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QUOTE (bmags @ Jun 9, 2017 -> 10:53 AM)
That's actually a different shade, DUP, which I think is pledged with the Tories.

OOPs. I see the difference now. Retract those meaningless observations made by the crackpot in the corner. Too much time on his hands without courses to teach.

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No official coalition yet, just a minority government with some sort of arrangement for support on major issues. DUP is apparently a hard line social conservative party along the lines of Evangelicals here, and backed violent anti-Republicans during The Troubles. They're pro-Brexit but don't want a hard border with the Republic of Ireland.

 

QUOTE (ptatc @ Jun 9, 2017 -> 10:57 AM)
OOPs. I see the difference now. Retract those meaningless observations made by the crackpot in the corner. Too much time on his hands without courses to teach.

 

 

ha ha I think this is all of us right now, except maybe Feeky McGee who lives in Ireland IIRC

 

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Corbyn Won Because Hope Turned the Unthinkable Into Reality

 

 

Corbyn's strategy – winning back non-voters and energising young people with a positive programme and by offering them something tangible rather than branding and empty phrases – was universally derided.

 

 

 

I think I know a political party that could take a few lessons from that.

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Brexit: UK caves in to EU demand to agree divorce bill before trade talks

 

British negotiators have capitulated to key European demands for a phased approach to Brexit talks, agreeing to park discussions on free trade until they have thrashed out the cost of the multibillion-euro UK divorce settlement.

 

Putting a brave face on a concession that may further strengthen the tactical dominance of the EU, the Brexit secretary, David Davis, insisted his initial retreat remained consistent with long-term government strategy.

 

“It’s not how it starts, it’s how it finishes that matters,” Davis said in Brussels after the first day of formal talks. “Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.”

 

Previously Davis had threatened to turn the issue into the “row of the summer” in a bid to avoid being held to ransom over the divorce settlement. He had hoped for talks on trade to run in parallel with divorce discussions.

 

These negotiations are going to be absolutely brutal for the UK, and there's no "undoing" this for them probably ever but at least for decades.

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QUOTE (GoSox05 @ Jun 16, 2017 -> 09:44 AM)

 

They're actually following through on Corbyn's suggestion and housing Grenfell victims in empty luxury condos nearby.

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QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 21, 2017 -> 12:46 PM)
They're actually following through on Corbyn's suggestion and housing Grenfell victims in empty luxury condos nearby.

 

 

It feels like Jeremy Corbyn is PM.

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