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anyway its all hung parliaments from here on. |
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Oh no, i was referring to the pounds :D |
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Somewhere in the region of 63% of his vote in the northern Labour heartlands voted to leave and now he runs the risk of alienating many of them. Probably made easier by his realisation he'll never become PM but no chance of any public admittance. |
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Labour voters & MPs = predominately cosmopolitan progressives, cosmopolitan progressives = predominately Remainers. But I've never doubted Mr 'impartial on Brexit' Citizen smith was a closet brexiteer, just not quite for the same set of reasons a Farage & co. Probably mostly because the EU is bed fellows with all the dodgy Banker types. But if he ever becomes PM he will quickly realize that they can punch him alot harder than he can punch them. |
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It took me a while but now i get it :P :haha:
Alot of Americans won't. |
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This, on the other hand... https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...ny-as-11-times |
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Your article is kind of non applicable, in that I didn't support the Leave campaign either, so i'm not going to try and defend them. Also you do realize an anti leave Guardian article has only marginally more weight than an Anti Remain Daily Mail article. Right?. I don't wish to argue about it anymore, I made my position clear enough earlier, if we disagree - well, it happens. |
I'd rather believe the Guardian, but we can agree to .. at least that the EU is not run by saints :haha:
We'll have to let the vatican run this show :oops: |
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ouch, just saw the news :dead:
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I fugured you hadn't seen it at the time of posting :03:
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