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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    Another Leaver who doesn't know how to spell!
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    Leavers often complain of being accused of a lack of intelligence. I commend to you a video of the Brexit champion, Tim Martin, chairman of Wetherspoons. .
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    To return to your seeming economic insulation from bumps in the road. Not long ago, to persuade us what a clever chap you are, you posted an outline of your job experience which suggested that you must be very well paid. It does make me wonder though as your spelling in this and other posts is...
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    I believe implicitly in your right to an opinion.You opined that you are content for your fellow citizens to risk a heavy price for your Brexit project, even the loss of a job. I think that this is arrogant and irresponsible especially when you yourself have revealed in earlier posts how...
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    My post questioned your attitude about bumps in the road following Brexit and your " I'm alright Jack" attitude. I am pretty certain from your self congratulatory, even conceited, posts that you will be well insulated from any adverse effects. If you are going to hold such selfish views you...
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    My post was addressed specifically to SR - still awaiting a response.
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    I agree with your sentiments.The loss of manufacturing over the decades is a big subject. My strong personal opinion is that the Westminster government is too focused on the South East. This has been exacerbated by the practice of the major parties of parachuting into their constituencies in the...
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    Mea culpa - I should have said Nissan.
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    I have never been able to understand the point that is being made here. Each party constructs a manifesto with multiple elements. If you choose to vote for a party, you might support some of those policies but not all. To suggest that a vote for the Conservatives or Labour automatically...
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    Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

    I am at ease with Leavers continuing wish to leave. I am less comfortable with statements like " a slap in the face for democracy". Democracy wasn't put on hold when the referendum took place. To pretend that to leave with no deal reflects in any way what was promised is dishonest. If there was...
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    Jeremy Corbyn

    Watching the HOC live - god he's hopeless stumbling over his words, reading his speech without any sense of coherence. In a monotone and monotonous Lacking in any vision.. A moment when he should be inspiring his MPs and the country to a fresh and inspiring perspective, I don't know what to say.
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    Andy Murray Retiring Soon

    I'm not anti Andy but I'm glad he lost. I am very disappointed by his media management of the decision to retire. Most of all I think that it's profoundly unfair to his opponent. Not least for the effect of sentiment on the crowd's behaviour. Similarly, today's opponent had to try and make sense...
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    Jeremy Corbyn

    I think that you are being a bit generous. After all this time and the frighteningly close deadline, he should have consulted and have a crystal clear knowledge of the party's policy and be prepared to show leadership and advocate his realistic vision of the future. He is continuing with his "...
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    Jeremy Corbyn

    The Andrew Marr show this a.m.. Has Corbyn been taking the same delusional pills as May? He's still peddling the idea that he will win a no confidence vote - sorry, the parliamentary arithmetic makes this a dead duck. Then, having won the subsequent election, he will continue with Brexit while...
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