Oh good. Now I am not highly educated because I can show where you contradict things or try and change the truth.Here: Strategies for Reading Comprehension :: Read Naturally, Inc.
Take that in. You’ll find you life far less frustrating.
Oh good. Now I am not highly educated because I can show where you contradict things or try and change the truth.
How about backing up what you say about the Labour vote? Because I can't find anything anywhere. This includes in pro Labour material. That is unless it is opinion pieces that show no evidence.
So where did I say they are evil. Them words have only been seen from yourself here.Go on then. What’s Diane Abbott’s evil plan? I’m all ears.
And that’s not a comprehensive list, just off the top of my head FFS.
Just sick of this “hurr durr I’m so edgy all politicians are liars” bollocks. Especially so because since it’s become cool the number of outright liars and shits we’ve had in the public eye has increased. Because it lets in the likes of Farage and Johnson because they “tell it like it is”.
It’s lazy, dangerous thinking. Our fucking MPs aren’t evil for gods sake. Grow up.
Tell me what I have misconstrued.
It isn't me. You are making out that Labour and Corbyn are much stronger than they really are. You call Corbyn a liability but now you put him in the list of best MP's......with Abbott :shifty:
Is that right?Swing and a miss!
Ken Clarke. Keir Starmer. Caroline Lucas. Dominic Grieve. Jess Phillips. Peter Kyle. Colleen Fletcher. Jim Cunningham. Lisa Nandy. Philip Hammond. Ed Milliband. Sarah Wollaston. Theresa May. I’d even say some of the hard Brexit lot, though I don’t know them as well, probably think they’re doing the best for their country. Not JRM but many seem genuine if incorrect. I’d probably include the likes of Corbyn, Abbott and McDonnell as well.
Please post where I said that was a list of the best MPs. Oh wait, you can’t. Because all your shit about other making stuff up is more projection than the Odeon.
There you go.
We have only had the fixed term parliament act for a couple of parliaments so a little disingenuousSo Corbyn wants what Abbott says?
Maybe he does. That is the problem. He always wanted out of the EU. Now we are left trying to work out what exactly he does want.
Is the Telegraph good enough?
Jeremy Corbyn gave these excuses for blocking an election... and he sounded utterly desperate
This one explains it for you.
Who will win the next general election? The latest polls and odds
Tories first with about 37%. Labour second with about 22%. Doesn't correspond with your spin. Brexit party with about 11%. Lib Dems with about 20%.
Can you explain why Corbyn is the first ever leader of the opposition not to accept a general election?
It didn’t take him long to replace us. He’s going to end up blocking half the forum members before long because they’re “twisting” and “lying”. Couldn’t possibly be Astute.And then he claims other twist words.
“Probably think they’re doing the best for their country” = the best MPs.
The Dispatches special on C4 seems to be blowing the lid of the NHS being of the table to the US post Brexit. It seems at official and unofficial trade meetings since Boris said it’s definitely of the table drug prices have most definitely been on the table and without the safety in numbers membership of the EU we’re very much not taking back control and the US Pharmaceutical companies see the NHS as a free for all in dictating prices. Something that the EU has disempowered them from doing.
Apparently not. The thing is as well Trump seems to be a driving force behind this and largely to address an imbalance between what the US pays for drugs compared to a lot of the developed world. Instead of using his power and influence to bring down drug prices in the US his idea is to make other nations pay more than they currently do to bring them in line with what the US is paying. Which is why he hates the EU, it’s too powerful for him to manipulate. Us on our own however?How do leave voters feel about this?
Considering the amount of deaths and bankruptcies linked to medical bills in the States are you not concerned?
Apparently not. The thing is as well Trump seems to be a driving force behind this and largely to address an imbalance between what the US pays for drugs compared to a lot of the developed world. Instead of using his power and influence to bring down drug prices in the US his idea is to make other nations pay more than they currently do to bring them in line with what the US is paying. Which is why he hates the EU, it’s too powerful for him to manipulate. Us on our own however?
How do leave voters feel about this?
Considering the amount of deaths and bankruptcies linked to medical bills in the States are you not concerned?
I was doing two things at once at the end of the program so didn’t catch everything in full what was said but I think it was said that if US pharmaceutical companies get their way the cost to the U.K. would equate to two thirds of the current NHS budget. Someone like FP who’s very up on the NHS might be able to shed some more light on what that means to the NHS. We send £360M a week to the EU, lets send it to US pharmaceutical companies instead.Proves that this rhetoric that “the NHS is off the table” is disingenuous to the extreme. Yes, they may not literally sell off parts of the NHS but by agreeing something like this they bring the NHS to a point where it can no longer be supported by public funding and that’s that.
There you go.
Can you explain why Corbyn is the first ever leader of the opposition not to accept a general election?
I was doing two things at once at the end of the program so didn’t catch everything in full what was said but I think it was said that if US pharmaceutical companies get their way the cost to the U.K. would equate to two thirds of the current NHS budget. Someone like FP who’s very up on the NHS might be able to shed some more light on what that means to the NHS. We send £360M a week to the EU, lets send it to US pharmaceutical companies instead.
Proves that this rhetoric that “the NHS is off the table” is disingenuous to the extreme. Yes, they may not literally sell off parts of the NHS but by agreeing something like this they bring the NHS to a point where it can no longer be supported by public funding and that’s that.
He won't be able to explain because he hasn't got a clue... in reality Corbyn is a chicken
Because it was a rouse to get no deal.
You worked out why King Alex killed his own Brexit bill when it looked like passing?
I’ve watched it on my commute this morning. It would mean a third of the current budget would be going on pharma costs. Up from £18bn (current cost) to £45bn, or £500m a week increase. Even if we were to send the bus commitment of £350m a week to the NHS we’re still having to find further funds.
He knows he would lose. Nothing chicken. He isn't thick. But a few would like you to believe different.He won't be able to explain because he hasn't got a clue... in reality Corbyn is a chicken
Of course it was. And of course you are never wrong even when all the evidence says the opposite.Because it was a rouse to get no deal.
You worked out why King Alex killed his own Brexit bill when it looked like passing?
Because once he wins the election by a mile and teams with the brexit party, he can have a majority and go for what he wants
Of course it was. And of course you are never wrong even when all the evidence says the opposite.
Cheers for the confirmation, I was helping one of the kids with homework at the time so only had one ear on what was being said. Still ridiculous though. I’d love to here a leaver explain how Brexit works on this one single issue alone.I’ve watched it on my commute this morning. It would mean a third of the current budget would be going on pharma costs. Up from £18bn (current cost) to £45bn, or £500m a week increase. Even if we were to send the bus commitment of £350m a week to the NHS we’re still having to find further funds.
I don't think that Farage will get many seats if any at all.you've said this before. If he wins the election by a mile why will he need to team up with the Brexit party?
Aren't you concerned about the revelations in the Dispatches program relating to the what would happen to the NHS in the event of a trade deal with the US?
Heavy drinking session last night?Phillip Hammond has sad the same think this morning.
Phillip Hammond has sad the same think this morning.
Come on, Dom, are you trying to tell me that if the Tories were in opposition and they thought that they would lose any general election, that they would push for an election?He won't be able to explain because he hasn't got a clue... in reality Corbyn is a chicken
Come on, Dom, are you trying to tell me that if the Tories were in opposition and they thought that they would lose any general election, that they would push for an election?
It's not about being chicken, it's about trying to give yourselves the best opportunity to win.
I don't think Labour ever will win under Corbyn, but that's besides the point.
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