Brexit the economy and house prices part 6

Thrugelmir

Phew, that is a relief 2500 it obviously the correct number as their arrival, monitoring and eventual departure will probably take quite a lot of (new) staff.

The Companies that bring the workers over. Will no doubt have a vested interest in seeing them leave once the work is done.

Enterprise_1701C

Thrugelmir wrote: »

What's new in politics recently........Singling out May isn't representative. Doesn't Momentum have a similar ring as Militant (in days of old).

Momentum is still doing it. Not only are they writing speeches and the whole labour manifesto, they are deselecting people that do not think like them and basically taking over the labour party to the extent that Khorbyn is purely the figurehead and does everything he is told by Jonathan Lansman.

Thrugelmir

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Momentum is still doing it. Not only are they writing speeches and the whole labour manifesto, they are deselecting people that do not think like them and basically taking over the labour party to the extent that Khorbyn is purely the figurehead and does everything he is told by Jonathan Lansman.

Gives Mrs May an easy ride currently.

Moby

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Momentum is still doing it. Not only are they writing speeches and the whole labour manifesto, they are deselecting people that do not think like them and basically taking over the labour party to the extent that Khorbyn is purely the figurehead and does everything he is told by Jonathan Lansman.

Momentum are a left wing political movement. We live in a democracy which allows such groups. What's wrong with that? Do you want to ban them because you don't like them?

HighamKneeDee

Moby wrote: »

Momentum are a left wing political movement.

....that throw their toys out of their pram when they don't get their own way. Disgusting behaviour, allegedly.

https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/labour-factions-come-to-blows-over-assault-by-momentum-member/

cogito

Moby wrote: »

Momentum are a left wing political movement. We live in a democracy which allows such groups. What's wrong with that? Do you want to ban them because you don't like them?

Nothing wrong with it at all. That we can agree on.

But doesn't the Labour party constitution prohibit groups like this?

StevieJ

Look what can happen when you 'allegedly' 'have your cake and eat it'

Boris has been accused of a string of affairs during their 25-year marriage.
But according to the Sun , the latest fling was the final straw - and daughter Lara, 25, reportedly said Marina will "never take him back."

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/boris-johnson-and-wife-marina-wheeler-to-divorce-after-25-years-of-marriage/ar-BBMZhmZ?li=BBoPWjQ

buglawton

Yeah maybe we should be like France where even the president having a mistress is publicly known and no one bats an eyelid.

Enterprise_1701C

StevieJ wrote: »

Look what can happen when you 'allegedly' 'have your cake and eat it'



https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/boris-johnson-and-wife-marina-wheeler-to-divorce-after-25-years-of-marriage/ar-BBMZhmZ?li=BBoPWjQ

And your point is?

Corbyn has never been squeeky clean either.

Those in politics are human beings, believe it or not.

Tromking

Voters in Sweden are the next group of EU citizens looking to give social democratic politics a good kicking at the weekend.
Mainland Europe is changing, I still don’t detect a burgeoning realisation of that fact in Brussels however.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sweden-election-far-right-ex-neo-nazi-anti-immigration-party-sweden-democrats/