AndyRM
Elder Goth
I wouldn't say that they love him, but certainly seem to give him a disproportionately high amount of airtime.
You're not wrong about the SNP though. The slightest of transgressions and the MSM are all over them like a rash.
General Election 2024....
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I wouldn't say that they love him, but certainly seem to give him a disproportionately high amount of airtime.
You're not wrong about the SNP though. The slightest of transgressions and the MSM are all over them like a rash.
Xipe Totec
Something nasty in the woodshed
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albion
Guest
Looking at Arron Banks wiki it is easy to see how the Russian connection comes in, Banks meddling in the same places as Putin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arron_Banks
And again Brexit was all about protecting loads of offshore tax dodging.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arron_Banks
And again Brexit was all about protecting loads of offshore tax dodging.
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ebikeerwidnes
Senior Member
I don't gamble
But if he wants to put a few quid on Farage running the next government I would be interested
or is he just thinking (I use that word loosely) of some indeterminate time in the future??
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albion
Guest
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...owth-plan-doomed-access-eu-markets-economists
Starmer is farked unless he rejoins.
Starmer is farked unless he rejoins.
multitool
Guest
Rejoin by stealth, I expect.
C R
Über Member
FTFY
multitool
Guest
The thing is, it doesn't matter what the intentions are. The reality is that the UK cannot just slot back into membership of the customs union and/or the single market. It would take the best part of a decade, and certainly more than a 5 year term of office.
Therefore, from Starmer's perspective, it makes no electoral sense to talk about Brexit and rejoining at this stage in the electoral cycle. About 52% of people either don't know or don't want to rejoin, so it is not universally popular, and there is no point poking that bear when there is nothing to be gained electorally from it.
Once the election is won the discussions can start, but putting it on the table will take place much later.
icowden
Legendary Member
I think your stats may be out of date now. The most recent poll from 20/21 june (Omnisis) puts it at 61 rejoin / 39 stay out, and the poll of polls for June says 57/43.
Agreed. I suspect they will move relatively quickly to rejoin the customs union and freedom of movement will follow eventually.
cookiemonster
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albion
Guest
An interesting angle on the Election.
Using this to choose who to vote for might be the best we have to declare Brexit the failure it was always going to be.
https://rejoin.vote/
However it looks fallible. Seems I am voting Green, even if the Greens can be a bit cookie.
Edit - with such severe doubts about this I might just ignore it. It seems so suspect it might let Reform in.
Using this to choose who to vote for might be the best we have to declare Brexit the failure it was always going to be.
https://rejoin.vote/
However it looks fallible. Seems I am voting Green, even if the Greens can be a bit cookie.
Edit - with such severe doubts about this I might just ignore it. It seems so suspect it might let Reform in.
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deptfordmarmoset
Über Member
it's a General Electrification now!
Chromatic
New Member
Shocking isn't it?
Watt?
