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Thursday 29th December 2016
Morning all.
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A great win in Telford!
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... mmons-vote" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(A seat where neither the Lib Dems nor Greens stood unlike when last contested. UPDATE. On a 17% turnout, with 774 votes cast.)
Overall record here
http://britainelects.com/2016/12/27/201 ... a-roundup/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... mmons-vote" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(A seat where neither the Lib Dems nor Greens stood unlike when last contested. UPDATE. On a 17% turnout, with 774 votes cast.)
Overall record here
http://britainelects.com/2016/12/27/201 ... a-roundup/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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What I take from that (which I've also pointed out before for 1 and 2).SpinningHugo wrote:
Overall record here
http://britainelects.com/2016/12/27/201 ... a-roundup/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
1. The announcement of the death of the LibDems was premature
2. We reached peak-UKIP last election. With May stealing their clothes on grammars and ECHR, they're finished.
3. Someone really needs a lesson on how to present data - that chart is laughably bad.
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I know this isn't politics but it's still worth seeing - marvellous.
[youtube]9LVgr-nk1mM[/youtube]
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RogerOThornhill wrote:What I take from that (which I've also pointed out before for 1 and 2).SpinningHugo wrote:
Overall record here
http://britainelects.com/2016/12/27/201 ... a-roundup/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
1. The announcement of the death of the LibDems was premature
2. We reached peak-UKIP last election. With May stealing their clothes on grammars and ECHR, they're finished.
3. Someone really needs a lesson on how to present data - that chart is laughably bad.
Ukip won't win any seats at all. The problem for Labour is twofold.
1. Labour loses seats tot eh Tories not Ukip. As Ukip voters drift back to the Tories, Labour loses more. May is moving to the right because she wants those votes and doesn't worry about Labour.
2. As discussed by Labour councillors here
https://www.ft.com/content/475ddfd6-c79 ... 45cac8966f" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
electorally Labour's current policy of being
i. Anti-single market membership
and
ii. Pro freedom of movement
is electoral poison, the least popular option. Unpopular with liberal Remainers (ie me) and unpopular with ukip leading working class voters.
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Good morfternoon.
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"How to fight hard Brexit: Step 1 – Understand why Remain lost. Spoiler: It’s not what Westminster thinks"
http://labour-uncut.co.uk/2016/12/28/ho ... more-21235
http://labour-uncut.co.uk/2016/12/28/ho ... more-21235
Why did Remain lose? Since the referendum Brexiteers have been assiduous in asserting their narrative: immigration trumped the economy, emotion won over facts and these are the new rules of the political game.
The Brexiteer version of history is now the accepted consensus at Westminster, virtually unchallenged by pro-Europeans, often meekly accepted.
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tinybgoat wrote:"How to fight hard Brexit: Step 1 – Understand why Remain lost. Spoiler: It’s not what Westminster thinks"
http://labour-uncut.co.uk/2016/12/28/ho ... more-21235Why did Remain lose? Since the referendum Brexiteers have been assiduous in asserting their narrative: immigration trumped the economy, emotion won over facts and these are the new rules of the political game.
The Brexiteer version of history is now the accepted consensus at Westminster, virtually unchallenged by pro-Europeans, often meekly accepted.
Atul Hatwell doesn't have the best judgement
http://labour-uncut.co.uk/2015/08/17/ig ... ng-to-win/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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That prediction on Jez is not his only classic, either
This latest effort is still an interesting piece though.
This latest effort is still an interesting piece though.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/ ... says-putinSyrian government and rebels have signed ceasefire agreement, says Putin
Russian president says opposing forces have agreed to begin new round of negotiations to find political solution to conflict (Guardian)
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Free betting tip.
Place money on Labour to win this
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... ion/winner" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Governments don't win by-elections in opposition seats.
Place money on Labour to win this
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... ion/winner" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Governments don't win by-elections in opposition seats.
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Sellafield unrest could dent Tory byelection chances, unions warn
Unions say industrial unrest cannot be ruled out by nuclear workers in Copeland amid row over changes to pension scheme
Sellafield unrest could dent Tory byelection chances, unions warn
Unions say industrial unrest cannot be ruled out by nuclear workers in Copeland amid row over changes to pension scheme
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Never say never, but I do think some have got carried away about Tory chances here - based on not very much really.SpinningHugo wrote:Free betting tip.
