Diluted Dante wrote:The Orange Book takeover of the Lib Dems really was the worst thing to happen to British politics wasn't it?
Diluted Dante wrote:How not? It was them who took the Lib Dems into coalition with the Tories and taunted Cameron by asking for an in/out ref on the EU. Charles Kennedy would never have countenanced it. If he hadn't been deposed, we wouldn't have had austerity and we wouldn't be in this Brexit bollocks mess.
LarryDavid wrote:He’s just one of those people, the type that children instinctively recoil from. He’ll always look like a ventriloquist’s dummy possessed by evil spirits. A Victorian back street abortionist. 1950’s London’s most petty and vindictive traffic warden...
LarryDavid wrote:Thing is, you only need one quick glance in his direction to tell what kind of objectionable cunt he is, so any attempt to make him seem less reptilian and more human and likeable is doomed to failure. He’s just one of those people, the type that children instinctively recoil from. He’ll always look like a ventriloquist’s dummy possessed by evil spirits. A Victorian back street abortionist. 1950’s London’s most petty and vindictive traffic warden... His very being just radiates greed, pomposity, cruelty, lack of compassion and slimy, upper class malevolence. He could spend his entire fortune on trying to cultivate a positive public image and still not make a dent with the vast majority of the country because who and what he is so readily apparent to even the dimmest and most easily fooled of citizens.
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/rnli-overseas_uk_5d7e3062e4b077dcbd5fdc24The Royal National Lifeboat Institute has been forced to defend its work saving lives overseas after an article on the Mail Online sparked an angry backlash on social media.
The story highlighted how the charity – famed for its distinctive orange lifeboats manned by volunteers – spends £3.3m a year on projects in Tanzania and Bangladesh yet has been forced to cut around 100 jobs in the UK.
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Minnesänger wrote:I actually think Boris’ electoral hand is quite strong. I don’t think he, as a person, is a particularly great 1V1 debater but I also don’t think his hand relies solely upon appealing to Brexit Party voters. He’ll go after them, aye, but he’ll also appeal to the people on leave and remain who “just want it over with” by claiming he did his best to have it done by the 31st. Then he’ll have the double-democratic full-house of “I tried to respect the referendum” and “I tried to give the people an election”. I don’t necessarily see a majority but with the Lib Dems not playing ball, and continued attacks from them on Corbyn only helping the Conservative attacks...it doesn’t help instil confidence.
LivDiv wrote:The comments are the trash I would expect and the article is clearly there to provoke them.
I would like more info though.
The RNLI's primary mandate is to help people in British and Irish waters so that should come above helping overseas. I am fine with anything above that going over seas of course.
I would rather know where these jobs were lost within the charity, why and what that means before picking any side.
Juncker reveals after lunch with Boris Johnson he is still waiting to hear workable UK backstop plan
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