| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader 20:59 - Jan 26 with 17468 views | easthertsr |
This unelected idiot spouting vile right-wing bile to try to get on side with that c*nt! Doesn't it make you be proud to be British? |  | | |  |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 10:53 - Jan 27 with 3810 views | hoopdog |
Do we need to worry about her not being elected when we have a labour mp putting the thoughts of the people of Hampstead and Highgate before that of the north of England the very birth place of the labour movement , a labour mp that supports eu's exploitation cheap unskilled eastern earo labour that only enhances the pockets of business at expense of the working classes | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:08 - Jan 27 with 3765 views | francisbowles |
In the last 100 years we have changed prime minister 24 times.
12 of these took the job without being elected.May
Lloyd George, Baldwin (twice), Chamberlain, Churchill, Eden, McMillan, Douglas-Home, Callaghan and Major as well as Brown and May.
Only five of these, so far, have subsequently 'been elected' | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:33 - Jan 27 with 3694 views | Jigsore |
i think it's great we've taken back control by having no choice but to suck up to the most batshit US government since Nixon and undoubtedly the most unqualified
May is an invertebrate and is going to use the NHS as a bargaining chip to secure this 'special relationship' |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:01 - Jan 27 with 3592 views | ElHoop |
Didn't Orwell and the recently late Tam Dalyell go to the same school? |  | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:07 - Jan 27 with 3569 views | TacticalR |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:01 - Jan 27 by ElHoop |
Didn't Orwell and the recently late Tam Dalyell go to the same school? |
Eton? That's where they all go. |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:17 - Jan 27 with 3526 views | hopphoops |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 08:33 - Jan 27 by eastside_r |
Blimey! What have I done now?  |
It was probably easier than opening a new thread   |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:17 - Jan 27 with 3525 views | isawqpratwcity |
Not 'Britain', "Airstrip One". We know our worth. |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:25 - Jan 27 with 3487 views | ElHoop |
World Cup qualifying might be easier though. | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:44 - Jan 27 with 3415 views | MrSheen |
Well, thank goodness we've been spared Ingsoc at least!
As for the OP, there are a few rungs left on the ladder.
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:46 - Jan 27 with 3413 views | R_from_afar |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:54 - Jan 26 by kingshill |
We don't elect leaders in this country, we elect parties.
Not sure what you expect her to do, ignore him? I'm sure most of us at work have to be nice to people we'd rather piss on, this is just another version of that |
"I'm sure most of us at work have to be nice to people we'd rather piss on".
Ain't that the truth? I constantly marvel at my ability to force myself not to react to the unpleasant and unreasonable behaviour I regularly encounter at work. My stress ball has taken one hell of a hammering, though!
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| "Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1." |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:51 - Jan 27 with 3382 views | londonscottish |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:33 - Jan 27 by Jigsore |
i think it's great we've taken back control by having no choice but to suck up to the most batshit US government since Nixon and undoubtedly the most unqualified
May is an invertebrate and is going to use the NHS as a bargaining chip to secure this 'special relationship' |
I think in the minds of most US politicians the "special relationship" with the UK translates as "might use lube". |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:58 - Jan 27 with 3352 views | kensalriser |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 10:53 - Jan 27 by hoopdog |
Do we need to worry about her not being elected when we have a labour mp putting the thoughts of the people of Hampstead and Highgate before that of the north of England the very birth place of the labour movement , a labour mp that supports eu's exploitation cheap unskilled eastern earo labour that only enhances the pockets of business at expense of the working classes |
As my MP I fully support her having the courage of her convictions, and I don't agree with your conclusion. All workers wherever they come from are better protected by appropriate legislation and collective bargaining through legitimate trades unions.
And it's Hampstead and Kilburn by the way. I'm on the Kilburn side, obviously. |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 13:16 - Jan 27 with 3291 views | BklynRanger |
My wife will 100% 'loose her sh*t' if I show her that article. We've just spent several months and over $4000 getting her a visa to work in the UK. Was bound to happen though.
As far as Trump's policies go my rule of thumb is I'm against anything that might lead to me lying on a bunk bed somewhere in China/Iran/Mexico listening to thrash metal with a platoon full of pimpled Midwesterners. So far it's not looking good. |  | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 13:34 - Jan 27 with 3219 views | PlanetHonneywood |
I'm sure this could all be sorted over a nice cup of tea. There, there, it's calmed down already. |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 13:36 - Jan 27 with 3264 views | hoopdog |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:58 - Jan 27 by kensalriser |
As my MP I fully support her having the courage of her convictions, and I don't agree with your conclusion. All workers wherever they come from are better protected by appropriate legislation and collective bargaining through legitimate trades unions.
