Fri Oct 25, 2019 7:42 am
rumpo kid wrote:stickywicket wrote:Wales needs saving from itself,How many who voted leave believe that a Tory Government will look after Wales.
If the Scots leave and possibly the Irish we will be at the bequest of a Tory government for years to come.
Wales will still be ruled by a foreign Government.
If a man goes to throw himself off a cliff do you step aside and let him do it ?
Bequest - behest(not trying to be picky mate).
The fantastical paradox of the Nats is that they squeal they dont want English rule, but when asked how Wales would survive, offer nothing but silence.
Fri Oct 25, 2019 11:03 am
Fri Oct 25, 2019 12:31 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Delay as been agreed date to be set probably announced on Monday! Brexit will not happen on 31st now but election is still on cards..
Fri Oct 25, 2019 12:58 pm
Jock wrote:rumpo kid wrote:stickywicket wrote:Wales needs saving from itself,How many who voted leave believe that a Tory Government will look after Wales.
If the Scots leave and possibly the Irish we will be at the bequest of a Tory government for years to come.
Wales will still be ruled by a foreign Government.
If a man goes to throw himself off a cliff do you step aside and let him do it ?
Bequest - behest(not trying to be picky mate).
The fantastical paradox of the Nats is that they squeal they dont want English rule, but when asked how Wales would survive, offer nothing but silence.
Scotland’s even worse, whole independence thing is driven by a hatred of the English.
Q: How will Scotland prosper as an independent country?
A: English basssstards.
Fri Oct 25, 2019 1:27 pm
dogfound wrote:Jock wrote:rumpo kid wrote:stickywicket wrote:Wales needs saving from itself,How many who voted leave believe that a Tory Government will look after Wales.
If the Scots leave and possibly the Irish we will be at the bequest of a Tory government for years to come.
Wales will still be ruled by a foreign Government.
If a man goes to throw himself off a cliff do you step aside and let him do it ?
Bequest - behest(not trying to be picky mate).
The fantastical paradox of the Nats is that they squeal they dont want English rule, but when asked how Wales would survive, offer nothing but silence.
Scotland’s even worse, whole independence thing is driven by a hatred of the English.
Q: How will Scotland prosper as an independent country?
A: English basssstards.
its not so different here mate , some people seem to be more anti English than pro Welsh.
the irony here is should we ever have independence we would continue to be massively dependent on money from English tourists
Fri Oct 25, 2019 2:00 pm
Jock wrote:dogfound wrote:Jock wrote:rumpo kid wrote:stickywicket wrote:Wales needs saving from itself,How many who voted leave believe that a Tory Government will look after Wales.
If the Scots leave and possibly the Irish we will be at the bequest of a Tory government for years to come.
Wales will still be ruled by a foreign Government.
If a man goes to throw himself off a cliff do you step aside and let him do it ?
Bequest - behest(not trying to be picky mate).
The fantastical paradox of the Nats is that they squeal they dont want English rule, but when asked how Wales would survive, offer nothing but silence.
Scotland’s even worse, whole independence thing is driven by a hatred of the English.
Q: How will Scotland prosper as an independent country?
A: English basssstards.
its not so different here mate , some people seem to be more anti English than pro Welsh.
the irony here is should we ever have independence we would continue to be massively dependent on money from English tourists
All these nationalists have so much faith in politicians to make life better for them, they believe Welsh, Scottish or Irish politicians will be more honest than English ones.
Fri Oct 25, 2019 8:08 pm
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Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:45 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:Betting odds on time of next General Election:
December 2019 - 3/10
2020 or later - 5/2
November 2019 - 100/1
Tue Oct 29, 2019 10:50 am
epping blue wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Betting odds on time of next General Election:
December 2019 - 3/10
2020 or later - 5/2
November 2019 - 100/1
I hope that's right but I'll believe it when I see it. I was surprised the Lib Dems have gone for it to be honest and wouldn't be surprised to see them pull back from it later. Its clearly in the interest of the country to try and move this forward. At the very least we'll now know the position of the MP's even if in the case of Labour the overall message is mixed. Its ridiculous that in 2017 no less than 589 MP's were elected on a manifesto of delivering Brexit. Getting on for half of those never had any intention of respecting the result of the referendum.
I cant see labour backing an election anytime soon, the only hope being the Lib Dems thinking they can make significant progress in this time of disarray and the SNP wanting to turn this into a de facto Scottish referendum at the earliest opportunity.
