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PeteM

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They're not obsessed with ranting about migrants being housed in hotels, are they?
 
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Winthropp Tuesday

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for anyone that’s interested there’s a long form interview with him on Triggernometry.

Looks like he only met with Trump Jr. I don’t think he’s been anywhere near Clacton since elected. But anyway, I watched it for balance as I always want to hear what people have to say, even if I don’t agree with them on a lot of stuff!
 
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soph30

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Oh that’s interesting! That sounds pretty xenophobic, I’m sorry :(

Before I get a pile on from anti Nigers, the discussion is around mass immigration, not a load of wankers who were xenophobic to poor Rose 🌹
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At least you tried!
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Everryone’s always laughed at xenophobic Little Englanders. There’s a whole Little Britain sketch around it.
 
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PeteM

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Have you driven on a motorway recently, sat in an A&E waiting room or tried to get a doctor’s appointment?
I had no idea that the queue of immigrants entering the country stretches along motorways.
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Net migration was about 672k, so just under 1% of the population. The non-clinical roles stuff needs addressing, there's absolutely no need for it.
There are way too many unnecessary admin roles. But obviously, there isn't the political will since 2010 to fund the NHS appropriately, as you say.
 
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Merpedy

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(Some of the people I consider friends, as opposed to acquaintances, voted reform. I tell them I think they are knobs for that in my opinion, but in other ways they are quite lovely
I have some Eastern European friends that seem supportive of Reform judging by their social media interactions. It wasn't that long ago that Farage was saying they're the problem, and if the opportunity presented itself again I have no doubt Reform would be of the same opinion
 
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Merpedy

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Unless it’s a matter of national security there’s ways of putting information into the public domain.
And what good will the public do with that information? Will they organise more totally peaceful protests?

I'm personally of the opinion that if they became aware of a possible terror link after their official statements and took all the reasonable steps to maintain safety then whatever. I very much expect that information to come out after the fact if it is relevant
 
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soph30

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That even says (like the other one) that they don't actually hunt foxes these days but the urine scent of a fox. but sadly the hounds may pick up the real scent of a fox that can "sometimes" result in the death of a fox.
Considering most live hunts were unsuccessful then I expect that "sometimes" is very rare

Love how they say a grinning Nigel. A hated person can never just be smiling they have to be grinning, because that makes them sound like the evil person they are 🤣.
To be fair GB news is pro Nige so surprised they used that language 😂
 
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Merpedy

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What does Farage even want to achieve?

He doesn't seem to have an interest in being a politician, so I assume being the PM isn't on his wish list

He has had a stable platform of supporters for a while now so there's no real reason for him to be an MP now?
 
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monga

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But who is the electorate and how do you please them all? All the electorate have differing opinions and you can’t please them all nor have a referendum on every issue. Those who shout loudest, often saying they speak for the “silent majority”, aren’t always representative of everyone.(not having a go Monga, it’s a philosophical musing really)
That’s what happens when you allow sectarian politics to enter the room.
 
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