The Conservative Party

[bluethrunthru]

Sorry you actually think it’s easier to get from every constituency in Britain to…coventry (intersection of m1 and M6 )than it is London?you think mps are flying to parliament? You think dignitaries can’t get to London easily?

Even for a crackpot idea this is particularly crackpot

I know there’s a section of people who think it’s a criminal offence that the government is based in the capital but there is a reason every single country in the world does it.

Suit yourself - best to spend £22 BILLION restoring a leaky damp old place where sex offenders and alcoholics work that is so safe terrorist attacks have resulted in deaths - makes sense.

Also Birmingham Airport and East Mids Airport are close enough by and if you check you might be surprised as to how many airports and miles of motorway there are in the UK - we have trains too.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Sorry you actually think it’s easier to get from every constituency in Britain to…coventry (intersection of m1 and M6 )than it is London?you think mps are flying to parliament? You think dignitaries can’t get to London easily?

Even for a crackpot idea this is particularly crackpot

I know there’s a section of people who think it’s a criminal offence that the government is based in the capital but there is a reason every single country in the world does it.

You are wrong.

Which city is home to the Parliament of the Netherlands?

Are you not aware of countries moving their capital to decentralise and deconcentrate power and wealth in overpopulated areas.

E. g. Brazil and Nigeria.

Capital change: A look at some countries that have moved their capitals - Nigeria: Lagos to Abuja

Rio de Janeiro was its capital for ages. But the city was crowded, government buildings were far apart and traffic was heavy. So the government decided to create a new city specifically developed to be the capital. Brasilia was born on April 21, 1960, four years after the toil of architects...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[domalino]

You are wrong.

Which city is home to the Parliament of the Netherlands?

Are you not aware of countries moving their capital to decentralise and deconcentrate power and wealth in overpopulated areas.

E. g. Brazil and Nigeria.

Capital change: A look at some countries that have moved their capitals - Nigeria: Lagos to Abuja

Rio de Janeiro was its capital for ages. But the city was crowded, government buildings were far apart and traffic was heavy. So the government decided to create a new city specifically developed to be the capital. Brasilia was born on April 21, 1960, four years after the toil of architects...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

Ok I’m sorry, 99% of countries are wrong and you two are right.

 

[domalino]

Suit yourself - best to spend £22 BILLION restoring a leaky damp old place where sex offenders and alcoholics work that is so safe terrorist attacks have resulted in deaths - makes sense.

Also Birmingham Airport and East Mids Airport are close enough by and if you check you might be surprised as to how many airports and miles of motorway there are in the UK - we have trains too.

Suit yourself - best to spend £22 BILLION restoring a leaky damp old place where sex offenders and alcoholics work that is so safe terrorist attacks have resulted in deaths - makes sense.

Also Birmingham Airport and East Mids Airport are close enough by and if you check you might be surprised as to how many airports and miles of motorway there are in the UK - we have trains too.

Just so I’ve got this right, you think the HOP will…just be left derelict to rot if the gov moved out?

 

[bluethrunthru]

Just so I’ve got this right, you think the HOP will…just be left derelict to rot if the gov moved out?

mow where did I say that? Your imagination is running wild and you are making stuff up

 

[domalino]

mow where did I say that? Your imagination is running wild and you are making stuff up

I assumed this meant you weren’t going to restore them

best to spend £22 BILLION restoring a leaky damp old place

Right so you’re still going to pay 22 billion to restore and preserve them, just also spend more money to move the government.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Why can’t we compromise?

Have an new English Parliament building in Milton Keynes and the U.K. Parliament can stay at Westminster.

 

[bluethrunthru]

I assumed this meant you weren’t going to restore them



Right so you’re still going to pay 22 billion to restore and preserve them, just also spend more money to move the government.

No - sell it - or clear the land and sell that for redevelopment - there's a lot of money in that

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Ok I’m sorry, 99% of countries are wrong and you two are right.

You could at least bother to research first before being obnoxious.

Stats are still wrong.

We could continue rebuilding the palace of Westminster to 18th and 19th century standards, and still not fit in all MPs without them standing in the aisles or we can move to a modern building that is fit for purpose.

Could just as easily be somewhere in outer London or outside of the centre.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Why can’t we compromise?

Have an new English Parliament building in Milton Keynes and the U.K. Parliament can stay at Westminster.

What is the point of an English parliament?

When over 84% of the UK population live in England there isn't any point of English devolution unless you do it by regions instead.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

What is the point of an English parliament?

