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I'm not sure myself mate, but when he stood up to speak in Parliament there were generally fireworks.
He seemed a (cough) colourful character who was quite entertaining to watch.
Not many of em left.
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He seemed a (cough) colourful character who was quite entertaining to watch.
Not many of em left.
summerisle
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Sunak vs Neil is actually quite interesting - over the economy, it is rare to see someone who actually knows what they are talking about answer questions.
I don't agree with the vast majority of what he stands for but it is refreshing to hear answers rather than memorized platitudes.
edit: especially him explaining to Neil that 25% of people cannot be "middle earners"
I don't agree with the vast majority of what he stands for but it is refreshing to hear answers rather than memorized platitudes.
edit: especially him explaining to Neil that 25% of people cannot be "middle earners"
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Sunak is really scraping the barrel now. What's next?
Everyone who didn't go to public school is to be denied a passport?
Everyone who didn't go to public school is to be denied a passport?
So, when human rights are binned, that means the asylum seekers get the rwanda flights asap.
then it'll be the prison population.
then it'll be those that attend the wrong* church
then those aligned with any side that isn't the oppressors
lastly and most spectacularly will be the poor.
no idea whose cutting their lawns, making their coffee, and driving their taxis in the glorious thousand year reich...
then it'll be the prison population.
then it'll be those that attend the wrong* church
then those aligned with any side that isn't the oppressors
lastly and most spectacularly will be the poor.
no idea whose cutting their lawns, making their coffee, and driving their taxis in the glorious thousand year reich...
Given his links to the Hindu-nationalist administration in India, I know the Sikh community in Britain is pretty unnerved by the prospect of Sunak in charge.
Rishi Sunak, Britain’s Most Popular Minister, Has Felt the Heat of India’s Autocracy
Chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak saw first-hand the manner in which Infosys Foundation – run by his in-laws – was unfairly targeted, until Narayana Murthy stopped making critical comments about the Modi-Shah regime.
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Of course, now we're doing our best to ostracise our largest trading partner, we'll increasingly have to cozy up to such regimes, which I suppose is another Brexit bonus.
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'Electoral autocracy': The downgrading of India's democracy
Three different reports have downgraded India's democracy recently - and the government is not happy.
www.bbc.co.uk
peteblue
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Sunak is toast … Boris has a better chance than ‘ready4rishy’…..
peteblue
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Of course, now we're doing our best to ostracise our largest trading partner, we'll increasingly have to cozy up to such regimes, which I suppose is another Brexit bonus.
'Electoral autocracy': The downgrading of India's democracy
Three different reports have downgraded India's democracy recently - and the government is not happy.
Our exports to the EU had been reducing year on year until the vote. I read the other day that our exports have now increased by about 27% since 2016……sorry, wrong thread….
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