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Gort posted:A tory MP is promising to castrate Gove: He wasn't using it very well anyway.
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Gort posted:A tory MP is promising to castrate Gove:
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Gonzo McFee posted:He wasn't using it very well anyway. Brutal.
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Probably been posted a jillion times by now but one of my customers sent me this link today http://thebrexitplan.com/ It... its good to laugh
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Megaspel posted:What's everyone's opinions on the Lib Dems? They've been a butt of some jokes for a while but they don't seem so bad, and they've contributed plenty to the UK. They seem to be gaining traction as people become angry with the Tories and Labour seem to be rejecting Corbyn, who could be seen as a symbol for further left views. 
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Jul 1, 2016 14:19
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Let's all contemplate the Labour Brexit strategy:
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Barry the Sprout posted:In the interests of Correct Facts, Bella Sankey is the current director of Liberty. Shami Chakrabarti stood down earlier this year. lol! Bella made director of Liberty? Nice! I used to know her when she worked in legal at Comsec
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Let's all contemplate the Labour Brexit strategy: Totally unacceptable, where's my drat Unicorn.
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Jul 1, 2016 14:27
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vodkat posted:What madness is this, the fanatically market worshiping Gove is attacking the bankers whilst Little Red Book loving McDonnoll is busy sticking up for there interests The structural problems that come from having large, powerful international banks will remain if they go to France or Germany; it's just we will neither get the tax money from them nor be able to regulate them. Aiming to keep them in Britain is the only sensible choice.
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Deptfordx posted:Totally unacceptable, where's my drat Unicorn. I'm pretty sure Scotland gets to keep their national animal when they secede
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Pounded In The Butt By The Ever Changing Treachery of Right Wing Neoliberalism by Chuck Gove
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MrL_JaKiri posted:The structural problems that come from having large, powerful international banks will remain if they go to France or Germany; it's just we will neither get the tax money from them nor be able to regulate them. Aiming to keep them in Britain is the only sensible choice. Don't forget to stretch after these acrobatics friend 
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Let's all contemplate the Labour Brexit strategy: Still not gonna happen though. There's no way that the EU is giving the UK free market access without freedom of movement.
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Verizian posted:Until they get rid of all the Polish people. As was posted in the June thread there's been people singing on the streets about kicking out the gays after they've finished with the Poles. Can I point out that this is because "gays" was the only thing they could think of that vaguely rhymes with "waves", rather than any active homophobic vendetta.
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The Tories are already preparing for the Jew-baiting that always comes in times of economic turmoil. The (frankly disgusting) campaign against Ed Miliband last year was a rehearsal.HJB posted:Can I point out that this is because "gays" was the only thing they could think of that vaguely rhymes with "waves", rather than any active homophobic vendetta. Genuine lol if you don't think the fash will turn on gay people.
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Friendly Humour posted:Still not gonna happen though. There's no way that the EU is giving the UK free market access without freedom of movement. Really? Here I was, thinking this guy was the shining bright light of realpolitik we sorely needed
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HJB posted:Can I point out that this is because "gays" was the only thing they could think of that vaguely rhymes with "waves", rather than any active homophobic vendetta.
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Let's all contemplate the Labour Brexit strategy: John McDonnell posted:I was stating the formal reality as it stands - not talking about Labour's position on free movement From the exact loving article you linked to for Christ's sake
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Jul 1, 2016 14:34
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Don't forget to stretch after these acrobatics friend So do you have reasons to disagree with what I said
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Really? Here I was, thinking this guy was the shining bright light of realpolitik we sorely needed I'm sure he is, but the problem is the attitude of the Europeans, which can be roughly summarized in "gently caress Britain". There's very little incentive to be considerate towards British interests at this point, and the longer the government's vacillating about not invoking article 50 goes on, the more this sentiment is going to grow among the leadership.
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Guavanaut posted:'Daves' is a better rhyme and doesn't come with the historical inferences or being a poo poo person. 
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That's pretty good but nothing tops the used car salesman cover of New Britain.
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Friendly Humour posted:I'm sure he is, but the problem is the attitude of the Europeans, which can be roughly summarized in "gently caress Britain". There's very little incentive to be considerate towards British interests at this point, and the longer the government's vacillating about not invoking article 50 goes on, the more this sentiment is going to grow among the leadership. I think I can speak for all Europeans when I say we welcome his solidly pragmatic proposition of "brits get what they
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I mean if they picked a word that doesn't actually rhyme with "waves" I imagine they probably mean it.
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Jul 1, 2016 14:39
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MrL_JaKiri posted:So do you have reasons to disagree with what I said Not really, I just think you could write "because money lol" with less carpal tunnel strain
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Wikkheiser posted:That's pretty good but nothing tops the used car salesman cover of New Britain. That looks like a Private Eye cover at a quick glance.
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Not really, I just think you could write "because money lol" with less carpal tunnel strain who the hell bought you that av i drew that ages ago and it keeps turning up places
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Jul 1, 2016 14:43
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Megaspel posted:What's everyone's opinions on the Lib Dems? They've been a butt of some jokes for a while but they don't seem so bad, and they've contributed plenty to the UK. They seem to be gaining traction as people become angry with the Tories and Labour seem to be rejecting Corbyn, who could be seen as a symbol for further left views. Lib Dems are that kid in school who really wants everyone to like them and will do anything to prove it, not realizing that neediness is why no one likes them in the first place.
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Can we call the current labour situation "the war of the roses"?
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Its okay guys those lads were only singing about getting rid of all the gays because it was a good rhyme. They didn't mean anything by it. It was jus a bit of bantz~
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Not really, I just think you could write "because money lol" with less carpal tunnel strain Oh, I thought I cared about bank regulation but thanks for letting me know that I actually don't
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Kurtofan posted:Can we call the current labour situation "the war of the roses"? war of the rosettes
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Kurtofan posted:Can we call the current labour situation "the war of the roses"? Dickhead of Pork Gave Referendum in Vain
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Oberleutnant posted:Its okay guys those lads were only singing about getting rid of all the gays because it was a good rhyme. They didn't mean anything by it. It was jus a bit of bantz~ You people are incorrigible.
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Friendly Humour posted:Still not gonna happen though. There's no way that the EU is giving the UK free market access without freedom of movement. Yeah, that deal would be lopsided as hell in favour of the UK, and you don't have any bargaining chips or goodwill left in the EU at this point.
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Junior G-man posted:Hey, you should probably take 20 minutes of your life not to talk about Michael Gove and Corbae to watch this very interesting interview with Mark Blyth (A Good Egg) about neoliberalism, european economics, Greece and Brexit. I like the bit at 11 minutes where he says people will come for those who live in the Hamptons and he just has a straight face while everyone laughs.
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Bedshaped posted:I like the bit at 11 minutes where he says people will come for those who live in the Hamptons and he just has a straight face while everyone laughs. I enjoyed this when it surfaced last month - it was interesting. He raises points about Scottish independence too. And I know that facists just love our fabulous selves (but are concerned about further flooding from God when we do heathen things like allow Gay Marriage.) I may be incorrigible, but i'm also alive and healthy, two things that gay people and fash tend to disagree on.
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