Bullet 4:34 Sat Feb 20
EU Referendum 23rd June 2016 declares Cameron
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BBC
Britain will vote on whether to remain in the EU on Thursday 23 June, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
The prime minister made his historic announcement in Downing Street after briefing the cabinet.
He said he would be campaigning to remain in a reformed EU - and described the vote as one of the biggest decisions "in our lifetimes".
Ministers immediately divide
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BRANDED
10:26 Wed Jul 17
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I’m not angry you spazzy inbred fat cunt. I’m rejoicing another Tory cunt to fail due to Europe.
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Johnson
10:16 Wed Jul 17
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Calm down Branded, she’ll be gone in a matter of days and you can pretend to get angry with Hunt or Boris.
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BRANDED
10:10 Wed Jul 17
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FUCK OFF MAY YOU SIXTH FORM DEBATING SOCIETY WHORE CUNT.
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Johnson
10:10 Wed Jul 17
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That paranoia is alcohol induced Thickle.
HTH
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Hammer and Pickle
9:57 Wed Jul 17
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I sometimes get paranoid.
When it happens I consider whether the elite are behaving like this because they know we are about to get wiped out by a giant asteroid so they just don't give a fuck.
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Gavros
9:52 Wed Jul 17
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Liz Truss tells Tory hustings that "Boris Johnson put London on the map".
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ChillTheKeel
8:03 Wed Jul 17
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Ms 'send 'em home' May being a cunt until the very end. Kinder politics indeed.
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Kaiser Zoso
7:58 Wed Jul 17
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Fuck off May with your smearing of anyone else, you’re a fucking duplicitous loser who got found out and sacked.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
5:23 Wed Jul 17
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Council of Ministers?
That would equate to our cabinet, wouldn't it? I'm pretty sure Boris will be able to get it past them.
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Gavros
5:15 Wed Jul 17
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Block 3:49 Wed Jul 17
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Yes. In fact there is a confirmatory vote at Council of ministers level, I believe.
Now, where's our one?
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Willtell
5:14 Wed Jul 17
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Who was the alternative candidate? I can’t remember his/her name!
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riosleftsock
5:05 Wed Jul 17
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Branded
Correct. She comfortably beat the other candidates in an exemplary model of representative democracy at work.
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Block
3:49 Wed Jul 17
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By remainers rule of thumb, there should be another vote.
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BRANDED
3:34 Wed Jul 17
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Farage tweeted that Ursula von der Leyen, whom our elected MEPs confirmed as the new President of the European Commission in a vote in the European Parliament earlier, only “scraped in” and has “no legitimacy”. She won 52% of the votes cast.
Calculation: she won 383 of 733 votes cast (52%).
Source: the European Parliament (http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20190711IPR56824/parliament-elects-ursula-von-der-leyen-as-first-female-commission-president).
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Block
3:04 Wed Jul 17
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Because OSBORNE is a lying cunt?
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Gavros
2:59 Wed Jul 17
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the pick up in wage growth was thanks to the NHS wage settlement announced after Hammond had said they had 'ended austerity'.
The bigger question is why Osborne started it in the first place and why he felt the need to rocket boost the housing market at the same time.
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Block
2:56 Wed Jul 17
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Anything positive = No relating to brexit
Anything negative = all to do with brexit
If you're a remainer, that is.
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Mike Oxsaw
11:27 Wed Jul 17
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If UK wages are rising so rapidly, logic has it that all those European workers would hang about/U-turn to take advantage of the new situation.
Or is the claim that the competition they bring drives down wages?
If that's the case, maybe they could just work in the UK on the last week of the month to take advantage of those wages, then bugger off for the first three weeks of the following month when those higher wager filter through to increased prices.
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Willtell
10:52 Wed Jul 17
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I wonder what becomes of all the remain politicians when UK leaves - straight off the cliff into nothingness - but keeps doing well?
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Hammer and Pickle
10:50 Wed Jul 17
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Wage growth alone is not a reflection of purchasing power especially if companies are not making bigger profits.
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Darby_
10:40 Wed Jul 17
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Fastest wage growth in the UK in 11 years, no doubt partly due to European workers returning to the continent.
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