6 the referendum and not opening the channel tunnel to rapeugees keep him from being trash
Caleb Cooper
he PORKED it up DESU.
He's the PM that has overseen a scottish ref and leaving the EU after staking his life on remaining. The traitor PM he'll be known as if Brexit prooves lucrative. OINK OINK he's done. Its over his bacons cooked.
Ian Hughes
>our may
looking forward to the waifu civil war she's about to cause around here when she bans anime, karen posters btfo
Lincoln Young
no such thing as British Rail you nog
Jose Bennett
>ywn kiss Audrey as she stutters a thank you for a nice date
Jonathan Sanchez
>t. Yougov opinion poster
Camden Cooper
No. As much as I agree with a lot of what she SAYS what she does is ridiculous, dangerous and goes against everything I believe
>speaks out against EU/EUHC >speaks out against immigration >speaks out against Islam
>Says Shariah law benefits England >Resided (as home sec.) the largest net immigration the country has ever seen >Supports remain
Add this to her wanting to basically strip us of internet privacy and the fact she actually proposed an internet whitelist (All websites are by default banned and we can only access the ones deemed by the government as okay) I am very fucking scared right now.
t. Welshman Abroad
Robert Long
>We do need to exclude non-British companies from bidding on infrastructure contracts though I agree, but do we have any relevant British power companies? Essential utilities are the only things i want nationalised.
James Lee
Peter hitchens says yes, so that I means I say yes too.
Adrian Baker
There was before 1997, son.
Carson Brown
>Nationalised industries would end up being controlled by the Unions.
Aren't they dead though?
>2016 >not having fully automated trains
Benjamin Mitchell
Stickboy doesn't exactly look like he's from English stock.
Isaac Young
>2 referendums >Both of which he used government funding to campaign for the no vote >7/10
Consider suicide
Josiah Rivera
Don't jinx this for me user I fucking swear
Levi Young
Also the AV referendum. Blair wouldn`t have even given us referendums.
Eli Stewart
>Somalis >Start a business Jesus christ if those were the best parts of their capital I'd hate to see the rest
Easton Nelson
Audrey is such a cute name desu
Ryan Mitchell
>Introduced the 35k income cap on outside of eu migrants >Introduced rules to make it harder for students without the skills we need to stay in after their degree >Eurosceptic who supported remain lukewarmly as support for her prime minister which shows loyalty >highest net immigration was only because Romania and Bulgaria got full free movement of people In 2014 which no longer matters now we've voted to leave >Sharia quote is massively taken out of context - you can't stop Sharia councils as long as we still use common law
>ITV showing a piece on how the Camerons are facing a dilema from being forced out of their home when they own 2 other houses............. ........ .
Andrew Brown
??? Blair had the devolution referendums
Are people really this young
Alexander Brooks
Yes.
Rail is already basically controlled by unions.
Furthermore unions were cucked in 1992 anyways (using plans ironically based on Labour ones which Jim Callaghan buggered, which would've stoped unions buggering Jim Callaghan.)
Rail is one of the few industries that definitely should be nationalized (though open to private competition.)
Something like the only profitable rail line in the country is currently government run after a private contractor completely ballsed it up.
Jason Butler
Honestly user I think a free-for-all as a bunch of small companies fight for big contracts would be more efficient and cheaper than having the government attempt to build the same capacity from the ground up
It's going to be a shitshow either way but at least small companies with a desire to expand have an incentive to keep costs under control and to behave responsibly
Jordan Rivera
t. Leaf
What sorta workplace do you operate in? Retail? Office? Restaurant?
That's a nice lewd book, lad.
Levi Rodriguez
5.5
Gave the referendum but continued Blairite policies.
Jayden Rodriguez
>after a private contractor completely ballsed it up.
Most of the problems with southern rail are because of the RMT trade union
Kevin Gonzalez
Devolution referendums were rubber stamps.
And Blair didn't really create them as policy, they were Labour policy since 1974b.
Then undemocratic traitors fucked it in Scotland by imposing a rule that 40% of the electorate had to back devolution instead of 50%+1 (then they have the cheek to blame the SNP for Thatcher for trying to stain Labour's record with a no-confidence vote, despite the fact by this point Callaghan was dead anyway.)
Jose Reed
EDF a shit though, those French bastards are incompetent as fuck.
James Ross
Careful lads, mummy may might see that
Angel Brown
Will the Labour NEC really fuck Corbyn off the leadership ballot? they must be devastated Eagle is is opposition desu,
Chase Evans
Thinking I might study physics at uni and then get a job in nuclear energy. Good choice?
