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Danllan

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Sir Gar / Carms
Are the tarry handed not allowed in the army?
Anyway with the ever diminishing armed forces will it not be that the senior service at least gets to retain its salute?
It's the RAF that has an existential threat nowadays, the RN will expand again under any likely future scenario without JC as PM. (y)

Seems that way , I'm less bothered about brexit now , Corbyn would be an unmitigated disaster .
Funnily enough that was the topic of conversation today when I met some fellows down the road. My MP - Simon Hart - has a majority of just over 3k, next door there is a Plaid seat with a majority of nearly 4k. But, on the other side is the Preseli seat which Mr Crabb holds with only a ~300 majority, two of the lads vote there and voted Labour last time, not thinking that JC could come close to winning a majority in the Commons. They won't vote Tory, but they won't vote Labour again, probably Plaid or nothing.

They are American salutes?
The Yanks use that for most things, over here it's naval.
 

Hindsight

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Location
Lincolnshire
Letter from today's The Times

LIFE AFTER BREXIT
Sir, The prime minister said in a televised interview last week that his Brexit deal will deliver “all singing, all dancing, free-trade deals for this country”. This is not the first time this egregious oxymoron has been repeated by politicians. After Brexit the British government will negotiate with countries to arrange reciprocal trade deals. These are not “free”. Each side will sacrifice some domestic interests to gain a perceived advantage in a foreign trade sector. Note how anxious US Big Pharma is to increase drug prices charged to the NHS. It is these hard-headed negotiations that also mean these deals take many years to complete.
Terence Davison
Ash Vale, Surrey
 

Bald Rick

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Anglesey
Letter from today's The Times

LIFE AFTER BREXIT
Sir, The prime minister said in a televised interview last week that his Brexit deal will deliver “all singing, all dancing, free-trade deals for this country”. This is not the first time this egregious oxymoron has been repeated by politicians. After Brexit the British government will negotiate with countries to arrange reciprocal trade deals. These are not “free”. Each side will sacrifice some domestic interests to gain a perceived advantage in a foreign trade sector. Note how anxious US Big Pharma is to increase drug prices charged to the NHS. It is these hard-headed negotiations that also mean these deals take many years to complete.
Terence Davison
Ash Vale, Surrey

Might just as well have written:

Sir,
We are going to get a good bumming

BR, The Sainted Isle

PS lube optional
 

fudge

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Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire.
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Mek

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Brexiters are increasingly reminding me of children whose father has told them that Father Christmas is real. Every year they sit beside the fireplace hoping to see Santa come down the chimney and every year they are disappointed. In an effort to stop their disappointment their father puts on a Santa suit and pretends to be Father Christmas. Every year Brexiters wait patiently for Brexit and every year they are disappointed. Every year in an effort to stop their disappointment politicians dress remain up as a Brexit deal and pretend it is Brexit.
 
Brexiters are increasingly reminding me of children whose father has told them that Father Christmas is real. Every year they sit beside the fireplace hoping to see Santa come down the chimney and every year they are disappointed. In an effort to stop their disappointment their father puts on a Santa suit and pretends to be Father Christmas. Every year Brexiters wait patiently for Brexit and every year they are disappointed. Every year in an effort to stop their disappointment politicians dress remain up as a Brexit deal and pretend it is Brexit.
I'm starting to think that brexit is about as real as Santa in that no matter how much we wish for it is just isn't happening.

Making those amongst us who voted for brexit more like children who believe in Santa.
 

Mek

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People keep talking about democracy. It’s about time they faced up to the fact that democracy has already failed. The UK is stuck in a three year time warp in the hope that their belief in democracy is not unfounded. In the meantime the will of the people has changed so if Brexit is eventually achieved it will not be the will of the people.
 

Danllan

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Location
Sir Gar / Carms
...Bl**dy hell! You lefties really have no sense of humour...
I’m voting green.
Bloody hell! You far-lefties really have no sense of humour...

People keep talking about democracy. It’s about time they faced up to the fact that democracy has already failed. The UK is stuck in a three year time warp in the hope that their belief in democracy is not unfounded. In the meantime the will of the people has changed so if Brexit is eventually achieved it will not be the will of the people.
Utter crap, those who lost the referendum have failed democracy.

Edit: Should have written it's those who lost the referendum and won't accept it that have failed democracy.
 
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Henarar

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Somerset
Brexiters are increasingly reminding me of children whose father has told them that Father Christmas is real. Every year they sit beside the fireplace hoping to see Santa come down the chimney and every year they are disappointed. In an effort to stop their disappointment their father puts on a Santa suit and pretends to be Father Christmas. Every year Brexiters wait patiently for Brexit and every year they are disappointed. Every year in an effort to stop their disappointment politicians dress remain up as a Brexit deal and pretend it is Brexit.
I seem to recall last Christmas it was the remoaners acting like a bunch of little snowflake kids :whistle:
 

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