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Tommy Robinson
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Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Especially as he has me on ‘ignore’
London Irish
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Honestly Fairy never took you for a Yank, man up
- Jul 10, 2003
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I read tons of literature on this phenomenon, quick search brought up this. weak but indicative.
Swing from Tories to Labour was because Conservative voters stayed at home, party chair says
Conservative losses in Thursday’s (20 July) by elections were because Tory voters stayed at home, Greg Hands has said.The Tory party chairman spoke to TalkTV after his party lost two safe seats as Labour gained Selby and Ainsty and the Liberal Democrats won in Somerton and Frome.A 24 per cent...politic-news.space
Pass that up here
Trust me, it really is for the best
McTavish
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- Nov 5, 2014
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I'm sorry if I have got this wrong, but are you genuinely presenting the Tory Party Chairman's excuse for the disaster that befell his party as some sort of factual analysis of the election result? Was that the best you could do from the "tons of literature" that you have read?I read tons of literature on this phenomenon, quick search brought up this. weak but indicative.
Swing from Tories to Labour was because Conservative voters stayed at home, party chair says
Conservative losses in Thursday’s (20 July) by elections were because Tory voters stayed at home, Greg Hands has said.The Tory party chairman spoke to TalkTV after his party lost two safe seats as Labour gained Selby and Ainsty and the Liberal Democrats won in Somerton and Frome.A 24 per cent...
....of the wrong election as well......,
The article cited relates to some byelections, not the general election. Nor was it anywhere near Sussex, which is what the discussion with @Crawley Dingo was about!
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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will you be revisiting this thread; or will you be taking your leave, headed for pastures less factual?I read tons of literature on this phenomenon, quick search brought up this. weak but indicative.
Swing from Tories to Labour was because Conservative voters stayed at home, party chair says
Conservative losses in Thursday’s (20 July) by elections were because Tory voters stayed at home, Greg Hands has said.The Tory party chairman spoke to TalkTV after his party lost two safe seats as Labour gained Selby and Ainsty and the Liberal Democrats won in Somerton and Frome.A 24 per cent...
Crawley Dingo
Political thread tourist.
- Mar 31, 2022
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what you and others are doing are claiming one of the most wealthiest counties isn't a Tory one and this last election wasn't an outlier.
Seriously jog on with this stupid BS.
- Jul 10, 2003
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The Clamp
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When will your GBeebies style Albion forum be operational. We are all dying to leave here and get to the sunlit uplands of your new board.
Don’t forget to install an identifier for new joiners.
Stop The Bots.
The Clamp
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I think we need a referendum. Remain or Leave?How's the new non woke forum going. Be sure to post the link up here
Tommy Robinson charged under Terrorism Act before far-right march in London
Met says it expects ‘busy day’ on Saturday as Stand Up to Racism and Chris Kaba rallies also planned
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- Oct 17, 2008
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Shit head.
Only an absolute fraudulent plum would expect his footy lad army to rock up on match-day Saturday.Tommy Robinson charged under Terrorism Act before far-right march in London
Met says it expects ‘busy day’ on Saturday as Stand Up to Racism and Chris Kaba rallies also planned
Has he never heard of 'see you next Tuesday'?
The silly ****.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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If you can avoid the misformation he was apparently charged for refusing to allow Police to check his phone when he last left the country. However that is very separate from his remand which is regarding his failure to turn up for a contempt of court charge.
He was bailed for the first offence but that overtaken by the second in terms of his immediate freedom.
But we know which one he and his supporters will bark about.
For someone who had been arrested that many times I'm sure he is aware of the finer details.
For someone who claims to be a journalist, I'm sure the college he studied at told him when you have been convicted of libel it's best not repeat it and pay up the £100,000 damages before fleeing the country on your EU passport.
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Ok. What is the charge under the TA though.