For many years, the Liberal Democrats have had some sort of yellow bird as their logo, much like a Canary, which for many years (since at least the 17th century), has been a popular avian pet to keep in a…
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The Liberal Democrats Still Suck
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PM of Luxembourg Decides to be an Arse***e
I haven’t had chance to properly read the stories yet, but on Monday (16th Sept) there was due to be a meeting to discuss Brexit or something between British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and his counterpart from the diminutive European…
Confidence Vote in May is Finally Here [Updated with Final Results & Reactions]
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After much waiting, the confidence vote in British PM Theresa May has finally arrived after letters to Graham Brady to trigger the vote crossed the 48 threshold. Unfortunately, despite the complete horlicks she’s been making of negotiating brexit, early signs…
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Chequers Plan, Project Fear 2 – May Must Go
Well, that “told you so” moment I had a feeling was gonna happen has finally happened. Just as I had feelings that turned out pretty accurate that Team Brexit would win the referendum and that Donald Trump would become President…
Make British Tax Rules Simple Again – Post Brexit Policies
I distinctly recall that since at least prior to the 2010 General Election, experts were calling for the UK’s Tax Rule Book to be simplified. There was definitely an article on the Daily Mail Website in September 2011 saying we…
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Bananaman Returns
When I got up today, my news feeds and timelines were filled with news of the return of Bananaman, brother of Beaker. Apparently he’s tag-teamed with a cross-party bunch of has-beens to Remoan about Brexit, so he’s lost none of…
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Quickfire list of benefits to Britain Leaving the EU…
Copied from a slightly too late reponse to a Yahoo Answers Question…. The Parliament in Westminster would regain the sovereignty that Gordon Brown signed away via the backdoor, so our elected politicians would get more work to stick their teeth…
Gove’s statement on why he supports Brexit
Statement from Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Justice, on the EU Referendum Immediate release, 20 February 2016 For weeks now I have been wrestling with the most difficult decision of my political life. But taking difficult decisions is…
Some of the stuff that ConservativeChitChat Supports (UK Edition)
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1) Brexit… Leaving the EU holds the key to being able to do alot of the stuff that many of the stuff I support likely depends on, like keeping proper tabs on immigration. 2) Flat Taxes… they’ve been yapping for…
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Still Waiting for Brexit and MayExit
It’s 12th May as I start typing this attempt at a blog post, about 45 days after Britain was supposed to exit the EU either via a Real Brexit WTO “no deal” method or a Lesser Brexit with a deal…