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Tag Archives: David Cameron MP
May And Loathsome
There is a lot of nonsense talked about life in 1950s and 1960s West Belfast. Nostalgia gives us a lot of clichés…”close knit communities”, “people who were the salt of the earth”, “give you the shirts off their backs” and … Continue reading
Kick The Tories When They Are On The Ground
Not literally of course. But increasingly the EU Referendum looks like an opportunity to bring down the Tory Government. Even allowing for the fact that General Elections are now fixed at every five years and Cameron’s Government has not yet … Continue reading
“The Commons At It’s Best”?
Today will be one of those alleged great show-piece events in the (British) House of Commons. The political correspondents at BBC, ITN and Sky and the sketch-writers in the major newspapers are already dusting off the clichés …including the old … Continue reading
Sometimes Failure Is A Success…Jeremy Corbyn
The Right-Wing Press is going to town on Jeremy Corbyn, the new Leader of the British Labour Party. But first things first…Corbyn won that Leadership election with 59% of the votes cast. His opponents got 19% (Andy Burnham), 17% (Yvette … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Burnham MP, british labour party, Caroline Flint MP, Chukka Umanna MP, David Cameron MP, Diane Abbott MP, Elizabeth Windsor, Jeremy Corbyn MP, John McDonnell MP, Liz Kendall MP, Margaret Beckett MP, Rachel Reeves MP, Tom Watson MP, Tristram Hunt MP, Yvette Cooper MP
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“Tom Died For A Lie”
You dont have to be British to feel a certain sympathy for Reg Keys (the father of a British soldier who was killed in action in Iraq). Mr Keys has certain form. He stood against Tony Blair in the safe … Continue reading
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Tagged Chilcott, David Cameron MP, Iraq, Justice, Tony Blair
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Andy Murray…The New (Scottish) Rory McIlroy
Now that Rory McIlroy has gone off the boil a bit, I see Slugger O’Toole has adopted Andy Murray. McIlroy…from Holywood is I suppose a hero for us all. LetsGetAlongerists claim him most I suppose. Unionists and Nationalists are a … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, David Cameron MP, Rory McIlroy, scottish devolution, Slugger O'Toole
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Irish Labour Party Deserves All It Gets
I have no sympathy for the Irish Labour. Nominally a sister Party of the SDLP, it has been remarkably unsupportive of SDLP down the years. I recall a walkout at a 1970s SDLP Conference whenConor Cruise O’Brien …a truly awful … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, David Cameron MP, DUP, Eamonn Gilmore, Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, Irish Labour Party, Liberal-Democrats, NI21, Nick Clegg MP, Pat Rabbitte, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP
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“I Come To Bury Caesar…”
There is a fiction that parliamentary sketch writers like to peddle…that the British House of Commons is at it’s best when it ita speaking with one voice on a great national issue. Simon Hoggart and others are unlikely today that … Continue reading