General Discussion
There was a link in the original story: http://order-order.com/2016/07/02/telegraph-pulled-article-critical-theresa-may-campaign-pressure/ Incidentally, the author of the piece is Anglo-American, having been born and educated in London. You do like to bend the truth, don't you, Mrs C?
@DJ It is beyond me that you consider May to be an able and competent senior politician. Her scandal ridden reign at the Home Office has been an unmitigated disaster, the only experience she has is of failure. Our borders are leaking like a sieve because of her astounding incompetence. She is an expert at promoting herself, but is wholly without substance. A couple of days ago The ...
And for me. May is a Remainer, and should not be involved in Brexit negotiations.
He really has missed his calling as a thespian, who can forget his performance the morning after Diana died.
I wasn't talking about myself Mrs C, my colleagues know better than to f*ck with me, but the bullying of others has been quite disgraceful.
And on the other side of the coin, in my work place, if anybody admits to having voted Leave the abuse they receive is quite staggering.
Those "rules" were never mentioned once during the campaign, somebody is making it up as they go along and some people are believing them to be fact. I remember during the Scottish referendum campaign Cameron actually said a majority of one would be enough to decide the result. A second vote is not going to happen, no matter how much the Remainiacs cry and stamp their feet.
Is Gary Taylor having a breakdown?
The LibDems were massacred at the last general election and now have only seven MPS, to put this kind of foolishness in their manifesto will see their number drop to zero. But that's the LibDems for you, utterly irrelevant.
The Remainiacs are now clamouring for a second referendum, seems democracy doesn't sit too well with them, are we supposed to keep voting until they achieve the "right" result?