mosssideblue
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With you. Not seeing it
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ganganvince
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But then again I could never see anything in those magic eye puzzles.With you. Not seeing it
TinFoilHat
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Halloween is next weekend. Why did that school invite a Victorian ghoul a week early?
Alan Harper's Tash
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He probably gets booked quite early for Halloween. There aren’t many haunted pencils around.Halloween is next weekend. Why did that school invite a Victorian ghoul a week early?
bluethrunthru
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another tory shown to have lied to the house
MillionMilesAway
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another tory shown to have lied to the house
I think it's entirely plausible to claim that phone lines can be 'besieged' if more call in than there is time to see.
I don't think it's a surprise that they don't take walk-ins, given the MP's murder in Essex.
bluethrunthru
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I think it's entirely plausible to claim that phone lines can be 'besieged' if more call in than there is time to see.
I don't think it's a surprise that they don't take walk-ins, given the MP's murder in Essex.
she doesn't even live there and is seldom seen there - she is a poundshop Dorries and thats saying something. Its a recurring pattern and problem they have in the NE red wall seats - loadsa UKIP chancers got elected and thought that was that no work needed after that.
MillionMilesAway
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she doesn't even live there and is seldom seen there - she is a poundshop Dorries and thats saying something. Its a recurring pattern and problem they have in the NE red wall seats - loadsa UKIP chancers got elected and thought that was that no work needed after that.
I have no reason to disbelieve that of her, but that is a different issue.
The Future’s Blue!
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Is there any support?
BrianW
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As I have said before, the fundamental problem is the FPTP voting system. This forces anyone who wants political power to join one of two broad coalitions, commonly known as 'The Conservative Party' and 'The Labour Party'.
The current problems within the Tory Party arise from its deep divisions. Among other identifiable types within it are 'One Nation' paternalists, libertarians, UKIP types, and those who are more or less fascists. It's unsustainable. It should split into two or three parties, but if it did, not one of those parties would have a hope of being elected under our bent system. Indeed, they would be fortunate to win a seat. It is a hopeless recipe for stable government, these various groups being forced under one banner. It's rather like us having a supporters club that takes in City, Rags, Redscouse, Arsenal, and Hampshire Cricket Club. Beyond absurd.
Labour is no different in essence, except that Starmer is currently enforcing a sterile 'unity' and throwing out anyone who dares dissent.
The current problems within the Tory Party arise from its deep divisions. Among other identifiable types within it are 'One Nation' paternalists, libertarians, UKIP types, and those who are more or less fascists. It's unsustainable. It should split into two or three parties, but if it did, not one of those parties would have a hope of being elected under our bent system. Indeed, they would be fortunate to win a seat. It is a hopeless recipe for stable government, these various groups being forced under one banner. It's rather like us having a supporters club that takes in City, Rags, Redscouse, Arsenal, and Hampshire Cricket Club. Beyond absurd.
Labour is no different in essence, except that Starmer is currently enforcing a sterile 'unity' and throwing out anyone who dares dissent.