Josiah Ross
>wanted to introduce 35k cap >blocked by EU >supports remain anyway
She talks the talk but doesn't walk the walk and while I'm sure you could list many more other great anti-immigration rules it's undeniable that her tenure was over the largest net influx of people we've ever seen. It's gratuitous rules that Sup Forumsacks like but don't actually affect the number of shitskins coming in that got her in power, and it worries me she may carry out her internet privacy stripping bills as well. Remember only Leadsom said she'd severely reduce immigration, May said no such thing even when pressed.
Angel James
I think 6 is the consensus. Will go down as the Ted Heath of our times. Some good banter though.
Cameron Flores
Don't ever call her that again.
Cooper Peterson
Office for a small business. Comfiest workplace
Josiah Walker
Not talking about Southern, think I'm talking about East Coast.
The 35k cap was imposed on non eu migrants which means we gets less 3rd worlders, now we've left it will be imposed on everyone. Fucking hilarious you say she didn't shot SHITSKINS when the rules were imposed on SHITSKINS countries you idiot
What's so hard about this to understand? The 35k cap is objectively a good thing but people are going out of their way to shit on it
Grayson White
One thing is fear is the fact that May and Branson met shortly before. Virgin Media have been known to block sites in the UK so the internet censorship may be happening.
Jacob Bell
(I know it's a SNP supporting site, but this is funny. I saw it posted before.)
>A Labour council, operating under a Labour Scottish Executive and a Labour government at Westminster, needed to spend £150m on its schools, but rather than use a small fraction of the effectively free money that was sitting around unspent in the Executive’s coffers*, signed off on a PFI contract that would cost Scottish taxpayers £729m to do the exact same job.
*Basically Scotland had a fixed block grant, and Scottish Labour Blairites were underspending and handing money back to London while imposing tuition fees by Stealth on Scottish students among other things. Hence "free money" in this writers terms.
SHE'LL HAVE TO PRY MY ARTBOOKS FROM MY COLD DEAD HANDS
Grayson Ross
...
Asher Torres
THERESA IS NOT MUMMY END OF STORY
Easton Bailey
I don't see "Murder Iraqi babies" Must be a network error...
Christian Allen
It is a good thing but it hasn't done enough to cut back the sheer numbers. We need a proper points based system to get net immigration down to ~100k. The 35k rule doesn't do anything to stop unskilled labourers coming here short term and then fucking off when they're close to cutoff.
People with no prospects of getting to £35kpa should be denied entry outright, not allowed in and then booted out later (if we can even find them)
Xavier Lewis
url?
Josiah Johnson
HELLO DARKNESS MY OLD FRIEND
Isaac Watson
After the nightmare that was BR? Hell no. Adopt the Japanese model.
Gabriel Powell
I personally just wank into my pants or sheets
Hunter King
Anyone else dead inside?
Sex with my gf is completely dead. I can get her off but my orgasm is just nothing. Don't think it's even her it's just I have 0 interest in the concept.
Zachary Robinson
As per usual, instead of posting rational counter arguments to points being made that show Brexit being bad for the UK, you can only respond in memes or insult the poster ad-hominem.
A Brexit will likely cause a reverse brain-drain in the UK - with your best minds jumping ship the moment the right opportunity arises.
All other developed nations trying to attract talent, while you're doing your best to get rid of yours.
This is just the beginning, though. The UK is set to lose the European Medicines Agency (Europe's FDA for USGAF) and several contries are readying their respective bids.
That's a lot of R&D work and highly qualified professionals getting out of the UK and going somewhere else.
Chase Miller
>DAVID CAMERON: NEW PRIME MINISTER BY WEDNESDAY EVENING
Holy shit, I thought Cameron was leaving in three months. What happened?
Henry Thompson
We've had a points based system on non eu migration since 2008, this will be extended when we fully leave.
Low skilled workers coming for two years is a small price to pay for a long term sensible immigration system, don't think short term gain dor long term loss that's stupid
Christopher Morales
>A FUCKING POST-SOVIET SHITHOLE
Jayden Williams
You might be gay, user
Adrian Diaz
>We've had a points based system on non eu migration since 2008
Is that a fact? Why has Farage been railing in favor of Australian-style points system if they only had to apply the same system to EU migrants? What's the difference?
Chase Price
All competition back-stabbed each other to death.
Angel Morris
Theresa MAY happened
Zachary Sanchez
The equivalent of Trump or Hillary dropping out, May was the only candidate so she just won without an election
