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Robert
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This is the moment surely as the shadow cabinet dumps him when Corbyn should go for broke.
Call a press conference and ignite the disaffected electorate with all those things they've been looking at for the last year:
Direct e-democracy
Basic Income
Nationalized railway
Land tax
and do something about all those inoculated young people who are rioting for the status quo while he's at it ie. STFU!
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stillsearchingtruth
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Too true Robert, let's have someone inject something which isn't just the status quo.
As for Scotland....nice to see that Sturgeon a) doesn't respect democracy after all Scotland voted to stay in but moreover wants Independence from the UK so that it or rather the minority (based on the vote) can be dependent upon the stinking globalist corruption called the EU.
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James D
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stillsearchingtruth
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So now you are advocating a second referendum?
Democracy sucks don't it?
As for Scotland....they voted to stay inside the UK, that means that their voice wasn't the only voice to be heard when it came to this referendum.
I just find it ironic how democracy (real democracy) is then shrugged off when it goes against people.
We damn well need to replay the England vs Iceland match, England were shit, that's not acceptable, I am not going to accept being eliminated from the tournament. |
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Continuity
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I went to record an audio just now for a Brxit/NWO Special....
but the deck has a burnt smell and it's dead as a dodo!! |
Hunh - I bet I could fix that...
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Fintan
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2016 12:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | Fintan wrote:
Quote: I went to record an audio just now for a Brxit/NWO Special....
but the deck has a burnt smell and it's dead as a dodo!!
Continuity:
Hunh - I bet I could fix that... |
lol - I bet you COULD!
And it's an admirable sentiment which is let down only by the wobbly
knobs and the crackly-noised output volume adjuster, etc... 
Some pretty epic shit has wound it's way thru the ol' circuits.
It was well-used when I got gifted it and me had it long time, sahaib.
The replacement Behringer Xenyx 802 mixer is due tomorrow.
Can't wait. lol 
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Meanwhile - this rather cleverly written and well-informed
dialog segment from the hit 80's UK TV show called "Yes Minister"
is getting some wry airplay in the Brexit aftermath.
It's not a million miles off a key aspect of
my own Brexit "conspiracy theory" <sic>
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Fintan
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2016 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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Frank piece on the NWO's Ax Man, Boris Johnson.
And as all can see, a key part of the NWO's Brexit gameplan
is/was to try use chaos to dislodge or weaken the grassroots left
activist's grip on the Labour Party leadership via their Mr. Corbyn:
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
explaining the calculations of the Blairite Coup plot:
AND WHY THEY WANT CORBYN OUT:
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Fintan
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Fintan
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2016 5:23 pm Post subject: |
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TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 2016
Demographics of Brexit
Some very interesting data here, if it is reliable:
How did people vote by class?
The breakdown:
Middle Class:
AB: Leave: 43%; Remain: 57%
C1: Leave: 51%; Remain: 49%
Working Class:
C2: Leave: 64%; Remain: 36%
DE: Leave: 64%; Remain: 36%
Key
AB: Higher & intermediate managerial, administrative, professional occupations
C1: Supervisory, clerical & junior managerial, administrative, professional occupations
C2: Skilled manual occupations
DE: Semi-skilled & unskilled manual occupations, Unemployed and lowest grade occupations.
Lord Ashcroft, “How the United Kingdom voted on Thursday… and Why,” Lord Ashcroft Polls, 24 June, 2016.
The British working class (C2 + DE) was solidly behind Brexit:
64% of them voted “leave.”
57% of the upper middle class and middling middle class (AB)
voted for "remain".
The lower middle class (C1) voted to "leave" by a narrow margin at 51%.
And what about the breakdown by political party?:
Conservative: Leave: 58% Remain: 42%
UKIP: Leave: 96% Remain: 4%.
Labour: Leave: 37% Remain: 63%
Liberal Democrats: Leave: 30% Remain: 70%
Most Conservative party supporters voted to leave:
a Conservative party government that does not deliver
on Brexit will make its voters very angry.
An important point: it seems 63%, a majority, of Labour party supporters voted to remain (as pointed out here). A strange result?
Not really – because the modern Labour party has long since ceased to be the party of the working class.
As pointed out here, which cites Robert Garner and Richard Kelly’s book British Political Parties Today, Labour lost a great deal of its working class support by the 1990s, and, remarkably, the process had begun gradually from the 1970s and continued in the 2000s.
From the 2000s, New Labour has been a middle class party in a double sense: reliant more and more on middle class votes and run by a middle class elite, with a political agenda of cultural leftism (e.g., identity politics) and neoliberalism-lite (not to mention warmongering). Even in the membership of the party, the middle class is increasingly important.
What were the reasons for voting Brexit?
They were as follows:
“Nearly half (49%) of leave voters said the biggest single reason for wanting to leave the EU was ‘the principle that decisions about the UK should be taken in the UK’. One third (33%) said the main reason was that leaving ‘offered the best chance for the UK to regain control over immigration and its own borders.’
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The 2.6 million word Chilcot Report will be published next Wednesday, July 6th.
It would be handy for Blair that Corbyn is diverted from commenting on the findings condemming Blair and his Fabian Neo Libs.
The truth behind the Labour coup, when it really began and who manufactured it
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Fintan
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| Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 2:39 pm Post subject: |
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Oooooooooohhh! Look what the mailman just dropped off!!
It's the replacement mixer deck for the busted one that I
posted had scuppered my plan to do an NWO Brexit audio.....
Looks goooood. Lemme at it!
I've done a heap of audios on that old Soundcraft,
but I suppose a new deck for this momentous new
post-Brexit era is probably appropriate.
Cable up and audio ASAP.
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Fintan
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FULL STORY
"Some Labour MPs believe that a new party would find much common
ground on policy with Liberal Democrats and might even merge eventually.
The Labour Democrats, perhaps? They might even agree that Britain should
re-enter the European Union, which the Lib Dems are already calling for.
That would make the next general election interesting. Corbyn’s socialist party would probably keep Britain out of the EU, allowing him to follow his heart." |
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