Lib/dem member and supporter pro EU sad at losing my FOM
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Whilst Reform are talking about Sharia Law again letβs look back when Nigel Farage claimed that there are βghettos in the UK that are under Sharia Law.β
When questioned about it he lied saying he was talking about France & was unable to provide any evidence to back up his claim.
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Tomorrow, when you see the front pages of the right-wing press telling you how dreadful the budget was, remember their track record.
Also remember that right-wingers wonβt ever be happy with any budget that doesnβt push down on those at the bottom to benefit those at the top.
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Why does Kemi Badenoch keep saying the country doesn't want another EU referendum/debate? Most polls suggest otherwise
The Tories will always be out of touch with the majority of the country
#PMQs
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Andy Burnham, "She said it was a mistake for the Conservative party to leave the European Union before we had a plan for growth outside the EU"
"She may as well have said that it was a mistake to leave the EU without a plan in place to control migration"
"Because that is what led to the Boris wave, in the government she was in"
"Where migration in this country changed, away from revolving door migration (with the EU), towards long term settlement"
"Let's have humility from the Conservative benches who left low growth and migration our of control"
Kemi Badenoch, "I stand by my words. Where we make mistakes I own up to them"
Badenoch then claims that Burnham doesn't respect Labours own Brexit red lines, even though he's already said that he isn't changing them during this parliament.
Burnham then picks up on her claim where she says she admits to making mistakes observing that twice on BBC London she was asked whether Brexit was good or bad for the economy, and she refused to answer.
Badenoch then says yes, to Brexit being good for the economy.
The Conservatives spent years promising Brexit would boost the economy. Now, when asked if it actually did, their leader needed a shove to say yes.
They left the country with weaker growth and a mess of their own making. The lectures can wait.
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There was never a viable economic case for Brexit, leaving was largely about emotions; a collective case of heart over head. For most leavers, they will never accept the economic reasons for rejoining any of the EU, that doesn't mean we shouldn't do it, as most folk now would.
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Within 100 days in office, he's set the UK on an unswerving course to Rejoin the EU.
If @andyburnham achieves nothing else, I'll be happy with that.
#RejoinEU πͺπΊπ¬π§
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PMQs is on fire today
Yes @KemiBadenoch we DO want to reopen the conversation of rejoining Europe
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Doesn't matter how many times we have to repeat this:
1) the EU will accept its second largest member back without the Euro or Schengen
2) we don't need to specify the Rejoin terms upfront because they weren't specified on the Leave vote
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To everyone getting their knickers in a twistβ¦
All because @andyburnham suggested a sensible conversation about freedom of movement
β¦do you perhaps need reminding of this?
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Would Suella Braverman of the Nigel Farage Party #ReformUK like to explain herself to the ELECTORATE of this Country and explain why its ok for her to claim 45 grand while the Commoners struggle with their energy bills
Sure there are more MPS doing the same thing THEY SHOULD ALL BE HELD TO ACCOUNT
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15,800 reactions and 2,900 shares for a completely fabricated claim that Wetherspoon has banned poppies to avoid upsetting other religions.
In reality, Wetherspoon sells poppies and raised Β£55,687 for the Royal British Legion last year.
Some people will believe absolutely anything, provided it gives them someone to be angry at.
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The Euro must not be used as a barrier against joining the EU. It is not an obstacles. Don't believe otherwise.
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3 people died in the storms
2 of those deaths were known when Reform councillor Boam posted this
The child appears to think that a cheap jube at the Navy and Border Force is more relevant than loss of life
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Psssst, @RobertJenrick you are NOT the opposition!
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At last! The police dealing with these (what we used to call) "ambulance chasers" robustly.
The officer is correct. They're professional provocateurs, making money from harassing, humiliating and mocking people they disagree with. They're unemployable immature playground bullies.
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π΄ This is how we finally move beyond Brexit.
Neil Kinnock says @andyburnham is βtreating the citizens like the adults they areβ by opening an honest debate about Britainβs future relationship with Europe.
And he is absolutely right to put freedom of movement into that debate.
Kinnock argues that with Britainβs ageing population, freedom of movement is essential if we want stronger growth, buoyant tax revenues, quality public services and greater security.
Meanwhile Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds confirms officials will be talking to the EU about what the future options for Britainβs relationship could be.
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This is the conversation Brexit politics prevented us having for ten years.
β Not: What did people vote for in 2016?
But: What relationship with Europe is in Britainβs interests now and what do todayβs British people want?
Set out the facts. Set out the choices. Set out the trade-offs.
Then trust the British people to decide. π¬π§πͺπΊ
Exclusive: Neil Kinnock praises Andy Burnham's Brexit debate for 'treating citizens like adults'
Former Labour leader tells @MirrorPolitics : "The PM is showing how an honest discussion can take place in a democracy where vital national decisions involve the whole electorate. He's treating the citizens like the adults they are."
He adds: "If we want buoyant revenues, quality public services, economic advance, and security it's clear that freedom of movement is essential."
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/bβ¦
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Leicestershire County Council worker resigned due to the way she was βtreated and spoken toβ by Reform councillors meltontimes.co.uk/news/politβ¦
