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Old 25-02-2019, 18:58   #7838
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Re: Brexit

Here is a typical piece of Grauniad leftie gollox:

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...exit-destroyed


Even now, after all that’s happened over the past few days and with everything to come, Labour politicians and their aides cling to one of two excuses for their position on Brexit. The first will come most often from an MP for some kicked-about northern seat. “I voted remain, of course,” they generally begin, “but my constituents wanted Brexit.” <SNIP>

Brexit was always a project driven by the right to enrich the right. …………


Where do they find these pinko pseuds?




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