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@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
@minim wrote:
I guess we should never forget.. lest it happen again, although I suspect it already did!!!!
Boris for President!
Crikey! so – how would the Tory answer to Billy Bunter help us out of the deficit problem???
How would any politician help us out of the deficit problem?
so why have Billy Bunter for President???
cos at least he makes (some of) us laugh?
‘and some the laughing stone disable’
Once the laughter (from some) dies down, there remains a rather serious business…we live in a different world since Lehman…
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I’m not sure any of them are the way forward, however they dress themselves up… :?
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
Interesting point, Terry, and now I’m going to pick your knowledge –
what is the difference between UKIP and the Tory Right in your opinion – in terms of politics? Briefly, and I’ll try not to make cheap debating points, honest.
@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
Interesting point, Terry, and now I’m going to pick your knowledge –
what is the difference between UKIP and the Tory Right in your opinion – in terms of politics? Briefly, and I’ll try not to make cheap debating points, honest.
Who cares what the difference is..? I just want out of Europe.
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
Interesting point, Terry, and now I’m going to pick your knowledge –
what is the difference between UKIP and the Tory Right in your opinion – in terms of politics? Briefly, and I’ll try not to make cheap debating points, honest.
Who cares what the difference is..? I just want out of Europe.
so do they…
@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
Interesting point, Terry, and now I’m going to pick your knowledge –
what is the difference between UKIP and the Tory Right in your opinion – in terms of politics? Briefly, and I’ll try not to make cheap debating points, honest.
Who cares what the difference is..? I just want out of Europe.
so do they…
Yes, but politics is hardly your strong point is it?
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
I don’t think the Tory Right is the way forward, even when it dresses itself up as a clown.
I agree with you (for once..). UKIP is the way forward.
Interesting point, Terry, and now I’m going to pick your knowledge –
what is the difference between UKIP and the Tory Right in your opinion – in terms of politics? Briefly, and I’ll try not to make cheap debating points, honest.
Who cares what the difference is..? I just want out of Europe.
You could always move to South America!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
There’s no difference between UKIP and the Tory right wing fomr what I can see, when it comes to leaving the EU. Some ministers like Philip Hammond, the Defence Sec, are already saying that the UK should leave.
The political landscape is changing a lot, and Cameron is aware of it (actually, Cameron may well be a lazy git more interested in games but he does have advisers whose job it is to keep their eyes open).
It looks more and more likely that Cameron will call a referendum on the UK relationship with the EU after the next election. This is for one reason only – the EU is changing fundametnally and before our eyes because of the euro crisis. There is quiet now, but the storms are on the horizon.
It’s like a bank run in slow process. I think they’rll resolve it, but there could be ‘blood’ – some countries like Greece may be forced out, and the institutions, treaties etc. are likely to be so changed that a two speed Europe will be, is being, created. Cameron will most likely call a referendum when that becomes clearer.
like momes(?), I don’t fancy going to South America. Europe for me.
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