Place money on Labour to win this
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/bri ... ion/winner" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Governments don't win by-elections in opposition seats.
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SH are you a bookmaker?
"What's my secret profession"
"What's my secret profession"
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The Telegraph Verified account @Telegraph 1h1 hour ago
David Cameron is being considered for the role of Nato Secretary General, according to reports
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12 ... eral-role/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; …
He'd be a great choice - the man who gambled on winning a referendum...and lost. Absolutely no sense of tactics or strategy.
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Convinced we are all in the worst Carry On film,you can imagine.
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Carry On Up Shit Creek.HindleA wrote:Convinced we are all in the worst Carry On film,you can imagine.
Starring Theresa may, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump.
A hilarious film about them finding themselves in all sorts of bother without paddles...
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Also the man who thought we should support 'moderate rebels', namely the inhuman brutes of Daesh.RogerOThornhill wrote:The Telegraph Verified account @Telegraph 1h1 hour ago
David Cameron is being considered for the role of Nato Secretary General, according to reports
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12 ... eral-role/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; …
He'd be a great choice - the man who gambled on winning a referendum...and lost. Absolutely no sense of tactics or strategy.
A man with a proven track record of being wrong about everything, apart from the fact we should stay in the EU (and then engineered the disaster of Brexit). And a compulsive liar.
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Cameron was the worst PM since Eden (and Eden had some redeeming qualities which Cameron lacks).
May is shaping up to be worse though, which is saying something.
However, the fact that May was able to consolidate her position after her serial balls-up at the Home Office is Cameron's fault as well.
May is shaping up to be worse though, which is saying something.
However, the fact that May was able to consolidate her position after her serial balls-up at the Home Office is Cameron's fault as well.
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Yeah but apart from all that...
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RogerOThornhill wrote:I know this isn't politics but it's still worth seeing - marvellous.
[youtube]9LVgr-nk1mM[/youtube]
That was lovely, thanks Roger.
Debbie R had a hard life in lots of ways, not least Eddie Fisher's betrayal and then two more even worse husbands. But the films are joyful. Tragic to lose her daughter - think she died of a broken heart, poor woman.
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Talk about May and Trump doing a Maggie and Reagan double act makes me think of the phrase 'history repeats itself, once as tragedy then as farce'. Although there's plenty of scope for tragedy as well with a dangerous man baby like Trump in charge.
May is a bit like a repeat of Gordon Brown as well. Both children of clergymen, both unelected and taking over from an electorally successful but divisive figure. May is going to hit the rocks just as Gordon did with the 2008 crash, but the difference is she knows there's going to be a financial disaster due to Brexit, but seems to be burying her head in the sand. So far, so farcical (and tragic).
May is a bit like a repeat of Gordon Brown as well. Both children of clergymen, both unelected and taking over from an electorally successful but divisive figure. May is going to hit the rocks just as Gordon did with the 2008 crash, but the difference is she knows there's going to be a financial disaster due to Brexit, but seems to be burying her head in the sand. So far, so farcical (and tragic).
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Good-afternoon, everyone.
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Yes, I agree. I'd like being in a film though. I'd know it wasn't real.HindleA wrote:Convinced we are all in the worst Carry On film,you can imagine.
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As long as Tory bosses want May where she is, she'll stay there.nickyinnorfolk wrote:Talk about May and Trump doing a Maggie and Reagan double act makes me think of the phrase 'history repeats itself, once as tragedy then as farce'. Although there's plenty of scope for tragedy as well with a dangerous man baby like Trump in charge.
May is a bit like a repeat of Gordon Brown as well. Both children of clergymen, both unelected and taking over from an electorally successful but divisive figure. May is going to hit the rocks just as Gordon did with the 2008 crash, but the difference is she knows there's going to be a financial disaster due to Brexit, but seems to be burying her head in the sand. So far, so farcical (and tragic).
If a GE happens prior 2020, Tories might fall down.
