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Return of two party politics, cost her the majority.Originally Posted by Rjk
Cameron /Osborne would have sailed In ,least we forget they were the triple lock and no tax rises authors.
Bet the insiders who wanted and planned Camerons demise and forced his hand on the Brexit referendum are weeping now.
Did she even want to win an overwhelming majority?You could argue the current situation suits May and her City of London backers much better. Lot's of talk now about including all parties, softer Brexit, etc. Even talk about staying in the EU!
Did she even want to win an overwhelming majority?Like we are ever going to fully leave anyway.
(How often do you check your emails btw?)
Yes, we discussed this likely event a few months ago. Funny how things turn out innit
(How often do you check your emails btw?)
Theresa May is the key, and the reason why the other Tory Party leadership contenders fell over themselves to ensure that she became the new PM.
so to get this right, she ran a shit campaign and risked losing her party the election and has lost her credibility just to satisfy the pro EU bankers, You're an odd fellowYes, we discussed this likely event a few months ago. Funny how things turn out innit
Theresa May is the key, and the reason why the other Tory Party leadership contenders fell over themselves to ensure that she became the new PM.
It's a play. Think back to her strange performance during the referendum, the odd leadership contest, the narrow team she utilised during the GE to micro manage the outcome, etc. Brexit means Brexit!
so your saying she is clever enough to manipulate the system and the public to such a degree that she can emerge with no overall majority but cling on to power, really i mean reallyIt's a play. Think back to her strange performance during the referendum, the odd leadership contest, the narrow team she utilised during the GE to micro manage the outcome, etc. Brexit means Brexit!
The leadership contest was a procession, so presumably Boris and Gove are also in cahoots with the pro EU bankers and did their bidding by dropping out.It's a play. Think back to her strange performance during the referendum, the odd leadership contest, the narrow team she utilised during the GE to micro manage the outcome, etc. Brexit means Brexit!
But hang on, Boris and Goves campaign was the decisive one for getting Leave to win. Didn't the City think of stepping in at that point, just a few months earlier?
Welcome to the Hotel California.. You can checkout any time you like, but you can never leave!Yes, we discussed this likely event a few months ago. Funny how things turn out innit
Theresa May is the key, and the reason why the other Tory Party leadership contenders fell over themselves to ensure that she became the new PM.
They don't want to leave, they just want us to think they want to.
who are theyWelcome to the Hotel California.. You can checkout any time you like, but you can never leave!
They don't want to leave, they just want us to think they want to.
Our infested government, they just take orders from the EUSSR HQ.who are they
Act 1, Scene 2 ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40268504How sickening to watch this shit unfold
So why didn't she stick with the dozen-ish majority she already had, if she didn't want a huge one?Did she even want to win an overwhelming majority?
his posts are getting more abstract by the day
Act 1, Scene 2 ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40268504
thats not answering his question though is itAct 1, Scene 2 ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40268504
Glueys problem is that he sees an outcome and works backwards, then concludes that whatever happened was always part of the plan.thats not answering his question though is it
One day he'll realise that even the big cheeses are making it up as they go along
The Hegelian Dialectic.Glueys problem is that he sees an outcome and works backwards, then concludes that whatever happened was always part of the plan.
One day he'll realise that even the big cheeses are making it up as they go along
Funnily enough, I've just been reading about Captain HindsightGlueys problem is that he sees an outcome and works backwards, then concludes that whatever happened was always part of the plan.
One day he'll realise that even the big cheeses are making it up as they go along
Surely the Fabian Society are involved somewhere?
The situation is very fluid and I can only comment on what has already happened, but it seems like there is some sort of pivot underway.thats not answering his question though is it
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