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Yes but still have significant direct associations to everything that happened in NI over the years much much more so than Corbyn.
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Yes but still have significant direct associations to everything that happened in NI over the years much much more so than Corbyn.
650 seats in HoC. If the 7 Sinn Fein IRA don't take up their seats that means there's 643 MPs. To get a majority in that case you'd need 322 MPs, though technically you still need 326 as SF have the right to take their seats.
So Labour LOSE the election and corbyn fist pumps the air waving at the crowd like hes won it
you lost mate LOL
I get the feeling it wasn't really about winning it for him, just the chance to show that faith had been lost in May and conservative.
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ok so a Labour government will happen again after these gains, whats the worst that can happen the lat Labour government was not that bad was it [yes it was]
So Labour LOSE the election and corbyn fist pumps the air waving at the crowd like hes won it
you lost mate LOL
he probably never expected to win, he wanted to reduce tory majority which is what he did.
Well the Conservatives really **** the bed on this one.
If anything this has the potential (and I do mean potential, assuming it doesn't turn into a giant round of butt****ery) to be a good result for the country as a whole. No party has enough power to push through their more extreme ideas, we arrive at some sort of middleground that sees sensible compromise for the benefit of most... who am I kidding, let the circus begin.
If anything this has the potential (and I do mean potential, assuming it doesn't turn into a giant round of butt****ery) to be a good result for the country as a whole. No party has enough power to push through their more extreme ideas, we arrive at some sort of middleground that sees sensible compromise for the benefit of most... who am I kidding, let the circus begin.
You'd rather the country voted for an enemy of human rights and privacy?
May gambled, May lost, and Labour didn't get back into power. I couldn't be happier.
Actually it is. Unlikely as in order to get your budget through you would need some Tory MPs to vote for you but still technically possible.
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So Labour LOSE the election and corbyn fist pumps the air waving at the crowd like hes won it
you lost mate LOL
You need to look at the raw numbers though. Massive massive gains to Labour. The UK map is distorted as although it shows lots of blue, the densely populated key cities have gone red including London.
Yes dont vote for an alternative government that is Tory in everything but name.
It's OK. His plan was to leave a note saying "there's no more money".
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BREXIT IS DEAD
thats the biggest shock to me! I did not expect london or city of london to go red.
Surrey was expected to be blue, I work in surrey and the number of cons flags around is mental.
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He said NI terrorism not it's denomination or does your warped world view pretend that the UDA et al. do not count as terrorists???
Erm, I don't think that likely in anyone's wildest dreams.
As disappointed as I am with the result, and I'm not overly pleased with May but vastly prefer her to Corbyn...... I cant help but smile at how ridiculous the country must look to the EU
I've got maaany mates from EU and they're all laughing at UK and it's politics.
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