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Jebeni brexit kao imitacija neke lose serije tipa igra prestola
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Publika negoduje, zasta placamo rts koji kurac
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rumbeando wrote:Bumped into Dominic Cummings.
— Joe Pike (@joepike) October 29, 2019
Me: Ready for the campaign Mr Cummings?
DC: We’re not going to have one.
Me: Really?
DC: They’ll vote for EU citizens and we’ll have to pull it.#Brexit | GE19
Ne, nece biti glasanja o tome kao ni o spustanju prava glasa na 16 godina.
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KinderLad wrote:Ja mislim da Momentum moze da razbije kampanju. To su ljudi 20-30 godina, nista njima ne smeta nikakve kise i oluje.
I ja tako mislim - jos ako dobro spakuju ove NHS pregovore sa US farmaceutskim firmama, bice veselo.
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Imace Labour svakako vise nego sto im ankete sada daju ali je Brexit nepovratno unistio momentum koji je Jezza imao posle proslih izbora. Jbg. Zao mi je ali on je pokusao da se pravi blesav oko najbitnijeg pitanja u zemlji.
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I mora da shvati da nema vise labour brexiteers. Oni ce svi glasati ili za Johnsona ili jos verovatnije za Brexit party.
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dr. Labrador Špegelj wrote:I mora da shvati da nema vise labour brexiteers. Oni ce svi glasati ili za Johnsona ili jos verovatnije za Brexit party.
Ja mislim da im je to jasno. Po poslednjem istraživanju samo 8% LAB glasača je za Brexit. I od njih je pitanje sta ce ostati do izbora. Nego su "nezgodno" rasporedjeni. S druge strane Konzervama su nezgodno rasporedjeni onaj mali procenat njihovih dosadašnjih glasača koji nisu za Brexit, u smislu da su ranjivi od strane LibDems. No, bice jebeno tesko držati Torijevce ispod 300. Skoro nemoguće
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Laburistima ide u prilog to što je Johnson budala i što torijevci osim brexita nemaju ništa. Zato po tom pitanju moraju da budu apsolutno jasni -PV, na kojem će Labour podržati ostanak u EU, a ako opet pobedi brexit onda kakav će oni brexit pregovarati. A ostalo sve kao na prošlim izborima, samo što jače i u glavu.
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to ce i raditi. Ici ce im u prilog to sto je svima jasno da su ovo Brexit izbori. Tako da ce verovatno i oni koji su za LibDems glasati za njih tamo gde LibDems apsolutno ne bude ima sanse. Mislim, bice taktickog glasanja nema trika da ne bude. Ali bice strasno tesko.
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UK: House of Commons (lower house of national parliament)
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) October 29, 2019
Vote to approve Prime Minister Boris Johnson's (CON-ECR) bill for a snap general election on 12 December.
Approve: 438
Oppose: 20
Bill will now go before the House of Lords (upper house).#GE2019 #brexit
— Sebastian Payne (@SebastianEPayne) October 29, 2019
@FinancialTimes number analysis on the election opinion polls.
It’s deja vu: Labour is on *exactly the same* polling level today as the day Theresa May called her Brexit election. Except the Tories are much further behind.
My latest with @jburnmurdoch https://t.co/8axS0ziNwR pic.twitter.com/vmX7yO7zZz
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Let it be, što biti ne može
Guardian anty-tory kampanju poceo zestoko
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/29/the-guardian-view-on-a-snap-election-a-reckoning-the-voters-may-not-want
Guardian anty-tory kampanju poceo zestoko
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/29/the-guardian-view-on-a-snap-election-a-reckoning-the-voters-may-not-want
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The General Election has just been called.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) October 29, 2019
It's time for real change. pic.twitter.com/aiUwhxm5K6
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Dobar spot. Levi populizam. As it should be.
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#BackBoris to get Brexit done.
— Conservatives (@Conservatives) October 29, 2019Only @BorisJohnson can take our country forward and deliver on the people's priorities.#GE2019 pic.twitter.com/3pTkzI6vFy
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U ovih 81 jedinica ce biti odluceni izbori (a delom i Brexit) - nema Amber Rudd posto je ovo pravio Brexiter, pa onda misli da ona nije bitna a i pitanje hoce li biti kandidat uopste. Izvan ovih jedinica relativno je nebitno koliki je procenat za ove ili one
Ovo u Skotskoj sto drze, to daj boze jedan da im ostane (ok, do tri, ali to je to) To moraju odmah da gledaju gde ce nadoknadjivati.
Ovo u Skotskoj sto drze, to daj boze jedan da im ostane (ok, do tri, ali to je to) To moraju odmah da gledaju gde ce nadoknadjivati.
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Orwell & Huxley were BOTH right, Roger Waters tells RT
With the mainstream media largely content to ignore the plight of Julian Assange, did George Orwell or Aldous Huxley better predict the world of today? Both did, former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters told RT.
“Orwell and Huxley were always arguing about who had the closest view of what dystopia might look like in the future,” said Waters, adding “I think we got a lot of both.”
https://www.rt.com/news/471936-julian-assange-orwell-huxley-waters/
With the mainstream media largely content to ignore the plight of Julian Assange, did George Orwell or Aldous Huxley better predict the world of today? Both did, former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters told RT.
