That's the problem in a nutshell...comparing Tory Brexit with head left Remain. It leaves those Remain Tories in the suburbs and those Brexit loving lefties in the inner cities with a bit of a dilemma. It may well mean a very different result to the one polls are currently predicting.
Another hung parliament means more economic paralysis. The only good news is Farage won't be an MP so can only make an utter tit of himself from the outside.
The Tories losing Surrey to the Lib Dems would cause a few fireworks...
^ it's true that this is an election like no other (even more so than the last) because of the uniqueness of Brexit.
Interestingly, Labour are doing very well with the young vote - people who naively believe all their empty promises; no wonder Labour want to reduce the voting age to 16 (insanity...). I honestly believe that if Labour won then either:
1) They simply won't implement their promises because they don't have the money - Labour won't be elected again in a decade or more.
2) They do implement their manifesto promises and Britain becomes bankrupt, a ghetto within 5 years of them taking office - Labour won't be elected again in a generation.
Are the Tories much better? Maybe, maybe not...
Lib Dems/Greens - insaniacs.
I believe you're finally getting it!!!
Here's a report from my old school:
The school underwent its most recent OFSTED inspection on 14 September 2012, receiving inspection grades of 'Outstanding' for both school and sixth form.[2] The Good Schools Guide called the school "A top-notch academic grammar school which produces mature, confident pupils."[
The school received the accolade of 'State Secondary School of the Year' in 'Parent Power', published by The Sunday Times newspaper in 2009. In that same year, 91.9% of GCSE examinations achieved grades A and A*, and 76.4% of entries gained A-grades at A-level (more than any other state school), while 93% obtained A or B grades. Approximately thirty to forty pupils gain places at Oxbridge each year.
A state school, but in the form of an old grammar school, with it's own land and monies to support the school - under Labour this land would be sold off and the monies taken; the students' education would suffer because Marxist idiots in the Labour party hate people who are richer or smarter than them...
Here's one for yours:
A shithole, produces dunces...
Just saw this:
General election: Six years free education for adults pledged by Labour ahead of Jeremy Corbyn speech
The party wants to give over-18s skills to tackle climate change and help them stop being shut out of work by automation.
from here: https://news.sky.com/story/general-e...peech-11859635
I do like the idea of free education, but the focus has to be on excellent secondary school education for everyone, and free or affordable university/vocational training thereafter - also, we just don't need so many folks going to university... If rich folk can pay for excellent education then fukinwell let them, just focus on bringing everyone's education up to that quality/standard...
I'd like to see excellent education policies from all parties, at least the Marxist Labour nutters realize the area is important - they just have a few too many dumb and idealistic ideas when practical and workable solutions are required.
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Cycling should be banned!!!
Sorry, for my misfortune of being liberally minded, poor (ish) background (mother a social worker and father a policeman) and through my own efforts being accepted at a top school (my family never paid, I took a place through merit). Thereafter, due to hard work, moving ahead in life, earning money, paying 40% tax (for several decades), I had an interesting global life, an intuitive mind and opportunities...
Labour would stop the root of those opportunities...
The point being: why the fuk would anybody in their right mind want to close good educational establishments or limit/stop the areas that helped to make them exceptional educational establishments?
That would do nothing to improve the education that the majority of students receive - this is where effort should be spent; helping every single student in every school have the possibility of an excellent education. You need to start in the state sector, at the crap schools, where no students get the opportunity of a quality education; improving these would help educational standards improve - that's the goal (or should be...).
I voted Tory in 2015 out of self interest having concluded, rightly, that a victory for Cameron would further bolster the £ which then went on to reach its apogee of 54 baht. Problem was, the silly twat went on to hold the Brexit referendum immediately rather than waiting until 2019, seemingly based on nothing more than the conceited, arrogant belief that the British were not as stupid as they undoubtedly are.
Ah well.
"They" voted out of stupendous stupidity, ignorance and prejudice and got chaos, loss and certain recession.
But the die is cast and you are now stuck with Brexit because the right wing Tory ERG have made it the core of their doctrine.
No matter what happens, it's a shit sandwich.
Brexit is finally paying off
EU net migration to the UK falls to lowest level since 2003
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-50586338
EU net migration to the UK has fallen to its lowest level for 16 years, ONS figures show.
The difference between how many people from the EU came to the UK for at least 12 months and how many left dropped to 48,000 - the lowest level since 2003.
The ONS says this was down to fewer people coming to Britain for work, while a record high returned home.
In the year to June, overall net migration from both EU and non-EU countries was 212,000.
The number of people arriving from the EU now stands at its lowest level since the year ending March 2013, according to the figures published by the Office for National Statistics.
The BBC's home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw said there had also been a steady rise in the number of EU citizens returning home - 151,000 emigrated in the past 12 months, double the number six years ago and the highest figure on record.
EU net migration previously hit peak levels of more than 200,000 in 2015 and early 2016.
Meanwhile, net migration from outside the EU has gradually increased for the past six years as more non-EU citizens came to the UK to study, the ONS says.
It would be interesting to know how many professionals have left and how they will be replaced.
Nonsense, Brexit is far from the core of Tory Party doctrine; the best bojo hopes for even with a clear majority is for UK to pay dearly for the pleasure of straddling in and out while subject to EU whims.
£ should rise, for those able to take advantage, and then plummet to darker depths than before.
^ One more month and then she has lost her EU allowance. I wonder if she is employable anywhere in her home country..
Strange thing to say, Lom. She speaks clearly and accurately, she is a voice of the people like few other politicians, selfless and decent.
It's a shame they didn't make their 'turned backs' protest permanent.
This is the trash Farage has co-opted into his rag-bag band of people who just happened to be available.
Fox is a doctrinal maverick whose early menopause destabilised her political bias that was previously orientated towards Stalinism but with Trotskyite undertones. She had a mystical epiphany and woke one morning with the bizarre belief that fascism under Farage was the true path towards political enligtenment and decided that capitalism was not the enemy but that her new found constituency of Kippers'RUs were in fact more threatened by the evil force emanating from the planet Zog who have colonised Earth by taking over the EU. She is as mad as a cut snake but in her dementia she disports herself along with Ann Widdecombe around a giant dildo erected in the latter's Dartmoor bothy to which they pay homage whilst naked at the witching hour hailing the icon as the "Great Farager".
One truly feels sorry for the EU parliament but at least they can take solace from the fact that by next year they will no longer have to entertain these fuckwits.
^ seems as you seem to often parallel Mr Sausage, I'm not sure you fit into the group of "normal people". Not sure what that group contains either??? Is that normal rich or normal poor, normal educated or normal uneducated, normal European or normal Asian...
The things she said were very accurate, of course folks on here, the folks who like to consider themselves "normal", didn't listen to a word she said, didn't engage their brains and think, instead they just trolled with pent upo aggression and cliched automatic responses.
Do you "normal" folks ever actually listen to stuff people say or is it just "normal" to roll out pre-programmed responses in a trollish manner to "support" your binary side of the "argument"?
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