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Poor Chaz and the Remainer Factory , The wheels Fell off Big Time
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I'll repeat what I said on another thread which is you have no idea whether I'm a remainer or not. You have no idea of my political pursuation. You know nothing yet jump to conclusions.
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Sorry forgot
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charlie is one of the many liberal type progressives on here - he and others lost out - they can't accept it
it is so funny as I have said - what on earth are we on the left going to offer as an alternative to the spivs? what if big mo's boy friend gets even partial success - we will be truly rogered if he does |
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So I'm a liberal type progressive. It's no wonder most of you are useless at betting, which is to be applauded - keep it up please.
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you just can't accept your loss ho ho
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I wonder if charlie doesn't want to admit losing a referendum and a couple of GEs in short time, I can understand that. Of course be could be a brexit/Boris voter.
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As I keep saying you have no idea of how I voted. If you really want to know trawl back a few years to when the referendum was on and I stated who I voted for.
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Boris is the type of chap who does not wash his hands after having had a tinkle.
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Otherwise keep guessing.
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Have a lie down charlie.
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Post-election Boris bounce adds £120billion to UK stocks with the FTSE 100 climbing for 11 consecutive days
Almost £120billion has been added to the value of Britain’s leading companies since Boris Johnson won the General Election earlier this month. In nine consecutive days of gains since the Conservative Party’s victory, the FTSE 100 has risen by more than 6 per cent or 371 points, adding £93billion to the value of the UK’s largest listed companies. The FTSE 250 has climbed by 6 per cent or 1,266 points, increasing the value of the more domestically focused index of mid-sized companies by £23.2billion. This Is Money Charlie. Another rag you don't like? |
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Why Britain’s Jews love Boris
Boris as PM can be a joy! He is bold, he has such enthusiasm, he has marvellous and often funny turns of phrase and he often has great instincts. Take for example his greetings to the Jewish people given just before Christmas on the feast of Hanukkah. It is exuberant, knowledgeable and very moving. This speech is only two minutes but all my Jewish friends are stunned by it – by his humour, his deep knowledge of their history and his total, positive embrace of their cause. It was all the more welcome because of what was (and still is) the greatest scandal in the Corbyn led Labour party – its astonishing and odious anti-Semitism – which has terrified the British Jewish community. Anti-Semitism has been far less of a curse in Britain than in many European countries. It has never been a problem at the top of politics, until now. Labour used to be the natural home of Britain’s small but very vibrant Jewish community of some 300,000 people. Not since Corbyn became leader and the extreme left under Momentum took over the party. Now the party has been referred to the Equality and Human Rights Commission which is investigating whether it has committed “unlawful acts” in regard to anti-Semitism. Before Labour, the BNP was the only party thus referred. The Jewish Labour Movement, affiliated to Labour for almost a hundred years, stated in a terrifying report, that “Anti-Semitic behaviour is pervasive at all levels” of Corbyn’s Labour. The report said that the abuse used by some Labour members against Jews – “cockroaches, subhumans, a cancer on the world” was reminiscent of Nazi Germany. Imagine then the horror with which British Jews anticipated a Corbyn election victory. And the relief with which Boris’s Christmas message was greeted. Within minutes of its release from Number 10 just before Christmas, it was being emailed far and wide. In his convivial manner, he praised the festival of Hanukah, which commemorates the oil of the Temple lasting miraculously long during a siege of Jerusalem by the Greek king Antiochus III. He said that he recently had the joy of baking latkes and doughnuts when he visited Golders Green during the election. And he pointed out, “Who can argue with a festival where the kids get presents every day of the week. “ More seriously, he proclaimed with the confidence of knowing the history backward, that this was the moment to celebrate not just the miracle of the oil “but also your unique identity, to put the Menorah in the window, and say to the world, just as Judah and his small band of poorly equipped Maccabees said to Antiochus III and his mighty Greek army all those years ago, ‘I am Jewish and I am proud of it’. Such pride and courage was really important right now “because I know that in the media, on the streets and specially online, Anti-Semites in alarming numbers have been emboldened to crawl out from under their rocks and begin to spread their brand of noxious hatred far and wide. “ He did not mention the Labour party but he did not have to. Everyone knows that it is out from under Labour rocks that some of the most vicious British anti-Semites have crawled in recent years. Imagine, Dame Margaret Hodge the veteran Jewish MP for Barking said that she had faced ”much more” anti-Semitism from the Labour Party than from the BNP! All in all, Jews were so frightened of Labour before the election that 47 per cent of those polled said they would leave the country if Corbyn won. Many of those Jews who remained would have been frightened to proclaim their identity. Boris by contrast celebrates it with them. “As you kindle the Hanukah light tonight and in the nights to come I want you to remember this…. When the Macabees drove the forces of darkness out of Jerusalem, they had to do so on their own. “Today, as Britain’s Jews seek to drive back the darkness of resurgent anti Semitism, you have every decent person in this country fighting by your side.’ And why? “Because Britain would not be Britain without its Jewish community. “And we will stand with you and celebrate with you all year round.” If the polls are correct, well over 100,000 British Jews might have fled a Corbyn government. I doubt if any will flee now. Hallelujah! . https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/12/why-britains-jews-love-boris/ |
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EHRC - have I got that right?
