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Is Brexit actually going to happen?

Will we have a brexit?


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Their rhetoric suggests that for them it would suffice to build lots of houses, some of which would be 'affordable' (sold at 80% of market value) or available on a part-buy scheme to certain workers. It certainly doesn't suggest that genuinely affordable houses available to rent would be built in large numbers.

What does it suggest to you?

So when you wrote "what it actually says is..." what you meant was "what their rhetoric suggests to me is..."
 

wonder if tony blair will offer to lead it to a glorious whatever?

and generally :facepalm:

i can see some people i know getting excited by this.

:facepalm: again

including someone whose political journey has gone something along the lines of SDP - SLD - Lib Dem - New Labour - Green - Lib Dem (with a brief foray somewhere in to Wessex Regionalist somewhere along the line but I can't remember quite when)

i've given up talking politics to him...
 
wonder if tony blair will offer to lead it to a glorious whatever?

and generally :facepalm:

i can see some people i know getting excited by this.

:facepalm: again

including someone whose political journey has gone something along the lines of SDP - SLD - Lib Dem - New Labour - Green - Lib Dem (with a brief foray somewhere in to Wessex Regionalist somewhere along the line but I can't remember quite when)

i've given up talking politics to him...
I think there's been about four or five attempts to set up new parties for a second referendum , they've all never got off the ground. Even one that had a coalition of established MPs would struggle imo.
 
I think there's been about four or five attempts to set up new parties for a second referendum , they've all never got off the ground. Even one that had a coalition of established MPs would struggle imo.

I think actually that's what it would need to get off the ground. I actually think that will probably happen at some point, but not until Corbyn/Labour polling drops a bit.
 
I think actually that's what it would need to get off the ground. I actually think that will probably happen at some point, but not until Corbyn/Labour polling drops a bit.

The fundamental problem with this belief is that centrist dadism of that kind is one of the things that is keeping Corbyn (and May as well) so high in the polls. As an alternative to anything except themselves they are useless.
 
Didn't Mogg have a private meeting with Bannon, and then was 'roughed up' with a Brietbart camera crew really conveniently present. It's hard not to see it as part of that, tbh. The Tory hard right trying to whip up sympathy/an excuse to shut down protests as the sunny uplands gets cloudier by the day.
 
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