who for the next pm?
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I'm waiting to care.
I was standing at kinnock's back door when he stepped out to admit defeat in 92.
The last time I cared.
And I had hopes for Blair.
Too many PPE career politicians.
I was standing at kinnock's back door when he stepped out to admit defeat in 92.
The last time I cared.
And I had hopes for Blair.
Too many PPE career politicians.
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I don't care whether we are In or out of the EU, which brought this all to the for.
I do care who runs our country Mike hence the post on THIS thread,
If you didn't like Maggie that's fine Your choice, But the point remains the same, OUR next PM, needs some Balls.
Not like every wet weekend we have had Since Maggie.
Mike Muz 67":17kr78q6 said:
I don't care whether we are In or out of the EU, which brought this all to the for.
I do care who runs our country Mike hence the post on THIS thread,
If you didn't like Maggie that's fine Your choice, But the point remains the same, OUR next PM, needs some Balls.
Not like every wet weekend we have had Since Maggie.
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You asked why our country isn't great....?
When was the last time a Prime Minister Quit because Because of a nations Majority decision like this?
Tough decisions, are just that, what ever the outcome would be we needed to be led into the future with back bone and strength, Battle On, Onward and Upward.
When did we become afraid to stand alone,...?
We are here and Now, we need to battle on and we "need" a Strong Leader (with Balls). Some one Not afraid to make tough decisions.
When did we become so Afraid....., We "are" Great Britain....!!! Do we need Europe, Or does Europe need Us.....!
We are Great Britain..!
And Together, With some confidence, We can Demonstate Just that.
Mike Muz 67":83dcsnr1 said:
You asked why our country isn't great....?
When was the last time a Prime Minister Quit because Because of a nations Majority decision like this?
Tough decisions, are just that, what ever the outcome would be we needed to be led into the future with back bone and strength, Battle On, Onward and Upward.
When did we become afraid to stand alone,...?
We are here and Now, we need to battle on and we "need" a Strong Leader (with Balls). Some one Not afraid to make tough decisions.
When did we become so Afraid....., We "are" Great Britain....!!! Do we need Europe, Or does Europe need Us.....!
We are Great Britain..!
And Together, With some confidence, We can Demonstate Just that.
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Fair enough,
The current batch are very unimpressive, I agree
Leadsome today. ' Theresa May has done very well'
Fffs, she IS home secretary!
Mike
BTW, I'm more worried about the falling strength of the pound. In case I find something Interesting in the U.S.A.!
Fair enough,
The current batch are very unimpressive, I agree
Leadsome today. ' Theresa May has done very well'
Fffs, she IS home secretary!
Mike
BTW, I'm more worried about the falling strength of the pound. In case I find something Interesting in the U.S.A.!
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Indoors now,
BTW, the rim is rideable, sort of, but I wouldn't want to race on it :facepalm:
Firstly, when was the last time we had a ' nations majority decision like this' ? I may be old, and suffering memory loss, but I can't remember. Not a decisive one either, 48% - 52%.
Secondly, we buy more from the EU than sell to it. With inevitable tarrifs, whoever is in charge of negotiations, companies will probably have a worse deal. We shall see. Maybe not. Time will tell.
Boris, one of the main protagonists in persuading people to vote leave, has left the building. He could have still stood, maybe voted out, but shown commitment to the cause. But he didn't.
And Farage, another other main one - albeit not in a Conservative government - could have played some bit part in negotiations were he given a bone to chew. But he chose to resign from his party.
However, he will of course continue to take his wage from the EU, and with it the expenses that he doesn't have to account for, until we do leave, so at least two years.
Incidentally, an early pledge of UKIP, was to not take money from the EU, as they're an organization they don't believe in. The irony!
Still, he is consistent. Consistently hypocritical.
IMO, May is the only choice. That is all it is, my opinion. We are all entitled to them Carl.
Have you got a spare rim, BTW?
Mike
Indoors now,
BTW, the rim is rideable, sort of, but I wouldn't want to race on it :facepalm:
Firstly, when was the last time we had a ' nations majority decision like this' ? I may be old, and suffering memory loss, but I can't remember. Not a decisive one either, 48% - 52%.
Secondly, we buy more from the EU than sell to it. With inevitable tarrifs, whoever is in charge of negotiations, companies will probably have a worse deal. We shall see. Maybe not. Time will tell.
Boris, one of the main protagonists in persuading people to vote leave, has left the building. He could have still stood, maybe voted out, but shown commitment to the cause. But he didn't.
And Farage, another other main one - albeit not in a Conservative government - could have played some bit part in negotiations were he given a bone to chew. But he chose to resign from his party.
However, he will of course continue to take his wage from the EU, and with it the expenses that he doesn't have to account for, until we do leave, so at least two years.
Incidentally, an early pledge of UKIP, was to not take money from the EU, as they're an organization they don't believe in. The irony!
Still, he is consistent. Consistently hypocritical.
IMO, May is the only choice. That is all it is, my opinion. We are all entitled to them Carl.
Have you got a spare rim, BTW?
Mike
Your country isn't 'great' any more, because back in '69 the Japanese came out with the Honda CB750f four cylinder mass produced, oil-tight and superbly engineered and manufactured (reliable) motorcycle that literally blew any British two-wheeled icon that may or may not have ruled the blacktop for so many decades before that (Norton Commandos/Triumph Bonnevilles and Tridents/Vincent Black Shadows/BSA's/Brough Superiors ...) away.
Of course, while each of those British iron wonders was a beautifully hand-crafted work of metal art in and of itself (not to mention the unique visceral charisma and character each of them had to offer) ... they often rattled themselves apart in a fairly short order, leaked oil everywhere, and generally couldn't be trusted to keep running any where near as far or as long as did the following Japanese multis ...
You guys simply failed to keep up with the times, choosing rather to rely on your prior imperialist nature and military or cultural conquests to keep you seated at the top (a common mistake made by innumerable empires over the millenia).
Ego and hubris ... gets em every time (guess what modern global empire is in their cross-hairs right now)!
Of course, while each of those British iron wonders was a beautifully hand-crafted work of metal art in and of itself (not to mention the unique visceral charisma and character each of them had to offer) ... they often rattled themselves apart in a fairly short order, leaked oil everywhere, and generally couldn't be trusted to keep running any where near as far or as long as did the following Japanese multis ...
You guys simply failed to keep up with the times, choosing rather to rely on your prior imperialist nature and military or cultural conquests to keep you seated at the top (a common mistake made by innumerable empires over the millenia).
Ego and hubris ... gets em every time (guess what modern global empire is in their cross-hairs right now)!
