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[Lordo]

So it was ok to have an election in:

2017 only 2 years after the 2015 election even theough May said she would not go to the country.
2019 only 2 years after after 2017 election the Swine Party claiming Corbyn was a coward for not agreeing to an election before the brexit deal was completed so at least we would know what the deal meant.

And here we are 2022 but it seems there is no need to have an election just a Swine Party 360 MPs can decide from which two Swines the party can select a leader and allow 100,000 odd members in the Swine Party decide who runs the country.

Now that is what I call democracy.

[Lordo]

What a shallow world we live in.

[repulsewarrior]

So it was ok to have an election in:

2017 only 2 years after the 2015 election even theough May said she would not go to the country.
2019 only 2 years after after 2017 election the Swine Party claiming Corbyn was a coward for not agreeing to an election before the brexit deal was completed so at least we would know what the deal meant.

And here we are 2022 but it seems there is no need to have an election just a Swine Party 360 MPs can decide from which two Swines the party can select a leader and allow 100,000 odd members in the Swine Party decide who runs the country.

Now that is what I call democracy.

...that's funny! (but seriously)

"This" must stop. 'We' the rest of us can no longer trust in a "Ruling Class"; it is sadly corrupted, plain to see.

...indeed, ''They'' have an Agenda which must be more important than Principle; making up the "Rules" as they go along.

[Lordo]

It also gives the party in government an unfair advantage. It will give them unopposed access to the media for two months sugar-coating all their disastrous policies and a dose of a bit of nationalism added to it too and a new start with what they hope is no links to the previous government. It worked before and it can work again. Will the working class fall for it. Time will tell.

[Lordo]

Very interesting history indeed. Of course according to Swine's policy he would be shipped to Rwanda the moment he arrived.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62123886

[repulsewarrior]

Very interesting history indeed. Of course according to Swine's policy he would be shipped to Rwanda the moment he arrived.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62123886

Great story. Thanks; true.

...and, as well, on the other side of the same coin are the worst, he'll say about the "others".

[repulsewarrior]

It also gives the party in government an unfair advantage. It will give them unopposed access to the media for two months sugar-coating all their disastrous policies and a dose of a bit of nationalism added to it too and a new start with what they hope is no links to the previous government. It worked before and it can work again. Will the working class fall for it. Time will tell.

...power, Lordo; plain and simple, it is what such a man (and men) like Boris revels in.

Yet, one bright lamb (who seeks to govern) sent to the slaughter may find the way, to save the Party from the complete ruin it faces today.

Without this balance, there is peril; such as it is the Popularists have no answers either.

[Lordo]

It also gives the party in government an unfair advantage. It will give them unopposed access to the media for two months sugar-coating all their disastrous policies and a dose of a bit of nationalism added to it too and a new start with what they hope is no links to the previous government. It worked before and it can work again. Will the working class fall for it. Time will tell.

...power, Lordo; plain and simple, it is what such a man like Boris revels in.

Yet, one bright lamb (who seeks to govern) sent to the slaughter may find the way, to save the Party from the complete ruin it faces today.

Without this balance, there is peril; such as it is the Popularists have no answers either.

Add to that actually closing down government in the middle of cost of living crisis when they can just as easily allow the deputy who will not stand to deputise, quite why it takes so long is also just beyond belief.

[Lordo]

I wonder what our patriots here feel about this situation particularly Western civilisation and how it is implemented when victims of different skin colour is involved. Very interesting indeed.
Surely yhe military were aware of this and did not need the media to find out about it.

SAS unit repeatedly killed Afghan detainees, BBC finds

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62083196

[Lordo]

Now this will be very interesting to see what the Home offcie does about it.

The Windrush people were asked to prove that they were here legally and the conditions set were impossible to satisfy. Naturally those who could not prove it with the evidence required were struck off as being ilegal. First al their rights to work and healthcare was removed followed by being sent back to where they were born.

Now here is an individual has declared he was traficked in under a false name which in italef is sufficient to be declared as to be deported. It wil be very interesting what the Home Office decide to do about it.

Naturally this is not just any individual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62123886