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“You are never dedicated to something you have complete confidence in. No one is fanatically shouting that the sun is going to rise tomorrow. They know it’s going to rise tomorrow.
When people are fanatically dedicated to political or religious faiths or any other kinds of dogmas or goals, it’s always because these dogmas or goals are in doubt”

Robert Maynard Pirsig
 
NilSatisOptimum said:
Everyone calm down it's 30 years now, Rees Mogg declared some time back it could take 50 years of being worse off to see any benefit in leaving the EU, Brexit candidate now suggests it's only going to be 30 years.

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... another ex-Trot for pete and joey to fawn over
 
peteblue said:
Your questions will have already been answered within the current government and civil service work. But remember it’s not the government that make all this happen, it’s the individual companies that drive this. The government sets out policy and mechanisms to allow trade to flourish. During the whole of the time since the Leave vote the government have ‘done’ very little except prat around on Brexit, meanwhile the country has grown our economy and reduced unemployment to its lowest in nearly half a century. May and co may like to tell everyone this and boast about it, but it’s mostly a case of getting politicians out of the way and letting our businesses get on with it....
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We sort of did that and are still borrowing to pay for the bail-out. Unfortunately all business is not Richer Sounds.
 
tsubaki said:
... another ex-Trot for pete and joey to fawn over
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I would I imagine they too busy with head boy pin up latest mutterings...

www.thetimes.co.uk

The Victorians by Jacob Rees-Mogg review — bad, boring and mind‑bogglingly banal

A lifetime ago, when Theresa May was the new Iron Lady of British politics, the Tories had piled up a 20-point lead in the opinion polls and we were definitely going to leave the EU on March 29, Jacob Rees-Mogg agreed to write a history of the Victorians. It seemed such a good idea that it was surpr
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I'm sure Belinda de Lucy, and hubby (Raymond Mckeeve), will share the pain of the 'economic disruption'.

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Mr Raymond McKeeve
Raymond is a corporate finance partner at Jones Day. He is widely regarded as a leading private equity specialist.
He advises many of the leading private equity houses, sovereign wealth funds and their investee companies as well as some of the leading lenders into the leverage market across all areas of corporate practice, including acquisitions, disposals, restructurings and ecm work
His practice covers both the domestic UK market as well as a broad international offering including MENA and sub Saharan Africa. Raymond also sits in a personal capacity on the MOD Defence Reform Unit chaired by Lord Levene.


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Meanwhile 'mum of four', as if that gives you special powers, Belinda de Lucy sits on the board of :



Funny how all these anti-establishment people are in fact the epitome of the establishment.
So listen to her equate herself with 'ordinary people'.

 
summerisle said:
A man is known by the company he keeps.

www.buzzfeed.com

New Video Shows Nigel Farage Courting Fringe Right-Wing Figures At A Private Tea Party Hosted At The Ritz

Farage was a guest at the event alongside people who have praised Putin and spread far-right memes. The Brexit Party leader asked them for money and “all the help we can get”.
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You can see he's against the privileged establishment. Only the disposessed, the poor, and the voiceless take tea at the Ritz.
 
summerisle said:
I'm sure Belinda de Lucy, and hubby (Raymond Mckeeve), will share the pain of the 'economic disruption'.

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/media/universityofexeter/strategyandsecurityinstitute/images/carousel/ssi-logo.jpg
University of Exeter

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Mr Raymond McKeeve
Raymond is a corporate finance partner at Jones Day. He is widely regarded as a leading private equity specialist.
He advises many of the leading private equity houses, sovereign wealth funds and their investee companies as well as some of the leading lenders into the leverage market across all areas of corporate practice, including acquisitions, disposals, restructurings and ecm work
His practice covers both the domestic UK market as well as a broad international offering including MENA and sub Saharan Africa. Raymond also sits in a personal capacity on the MOD Defence Reform Unit chaired by Lord Levene.


Raymond_McKeeve.jpg


Meanwhile 'mum of four', as if that gives you special powers, Belinda de Lucy sits on the board of :



Funny how all these anti-establishment people are in fact the epitome of the establishment.
So listen to her equate herself with 'ordinary people'.

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Utter scum.

Good job I dont rule the world. For their sakes.
 
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