Jan 2020
10:10pm, 28 Jan 2020
3,050 posts
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Bob!
I once saw Oasis, am I a 2?
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Jan 2020
6:17am, 29 Jan 2020
690 posts
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Dave W
The Ultra-Brexiteers, and now quite a lot of them that aren't ultra-, are hoping that if they stay quiet that we'll just drift out of the EU without a deal when the transition period ends and nobody will notice. If anything, anything at all good is to come of this, I hope it is that the country as a whole, and by country I mean England because everywhere else in the UK seems to have cottoned on to the fact that they're a bunch of lying chancers, finally sees this shower for what they are and the damage they have caused, and they NEVER get voted in again. One can but hope. |
Jan 2020
6:55am, 29 Jan 2020
10,555 posts
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Markymarkmark
Unfortunately, Dave, that's not what history of post-WW2 elections suggests. And given the Loyal Opposition are in complete disarray and look like they might be for some considerable time, I'm not sure there is any silver lining to be found. 😣 |
Jan 2020
1:18pm, 29 Jan 2020
10,207 posts
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larkim
Pah, they are stuck in the 70s these Tories, renationalising industries and kowtowing to the Unions  theguardian.com |
Jan 2020
1:22pm, 29 Jan 2020
2,557 posts
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J2R
I'm assuming they're getting absolutely panned for this by the Telegraph, Mail, Sun and Express? Otherwise it would be utterly hypocritical of these newspapers, wouldn't it, having torn into Labour for just such policies?
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Jan 2020
5:44pm, 29 Jan 2020
8,368 posts
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simbil
There is that, but then again it is not exactly the same thing as Labour would seek to nationalise forever whilst the Tories stated aim is still to get some public/private arrangement in place at some stage.
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Jan 2020
6:02pm, 29 Jan 2020
284 posts
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Stander
Not that there was any doubt. But it’s done. EU ratified. |
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Jan 2020
6:20pm, 29 Jan 2020
3,051 posts
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Bob!
So are Arriva (who ran Northern) going to be excluded from bidding for any Rail franchises in the future?
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Jan 2020
10:45pm, 29 Jan 2020
10,575 posts
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Markymarkmark
So we now enter a longish period of uncertainty where we take EH rules but have no say in making them, and negotiate trade agreements to replace the ones we already had. <Sigh>. |
Jan 2020
11:13pm, 29 Jan 2020
33,043 posts
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LindsD
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