Hilarious if remain won this time, then we would need a 3 time.Originally Posted by Rodj Blake
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Hilarious if remain won this time, then we would need a 3 time.
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Jon Ashworth I think? Unless he got the boot at some point.
Not sure why you'd expect people to know who he is though, you could pick a member of the public and they'd probably struggle to tell you Jeremy Hunt is health secretary. People are generally not very politically engaged.
Maybe that's because you can vote for the brand, but you cant vote for the specific managers.
So people have a hard time caring I guess. After all they are all essentially the same boring, out of touch, nepotistic(?), privileged, indecisive, whipped clones; merely just going though the motions until they can get that cushy job in the private sector.
Because
1) He, and every other Labour shadow, should be on every news show and website they can talking about nothing but the NHS. The NHS is in a state of unprecedented crisis and the opposition have been nowhere to be seen (until about 15 minutes ago when Jezza was doorstepped by Sky News)
and
2) The people in this thread are politically engaged.
Yeah I agree. I'm not entirely sure why there isn't more from them.
Unless they're willing to just watch the tories implode over it and then take advantage of the post mortem. I'm not a political strategist though.
By implode, do you mean watch the Tories seize the crisis of their own making as a reason to privatise more of the NHS?
A fairly high risk strategy.
We're all accelerationists nowBy implode, do you mean watch the Tories seize the crisis of their own making as a reason to privatise more of the NHS?
A fairly high risk strategy.
Wonder if we can accelerate Jeremy Hunt. Out of a cannon. Into the sun.We're all accelerationists nowBy implode, do you mean watch the Tories seize the crisis of their own making as a reason to privatise more of the NHS?
A fairly high risk strategy.
the British war museum has a couple of those Battleship guns just sitting about dont they ? putting together a mounting and some propellant can't be that hard to organize though i suggest you start thinking bigger, why stop with Jeremy Hunt?Wonder if we can accelerate Jeremy Hunt. Out of a cannon. Into the sun.We're all accelerationists nowBy implode, do you mean watch the Tories seize the crisis of their own making as a reason to privatise more of the NHS?
A fairly high risk strategy.
Viking, n.:
1. Daring Scandinavian seafarers, explorers, adventurers, entrepreneurs world-famous for their aggressive, nautical import business, highly leveraged takeovers and blue eyes.
2. Bloodthirsty sea pirates who ravaged northern Europe beginning in the 9th century.
Hagar's note: The first definition is much preferred; the second is used only by malcontents, the envious, and disgruntled owners of waterfront property.
Who said anything about stopping? I was just suggesting a good starting point...the British war museum has a couple of those Battleship guns just sitting about dont they ? putting together a mounting and some propellant can't be that hard to organize though i suggest you start thinking bigger, why stop with Jeremy Hunt?Wonder if we can accelerate Jeremy Hunt. Out of a cannon. Into the sun.We're all accelerationists nowBy implode, do you mean watch the Tories seize the crisis of their own making as a reason to privatise more of the NHS?
A fairly high risk strategy.
it's just a shame to take those museum pieces out and possibly ruining them, why not use SpaceX's rockets and send Elon along on the first one ?
Viking, n.:
1. Daring Scandinavian seafarers, explorers, adventurers, entrepreneurs world-famous for their aggressive, nautical import business, highly leveraged takeovers and blue eyes.
2. Bloodthirsty sea pirates who ravaged northern Europe beginning in the 9th century.
Hagar's note: The first definition is much preferred; the second is used only by malcontents, the envious, and disgruntled owners of waterfront property.
Arron Banks now also in favour of a second (really a third!) referendum...
Somebody never wanted to win.
I'm expecting vocal support for this from Boris any time now....
ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE
If you guys decide to have another referendum on it, I would not be surprised if all negotiations are halted until it's over. I mean what's the use of conducting long and arduous negotiations when the result may be invalidated by a fickle electorate?
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I'd be shocked if there was another referendum. The first highlighted serious divisions in the conservative party, a second would stand to openly pit their rural core voters against the businesses that fund them.
What's the point of conducting negotiations when the result may be invalidated by a fickle, hung parliament or an overwhelmingly pro-european house of lords with nothing to lose from voting it down?
I'm pretty sure unless we rescind art 50 the negotiations won't stop.
Also, remember the leadership of the main opposition party are also rabidly anti-EU, so there's not a big probability of anything substantially changing.
Labour brexit is massively more interesting than tory brexit when you consider the rest of the platform they are opposing the conservative party with. It'll be interesting to see how their moderate reflationary policy is priced into the risk associated with a brexited UK.
Just stack all the necessary propellant under Parliament.
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