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|  davenotamonkey  17 Dec 18 11.35pm |    | 
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| Wow, this is awful. I mean, I know the broadcast media has been entirely sewn up for the Remain agenda, but there's not even any attempt at moderation or balance here. [Tweet Link]Really not a good look from an MP with a 60+% leave constituency. She's clearly in the advanced stages of "Brexit Derangement Syndrome". I would be very happy if she were put out of her political misery come the next election. And Burley is an utter disgrace. What a disservice to journalism. 
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|  Stirlingsays  17 Dec 18 11.45pm |      | 
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| Originally posted by Mapletree 
 How can you not agree? It’s a fact According to Yaxley Lennon the ‘prper’ Tommy Robinson was a top man in the Luton town migs. You should read his books Mig Crew and Mig Down. Robinson is 'the salt of the earth' as a rather famous political commentator said recently. He represents a push back that no one else is doing and I hardly agree with any of the people who hate him.......So he must be doing something right. 
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|  Stirlingsays  17 Dec 18 11.46pm |      | 
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| Oliver Cromwell was a bellend......But he kept his own counsel on whether he voted remain or leave. Edited by Stirlingsays (17 Dec 2018 11.48pm) 
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| pefwin  Where you have to have an English ... 17 Dec 18 11.50pm | |
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| Originally posted by Cucking Funt 
 Pity about the Irish. but he was working for his "preferred" nation. 
 
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|  Mstrobez  18 Dec 18 5.29am |    | 
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| Originally posted by davenotamonkey 
 Wow, this is awful. I mean, I know the broadcast media has been entirely sewn up for the Remain agenda, but there's not even any attempt at moderation or balance here. [Tweet Link]Really not a good look from an MP with a 60+% leave constituency. She's clearly in the advanced stages of "Brexit Derangement Syndrome". I would be very happy if she were put out of her political misery come the next election. And Burley is an utter disgrace. What a disservice to journalism. People like her are precisely the reason remain wouldn’t have a hope in hell of winning a second referendum. 
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|  Mapletree  Croydon 18 Dec 18 7.10am |    | 
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| Originally posted by Stirlingsays 
 Robinson is 'the salt of the earth' as a rather famous political commentator said recently. He represents a push back that no one else is doing and I hardly agree with any of the people who hate him.......So he must be doing something right. I still don’t think you are getting this Yaxley Lennon stole the persona of someone really, actually, definitely christened Tommy Robinson. That Tommy was not the salt of the Earth. 
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| steve1984 18 Dec 18 7.36am | |
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| Originally posted by Mapletree 
 I still don’t think you are getting this Yaxley Lennon stole the persona of someone really, actually, definitely christened Tommy Robinson. That Tommy was not the salt of the Earth. No that Tommy Robinson was a notorious football hooligan, just like this Tommy Robinson. 
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| Pussay Patrol  18 Dec 18 7.55am | |
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| Originally posted by Mstrobez 
 People like her are precisely the reason remain wouldn’t have a hope in hell of winning a second referendum. For me it just highlights Brexiters only angle is to discredit real concerns over the economy rather than explain the economic benefits of Brexit as there aren't any? 
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|  Midlands Eagle  18 Dec 18 8.07am |    | 
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| Originally posted by Pussay Patrol 
 For me it just highlights Brexiters only angle is to discredit real concerns over the economy rather than explain the economic benefits of Brexit as there aren't any? Presumably if the internet had been around in 1914 you would have been complaining about our declaration of war against Germany as it didn't have any economic benefits for us Edited by Midlands Eagle (18 Dec 2018 11.19am) 
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|  DanH  SW2 18 Dec 18 8.33am |    | 
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| Originally posted by Midlands Eagle 
 Presumably if the internet had been around in 1939 you would have been complaining about our declaration of war against Germany as it didn't have any economic benefits for us Yessssss. Not even 8.30am and someone has already conflated the EU with the Nazis. Is it too early for a pint? 
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| Pussay Patrol  18 Dec 18 9.12am | |
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| Originally posted by DanH 
 Yessssss. Not even 8.30am and someone has already conflated the EU with the Nazis. Is it too early for a pint? Well, Brexit is a negative concept built on negativity 
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|  Cucking Funt  Clapham on the Back 18 Dec 18 9.29am |    | 
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| Originally posted by DanH 
 Yessssss. Not even 8.30am and someone has already conflated the EU with the Nazis. Is it too early for a pint? You drink pints??? 
 
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