That’s not what is in the body and you’ve quoted a Far-Right Extreme American news service. You just lost all creditability there.
Did you not think of reading the article first.
...and when I sit in church this morning 80% of the congregation will be Tory voters. 🤔
Probably more old school Tory not the Tory we see now, silver spooned wide boys with a “me,me first†attitude and a lack of morals.
Again, Read the Article and stop just looking at the headline, the body clearly states he said that if a Conservative Government called a Referendum back in July when the article was written.
For enough. One could argue that Brexit will do more damage to the City's standing as a hub of European finance. Also there is not much left to privatise as most of it has already been done so the vast majority of our vital services and infrastructure are under foreign ownership now with any profits being distributed to employees and shareholders of these companies. And I'm not overly convinced how much society and the users of these utilities and services benefits from a lot of privatisation as the business model seems to be to get people on board with offers then squeeze the pips out of them and do the the least possible under the terms of your contract. As profit rather than delivery of a quality service becomes the over riding concern. Note wrong with making profits as no one works for free, but questions should be asked about where this profit ends up. So the threat of nationalization is not a bad thing in my book.
And whilst I am pretty confident Corbyn won't be offering the Secretary of State for Defense to a member of ISIS if he gets to be PM, talking to unsavory characters in the past it is not a good look. But then again neither is strong links to Russian funding in the current political climate where Russian interference in elections has been proven. But at least we are both looking forwards, although possibly concentrating a tad on the faults of other parties to deflect from the lack of hope from the ones we would vote for
.Absolutely bang on !
A brexit will impact the banking situation .. we already are seeing a migration to Luxembourg
As for privatisation, well that really hasn't been that successful for the consumer and the initial profit gain from the shares has been and gone. So a compulsory purchase back would not be a bad thing ... and I suppose the Tories could sell it again
I really worry that Boris will sell the NHS, the American system is not something I want.
Basically DrDel is using a typical tory tactic of project fear and making up scenarios to try and make it sound worse than our current offerings from the liar Boris.
But if Corbyn is too far then the Lib Dems are somewhere in the middle and probably more toward traditional Tory values... a government made up of Lib Labour may actually be the best option for the centrist.
.I would not call you a "floater " that is something else and used as an insult
Your posts are very Tory biased, but we could put that down to the media and you do come across as closed on Corbyn.
Where do you stand on Swinson and are you in area where there is a large majority ?
Which means your falling into the position I have stated ... the Brexit situation needs to be cleared up .. either way.
