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8 minutes ago, 1of4 said:

Have you tried doing any research yourself? Or is it normally done for you?

To give you start to any research, Look up the question about Cummins that Dominic Grieves MP asked in Parliament.

How can I research, how other people have formed an opinion on Dominic Cummins?

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1 hour ago, G STAR RAM said:

Just in case anyone wants anymore evidence of BBC being biased:-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-51463632

A bank set up after Brexit had already been voted for blame Brexit for having to close down and the BBC actually report it. You couldn't make it up.

FWIW my financial situation is the best it has been in years, I wonder if I put it down to Brexit if the BBC would report on it?

Anything factually incorrect in the article? 

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10 hours ago, G STAR RAM said:

The fact that you think that just goes to show you have your own agenda and often dont read what people are saying.

I've seen posts from the people that you would call staunch Tories, and hard right wingers, admitting that they would be behind some of the socialist policies if they can be proven to be financially viable. 

Us Conservatives arent always as stubborn and heartless as you would have people believe.

I expected Tories on here would be furious about some of Johnson's possible leftish economic policies, as they were unhappy about previous Labour suggestions on taxation plans.

I'm saying I like that Johnson might be implementing some of these types of policies. I'm looking forward to seeing staunch Tories decide that these are now good policies as they are coming from the conservatives.

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3 hours ago, 86 Schmokes & a Pancake said:

Who does that? @DarkFruitsRam7 was on about the ranty right wingers. Some of their pages are comedy gold but apparently you don't use social media so you wouldn't that, would you?

So you can tell people are right wingers from their profile pics too?

'You wouldn't that, would you?'

Think you should stay off the pop, not only is it making you read things that I didnt say, it seems to be affecting your ability to put together a coherent sentence.

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2 hours ago, ariotofmyown said:

I expected Tories on here would be furious about some of Johnson's possible leftish economic policies, as they were unhappy about previous Labour suggestions on taxation plans.

I'm saying I like that Johnson might be implementing some of these types of policies. I'm looking forward to seeing staunch Tories decide that these are now good policies as they are coming from the conservatives.

Do you have to agree with every single policy of the party you vote for and be against every policy of the opposition?

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2 hours ago, ariotofmyown said:

I expected Tories on here would be furious about some of Johnson's possible leftish economic policies, as they were unhappy about previous Labour suggestions on taxation plans.

I'm saying I like that Johnson might be implementing some of these types of policies. I'm looking forward to seeing staunch Tories decide that these are now good policies as they are coming from the conservatives.

The operative word here is might. The blue rinse brigade shouldn't start panicking, as even Johnson's most ardent supporters know that most of his ideas will never be fully implemented if at all.

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4 hours ago, Van der MoodHoover said:

So its £106bn for Boris' train set. Plus there's other goodies to silence the dissent. 

 

I'd tolerate the price at this point if the timescale became more realistic. The length of time to complete this is absolutely outrageous. There are zero genuine reasons this couldn't be completed much sooner. It's always the same. The entire process will be severely inefficient, undermanned and under-machined. It's going to be very interesting to see what other transportation technological advancements and adoptions render this utterly daft. Let's see how much Elon Musk brings to mass market in that timespan... 

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6 hours ago, GboroRam said:

Anything factually incorrect in the article? 

It's a nonsense article implying there's some level of validity in the bank's claims by not offering a single alternate voice. And using a quote from John McDonnell to try to substantiate them. All part of the unrelenting broadcast media (every channel, not just the beeb) barrage of anti-Brexit propaganda, trying to hammer the viewing public over the head with their Project Fear mantra.

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6 hours ago, Uptherams said:

I'd tolerate the price at this point if the timescale became more realistic. The length of time to complete this is absolutely outrageous. There are zero genuine reasons this couldn't be completed much sooner. It's always the same. The entire process will be severely inefficient, undermanned and under-machined. It's going to be very interesting to see what other transportation technological advancements and adoptions render this utterly daft. Let's see how much Elon Musk brings to mass market in that timespan... 

Not convinced that the solution is to split the project into 3 bits. Think I read somewhere that theres an absurd number of contractors just at the euston bit.

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4 hours ago, Carl Sagan said:

It's a nonsense article implying there's some level of validity in the bank's claims by not offering a single alternate voice. And using a quote from John McDonnell to try to substantiate them. All part of the unrelenting broadcast media (every channel, not just the beeb) barrage of anti-Brexit propaganda, trying to hammer the viewing public over the head with their Project Fear mantra.

But was anything factually incorrect? 

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8 hours ago, G STAR RAM said:

How can a company set up after Brexit had been voted for put their closure down to Brexit?

Brexit happened 11 days ago, what has happened in that time to affect the business?

They didn't accuse Brexit, they quoted relevant people. What is factually incorrect? 

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9 hours ago, SchtivePesley said:

The guy has his own blog where he posts his own rantings and dubious opinions

https://dominiccummings.com/

So at least you can read it from the horse's mouth without any media spin

 

 

I have extremely mixed feelings on Cummings ,whilst I am eternally  grateful for keeping Labour out of power and Brexit the bloke is an absolute nob that deserves a slap.

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7 minutes ago, King Kevin said:

I have extremely mixed feelings on Cummings ,whilst I am eternally  grateful for keeping Labour out of power and Brexit the bloke is an absolute nob that deserves a slap.

It's certainly a strange one.

Maybe there have always been figures like Cummings in the background acting as advisors and setting agendas, just that this is the first time one has developed a public persona?

What I found realy disappointing was on The Last Leg on Friday they did a piece against Cummings that seemed to mainly focus on his strange fashion sense and his weird face/head. I couldn't care less what he looks like. We need to be watching what he does, not what he looks like

 

 

 

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