Drifter
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Anne Milton resigns
You are so right.It made perfect sense and probably reflects the views of a vast silent majority of moderate people in this country from both sides of the political divide.
But our politicians are not interested in representing them.
It's a shame because reality is she is a self serving Tory just like the rest of her party. They've caused this mess. No amount of spin is going to change that.i am now. Her laugh after that wheat field question is one of the most sympathetic things i've ever seen from her. She looks a lot more relaxed than usually. Missed most of the speech though.
I don't see how it benefits USA, China or India. They could deal with less bureaucracy by dealing with the EU as a whole and have a single trade deal with the bloc. If EU collapses, they'll have to deal with each nation individually and that brings its own complications in terms of producing goods to satisfy 28 different regulatory bodies instead of one.I'd be pretty interested knowing how many MP's have links/affiliation/mutual interest of some kind with foreign nations who would then benefit by having a hard Brexit.
Tradewise, or politically the breakup of the EU most would likely to benefit are the USA, China, Russia, India.
Nothing worse than a young tory. Horrible group of pompous cretins.The fecking state of these two young Tories on bbc1 now.
Disgusting.
Honestly, you shouldn't judge people on their appearance I know.Nothing worse than a young tory. Horrible group of pompous cretins.
Easier to deal with and bully smaller nations in terms of trade deals than a United powerful massive block like the EU. India would benefit massively with any trade deals by our mutual links dating back since colonisation.I don't see how it benefits USA, China or India. They could deal with less bureaucracy by dealing with the EU as a whole and have a single trade deal with the bloc. If EU collapses, they'll have to deal with each nation individually and that brings its own complications in terms of producing goods to satisfy 28 different regulatory bodies instead of one.
Russia does benefit the most but even they actually want to bring down NATO so that they don't have adversary forces sitting in Eastern Europe, which they consider to be their own backyard.
I'd be pretty interested knowing how many MP's have links/affiliation/mutual interest of some kind with foreign nations who would then benefit by having a hard Brexit.
Tradewise, or politically the breakup of the EU most would likely to benefit are the USA, China, Russia, India.
Obviously!Probably not as many as would benefit from the UK's continued membership of the EU....
Makes sense to be relaxed once the self serving is over. To be clear, that one positive statement by me about her doesn't mean I support her. It's her unlimited incompetence that I detest though, not the self serving bit.It's a shame because reality is she is a self serving Tory just like the rest of her party. They've caused this mess. No amount of spin is going to change that.
The king is dead, long live the king.
Yes and this whole thing being dragged out.Anyone else irritated by the way Boris claps?
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Complete silence til he mentioned defeating Corbyn.Terrible speech
Always worth saying that capacity of wembley stadium just picked a prime minster for a country of 66 million.
I turned of Sky the moment he started. There is no point in listening to a liar who changes his lies every half an hour.Terrible speech
Fk off those 28 were voted for unlike your exclusive membership club.Always worth saying that 28 people picked the Presidents of a group of countries with 500 million people.
Mumbling stammering shite.Terrible speech
Fk off those 28 where voted for unlike you're exclusive membership club.
You have a really hard time understanding democracy, right?I'm
I'm not a member of any political party - but you could have joined the Tory Party and voted if you feel so bad about it....
ANd let's not forget - I didn't vote for 27 of them because I wasn't allowed to, just like the other 500 million of us.