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[Prevenger17]

I'm gonna go full Davek here and use a rhetorical flourish. They are the TRUE enemies of the people

I could have sworn it was him for a second

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I could have sworn it was him for a second

Alas, I am but a poor facsimile.

 

[Prevenger17]

17 million people voted for Brext - Boris got a massive majority on that point

Where exactly in my post did I say they didn't?

 

[Jebus_lives]

The EU is in recession?

Is that a question or a statement?

 

[Jebus_lives]

17 million people voted for Brext - Boris got a massive majority on that point - I never voted in the last GE - but I will return to Labour in the next GE as they hope to make things work as austerity is going to return .......under a Tory government......

Austerity is a reality under Brexit regardless of which Government is in power. We have deliberately reduced the size of our economy, reduced the state, made it more difficult to grow and actively pursued a policy of deregulation.

There's a reason you're seeing sewage in water, fracking reintroduced, reduced food standards and limits on industrial action and protest.

 

[Neiler]

Interesting looking at how Brexit, has had positive effects for other countries and brought relationships and industries closer together.

Good news for us in terms of energy going forward with the Celtic interconnector between Ireland and France.

https://www.irishtimes.com/world/eu...elationship-is-good-news-in-a-time-of-strife/

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Voted Brexit? Bet you’re regretting that now | Sean O’Grady

Our new ‘Australian points-based system’ hasn’t reduced migration

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Why shouldn’t Poland be richer than Britain? | Ben Sixsmith | The Critic Magazine

You might have noticed a meme floating around the media about how Britons could become “no better off than people living in Poland”. “If the UK continues with the same level of growth it has seen for…

thecritic.co.uk

 

[Jebus_lives]

Our massive Brexit benefits seem to be going well today...

Taking back control of our border - migration currently at a record high.

Protecting the NHS - 12 hour waits, paying agency staff £50 an hour to work as nurses.

Forging new Trade deals -

Japan: exports fallen

Australia: "not actually a good deal for the UK"

 

[Blue Heart]

There is a "Re - join Europe" candidate in Chester's by election on Thursday. Should do well if this thread is anything to go by.

 

[Jebus_lives]

There is a "Re - join Europe" candidate in Chester's by election on Thursday. Should do well if this thread is anything to go by.

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[Nobby Nobbs]

Protecting the NHS - 12 hour waits, paying agency staff £50 an hour to work as nurses.

Sorry mate but try 17 hours, that’s how long my brother in law waited on a trolley in a corridor before he was seen by a doctor last night.

 

[Blue Heart]

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Grrr to you too!

 

[Jebus_lives]

Sorry mate but try 17 hours, that’s how long my brother in law waited on a trolley in a corridor before he was seen by a doctor last night.

I'm well aware. 17 hours is actually not even close to the worst.

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

I'm well aware. 17 hours is actually not even close to the worst.

Yeah I suppose you’re right, the older I get the more I dread the thought of needing to go to hospital regardless of the great work the staff do.