[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

He has stated it Publicly
what more can you have?

All of his other lies have been stated publicly. He lied to the queen recently, he lied about rather dying in a ditch recently, he lied about refusing to ask for an extension recently, he's lying to today in Scotland about Corbyn, he lied in that clip I posted a couple of posts above. All in public, all brazen, all ignored by folks like your good self.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

He has stated it Publicly
what more can you have?

And you believe him why?

He also said we'd leave on 31 of October do or die

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

No Slim
he has back tracked from that OLD statement..................
its not on any table NOW


Get Up to Date!

Come off it Arista, trump is killing his own economy to fight unnecessary trade wars, and you think he's going to give us what we want? You're not stupid.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

And you believe him why?

He also said we'd leave on 31 of October do or die

Sure
but everyone knows
the other sides of Parliament is stopping him

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Come off it Arista, trump is killing his own economy to fight unnecessary trade wars, and you think he's going to give us what we want? You're not stupid.

That's another Thread
China is trying to make a deal with him.

Will he be in Power?
when the UK leaves?

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure
but everyone knows
the other sides of Parliament is stopping him from hurting the country because only the most cultish of brexiteers believe a no-deal brexit will be good for anyone apart from hedge funds

Fixed.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

That's another Thread
China is trying to make a deal with him.

Will he be in Power?
when the UK leaves?

Your side better hope he is, because Pelosi has already said that anything that harms Ireland would prevent us from getting a trade deal with them.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

We all have our reasons for liking/disliking anyone and everyone - and we also have our own irrational likes and dislikes for certain people. For me it's a snooker player called Shaun Murphy.



I know hardly anything about him and I've never met him. I'm not really an aggressive person but there's just something about his smug fcuking face that makes me want to punch it. So I get it. Fortunately for me, taking an irrational dislike to this dude won't have any negative repercussions on the lives of the people I love.

[The Slim Reaper]

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Higher or Lower?


I will answer that Slim
"Lower"

[Twosugars]

A Labour parliamentary candidate has withdrawn from standing in the general election following accusations that he used the insulting term “Shylock” at a meeting where a Jewish councillor was present.

Gideon Bull, a councillor from the London borough of Haringey, was supposed to be the party’s parliamentary candidate in the Essex seaside town of Clacton in December.

He has withdrawn from standing for the seat after referring to the villainous Shakespearean Jewish moneylender at a meeting in July that included a Jewish Labour councillor. He denies any intention to insult but has apologised for making the remark.
The Guardian

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

A Labour parliamentary candidate has withdrawn from standing in the general election following accusations that he used the insulting term “Shylock” at a meeting where a Jewish councillor was present.

Gideon Bull, a councillor from the London borough of Haringey, was supposed to be the party’s parliamentary candidate in the Essex seaside town of Clacton in December.

He has withdrawn from standing for the seat after referring to the villainous Shakespearean Jewish moneylender at a meeting in July that included a Jewish Labour councillor. He denies any intention to insult but has apologised for making the remark.
The Guardian

Good, excise the rot from the labour party.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Good, excise the rot from the labour party.

He withdrew himself after the incident was reported rather than was excised it seems

[arista]

[bots]

A video posted this week on Twitter and Facebook by the Conservative Party contains a misleading edit of a television interview with a senior Labour Party figure. The video had been altered to show the official failing to answer a question about Brexit, when, in fact, he responded quickly.

The chairman of the Conservative Party called the doctored video lighthearted satire, but it’s part of a serious problem confronting British voters, according to Will Moy, chief executive at Full Fact, an independent, London-based fact-checking organization.

“The biggest risk to people in the U.K. right now is being lied to by their own politicians,” said Moy, whose organization works with Facebook and others as a third-party fact checker, as does The Associated Press. He said laws written decades ago to cover political advertising for print, radio and television can’t be applied to the reach and speed of the internet.

https://apnews.com/03a97d44af714d3dba36b64cd5b5cc15

[arista]

Yes Geoff
Cock Womble

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

A video posted this week on Twitter and Facebook by the Conservative Party contains a misleading edit of a television interview with a senior Labour Party figure. The video had been altered to show the official failing to answer a question about Brexit, when, in fact, he responded quickly.

The chairman of the Conservative Party called the doctored video lighthearted satire, but it’s part of a serious problem confronting British voters, according to Will Moy, chief executive at Full Fact, an independent, London-based fact-checking organization.

“The biggest risk to people in the U.K. right now is being lied to by their own politicians,” said Moy, whose organization works with Facebook and others as a third-party fact checker, as does The Associated Press. He said laws written decades ago to cover political advertising for print, radio and television can’t be applied to the reach and speed of the internet.

https://apnews.com/03a97d44af714d3dba36b64cd5b5cc15

Yes Slim will like this
backing his Views...............


It's teething trouble
Yes Early Satire Video
has not worked well.

[The Slim Reaper]

[Twosugars]

Labour has attacked the Conservative party over Russia and says it has taken nearly half a million pounds so far this year from just three wealthy individuals with close ties to Moscow.
Details here https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ey-says-labour

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Speculation Spinner Slim.


The Referendum was a Revolution

[Twosugars]

Russian revolution

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Russian revolution

Putin has Stopped any of that

[arista]

Yes Nick sort
that Cocky SNP Ponce out

[Twosugars]

Why would any government pursue a policy that damages the country?
Brexit

[Twosugars]

The number of NHS patients having surgery in private hospitals has nearly trebled since 2010, sparking accusations that for-profit companies are benefitting from an “enfeebled” health system under the Conservatives.

NHS figures obtained by the Guardian show that it paid for 214,967 people in England to have an operation in a private hospital in 2009-10, Labour’s last year in power. The figure soared to 613,833 last year, a 185% rise in nine years.

The figures come as NHS trusts are increasingly forced to send patients to for private surgery because they are too busy and understaffed to do the operations themselves. The sharp rise in outsourcing has coincided with the waiting-list for non-urgent operations ballooning to 4.6m, the highest figure since records began in 2007.

The privatisation of healthcare has emerged as a key issue in the general election campaign. Labour allege that Boris Johnson will sell large parts of the NHS to private US health firms as part of a post-Brexit trade deal with Washington. The party also says the NHS’s annual drugs bill could soar from £18bn to £45bn if US pharmaceutical firms are given freer access to the British market.
The Guardian