Helen,
I for one would very much like you to be queen.
Edward
On 14/03/2019 12:09, Helen Varley Jamieson wrote:
my 2 cents, speaking as a new zealander with a british passport living
in germany - i completely agree with edward that the greatest tragedy
of brexit is that is is stealing
my 2 cents, speaking as a new zealander with a british passport living
in germany - i completely agree with edward that the greatest tragedy of
brexit is that is is stealing precious time, energy & money from the
environmental and social issues that really matter. it's obscene and
completely
I really appreciate these replies; I've been reading and watching far too
much rhetoric. The BBC, for us, is nothing like Fox news; at least in their
reportage on U.S. affair, BBC Int'l is the best televised source we have.
And I do a lot of news watching. The replies you sent explain a lot; the
Both parties are paralysed by the fact that amongst their grassroots
membership are big numbers who voted "leave", for whatever reasons, and
who would be infuriated and feel betrayed if there was another
referendum: they'd see it as the metropolitan intelligentsia and the
upper middle classes
One take, amongst many no doubt:
It's a bloody disaster (basically) - economically, culturally, psychologically.
Any-ology.
While there's a very strong argument that the European Commission is not much
more than the lapdog of hypercapital, the European Union is a wonderful thing
and I am still