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I just saw the news about Debbie Reynolds
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No 10 plays down claim that David Cameron is lined up for Nato job
His Christmas card was a cartoon portraying him and his wife as the two halves of a pantomime donkey
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No 10 plays down claim that David Cameron is lined up for Nato job
His Christmas card was a cartoon portraying him and his wife as the two halves of a pantomime donkey
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Had a mate who was an extra in some films.Extraordinarilly funny in his accounts in pretence discussions with actors and directors about his role,which if he made it to the screen,his head might have made an appearance for a second or so.
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That's about as famous as I'd ever want to be.HindleA wrote:Had a mate who was an extra in some films.Extraordinarilly funny in his accounts in pretence discussions with actors and directors about his role,which if he made it to the screen,his head might have made an appearance for a second or so.
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Hillsborough campaigner Phil Scraton refuses OBE
Hillsborough campaigner Phil Scraton refuses OBE
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"I could not receive an honour on the recommendation of those who remained unresponsive to the determined efforts of bereaved families and survivors to secure truth and justice."
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And he's been killing wildlife (grouse) again, the twat.HindleA wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... heresa-may
No 10 plays down claim that David Cameron is lined up for Nato job
His Christmas card was a cartoon portraying him and his wife as the two halves of a pantomime donkey
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Still, good to see he's realised his true role in life is playing the back end of a donkey. And with his head buried in Samantha's bottom instead of some Saudi arms buyer ...
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Smart electricity meters can be dangerously insecure, warns expert
Smart electricity meters can be dangerously insecure, warns expert
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Masque of the Red DeathNorwegian plans New York flights for under £60
Carrier plans fares as low as £56 one-way from Edinburgh, Shannon or Cork by using fuel-efficient jets and cheaper airports
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Remember the 2015 Tory conference, when all our "knowledgeable" and "insightful" political pundits agreed May had blown any leadership chances with her "hardline" speech?nickyinnorfolk wrote:Cameron was the worst PM since Eden (and Eden had some redeeming qualities which Cameron lacks).
May is shaping up to be worse though, which is saying something.
However, the fact that May was able to consolidate her position after her serial balls-up at the Home Office is Cameron's fault as well.
It. Was. Barely. A. Year. Ago.
And yet they are still all in employment!
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Top tip ,do not presume a small white hardish substance found is a half eaten extra strong mint,lest on ingestion it is in fact a piece of Dove soap.The difference in taste is noticeable.
Other mouth washing products are available.
Other mouth washing products are available.
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Though the swearing came afterwards not before.
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"It's frothy man"
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Decision
Hipperholme Grammar School Foundation: Inquiry report
Decision
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My son didn't mind the soap flavour jelly bean from his packet of "Bertie Bott's every flavour beans" too much, but definitely preferred the candy floss ones, he said soap flavour was quite strange. My daughter, inspired by Dumbledore, bravely tried the vomit flavoured one (yes, there really is a vomit flavoured one). Perhaps she forgot it put Dumbledore off Bertie Bott's for life. At any rate, it ended up down the sink. Eventually she bounced back and ate some of the nicer flavours like cherry and tutti-frutti, but hasn't followed her brother in trying sausage, which was quite horrible, apparently. So far I've only ventured to try green apple. I really am a wuss.HindleA wrote:"It's frothy man"
Anyway, I hope everyone had a nice Christmas. I had a very Christmassy one, with lots of visiting of relatives, games of Scrabble and mountains of wrapping paper. I've been trying to ignore the news, but twitter seems to keep finding me via e-mails that keep popping up on my phone. Such a shame about Carrie Fisher. I think I might go back to hiding from the news until the New Year. But I will be keeping an eye on FTN, just in case something cheerful turns up.
"Fall seven times, get up eight" - Japanese proverb
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Suing Trebor and Unilever for deliberate deceit and non specific warnings.
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Fresh Brexit challenge in high court over leaving single market and EEA
Four anonymous claimants allege that separate parliamentary approval is needed to quit the European Economic Area
Fresh Brexit challenge in high court over leaving single market and EEA
Four anonymous claimants allege that separate parliamentary approval is needed to quit the European Economic Area
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... ction-hackObama orders sanctions against Russia in response to US election interference (Guardian)
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I see that Tubby hasn't posted here today, so I would just like to bring up his comments on "common sense Corbyn" yesterday.
