YellowTaxi
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Nothing like a bit of old style Parliamentary corruption- you’re so daring. The people have spoken !I can almost taste the outrage - yes please ?
Nothing like a bit of old style Parliamentary corruption- you’re so daring. The people have spoken !I can almost taste the outrage - yes please ?
Nothing like a bit of old style Parliamentary corruption- you’re so daring. The people have spoken !
The Brexit Party isn’t a Party -it’s a private company
Amazing how this collection of shysters crooks and racists has won the hearts of bashamwonderland essexyellows and Gary Baldi
And the Big Russian oligarchs .
Stop telling lies. He wanted Norway at the start.He’s wanted a no deal from the start.
Supposedly 20-30 candidates said they were stepping aside if Farage didn't change tack on fighting every seat and there was a lot of pressure internally to do the right thing in the bigger picture. I see the conspiracy details that are floating around, but this is one for Occam's Razor.On the one hand, this is the only sensible course of action Farage could take.
His stance of fighting every seat would have cost the Tories votes and possibly MPs they needed, and would've put Brexit at greater risk.
So this is - belatedly - the sensible move by him.
But still, it's a bit of a 360 from last week, when "Boris tells us this is a great new deal. It is not. It is a bad old treaty. And simply, it is not Brexit".
Either he's been bribed (possible) or simply pressured beyond his limit by the other Leavers (and the Donald).
Agree.The campaigns are depressing me already. Both Labour and the Tories are more interested in 'playing the man, not the ball'. Is this what we've become? Some kind of US-lite where petty Point scoring over minor incidents and shouting loudest are more important than any actual policies?
And the Lib Dems seems to have found the Maybot's presidential style campaign literature and are determined to run it.The campaigns are depressing me already. Both Labour and the Tories are more interested in 'playing the man, not the ball'. Is this what we've become? Some kind of US-lite where petty Point scoring over minor incidents and shouting loudest are more important than any actual policies?