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Good post bigmo.
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They'll always have an eye on the door as the other lot multiply, they won't be welcome for ever.
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I think the jewish leaders are over reacting.
Having said that, there have been a big increase in anti semitism. There has been another very large growth elsewhere - shirley we cannot connect the two can we and if you say it - little kahn's 900 will be waiting for you to fall into their net london has gone anyway |
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there has been etc
perhaps they are right but are you going to stop those who are being nasty the jews I mean who would automatically be opposed to their religion any one know - seems to be somewhat stupid - what have the jews done to you ?? |
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that reads badly what I mean was that maybe their leaders are right?
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bigmo • December 28, 2019 7:14 PM GMT
Post-election Boris bounce adds £120billion to UK stocks with the FTSE 100 climbing for 11 consecutive days Almost £120billion has been added to the value of Britain’s leading companies since Boris Johnson won the General Election earlier this month. Saying it was pretty low before the election that's not a great surprise and no great deal. Give it two years after Brexit and then we may get an idea of the UK's true economy. |
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Does the fact he seems to be a total a-hole add to his charm to some?
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Doubtful, it didn't help Jezza did it.
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How can some people claim he is an arsole but wins the vote, does that not make the poster wrong ?
This fred is about boris not political alignment. |
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so is he from the KHANTian persuasion or is he an opportunists or what cos if he only sucks seeds a bit we on the left are somewhat boogered
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I see they have been having a price slashing in manchester - or something like that - will johnson stop it?
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"Lets get Brexit done" said over and over again won Boris the election and winning 29.7 of the vote doesn't make it a landslide now does it.
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It slid enough to make him untouchable for five, or possibly ten, years.
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Why bring up percentages ?
Are you loser that needs figures to justify your lack of intelligence ? I ask 2 questions, one you have already answered..... |
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Well Chaz aside
There must be some Fooooooking Seething Going on Nationwide ![]() They were foooking Kyboshed ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Even you must know 29.7 isn't a landslide and remarks like " I wouldn't trust him with my wife let alone my wallet" from his old boss does not bode well. Anyway as Saddo says we are stuck with Bullingdon Boris so suck it up Sonko and don't say I didn't tell you when it goes tits up.
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Terry, anything but Steptoe and Russ abbott Holy fook
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Boris exposed as a liar and a racist, yet again
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I do wonder if jezza learned from his lies and watched the Queen's speech at the right time last week.
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We ain't leaving with a clean break and technically he didn't lie because it was always adamant he "had a deal ready to go"
I honestly don't think a lot of the labour deserters even voted for them, they went and voted BP instead, but they've been totally stitched up anyhow Farage is a bigger snake than Bobo, people will quickly learn that and realise they are being played by the elites |
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If Boris does keep his word about real investment for the North. That could be the end of Labour for years.
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#NorthernPowerhouse
#MidlandsEngine Regarding investment, I have a golden rule; I will believe it when I see it. |
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I hope he is going to clamp down on this nonsense - the lake district is racist and they want DIVERSITY - going to turn it into Landan and have all the 'bruvs' up there.
https://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/national/18127029.lake-district-bids-attract-diverse-visitors/ |
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I don't think they can simultaneously occupy the far right and the centre ground.
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They have to try but I don't think it will stand up to scrutiny.
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