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Tag Archives: Julia Hartley-Brewer
Advent, Christmas days and COVID-19 Tiers are all starting
For people who are aware of the religious focus that is part of the preparation towards Christmas yesterday was the first Sunday of Advent. Tomorrow will be an important day for some additional people as the first day of the … Continue reading
Is our next General Election a way for existing MPs to depart?
As these two images demonstrate, some of the highest profile right wing campaigners appear to want to refresh our Parliament completely. Given that until the 3rd of September the Tories had a minor majority this could argue for an increase … Continue reading
Lets protect these rich and politically mature men from themselves
This tweet appears to say it all. An apparently sweet and innocent MEP called Roger Helmer is defending another individual who as it happens is politically high profile and even more wealthy and powerful as a business man than Roger, … Continue reading
Dear Leave Voters, please check this out
I confess that ever since I began writing my blog, I have not had many days when a lot of people read it. The best day ever was in September 2013 when I wrote a blog about someone who was … Continue reading
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Tagged EU Referendum, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Theresa May
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The Brexit-Tears are pouring out
The vote last night in Parliament was of course a minor point in a much bigger process and anyone who either supported Amendment 7 (as I did) or who opposed it (as the tweets here display) knows that there is … Continue reading