Notwithstanding my other points are valid, the above I hadnt realised and I agree is wrong.
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Notwithstanding my other points are valid, the above I hadnt realised and I agree is wrong.
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It may be left wing, but that doesnt detract from the quality of the article, which is also discussed here
https://www.the3million.org.uk
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ha ha!
you think Murdoch's Sky News is Left Wing!
I was disagreeing with Roger, who said the new statesmen was left wing propaganda.
My point was that it may left wing, but not propaganda.
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EddieM
Here's the way I'd play it. I am not particularly in favour of brexit, but the EU is understandably going to make Britain's exit of the EU as difficult as possible. So, as (Right or wrong) what we have decided. I'd say absolutely nothing... shop closed.. we're leaving in 2019. Balls in your court. No discussion. You panic not us.
I've been saying this for weeks.
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Doggit
Trust me Notch, if it's left wing, it'll be used as propoganda by John in any way he can. The left want to remain, and will spin any article to give the impression they want, as will the Tory papers of course, whcih is why John doesn't use their articles.
And here's a bit of right-wing propaganda for you, from the disreputable far-right daily wail:
"Private firms may be given powers to arrest people: Companies would be able to hold individuals who fail to pay fines imposed by courts
- Private security firms such as G4S could be empowered to arrest fine dodgers
- The Ministry of Justice published tender documents to run fine collections
- They want to outsource the collection of fines imposed by the nation's courts
- The controversial deal is believed to be worth in the region of £290 million "
It's worth remembering that G4S was caught charging the taxpayer for monitoring tags on people who were either dead, in prison or never tagged in the first place.
Perhaps the jackets will be re-labelled. "G4S, here to arrest you"
We had someone moaning about public services being taken back into public ownership.
and here's a tory government continuing to funnel public services into private profits.
The left on this forum may want to remain.
Jeremy Corbyn however has been a life long eurosceptic.
He voted against the European economic community
He voted against the Maastrict treaty
He voted against the Lisbon treaty
To be fair only a few services: water, energy, trains, royal mail.............yup thatll be affordable
Rail franchises are one of the easiest.
The licences come up for renewal periodically.
And the profits and any tax paid come from the taxpayer's subsidies.
If they're going to be run by a state, I see no reason why it should be a foreign one.
I wonder if you've heard about the scandal of excessive water charges flowing overseas.
It's nice to see that some of these festering sores are seeing the light of day and discussion has opened up.
The licences come up for renewal periodically.
And the profits and any tax paid come from the taxpayer's subsidies.
If they're going to be run by a state, I see no reason why it should be a foreign one.
I wonder if you've heard about the scandal of excessive water charges flowing overseas.
It's nice to see that some of these festering sores are seeing the light of day and discussion has opened up.
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Doggit
Corbyn has voted against everything, just for the sake of it. There's vey little that's truely Eurosceptic about him. In fact, a contrarian might be a better description for him.
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