No surprise that those MP's who jumped ship having conned their electorate are almost universally against an election. God forbid they should have to answer to the voters.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 11:23 am
Tue Oct 29, 2019 11:31 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:Corbyn has confirmed he backs the General Election.
Looks like it's happening.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 11:40 am
epping blue wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Corbyn has confirmed he backs the General Election.
Looks like it's happening.
Not so quick I think. He wants to give the vote for this election to 16 and 17 year olds and foreign nationals. If they want to campaign on it and win then fair enough for the next election. There's no mandate for it now though.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 2:23 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 3:16 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 3:31 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:Just imagine who the Home Secretary would be if Labour were to win the next election. Scary stuff. I bet they will try to keep her out of the public eye as much as possible during the run up to election day, but they will have a problem trying to hide Corbyn from the electorate.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 3:35 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 3:57 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Just imagine who the Home Secretary would be if Labour were to win the next election. Scary stuff. I bet they will try to keep her out of the public eye as much as possible during the run up to election day, but they will have a problem trying to hide Corbyn from the electorate.
I'd argue that having Priti Patel as Home Secretary is even more frightening.
A woman who ignored her own PM to have secret meetings with the Israel government, and then denied it before it was proved that it happened.
I also seem to remember her threatening ROI with food shortages not too long ago.
She has no interest in the public's health, having been a campaigner to overturn the smoking ban - I'm a smoker and even I know that's not a good option.
There's no doubting Diane Abbott has made mistakes when giving interviews etc, but she seems to get a terribly rough time from the press compared to others.
She's said the wrong things on occasions, she'll be the first to admit. But other MPs, such as Priti Patel, DO wrong things.
I know that's not a popular view on this forum, but I'm entitled to my opinion just as the hard right majority on here are.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:10 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Just imagine who the Home Secretary would be if Labour were to win the next election. Scary stuff. I bet they will try to keep her out of the public eye as much as possible during the run up to election day, but they will have a problem trying to hide Corbyn from the electorate.
I'd argue that having Priti Patel as Home Secretary is even more frightening.
A woman who ignored her own PM to have secret meetings with the Israel government, and then denied it before it was proved that it happened.
I also seem to remember her threatening ROI with food shortages not too long ago.
She has no interest in the public's health, having been a campaigner to overturn the smoking ban - I'm a smoker and even I know that's not a good option.
There's no doubting Diane Abbott has made mistakes when giving interviews etc, but she seems to get a terribly rough time from the press compared to others.
She's said the wrong things on occasions, she'll be the first to admit. But other MPs, such as Priti Patel, DO wrong things.
I know that's not a popular view on this forum, but I'm entitled to my opinion just as the hard right majority on here are.
Patel certainly would not be my choice for Home Secretary. Then again, not sure I would choose any of our current bunch of politicians to run a bath, never mind run a country. We have a right shower of career politicians who have themselves as their number one priority.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:46 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:50 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:epping blue wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Corbyn has confirmed he backs the General Election.
Looks like it's happening.
Not so quick I think. He wants to give the vote for this election to 16 and 17 year olds and foreign nationals. If they want to campaign on it and win then fair enough for the next election. There's no mandate for it now though.
Can't see the ammendment getting through anyway. Lib Dems and SNP are lobbying Bercow not to select that amendment.
In any case, it would be very difficult to change the Electoral Roll in time for this election.
So can't see that happening, but Labour will still vote for the election.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:53 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:59 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:35 pm
epping blue wrote:Outrageous opportunistic behaviour from some of the opposition parties. Lowering the voting age on a whim effectively. Only 2 countries in their beloved Europe subscribe to that Austria at 16 and Greece at 17. Christ Denmark at a referendum to allow it to be reduced to 18 which is where the rest of Europe rightly lies. As for extending voting rights to EU citizens, that doesn't happen anywhere else in Europe bar our special relationship with Ireland.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:42 pm
pembroke allan wrote:epping blue wrote:Outrageous opportunistic behaviour from some of the opposition parties. Lowering the voting age on a whim effectively. Only 2 countries in their beloved Europe subscribe to that Austria at 16 and Greece at 17. Christ Denmark at a referendum to allow it to be reduced to 18 which is where the rest of Europe rightly lies. As for extending voting rights to EU citizens, that doesn't happen anywhere else in Europe bar our special relationship with Ireland.
Are you surprised they tried this on? Ever since this as started remain MPs along with bercow have manipulated votes to suit remain agenda? I think trying to get 16yr olds to vote is nothing short of scandalous and blatant attempt to load election with pro remain voters especially liberals as students tend to be liberal minded ..
Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:12 pm