He who pays for the ink decides what words and figures it is used to writeBut they are the informed opinions of recognised economic experts and leaders of major industries and financial institutions plus the TUC
He who pays for the ink decides what words and figures it is used to writeBut they are the informed opinions of recognised economic experts and leaders of major industries and financial institutions plus the TUC
Very cynical and patently untrue in this instanceHe who pays for the ink decides what words and figures it is used to write
Well the American didReal, as in a misogynist, racist, foot-in-the-mouth, incompetent, verbose fool. Yes, let's get him in.
My son works for the financial arm of the post office in LondonI work in Government, as does my partner and all of my best friends in London.
We are in no way, shape or form prepared for No Deal. It will be catastrophic.
I think it ended with the hostile environment.Indeed. The UK, for so long the country of tolerance, humour, and a welcome, basically isnt.
You may not get within 20 miles of the port if there’s a no deal
The above instantly called to mind this:Xmas could yet be cancelled due to a lack of food and suitable presents
yea, sorry about that, at least we get a redo next year.Well the American did
The above instantly called to mind this:
Alan Rickman was superb all through this film.
But I heard a lad being interviewed last week and he said when Britain leaves the EU they will be able to put the Great back into Great Britain
What amazed me was not the statement but the fact that he actually believed it
So, as I see it now, MPs are coming back tomorrow to vote a "new" (ish) version of the May deal. Which is now pretty much a starting point only. Large parts of it would have been in a Labour plan, apparently.
But. LP have already said they will vote against it. The DUP havnt said so, but they will, and enough ERG loons have said they wont support it neither.
So, what is the effin point?
And who will buy all the British fishSurely brexit is good for fisherman is it not?? Not having to hand British waters over
Indeed. The UK, for so long the country of tolerance, humour, and a welcome, basically isnt.
Even at this age and mellow in comparison to my younger days , I really couldn't walk past him without giving him a boot up the arse the baffoon.You could still go and crack that nobhead whos always mouthing off outside the HOC
I think big sections of the UK are so fed up with the current situation that they don't think things will get much worse than they already are.This is the heartbreaking part, do people really think their lives are suddenly going to be much better free from the big, bad and nasty EU? They're pinning all their hopes on our politicians sorting everything out after brexit, are they remotely aware that these are the same inept people that are currently in a state of paralysis over what is good for this country.
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