“Orwell and Huxley were always arguing about who had the closest view of what dystopia might look like in the future,” said Waters, adding “I think we got a lot of both.”
https://www.rt.com/news/471936-julian-assange-orwell-huxley-waters/
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Watch this extraordinary exchange:
— Victoria Derbyshire (@VictoriaLIVE) October 29, 2019
‘You should be ashamed,’@KenLoachSixteen
He challenges former Barnet councillor Brian Coleman who tries to defend the poor living conditions - cockroaches, damp and drug users, revealed in our film.https://t.co/UoDAu8mHy8 pic.twitter.com/YXAcHGMMRi
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Owen Smith, who challenged Jeremy Corbyn to the leadership in 2016, is to stand down. Expect much more of this in the coming days. https://t.co/b2E15yNvdE
— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) October 29, 2019
Amber Rudd announces she will he standing down. It’s turning into a bit of an exodus. https://t.co/PPRYH54fH6
— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) October 30, 2019
Heidi Allen will lead a mass exodus of MPs in December after she announced yesterday that she would not stand for re-election.
The Liberal Democrat MP said she was standing down because Brexit had 'broken our politics', joining other senior figures including Father of the House Ken Clarke and Winston Churchill's grandson Sir Nicholas Soames.
The founding member of anti-Brexit party Change UK added that lines are too often crossed and the effect is 'utterly dehumanising'.
Her decision takes the number of MPs that have said they will quit at the next election to more than 40.
Before the 2017 election, 31 MPs announced they would be standing down.
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Mrs Allen's resignation follows that of dozens of MPs from across the political spectrum, including a number of high profile Tories.
Long-serving figures - such as Father of the House Ken Clarke and Winston Churchill's grandson Sir Nicholas Soames - are planning to stand down.
Sir Michael Fallon, former defence secretary, has announced he will leave the Commons before the election, as has Jo Johnson, Boris Johnson's brother.
Other Tories stepping down include Rory Stewart, Mark Field, Nick Hurd, Claire Perry, Mark Prisk, Keith Simpson, Glyn Davies, Jeremy Lefroy, Caroline Spelman, David Tredinnick, David Jones, Seema Kennedy, Richard Harrington, Alastair Burt and Richard Benyon – MP for Newbury.
Labour MP Owen Smith announced his resignation for 'political and personal reasons' last night.
He followed colleagues including Gloria De Piero, Ronnie Campbell, Kevin Barron, Jim Fitzpatrick, Kate Hoey, Albert Owen, Teresa Pearce, John Mann, Geoffrey Robinson, Stephen Pound, Stephen Twigg and Ian Lucas.
Sir Vince Cable and Norman Lamb are also quitting from the Lib Dems, as are Independents Oliver Letwin, Guto Bebb, Nick Boles and Justine Greening.
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Djamolidine Abdoujaparov wrote:Watch this extraordinary exchange:
— Victoria Derbyshire (@VictoriaLIVE) October 29, 2019
‘You should be ashamed,’@KenLoachSixteen
He challenges former Barnet councillor Brian Coleman who tries to defend the poor living conditions - cockroaches, damp and drug users, revealed in our film.https://t.co/UoDAu8mHy8 pic.twitter.com/YXAcHGMMRi
To je ona fora, ti raspises izbore o Brexitu, a oni budu o necem desetom. Kao sto su i referendum raspisali o, jel, Brexitu, ali je on u sustini bio o mnogo tome drugom.
A Ken Loach je car, odavno.
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Spotted a copy of this on the wall of a Brussels office today. pic.twitter.com/8PPmLD4Ggf
— Jennifer Rankin (@JenniferMerode) October 28, 2019
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Analysis by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research estimates that Britain's economy will be 3.5% smaller in ten years' time under the Prime Minister's deal compared to staying in the EU.
Under Mrs May's deal, the think tank estimated that the economy would take a 3% hit over the next decade when compared to remaining in the bloc - meaning Mr Johnson's plan will leave the UK 0.5% worse off than under his predecessor's.
The NIESR, which is Britain's oldest independent economic research institute, put the cost of Mr Johnson's deal at £70bn over the next ten years when compared to staying in the EU.
"We don’t expect there to be a ‘deal dividend’ at all,” NIESR economist Arno Hantzsche said.
"A deal would reduce the risk of a disorderly Brexit outcome but eliminate the possibility of a closer economic relationship."
The think tank said Mr Johnson's agreement - which opens the door to looser economic ties with the EU than would have been the case under Mrs May's deal - would "hinder goods and services trade with the continent leaving all regions of the United Kingdom worse off than they would be if the UK stayed in the EU".
"We estimate that, in the long run, the economy would be 3.5% smaller with the deal compared to continued EU membership," the NIESR said.
The non-partisan think tank meanwhile said a no-deal Brexit - which now cannot happen before 31 January after Mr Johnson asked EU leaders for an extension - would have seen the UK economy shrink by 5.6%.
And it estimated that GDP would be 2% lower over the next decade if the current "chronic uncertainty" over Brexit continued.
"The economic outlook is clouded by significant economic and political uncertainty and depends critically on the United Kingdom's trading relationships after Brexit," the NIESR said.
"Domestic economic weakness is further amplified by slowing global demand."
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/economy/economic-growth/news/107648/boris-johnsons-brexit-deal-worse-economy-theresa-mays
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Slogan torijevaca za izbore je, pazi sad,
BRITAIN DESERVES BETTER
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BRITAIN DESERVES BETTER
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Pa vode ljudi kampanju iz opozicije. Valjda je jasno da Britanijom trenutno vladaju EU birokrate.
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