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9 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Soon the only source teachers will be allowed to use are those approved of by Glorious Leader Kim Jong Johnson. Supreme Leader for Life.

So it will be the Daily Mail. The Express. The Telegraph and the BBC (once the purges have been completed).

Children will be expected to read the "Little Blue Book" from cover to cover on a daily basis and join the Johnson Youth. 

Elections will be unnecessary owing to the fact we had an election in 2019 and its the will of the people.  

Boris is making a level playing field, it's no good being in office if the left yields all the power, it's been a long time coming and the left don't like it. 'It's just not fair'.????????????

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4 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

As opposed to a left wing government messing up, screwing their country for the benefit of the few (usually including their own extended families of course) whilst denying reality and persecuting any who dare disagree you mean?

 

Indeed, common sense seems not sensible at all.

If it hadn't been for the actions and personal policies of phoney Tony and other tree hugging bearded lefties, many of the leavers would have been quite happy staying within the European Union..The working class man has been pooed on from a great height by the supposedly workers party. Tony Benn, Ken Livingstone and Arthur Scargill whom I've all met and talked to are/were great true working class leaders and would never had let things get so bad. The elitist socialists living in the Shires haven't a clue about having to wait weeks for a DRs appointment, having to take your kids to a school 7 miles away as the one in the same road you live is overcrowded, no NHS dentistry available, expoteential crime rates and many other problems Tony and his gang created. The result to leave was done, get it finished and let's move on

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30 minutes ago, baansgr said:

If it hadn't been for the actions and personal policies of phoney Tony and other tree hugging bearded lefties, many of the leavers would have been quite happy staying within the European Union..The working class man has been pooed on from a great height by the supposedly workers party. Tony Benn, Ken Livingstone and Arthur Scargill whom I've all met and talked to are/were great true working class leaders and would never had let things get so bad. The elitist socialists living in the Shires haven't a clue about having to wait weeks for a DRs appointment, having to take your kids to a school 7 miles away as the one in the same road you live is overcrowded, no NHS dentistry available, expoteential crime rates and many other problems Tony and his gang created. The result to leave was done, get it finished and let's move on

Thank god we have men of the people such as Mogg and Johnson looking out for our best interests, real down to earth, solid and dependable, only interested in the wellbeing of their fellow man. Tories in power for a decade and poverty like many of us have never seen before, but think of Benn and Scargill! 

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22 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:

Thank god we have men of the people such as Mogg and Johnson looking out for our best interests, real down to earth, solid and dependable, only interested in the wellbeing of their fellow man. Tories in power for a decade and poverty like many of us have never seen before, but think of Benn and Scargill! 

The poverty created by the mess phoney Tony's gang created and left behind them while him and his wifey make speeches for 10,000s a pop

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3 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

IF we rejoin the EU that will be up to us. Our choice. This is of course a good example of how Scottish and English nationalism differs. Scotland is an outward looking nation on friendly terms with our European neighbors. England is not. We have no issue with freedom of movement.

To be fair, Scotland is so sparsely populated that immigration has had little impact on your country. The vast majority of migrants head for England. You have no issue with freedom of movement because you haven't really had to deal with it. 

If you want a population boost you don't need to join the EU. You need to improve your weather ????

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1 hour ago, CG1 Blue said:

To be fair, Scotland is so sparsely populated that immigration has had little impact on your country. The vast majority of migrants head for England. You have no issue with freedom of movement because you haven't really had to deal with it. 

If you want a population boost you don't need to join the EU. You need to improve your weather ????

Agree with the weather thing. 

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2 hours ago, CG1 Blue said:

To be fair, Scotland is so sparsely populated that immigration has had little impact on your country. The vast majority of migrants head for England. You have no issue with freedom of movement because you haven't really had to deal with it. 

If you want a population boost you don't need to join the EU. You need to improve your weather ????

I always feel it's unfair the Scots have had a vote if they want to stay part of the UK and some now want a 2nd vote....why on Earth can't the English have a vote on if that want to kick The Scots out of the UK...seems only fair and would save us a fortune.

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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/sep/29/brexit-brussels-rebuffs-new-uk-proposals-on-state-subsidies

 

Brexit: Brussels rebuffs new UK proposals on state subsidies
Paper on guarantees for struggling companies still leaves major gap with EU position

 

Daniel Boffey and Jennifer Rankin in Brussels
Tue 29 Sep 2020 18.19 BST

 

 

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Boris Johnson has been rebuffed by Brussels after making an eleventh hour attempt to break the Brexit logjam with new proposals on limiting state subsidies to ailing British companies.


As the latest week of negotiations began, EU sources welcomed the UK’s effort to make a compromise with a submission of a new round of “negotiating papers”, but warned that a large gap remained between the two sides.


According to Brussels sources, the UK’s paper on state aid, the most contentious of the outstanding issues, offered to lay out a series of “principles” on controlling domestic subsidies.

 

 

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11 hours ago, RuamRudy said:

In our gerrymandered parliamentary process, an 80 seat majority is meaningless in terms of describing popular support. 43% of the vote is the true picture of democracy in the UK - the majority forced to go where they don't want to go. 

well perhaps if the 57% had bothered to get off their harris,es and vote,you,d have got a " true picture of democracy "

 

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I keep hearing about state aid rules being a sticky point.

 

But what the hell has every country been doing during the pandemic - that's rite - 'state aid' saving most local companies. 

 

What utter horse manure. 

 

Also what the hell do we plan to invest with state aid. I keep getting told we want to invest in 'AI' etc - that this is somehow Dominic's brain child. But is this even viable? China, the USA, even India are miles ahead of us on these platforms. Do we have the education and population to even develop this sort of technology? We struggled with basic apps for covid. 

 

And fish? Something whilst it may be patriotic only makes up about 0.04% of the UK economy. To put it into comparission - lawnmowers give more to our economy than fish. 

 

Just sort out a fair trade deal. Half the xenophobic british population would be okay with curbs on immigration, the rest they have no comprehension off. 

 

Get a trade deal done and be done with. 

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13 hours ago, RuamRudy said:

Probably election night if you were watching. Or maybe here, where I am regularly reminding anyone who may forget that Brexit was supported by barely a third of the country. 

democracy old boy,pity the other third of the country didn,t bother to vote,am sure brexit would have won by a landslide.

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5 hours ago, RuamRudy said:

Well the Scots have created a party with the fundamental aim of extracting our country from this detrimental union. Why don't the English do the same rather than sit idly by and whine? 

we did ,england voted to leave the eu,thanks to nigel farage

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