Will Priti Useless Take It In The Eye?
It’s October 14th!
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Legal Aid abuse investigation – c.11th Century
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PS – It’s only fair to remind ourselves that the brave defenders lost their battle.
Yet at least they went down fighting!
I liked this.
It does put it all into a historical perspective.
A good little read over afternoon coffee – – or tea, if you’re English!
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At least they went down fighting.
That sums up the differences between those days and these days.
The rotten media and sell-out politicians and the PC police make it hard to fight back but it’s still our duty.
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All together, now, YAWN!
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What a wonderful read.
Please do more like this.
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The Guardian publishes all that BS junk because its readers are as addled as its editors.
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You very entertainingly cover quite a few issues but you make me think you still have reservations about our ‘Bojo.’
I don’t blame you.
Nevertheless, he’s doing a lot of good things.
I like best how he may eject Hammond and Clarke and the other leftwingers from the party and make them stand as independents, unless they come clean and join the LibDems.
We are living in interesting times.
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I too enjoyed this but I have very agonising doubts about Johnson.
I would ask you, Vanessa, to read. this https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/are-we-watching-a-monumental-act-of-treachery and tell me what you think after you read it.
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So far so good, Vanessa, as far as cleaning out lefies. That ultra liberal “Tory” Philip Lee MP has just crossed the floor of the Commons to join the Libdems.
It is very frustrating to be an expat far away from this battle. I wish I could join all those ‘We Voted Leave’ demonstrators at Westminster.
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A Shropshire man ( or is it woman?) here in Indonesia, who shares my Brexiteer commitment?
How intriguing!
It is frustrating, watching it all on tv but I suppose if we were in the UK we’d be doing the same, unless we lived in London.
If you are in Jakarta, we should get together and have a beer sometime.
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Ross, I have been glued to the news for hours. I had no intention of commenting till after the vote in the Commons but Salop has now drawn me in.
Salop, it was very pertinent of you use those inverted commas around ‘Tory’ when writing about Lib Dem Lee.
He did not even have the courage to attend the special meeting of the Bracknell Conservative Association when they debated their motion of No Confidence.
The motion was passed and so Lee was due to be replaced.
No wonder he has bolted for the nearest rat-hole.
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A beer is always a good idea but I live very far away, not quite as far as Aceh but up north and I don’t much like big cities so have only been to Jakarta once or twice, for work, since I came here.
Have you been watching the BBC?
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I was watching tv since I got home otherwise I would have commented earlier.
I get worn out listening to the Remainer rants.
I am planning an early night to recharge my Brexit batteries.
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I have tried to think positive about her but she is not worth the effort.
Her Grenfell Amnesty was the last straw.
Never trust the Tories..
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