Reintroduction of Grammar Schools, privatisation of public services like within the NHS and Fire and Rescue plus associated disputes, slashing the welfare budgets, food banks the list goes on. We have been lurching for some time mate.
The classic Tory policy is labours fault doublethink.lolAnd thanks to the labour members, voting for a continued weak opposition we will continue lurching for some years yet. Cheers labour members for betraying those in need of a labour government.
There's a reason she's keeping her cards close to her chest and it's because we've got a shit ton of negotiating that will be taking place of the next few years.
She can't be coming out saying "I'm going to try for this and that", you'll then get those on the continent thinking "hold on a minute".
When City are negotiating a transfer they don't notify the fans before they do the deal do they? It's quite simply stupidly bad for business.
There's little coming out of Downing Street because they're incredibly busy planning the future of the country and everything will be revealed when the time is right.
And thanks to the labour members, voting for a continued weak opposition we will continue lurching for some years yet. Cheers labour members for betraying those in need of a labour government.
Do you honestly beleive Corbyn will be our next prime minister.? If not then labour aren't doing their job. If you do good luck to you, I heard the same from my Michael Foot supporting friends all those years ago.tripe, in a mug.
Bumbling Boris was given short shrift by his EU counterparts last week when he made claims about keeping the benefits of RU membership with no free movement - they offered to send him a copy of the Lisbon Treaty in simple English if he didn't get what it said - his Old Etonian wooly haired buffoon trick doesn't wash outside the UK - unfortunately for you its them he has to deal with effectively not Labour. It would have been Labour had he not played the **** in the referendum then got out cunted by Gove who in turn was fucked over - both of them will have the knives out for May - as wil many others
And thanks to the labour members, voting for a continued weak opposition we will continue lurching for some years yet. Cheers labour members for betraying those in need of a labour government.
Haha played the ****. That again is your opinion, 52% of the country disagree with you. The real **** in the referendum was the man leading Labour who turned on 4 decades of his own principle to see to it that he remained leader.
No country has ever left the EU before, nobody knows what it's going to look like exactly in a few years but at least we'll have the ability to 100% govern ourselves. The arrogant bureaucratic nob heads that have disenfranchised half of Europe are going to lash out in bitterness for the time being, until they calm down and realise they need the UK. When push comes to shove expect us to be far closer to Europe in trade than the remain campaign suggest. The Lisbon Treaty has been changed a fair few times and considering no one has yet left the EU, a change wouldn't be the strangest thing to happen.
Silly you indeed. If you dont understand a need for an electable opposition.Oh so its all the fault of the Labour opposition - the Tory Government didn't do any of that - silly me.