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    One who survived the latest sinking.

    Daoud added: "I don't have any choice. I want to get a resident permit, so I have freedom, so that I can work."

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    But asked if Tuesday's tragedy had put him off, he admitted he was a little conflicted, saying "it's difficult to decide. If I could go to any other country in Europe, and get a resident permit..."

    "You would stay there?" he was asked.

    "Yeah, [if] a country gave me a resident permit, I would stay. The problem is currently in Europe many people are getting rejected."

    And there you have it, so many people getting rejected in Europe, that they are flooding this way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trickytreesreds View Post
    What you say about the Tories I won't deny. Though when it comes to **** stirring a government, you win the gold sunshine

    But look at what you've said.
    Liars, crooks.

    I think in 8 weeks the pattern has already been set for a repeat of that. If you want to deny that, and need a list , I'll gladly give it.
    Thank you…but I had four**** years…or at least from 2019!

    Feel free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    Thank you…but I had four**** years…or at least from 2019!

    Feel free.
    I will feel free. It doesn't look good does it?
    From our fully costed and accounted manifesto?
    Not only was everyone lied to over finance, we now have policies beeing implemented that weren't even in the bloody manifesto.

    Every time one pops up, I'm going to rant about it, just like you did. Lets how long you keep defending them.

    Maybe I could do a better job, Swale calls me thicky,
    But if Rayner, who left school with more kids than qualifications can be deputy leader, it sounds easy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trickytreesreds View Post
    I will feel free. It doesn't look good does it?
    From our fully costed and accounted manifesto?
    Not only was everyone lied to over finance, we now have policies beeing implemented that weren't even in the bloody manifesto.

    Every time one pops up, I'm going to rant about it, just like you did. Lets how long you keep defending them.

    Maybe I could do a better job, Swale calls me thicky,
    But if Rayner, who left school with more kids than qualifications can be deputy leader, it sounds easy?
    Go ahead Tricky…you’ll have to go a bit to catch up with the likes of - amongst others - Chris Pincher, Imran Khan, Peter Bone, Scott Benton, William Wragg, Neil Parish, David Warburton, Charlie Elphick, Matt Hancock, Dominic Cummings and, of course, the liar supreme…good old Boris…but feel free, you rant away.

    What Swale calls you has absolutely nothing to do with me. We’re not a double act, although I agree with much of what he says and I think he makes a great deal of sense, infinitely more than you, but I don’t do ‘name calling’ and he’s not alone is he…I mean only this morning our moderator was calling him Sweardale. It’s a bit like the Tories…the ‘leader’ sets the tone… .

    I’m not a massive fan of Rayner myself, but I suspect most people will find your comments enormously patronising. She may not have gone down the most conventional of routes, have northern vowels and drop a few h’s…but, to the best of my knowledge, she hasn’t broken the law, bullied or abused anyone and seems rather more in touch with ordinary people than the likes of Rees-Mogg.
    Last edited by ramAnag; 05-09-2024 at 12:52 PM.

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    But is being in touch with ordinary people what those people want. Maybe I'm old fashioned but I'd sooner have a politician I can look up to (an they have been in short supply for a long time). Both intellectually and experientially

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    But is being in touch with ordinary people what those people want. Maybe I'm old fashioned but I'd sooner have a politician I can look up to (an they have been in short supply for a long time). Both intellectually and experientially
    Ashton is a place I know well, played rugby for them for two seasons, and I suspect Ms. Rayner is in touch with the local electorate - so ticking the ‘experiential’ box - and making it no coincidence that she got many more votes than Reform UK and the Tories put together at the recent election.

    I understand your desire to look up to a politician ‘both intellectually and experientially’ (one might add ethically too) but the best current example of that for me is Keir Starmer and certainly doesn’t include any of the current Tory leadership candidates.

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    You know, I really miss the old days when logic and facts were way more important than feelings and delusions

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    [QUOTE=ramAnag;40563247] she got many more votes than Reform UK and the Tories put together at the recent election.
    I understand your desire to look up to a politician ‘both intellectually and experientially’ QUOTE]

    I'm actually (I know you're going to think I'm taking the P*** but I'm not') of the 'give her a chance' faction in respect of her current role, it will be interesting to see how often she's wheeled out in front of other national leaders etc - in theory her perceived 'roughness round the edges' shouldn't translate across national boundaries IF she knows what she's talking about. Good luck to her (genuinely) on that score.

    She is, however, already getting on my ***s parrotting out the same old **** £22bn/Truss/Tories Crashed The Economy/Black Hole blah blah, that will start working against HMG if persisted with and she sounds like she's reading it off a cue card

    There, a bit of balance

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    only this morning our moderator was calling him Sweardale. It’s a bit like the Tories…the ‘leader’ sets the tone… .
    My tone may not be to your liking but I am paying a bit more attention now rA, witness a post being deleted last week for racial stereotyping. As for that nickname, it was meant as a bit of fun but if one person on the board is offended by it, I won't use it again, despite it relating to someone who managed to answer a recent question by describing the questioner as 'racist, xenophobic and bigotted', without actually answering the question. As I said, I'll not use the nickname again, and I think I'll include not allowing insulting nicknames in my new 'tone'. I'm guessing that'll mean a lot more deleted posts but hey ho thanks for the suggestion

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    Yes, the good old "We inherited a Tory [insert issue] crisis..." maxim s already beginning to sound grating/desperate/an excuse even if there is some truth in it.

    She needs to grow a pair and say how they are going to sort it, but kicking the can of tax hikes down the road doesn't cut it. Give us the bad news, we're all grownups.

    Start with reversing the irresponsible NI cuts made during the last 12 months.

    Then maybe a train drivers and doctors surtax ☺️. Anyone remember that!

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