And it's Hampstead and Kilburn by the way. I'm on the Kilburn side, obviously. |
So what if it's Hampstead and Kilburn that's just small minded nit picking ! the the point is She's one of the modern day politicians that that use Labour as vehicle to enhance their position instead of any belief she hasn't got in the Labour movement , which also makes wonder what interest you have in the Labour movement other than what you might get out of what benifits Labour might achieve | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 15:27 - Jan 27 with 3165 views | londonscottish |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 12:58 - Jan 27 by kensalriser |
As my MP I fully support her having the courage of her convictions, and I don't agree with your conclusion. All workers wherever they come from are better protected by appropriate legislation and collective bargaining through legitimate trades unions.
And it's Hampstead and Kilburn by the way. I'm on the Kilburn side, obviously. |
Makes sense to me.
If you're a London in MP in area where the vote was 2:1 or 3:1 in favour of Remain what are you supposed to do? Just ignore it?
BTW I'm not trying to stop the process, just pointing out the problems being faced by London MP's being asked to "ignore the will of the people". | |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 16:50 - Jan 27 with 3089 views | BklynRanger |
There was a stat on Newsnight on Wednesday (I think it was Wednesday) that most Labour MPs are either in constituencies that voted remain or have a majority over 10,000. So apparently very few of them actually face that 'overturning the will of the people' question. Obviously some of them still do. | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 17:09 - Jan 27 with 3067 views | Watford_Ranger |
Call me old-fashioned but I'd like MPs to vote on what they feel is in the country's best interests. | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 19:53 - Jan 27 with 2983 views | BromleyHoop |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:08 - Jan 27 by francisbowles |
In the last 100 years we have changed prime minister 24 times.
12 of these took the job without being elected.May
Lloyd George, Baldwin (twice), Chamberlain, Churchill, Eden, McMillan, Douglas-Home, Callaghan and Major as well as Brown and May.
Only five of these, so far, have subsequently 'been elected' |
Very misleading! Every Prime Minister we've had has, strictly speaking, been unelected by the British public. That is because we do not have a Presidential system. The British public vote for a party, irrespective of who the leader is. The Parliamentary party then chooose an MP to lead them although Jeremy Corbyn is changing the process for the Labour Party as he wants the Party membership to choose a leader. Either way the voting public don't choose who the Prime Minister is. |  |
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| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 20:16 - Jan 27 with 2961 views | TW_R |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:33 - Jan 27 by Jigsore |
i think it's great we've taken back control by having no choice but to suck up to the most batshit US government since Nixon and undoubtedly the most unqualified
May is an invertebrate and is going to use the NHS as a bargaining chip to secure this 'special relationship' |
What do class as "unqualified".
We've got a Secretary of Education who worked as an accountant and has never worked in education, a Secretary of State for Transport who's got a BA in Art and worked as a producer at the BBC before becoming an MP without ever working in the transport industry and a Secretary of State for Health, who's also got an arts degree, and the closest he's ever been to the NHS is being born in a hospital. |  | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 20:44 - Jan 27 with 2932 views | Brightonhoop |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 11:33 - Jan 27 by Jigsore |
i think it's great we've taken back control by having no choice but to suck up to the most batshit US government since Nixon and undoubtedly the most unqualified
May is an invertebrate and is going to use the NHS as a bargaining chip to secure this 'special relationship' |
This is a major problem folks are refusing to recognise, that the NHS as we we know it will be gone in a couple more years. They have already given Branson the prime bits in the south west and Trump will take the rest.
The other thing emerging is Trump wants a 30 day veto/cancellation clause on any Trade Deal.
So that's secure then. |  | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:04 - Jan 27 with 2901 views | MrSheen |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 20:44 - Jan 27 by Brightonhoop |
This is a major problem folks are refusing to recognise, that the NHS as we we know it will be gone in a couple more years. They have already given Branson the prime bits in the south west and Trump will take the rest.
The other thing emerging is Trump wants a 30 day veto/cancellation clause on any Trade Deal.
So that's secure then. |
Bit of a stretch on Brandon. "Prime bits of the South West" = adult social care in Bath and North East Somerset. Less than 0.1% of the NHS budget. | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:16 - Jan 27 with 2880 views | Brightonhoop |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:04 - Jan 27 by MrSheen |
Bit of a stretch on Brandon. "Prime bits of the South West" = adult social care in Bath and North East Somerset. Less than 0.1% of the NHS budget. |
Well, he's working 8 dys a week for free. No explanation for giving him 0.1% of the NHS budget. I suspect that's alot of money or free. | | | |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:28 - Jan 27 with 2866 views | MrSheen |
| Tonight I am ashamed of my country's leader on 21:16 - Jan 27 by Brightonhoop |
Well, he's working 8 dys a week for free. No explanation for giving him 0.1% of the NHS budget. I suspect that's alot of money or free. |
I think it's to run 200 social care centres, not have Branson descending from heaven once in a while. Ironically Virgin's for-profit healthcare subsidiary makes a big loss. | | | |
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