The spokesperson said this involved "take on the tax cheats, create a fairer economy, fund a fully public NHS, build more homes, and stop backing illegal wars". Apart from the obligatory bit of Milne-ist spartism ("illegal wars" - and it still has to be admitted that Blairite "muscular liberal" interventionism is not exactly wildly popular these days) this is all stuff that *should* be both popular and easily explainable, and tbh I was surprised that you were *that* negative.
Any other thoughts?
The spokesperson said this involved "take on the tax cheats, create a fairer economy, fund a fully public NHS, build more homes, and stop backing illegal wars". Apart from the obligatory bit of Milne-ist spartism ("illegal wars" - and it still has to be admitted that Blairite "muscular liberal" interventionism is not exactly wildly popular these days) this is all stuff that *should* be both popular and easily explainable, and tbh I was surprised that you were *that* negative.
Any other thoughts?
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Similarly, green stuff in a plastic bottle next to the bathroom sink is not necessarily mouthwash. Something to consider when rising with a thumping hangover.HindleA wrote:Top tip ,do not presume a small white hardish substance found is a half eaten extra strong mint,lest on ingestion it is in fact a piece of Dove soap.The difference in taste is noticeable.
Other mouth washing products are available.
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I'm anxious because of who's working the next shift.PorFavor wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... ction-hackObama orders sanctions against Russia in response to US election interference (Guardian)
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AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that Tubby hasn't posted here today, so I would just like to bring up his comments on "common sense Corbyn" yesterday.
The spokesperson said this involved "take on the tax cheats, create a fairer economy, fund a fully public NHS, build more homes, and stop backing illegal wars". Apart from the obligatory bit of Milne-ist spartism ("illegal wars" - and it still has to be admitted that Blairite "muscular liberal" interventionism is not exactly wildly popular these days) this is all stuff that *should* be both popular and easily explainable, and tbh I was surprised that you were *that* negative.
Any other thoughts?
Sure. This is all comfort zone stuff.
You know Labour has accepted defeat when it leads on the NHS.
The key test is which would Theresa may have any problem signing up to?
Fewer tax cheats?
Fairer economy?
Public NHS? (And no, the Tories would have no problem with that.)
More homes?
No illegality?
It is just a list of nice things. On the matters of controversy (the EU, immigration) Labour is stuffed.
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Evening all.
Christmas hols in kipperland is coming to a close for us. Conscious decision all round to avoid talking politics (my poor bitten tongue ), though there was big support for publicly owned railways. That'll be my last anecdotal piece of 2016.
Christmas hols in kipperland is coming to a close for us. Conscious decision all round to avoid talking politics (my poor bitten tongue ), though there was big support for publicly owned railways. That'll be my last anecdotal piece of 2016.
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I think it's meant to be populist, so a list of uncontroversial, nice things is a good start. The trick is getting people to believe that Corbyn can achieve these things, whereas the conservatives hampered by vested interest, can't.SpinningHugo wrote:AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that Tubby hasn't posted here today, so I would just like to bring up his comments on "common sense Corbyn" yesterday.
The spokesperson said this involved "take on the tax cheats, create a fairer economy, fund a fully public NHS, build more homes, and stop backing illegal wars". Apart from the obligatory bit of Milne-ist spartism ("illegal wars" - and it still has to be admitted that Blairite "muscular liberal" interventionism is not exactly wildly popular these days) this is all stuff that *should* be both popular and easily explainable, and tbh I was surprised that you were *that* negative.
Any other thoughts?
Sure. This is all comfort zone stuff.
You know Labour has accepted defeat when it leads on the NHS.
The key test is which would Theresa may have any problem signing up to?
Fewer tax cheats?
Fairer economy?
Public NHS? (And no, the Tories would have no problem with that.)
More homes?
No illegality?
It is just a list of nice things. On the matters of controversy (the EU, immigration) Labour is stuffed.