FlyTheNest

Morning/night

Did I after a couple of hours kip,get up have a shower and get ready for avoiding work despite it being a Saturday and I work nights?I go to and from in the dark is my excuse but of course it is the Tories fault;as it always is.

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According to my sources Constance's manifesto is already at the printers.

Obvious catploitation.

Gin as and when needed?I suspect intervention/undue influence

In all the fucking Tories thing we mustn't forget /reconstruct a mythical past ,not least because there were reasons as to why things changed ,such halycon days reconstruction before "X" stuff can be equally pernicious,no matter what X you choose.IMHO.

Before you get to the proposed solutions .If you see that as anti Labour/Corbyn,I would say check yourself.A mere regard against the too easy fit

And remember I largely ,if not exclusively talk to myself.

I know.

And my brain/way of thinking tends to be "in reverse"/different perspective or inside/out or is it outside/in.

"what if/about" disposition is a "curse"

The bloody Tories will always be bloody Tories,clarification Not being so doesn't wholly remove/exempt the use of epithet for Labour regardless of time period /leader/Government.

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For 20 years, arguments about funding have obscured the deeper questions of what kind of future we want for ourselves and our loved ones, in a civilised society. We should be giving humans a sense of purpose and friendship, not reducing them to bodies to be washed and dressed."

Well said Cam Cavendish in the FT(re social care in particular but equally could be more generally applied.)
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A more polite positing of what I bang on about.Of course,the salient point well predates twenty years ago.

I refer back to my time before X" theme."

Other letters of the alphabet are available,bloody PC gawn mad.

They are only tend to be lefty students,who gives a fuck,aTorytruthbot stated.

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"Corbyn vows to steal your socks"

Is there no end of this guy''s or Party's viciousness?

"I can't in all good conscience vote Labour as a dignitary/minor celebrity/a who the fuck are you"ist" etc

There is a word for carte blanche description/coalesced set of characteristics regardless application based on one thing,it will come to me.

I'm a nobody I can't in all conscience not vote Labour

I make no claim for good or bad ,I don't think I'm that special or indeed have the power or such an inflated ego to make that judgement

On second thoughts without obviously having the ability to think for myself and have to be suitably guided by dignitaries,minor celebrities/who the fuck are you'ists I'll change my vote accordingly(maybe not)

Such bollox ,at various levels of annoyance,only results in an increased pressure of "X"application in the Labour box,hopefully not ripping the paper as I do.

Is it time for another letter of the alphabet the X has had a good run?That has been a question of some import to me for sometime,indeed why letters of the alphabet ,why not a face at various levels of happiness(or not)as a gauge of support?

Or one to to five ticks,or similar?

My preferred would be a comment section to each candidate. ,particular giving reasons as to why not.Maybe a further comment section at the bottom and the possibility of writing essay/dissertation/volume etc

Somebody else post,FFS.

crikey

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Morning all.

I had the misfortune to hear Gove on R4 this morning.

Apparently the reason they missed their manifesto target for tree planting was all the fault of the EU. The interviewer sounded a little doubtful about this but Gove insisted we could plant more trees when we leave because of the CAP.

And then, when quizzed about whether anyone in his party had offered Ann Widecombe a role in the post-Brexit negotiations and the fact that it's now been referred to the police, Gove offered in the party's defence - "Well, I haven't spoken to Ann" at which point the interviewer said "I didn't ask you that".

And Prince Andrew? "I';m not going to answer any questions about him".

Woeful.

tinyclanger2 wrote:crikey

Always prepared to rise to the challenge . . .

indeed!

And don't think I didn't spot Big A's request to re-start the Saturday night boogie moment

HindleA wrote:Somebody else post,FFS.

27 posts in a row, this may be a new record though I admit I haven't really been keeping tabs

Good morfternoon.

The police are assessing two allegations of electoral fraud after claims the Tories offered peerages to senior Brexit party figures to persuade them to stand down in the general election.

The Labour peer Lord Falconer has written to the Metropolitan police commissioner and director of public prosecutions calling for an investigation into what he said were “exceptionally serious allegations”.

Falconer said these allegations should be investigated as a matter of urgency in order to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the election. (Politics Live, Guardian)

tinyclanger2 wrote:And don't think I didn't spot Big A's request to re-start the Saturday night boogie moment

In your absence, I tried. But my effort lacked a certain je ne sais quoi.

PorFavor wrote:Good morfternoon.

The police are assessing two allegations of electoral fraud after claims the Tories offered peerages to senior Brexit party figures to persuade them to stand down in the general election.

The Labour peer Lord Falconer has written to the Metropolitan police commissioner and director of public prosecutions calling for an investigation into what he said were “exceptionally serious allegations”.

Falconer said these allegations should be investigated as a matter of urgency in order to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the election. (Politics Live, Guardian)

Bet it won't be reported what happened before the election...

But if it is then it's a Win-Win - either Farage and Widecombe proved to be liars or No 10 guilty of an offence.

"The GE is all about Brexit"

There is absolutely nothing self engendering by repeatedly saying that,in any way.
Probably not the correct phrase ,but you get the drift(hopefully).Somewhat arrogant to deny/ignore the import of other issues/concerns to many/so deign,some would suggest

Sky's coverage isn't so bad, but their catch-all headline is "THE BREXIT ELECTION". Even if they just added a question mark that would be better.

@emmadentcoad
So we had our first threat today as a result of this lie @SamGyimah. According to an anonymous voicemail I'm about to be arrested and charged. Some of my volunteers are afraid for my safety. Please stop this now.

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Waiting for Swinson to comment on this.

PorFavor wrote:

tinyclanger2 wrote:And don't think I didn't spot Big A's request to re-start the Saturday night boogie moment

In your absence, I tried. But my effort lacked a certain je ne sais quoi.

We can collaborate.
Indeed, I have already selected this evening's tune, and, as you will see, there's a certain irony given your turn of phrase.

refitman wrote:

@emmadentcoad
So we had our first threat today as a result of this lie @SamGyimah. According to an anonymous voicemail I'm about to be arrested and charged. Some of my volunteers are afraid for my safety. Please stop this now.

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Waiting for Swinson to comment on this.

Seems that even those I had formerly had down as "thoughtful" Conservatives (and ex-Conservatives) have gone loopy. Even Rory Stewart and his "minor gangsters" comment. I wasn't surprised that he thought it but was amazed that he was stupid enough to say it out loud, as it were.

tinyclanger2 wrote:

PorFavor wrote:

tinyclanger2 wrote:And don't think I didn't spot Big A's request to re-start the Saturday night boogie moment

In your absence, I tried. But my effort lacked a certain je ne sais quoi.

We can collaborate.
Indeed, I have already selected this evening's tune, and, as you will see, there's a certain irony given your turn of phrase.

I'm intrig-ewed . . .

I see that Jo Swinson will bough to no-one.

LibDems are too busy exhuming Liz Kendall's mad plan for a "permanent government surplus" to bother with poxy death threats.

Polling card has arrived.

If somebody doesn't say something soon, I shall be forced to take out another funeral plan, adopt another donkey . . .

PorFavor wrote:If somebody doesn't say something soon, I shall be forced to take out another funeral plan, adopt another donkey . . .

Sorry, currently trying to watch 3 rugby matches as the same time - it's a tricky thing.

multi-tasking
(and PTO)