bluethrunthru
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Too little too late
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General Election - 4th July 2024
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bluethrunthru
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as Trevor Phillips makes his case I can't work out whether Dowden is about to sob or just shout FUCK OFF ....... FUCK OFF and run away
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Couldn’t agree more. Country is on its arse and needs fixing, no doubt. Changing the voting system, outlawing foreign ownership of the media, getting rid of the HOL, public ownership of vital services, proper infrastructure spending, investing in people and skills and becoming part of the single market, would be a start….Yes, in that regard, of course. For me it’s been an incredible trajectory in terms of career, earnings, City and so many things. The best period of my life without a doubt. And I was on the floor in 2010 and 2011. So miles better for me.
But I don’t think the country is a better place. It’s discernibly worse based on a wide range of metrics.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I would sign up to all of those, mate.Couldn’t agree more. Country is on its arse and needs fixing, no doubt. Changing the voting system, outlawing foreign ownership of the media, getting rid of the HOL, public ownership of vital services, proper infrastructure spending, investing in people and skills and becoming part of the single market, would be a start….
Blue and true
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It would be interesting to know on what metrics he's basing his outlandish claim.Apparently, according to Sunak, this country is a better place to live than in 2010. Well seemingly the strength of the hallucinogens you can get your hands on has indeed improved but aside from that not so much.
gordondaviesmoustache
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None.It would be interesting to know on what metrics he's basing his outlandish claim.
Worsleyweb
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Too little too late
Isn’t it funny you will be elated Thursday night - I am genuinely that fearful of labour that leaving this county seems the most likely option. We are seriously debating a life in Canada as a family. I genuinely think they will be an unmitigated disaster. Look at Birmingham council as an example of where I think we will end up. Sad worrying times.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I’ve dealt with many Tory run/de facto run councils that are far worse run than Birmingham. West Northamptonshire and Cheshire East spring to mind.Isn’t it funny you will be elated Thursday night - I am genuinely that fearful of labour that leaving this county seems the most likely option. We are seriously debating a life in Canada as a family. I genuinely think they will be an unmitigated disaster. Look at Birmingham council as an example of where I think we will end up. Sad worrying times.
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west didsblue
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Could be helpful to net migration figures if a load of fearful dejected Tories emigrate. If they flood the market with their properties it could also bring down house prices. Seems like a good plan.
Scottyboi
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Isn’t it funny you will be elated Thursday night - I am genuinely that fearful of labour that leaving this county seems the most likely option. We are seriously debating a life in Canada as a family. I genuinely think they will be an unmitigated disaster. Look at Birmingham council as an example of where I think we will end up. Sad worrying times.
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