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Pissflaps posted:The point is that this sighting was a day before her health was even in question. There's this website called infowars dot com that would suit you down to the ground.
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Gonzo McFee posted:There's this website called infowars dot com that would suit you down to the ground. I don't think you understand the sequence of events.
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UKMT, the thread where it is you who is the one with the headstaggers when you post a fairly innocuous tweet about MPs being at the pub without considering if it's all a ploy by the extreme right to discredit them when they don't turn up to vote for Brexit the day after.
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I just said it was an unreliable source.
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Apparently there's a photo of the three of them in the pub, but I don't see how a few adults going for a quick drink after work is somehow damning. Anyway, Abbot participated in Commons debates without issue before the vote, so she clearly wasn't that badly hungover, if hungover at all. Supposedly she suffered a migraine shortly before the vote. That may or may not be real - if it is, it's certainly got to be the most politically convenient migraine of the last few decades since it allowed her to avoid breaking the whip or voting to Leave while representing one of the most pro-Remain constituencies in the country. Possibly the most fortuitously timed migraine in history, in fact.
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OwlFancier posted:Not sure it's super pertinent either way tbh. Well only if you care if she was lying or not.
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Only person who has come out of this looking good is Ken Clarke. Not that it makes him any more likeable mind, but at least he's been honest and his constituents have always known that no matter which way they voted he was always going to vote against.
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If Clive Lewis ends up resigning at the final reading I think he'll also be owed some respect for that. Hopefully it won't come to it but we'll see.
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OwlFancier posted:If Clive Lewis ends up resigning at the final reading I think he'll also be owed some respect for that. Why?
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Clive Lewis is the last best hope for the party as has been properly established by two Guardian articles.
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Actually, David Milliband is the last best hope for the party, as has been established by his failure to defeat a man incapable of eating a bacon sandwich and the slow, inevitable collapse of the political consensus he represents.
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David Milliband would have won in 2015 because the papers couldn't have run the 'holds food funny' or 'Marxist dad' campaigns they ran against Ed.
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Pissflaps posted:It's the dog in the house fire comic but it's not the house on fire it's the Labour Party and instead of saying 'this is fine' the dog is making epic burns against a guy that left British politics seven years ago. I'm not in the Labour party, Pissflaps. It's not my problem to fix. In any case, the point isn't that David Milliband is still relevant, it's that people still think his politics is.
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Alertrelic posted:I'm not in the Labour party, Pissflaps. It's not my problem to fix.
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Alertrelic posted:I'm not in the Labour party, Pissflaps. It's not my problem to fix. Who knows. Corbyn's certainly don't seem to be attracting much interest.
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jBrereton posted:name some of those people http://www.progressonline.org.uk/
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One of the advantages of being a student is you can easily recognise the "thrown a sickie to get out of a 9am lecture". Abbott's migraine is the closest parliamentary equivalent to this since John Major had his wisdom teeth removed. e: also in student-like behaviour https://twitter.com/law_and_policy/status/827192120918339584 TinTower fucked around with this message at 17:39 on Feb 2, 2017 |
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TinTower posted:One of the advantages of being a student is you can easily recognise the "thrown a sickie to get out of a 9am lecture". Abbott's migraine is the closest parliamentary equivalent to this since John Major had his wisdom teeth removed. Which means that the White Paper didn't exist before the vote.
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Or else someone removed an apostrophe, saved it as the final draft, and sent it for printing at 04:17? jfc
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I like the implication that they only said sorry to him after blowing up his car, not that he'll get compensated at all.
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OwlFancier posted:I like the implication that they only said sorry to him after blowing up his car, not that he'll get compensated at all. Is that not exactly what's going to happen though
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Renaissance Robot posted:Is that not exactly what's going to happen though It is basically impossible to get compensated if the police damage your property and had some kind of suspicion it was crime-related.
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Gonzo McFee posted:Crosspost from Scotpol thread. Close the Scottish parliament.
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Pochoclo posted:SNP is pretty much the only remaining sane-ish party in the UK, hopefully soon the Republic of Scotland. The SNP are pro monarchy.
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