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Oct 2022
12:08am, 23 Oct 2022
28,752 posts
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Johnny Blaze
“Sunak & Johnson are apparently meeting now.
You must be ecstatic to have left the EU so that a former Chancellor who quit because of a disgraced PM is now meeting that disgrace to cut a deal about who governs the United Kingdom, and you get absolutely no say in any of it.”
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Oct 2022
12:18am, 23 Oct 2022
91,709 posts
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swittle
So: how and where does the estimable Jeremy Hunt feature in all these prognostications?
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Oct 2022
12:30am, 23 Oct 2022
28,753 posts
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Johnny Blaze
Where does anything resembling a policy platform exist in this one week campaign? It’s a beauty contest between the vain and the stupid.
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Oct 2022
1:40am, 23 Oct 2022
5,216 posts
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run free
Is this really democracy?
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Oct 2022
7:43am, 23 Oct 2022
7,094 posts
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Fields
Meanwhile on planet continuity remain, a genuine quote from a marcher yesterday. Spare a thought for the biggest victims, the second home owners 😅
Tony Harold, 44, from Poole, who works in the share market, said that Brexit affected him as he has a property in Spain.
He said: “Personally, I have a second home in Spain, and I’ve been impacted directly.
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Oct 2022
7:56am, 23 Oct 2022
13,166 posts
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Little Nemo
OMG, I share a birthday with JRM! 
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Oct 2022
8:05am, 23 Oct 2022
28,754 posts
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Johnny Blaze
How’s them Lexit Socialist Sunlit Uplands working out for you,Fields? Hasn’t unshackling our country from the neoliberal EU facilitated the Corbynite revolution?
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Oct 2022
8:15am, 23 Oct 2022
7,095 posts
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Fields
You don’t think the ongoing and hopefully final destruction of the tories as an electoral force we are presently witnessing is going to ultimately be of benefit for the left?
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Oct 2022
8:21am, 23 Oct 2022
28,755 posts
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Johnny Blaze
If by the Left you mean a 35 point lead for Keir Starmer, I agree. It ain’t helping independent MP JC much though.
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Oct 2022
10:24am, 23 Oct 2022
28,756 posts
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Johnny Blaze
"Boris Johnson appears intent on going all the way
At the 8am call this morning he was 'dressed for the job' - one colleague was surprised to see he had his shirt tucked in."
That's the calibre of leader the country is prepared to accept - a big boy who tucks his shirt in. Stellar leadership there.
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