Really would

And you don't want the real English to come down south

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London vs Norf FC who would win

norf fc hands down

Jo Swinson could lose her seat again as well

lmao

Bint doesn't deserve any kind of political career

Unless she parachutes elsewhere

None of the traitors do

But he's seat is definitely not safe

tfw you don't like the Tories but can't wait for another 5 years

Is it true the EU will have access to our army and money for military funding under Boris' deal?

If you want brexit and you don't like the tories, it's a necessary evil I'm afraid

Agreed

"Lord Farage" is trending 😛

Imagine Farage as a lord

He probably will get it

Having to refer to him as Lord Nigel Farage would send some people divvy lmao

He'd make the HoL more interesting

Even if he did want to abolish it

I see no reason to abolish it

It does its job as a tempering chamber

He saw them as unelected people who thus shouldn't serve the public because they're out of touch

Does its job though

I'm not saying it doesn't

There should be a chamber like that, but should be elected

What's the point then

Just have one chamber

There can be longer terms and other differences

we have 6 years and parliament is 4

Or you could have elections where only lorts could stand

*d

Or just leave it how it is

Isn't there too many of them on hol anyway? You could reduce it to like 1/4th or something

*in

https://mtdmfg.com/news/british-steel-70m-rescue-deal-with-jingye-group-completed/

its interesting that the chinese firm would put money in the failing business... they now have a vested interest in the UK doing well

I guess that's better than it just getting randomly bought out

Btw I've answered my own question from earlier

"“the Parties [i.e. the UK and the EU] agree to consider” a number of defence policies, including UK “collaboration in relevant existing and future projects of the European Defence Agency” and “collaborative defence projects.”

The language in the latest iteration of the Political Declaration is actually weaker than the version Theresa May struck: the former PM committed the UK to “enable” the policies, while the new version only promises to “consider.”"

Doesn't sound as bad as I thought