When over 84% of the UK population live in England there isn't any point of English devolution unless you do it by regions instead.

Something else for tourists to visit?

I was merely trying to mediate, not solve our political woes.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

No - sell it - or clear the land and sell that for redevelopment - there's a lot of money in that

It’s not going to be sold. But it will obviously cost a lot more to use as a working building all year round rather than as occasionally for ceremonial purposes or as a museum.

The design and style of the chamber is no longer fit for purpose, and an embarrassment when compared to the modern parliament/assemby buildings in Scotland, Germany and Wales.

 

[bluethrunthru]

It’s not going to be sold. But it will obviously cost a lot more to use as a working building all year round rather than as occasionally for ceremonial purposes or as a museum.

The design and style of the chamber is no longer fit for purpose, and an embarrassment when compared to the modern parliament/assemby buildings in Scotland, Germany and Wales.

the £22bn I quoted as a cost is a Govt estimate - expect costs nearer £50bn to be the reality

 

[bluethrunthru]

Politician gets to inform poseur the effects of the real world

Sunak ignored Wallace’s warning over missing Nato spending commitment – report | ITV News

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace sounded the alarm over a real-terms cut in security spending in a letter according to The Sun. | ITV National News

www.itv.com

 

[The blue phantom]

Don't know where to put this so I'll put it here, There's a Tameside Political group on Facebook which has 9'500 Members. The guy who runs it started it as Tameside/Ashton Chat no politics, Changed the title when he accumulated all these posters to a Political group. He has now Seven right wing Moderators and churns out Dozens of Anti Labour threads daily up until the Local elections. They are desperate to get the Torys in. He's even changed the landscape picture on the group to Anti Labour. It's obviously been a calculated move by him to amass all these Members and then switch what it wanted all along, Surely somethings not right here?

 

[blueinsa]

Don't know where to put this so I'll put it here, There's a Tameside Political group on Facebook which has 9'500 Members. The guy who runs it started it as Tameside/Ashton Chat no politics, Changed the title when he accumulated all these posters to a Political group. He has now Seven right wing Moderators and churns out Dozens of Anti Labour threads daily up until the Local elections. They are desperate to get the Torys in. He's even changed the landscape picture on the group to Anti Labour. It's obviously been a calculated move by him to amass all these Members and then switch what it wanted all along, Surely somethings not right here?

Do the seven right wing moderators all wear uniform?

Brown shirts perhaps?

As for something not being right, well yes, it’s Facebook and it’s full of fucking not rights but I could spend 5 mins and find hundreds of pages and people who do nothing but spread an anti Tory message and want Labour voted in.

It doesn’t mean something isn’t right mate, it’s how it is.

 

[The blue phantom]

Do the seven right wing moderators all wear uniform?

Brown shirts perhaps?

As for something not being right, well yes, it’s Facebook and it’s full of fucking not rights but I could spend 5 mins and find hundreds of pages and people who do nothing but spread an anti Tory message and want Labour voted in.

It doesn’t mean something isn’t right mate, it’s how it is.

No they all post Anti Labour threads and are actively trying to get a Tory run council. Some questioned the Admins motives on why he amassed all these posters as a general group chat and changed it to Political, they were binned. It's got a Daily Mail picture calling Labour Liars as its landscape background to the page. That's pretty conclusive where the groups political leanings are. I was merely pointing out It's a clever/crafty & deceiving way to garner the audience you wanted. Must admit I thought something like this would be against the rules.

 

[Vic]

Too good for the EU thread...

Jacob Rees-Mogg has given the game away – even this government knows Brexit is a disaster | Jonathan Freedland

The founding purpose of the Johnson administration has gone, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

www.theguardian.com

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Too good for the EU thread...

Jacob Rees-Mogg has given the game away – even this government knows Brexit is a disaster | Jonathan Freedland

The founding purpose of the Johnson administration has gone, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

www.theguardian.com

You could say it is unbelievable except that it is believable. The greatest act of self harm ever perpetrated on a country. Lest you forget, no import checks means that we loose out on over £30bn in import duties every year. As I have said previously, that is a lot of hospitals.

 

[bluethrunthru]

You could say it is unbelievable except that it is believable. The greatest act of self harm ever perpetrated on a country. Lest you forget, no import checks means that we loose out on over £30bn in import duties every year. As I have said previously, that is a lot of hospitals.

Its an approach based on their own dogmatic hatred of the EU and they plan to cover it up by throwing as much shit out on a daily basis to confuse the thick sheep who support them and share their hatred.