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[minerve 2] 01/7/2020 10:50

Still better than this bunch of clowns and charlatans.

It doesn't matter whether he was a pacifist or not - Labour aren't. He wouldn't be a dictatorship like Cummings.

[optomistic] 01/7/2020 10:49

...not another one :-/

[k38] 01/7/2020 10:49

Dreams keep us alive careful.Lol....

[hodhasharon] 01/7/2020 10:46

Here comes the crash....

[bbalanjones] 01/7/2020 10:44

Corbyn: The 'choice' was against HIM rather than FOR BoJo on the basis that 1) Middle 'England' would not elect a pacifist as PM. 2) Corbyn had spent the prior 32 years as a 'Nobody' protesting Backbencher. 3) He was only 'loved ' by the idiots in Momentum.

[k38] 01/7/2020 10:31

People die every day. You can try and keep alive a virus effected person but eventually one day he or she will die. If someone caught the virus he or she may die or survive.. that's not the main problem. DO NOT get the virus in the first place is and the risk still out there.

[grahamite2] 01/7/2020 10:27

How about this for fantastic stuff!



The title speaks for itself.

[mitchy] 01/7/2020 10:17

Dorset, where I live , has gone 16 days without a virus death and are recording only 1 new case a day. Health experts are saying we should still be vigilant but basically WE ARE OVER THE VIRUS !

[careful] 01/7/2020 09:55

Just for once Theresa May got it right.
she knows how defence matters are handled and knows first hand the limitations of the man just about to be given the top job.

It is a political appointment, probably by Lord Dominic Cummings, our scruffy unelected dictator,accountable to no one.

Boris keeps pumping out his optimistic bile, but over the next 2 years he will have to deliver or he will be dead meat.
Civil unrest will be the theme from now on.

I voted for him, no choice, but he is not up to the job.
No grasp of detail, quite weak when under pressure.
He is no Thatcher and no Churchill.

How different the political landscape will be if Trump gets kicked out in November.

[poikka] 01/7/2020 09:18

The reason it got so many upticks is because so many agreed with it.

[geckotheglorious] 01/7/2020 09:14

Alphorn
Post 308880
"#878. Now that must be worth some upticks. Pathetic"

Only thing pathetic around here is the whingebag still moaning about Leave beating Remain convincingly, 4 years ago!

[grahamite2] 01/7/2020 08:29

Good point about the person sitting next to the old bag. But no surprise. She came out in her true colours a long time ago.

[xxxxxy] 01/7/2020 08:26

The Prime Minister's building plansBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: JULY 1, 2020The Prime Minister set out a vision of hope and optimism yesterday about economic recovery. He also detailed some £5bn of accelerated and useful public sector investment in better school and FE buildings, road improvements, health buildings and new schools. This is welcome.We also need to recognise that even allowing for the temporary sharp fall in output the UK economy is still a £2 trillion economy. A recovery rests heavily on the positive response of the private sector . Better roads and communications help. Good quality education and plenty of educational opportunity for all is crucial.The big numbers of state support rest in the furlough scheme and the 8 million people currently helped by it. Success in recovery will come from finding the right ways to get the companies that employ them off state support, and restoring as many of those jobs as possible. For those who do lose their jobs from their current employers, we need maximum job opportunities to speed new openings for those made redundant.Here the challenge is to think through what the future offers for shops, cafes, restaurants and a range of services on our High Streets. Maximum flexibility is needed for landlords and tenants to adjust their use of buildings to new ventures or socially distanced versions of old activities. There needs to be many strands to generating more new jobs. These can come from the digital revolution, from the artificial intelligence reforms and from the onward march of the robots. They can come from growing more of our own food, catching and processing more of our own fish, growing more of our own timbers , generating more of our own power and all the other openings identified.Yesterday the Environment and Housing Secretary set out proposals to make it easier to flex the use of commercial buildings with all this in mind.We do need education to equip young people for the opportunities of the digital world. We are entering an era of rapid change, where the transition to a digital and on line economy has just been out into fast forward by the arrival of home working for the many.

[grahamite2] 01/7/2020 08:23

Joe Say - The Daily Telegraph aka Guardian II is, clearly!

No normal person though.

[poikka] 01/7/2020 08:14

And who's that tucked-in beside her - well, socially distant.

[joe say] 01/7/2020 07:59

Whose going to listen to that loser?