The Commons Bar Mk V
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI don't really see what's wrong with the UK tbh(Original post by tehFrance)
Immigration to Canada seems too easy... hell it is harder to get into Italy
I do like the idea of owning a truck though
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VMore likely to be pushed:(Original post by Thunder and Jazz)
Friend of mine with no political inclinations asked me if Cameron was going to quit. I found myself going "maybe".
Clearly I have gone mad.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...-david-cameron
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VYes, I have picked the right time to get a Twitter account it seems. So many varied opinions flying around, I love it. I agree with the piece you posted, D, though I don't know how credible I find it.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VThe NoTW whistle-blower has been found dead.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI'm not sure that matters so much. Blair was compromised, that much is true. But he will get absolutely slated by the inquiry into Iraq and has lost much credibility anyway. Cameron, who was a former PR man himself, clearly has very, very strong links with the NI business and is part of the rotten problem that stalks the British establishment.(Original post by Aj12)
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VWhat strange timing(Original post by TheCrackInTime)
The NoTW whistle-blower has been found dead.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...rld-sean-hoare
I think if events stay as they are and nothing new comes out Cameron will just about be able to weather it, although I think something is gong to come out in the inquiry that completely screws him over.(Original post by Adorno)
I'm not sure that matters so much. Blair was compromised, that much is true. But he will get absolutely slated by the inquiry into Iraq and has lost much credibility anyway. Cameron, who was a former PR man himself, clearly has very, very strong links with the NI business and is part of the rotten problem that stalks the British establishment. -
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VWell, he can't hold on for too much longer because the case against Coulson hasn't fully emerged yet. The person who committed suicide always maintained the Coulson knew all about the hacking. It's convenient that he's now dead. Moreover, it was George Osborne who encouraged Cameron to employ Coulson. If Cameron stays then Osborne will take the flack I think. The Tory right may well get their wish and rid themselves of the last of this "liberal" toryism but it may also bring down the government or at least force the Lib Dems out of it.(Original post by Aj12)
I think if events stay as they are and nothing new comes out Cameron will just about be able to weather it, although I think something is gong to come out in the inquiry that completely screws him over.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI imagine he is sitting there trying not to do cartwheels down the street yelling I told you so(Original post by Adorno)
Well, he can't hold on for too much longer because the case against Coulson hasn't fully emerged yet. The person who committed suicide always maintained the Coulson knew all about the hacking. It's convenient that he's now dead. Moreover, it was George Osborne who encouraged Cameron to employ Coulson. If Cameron stays then Osborne will take the flack I think. The Tory right may well get their wish and rid themselves of the last of this "liberal" toryism but it may also bring down the government or at least force the Lib Dems out of it.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VWhich would be entirely fair.(Original post by Aj12)
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI saw this in another thread on the matter. I don't see it personally affecting him much unless it turns out Coulson was guilty AND Cameron knew- something I very much doubt.(Original post by Aj12)
What strange timing
I think if events stay as they are and nothing new comes out Cameron will just about be able to weather it, although I think something is gong to come out in the inquiry that completely screws him over.
Coulson being guilty would be a setback, but not such a major one, as it is clear the courts etc also thought him innocent.
This talk of the Murdoch media in the UK collapsing etc reminds me of The Who- Won't Get Fooled Again. 'Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.'
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI'd love to live in Canada. I've been to Vancouver before and surronding area's and I loved it. It's beautiful and I met some really friendly people there. It's a great city.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI know.(Original post by robinson999)
these something a bit sad founding out that a old school teacher passed away
Years ago (about 7 or 8) I was in my local tesco's, and I bumped into my old science teacher from primary school. I hadn't seen him for six or seven years. He didn't recognise me at first. It was christmas time and he said after that year he was doing one more year then he was retiring. Then he said I should go back to the school and he'd take me round.
So I said sure, and he said I should bring as many of my old classmates as possible. "Of course" I said, delighted. But I sorta put it off.
Then not that summer but the one after I heard that he had had a heart attack and died.
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk Vits sad(Original post by thunder_chunky)
I know.
Years ago (about 7 or 8) I was in my local tesco's, and I bumped into my old science teacher from primary school. I hadn't seen him for six or seven years. He didn't recognise me at first. It was christmas time and he said after that year he was doing one more year then he was retiring. Then he said I should go back to the school and he'd take me round.
So I said sure, and he said I should bring as many of my old classmates as possible. "Of course" I said, delighted. But I sorta put it off.
Then not that summer but the one after I heard that he had had a heart attack and died.
Really sad. He was a great man, a great teacher.
I think it was my last year of GCSE (stayed on for A-levels) but a history teacher had cancer at the time, because I was never taught but him it was a bit meh ok
this guy was like a old school technology teacher, worked in workshops before become a teacher a bit sad -
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Re: The Commons Bar Mk VI had this with one of my old primary school teachers.(Original post by robinson999)
these something a bit sad founding out that a old school teacher passed away
