It was on the news tonight on ITV.
Theresa May could face unprecedented vote of confidence in her leadership
An Ode for the looming Brexit situation in Great Britain?
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Theresa May could face unprecedented vote of confidence in her leadership
The more things change, the more they stay the same... "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose..."
That farouk is the big question. I haven't a clue.
The only news I saw was about garage going on about his Brexit party - I cannot stand him, he prompts for Brexit, gets the vote, walks away and now comes back and thinks people should take him seriously a second time- jumping on the band wagon!
I doubt anyone else can do anything any better - I do like the new independent group though, if we had a general election they would get my vote.
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Mrs May, a Shakespearean philosopher: 'To be, or not to be, that is the question...' ?
(I wonder, maybe a nicer way for her to go down in history as a Shakespearean philosopher...?)
We have now had two female leaders both of whom have brought this country to it's knees - but not in prayer. Mrs Thatcher demolished the manufacturing industry, the mining industry and the engineering industry and Mrs M has made such a mess of the Brexit negotiations.Mrs May, a Shakespearean philosopher: 'To be, or not to be, that is the question...' ?
(I wonder, maybe a nicer way for her to go down in history as a Shakespearean philosopher...?)
I guessed.lol who's ' garage ' I have invented a new Brexit party leader !!!!!
I meant Farage !
Oh come on pearl , the men haven't done too well either !! Lol
Actually when was the last Good leader - Winston Churchill, maybe !
Actually when was the last Good leader - Winston Churchill, maybe !
Maybe they haven't done much better but they didn't bring the country down like these two women.
What about Tony Blair - might not have brought the country down but he sure sent us to a war that we should never have got involved with !
Not sure Tereasa may has actually brought us down yet, just made us look stupid, but the whole of the government have contributed, especially Corbyn
Maggie Thatcher, yes I agree- although she was brilliant with the Falklands war , IMO
Not sure Tereasa may has actually brought us down yet, just made us look stupid, but the whole of the government have contributed, especially Corbyn
Maggie Thatcher, yes I agree- although she was brilliant with the Falklands war , IMO
I take your point about Tony Blair.
Mrs. Thatcher got a big profile with the electorate after the Falklands War, but Mr Callaghan sent down the fleet without publicity some years before, to dissuade a military intervention by the Argentinians.
I didn't know that Farouk, and it must have been known publically since then - well you know about it ! Lol
I was busy being a mum back then, so I was often pre occupied, but the Falklands war itself was on to all the time, my cousins husband was out there and my brother was on standby - but thankfully was never called up to go. We recently found out we have family in Argentina and even though they knew nothing of ' who ' there family was they knew they were of British decent - so the father refused to fight against the British army.
Rita
So do you guys pronounce it: "Farridge" or "Fahrahj"...lol who's ' garage ' I have invented a new Brexit party leader !!!!!
I meant Farage !
I knew an Anglo-Argentinian family in a similar situation also. This is when it comes home just how horrible war is, and often avoidable with the exercise of wisdom.
Interesting that some of the leading advocates of the EU, such as Mr Juncker, say that the whole European Union project is basically in order to stop European countries fighting each other, as they have so often done in the past.
Interesting that Max Hastings in his book in Churchill as war leader says that in 1940, lots of Conservative MPs didn't even want him as leader (yes, really!! in 1940), and by a number of them was viewed disparagingly.
We do look to Providence rather than to human leadership, ultimately.
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