a weakness 
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