Jan 2020
3:13pm, 28 Jan 2020
6,227 posts
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jda
No worries, nations will bow down before the power of Innovative Jam.
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Jan 2020
3:16pm, 28 Jan 2020
19,096 posts
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DeeGee
And we can get our lovely gooey cake beyond just France: |
Jan 2020
4:50pm, 28 Jan 2020
1,689 posts
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Zorba
Rebecca Wrong-Daily saying she would not block another Sep referendum .....Luckily , it will not be in her party's gift for another 10 years , if ever .
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Jan 2020
4:55pm, 28 Jan 2020
15,830 posts
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Bazoaxe
I cant believe I will type this but I have some sympathy with the SNP position on Westminster holding the decision on if another referendum can held. However I don't think those powers should be transferred without some agreed parameters otherwise the SNP would have us voting until they got the answer they wanted. At the very least there should be at least 50% of voters having voted for a party that supports independence and maybe it should even be 50% of the eligible voters or 60% of those that actually vote and there should also be something about the time between votes. |
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Jan 2020
5:02pm, 28 Jan 2020
6,229 posts
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jda
It sounds complicated trying to make a GE also a referendum on whether to have a referendum!
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Jan 2020
5:13pm, 28 Jan 2020
23,025 posts
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Johnny Blaze
I've been reading some interesting stuff about the likely complexities of the FTA and the prospects of any kind of "deal" by December. It looks like an awful plate of spaghetti and I wonder how much of the government's current radio silence on Brexit is because the penny is finally dropping on what they have got themselves into. It certainly looks like NI has some major problems ahead, regardless of what the Blonde Idiot thinks.
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Jan 2020
5:15pm, 28 Jan 2020
6,230 posts
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jda
It's just the same can kicking except this time the UK has backed itself into a much worse corner than it was in previously. Dug the hole deeper, so to speak.
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Jan 2020
5:19pm, 28 Jan 2020
8,367 posts
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simbil
Dug the hole deeper, now pointing at the hole and saying optimistically this looks like a great hole to jump down, sorry about the inevitable casualties. Agree with first para Bazo and it is a sensible position for Labour to facilitate as unionists seem to be largely lost cause devout Tories and the SNP won't be around forever one way or another so it is worth being on their side to appeal to those votes as well as it being the fairest solution to the upcoming constitutional changes. |
Jan 2020
5:34pm, 28 Jan 2020
3,705 posts
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run free
Renationalisation of the Northern Rail to be confirmed by Wednesday and then potentially South West Rail within 2 months..... so perhaps Tories have listened a little to Labour  ft.com |
Jan 2020
9:21pm, 28 Jan 2020
33,026 posts
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LindsD
I like the Kensit score. Didn't know Grant Shapp's brother was in BAD. I was at a party with Liam Gallagher once. Does that make mine 2? |
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