I have no time, we're not all retired.And you have no answers
Yes when the state had a education system which gave opportunity to working classes
Shirley Williams and Barbara Castle ended that
He’s the obvious choice. I just hope he doesn’t drift too far towards new labour and sticks with a socialist agenda. This country is long overdue a bout of the politics of happiness.Kier Starmer will be the next labour leader early next year that’s guaranteed.
He seems sensible and looks the part.
Ffs...I acknowledged & clarified. I'm not doing it in blood for you. Grammar & Private Schools CAN be lumped together in so much as Labour want to get shut of both ultimately!It's because you seem to want to lumnp private and grammar schools together but hey, you're also quoting yourself, so what do I know
He’s the obvious choice. I just hope he doesn’t drift too far towards new labour and sticks with a socialist agenda. This country is long overdue a bout of the politics of happiness.
Shows the benefit of the Grammar system doesn’t it?
Do you mean false happiness? Just look at the suggestion of free Broadband. It is suggested that EU regulations on Broadband wouldn't permit it...so he would either have to let everybody down or let his remain supporters down by delivering Brexit (which he may or may not be able to do)He’s the obvious choice. I just hope he doesn’t drift too far towards new labour and sticks with a socialist agenda. This country is long overdue a bout of the politics of happiness.
Not a chance. The reason we are seeing a move to private education for leaders is the comprehensive system which stifles such qualities and revels in mediocrity
Ffs...I acknowledged & clarified. I'm not doing it in blood for you. Grammar & Private Schools CAN be lumped together in so much as Labour want to get shut of both ultimately!
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Do you mean false happiness? Just look at the suggestion of free Broadband. It is suggested that EU regulations on Broadband wouldn't permit it...so he would either have to let everybody down or let his remain supporters down by delivering Brexit (which he may or may not be able to do)
Now don't get me wrong...the Tories aren't any better overall on most things. My point is that there is no such thing as the 'politics of happiness'. Just of spite.
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..by pulling your Brexit bill that passed its second reading in favour of the much longer process of a general election......
Actually Boris has done the right thing, and when he gets his majority remoaners won't be able to keep delaying and adding bills/amendments to the deal
The main problem with Grammars is if they get the funding at the expense of the 'lower achievers'.Nothing wrong with grammars in the right system. We were heading that way a bit under Blair but our school system means having dedicated schools at 11, which I think is far too young. I’d rather see a middle school system with High School 14-19 and have the high schools specialise including a general academic specialisation like Grammars.
11 is far too young to siphon kids off IMO.
Christ, I knew I shouldn't have unignored.remoaners
Christ, I knew I shouldn't have unignored.
Its catchy
Ever heard of counting chickens? You may be right, but it's by no means a certainty Tories will get this massive majority.
Plus you're forgetting a big reason the process kept on being delayed was Tory rebels, inc ultra-Brexiteers like the ERG. Don't assume they will disappear after the election. If they don't get the Brexit they want they're still just as likely frustrate the process.
The main problem with Grammars is if they get the funding at the expense of the 'lower achievers'.
There's streaming, after all, in a comprehensive system, so syphoning off still happens in that respect (or it did, at least! I am now out of date, of course!)
Do you mean false happiness? Just look at the suggestion of free Broadband. It is suggested that EU regulations on Broadband wouldn't permit it...so he would either have to let everybody down or let his remain supporters down by delivering Brexit (which he may or may not be able to do)
Now don't get me wrong...the Tories aren't any better overall on most things. My point is that there is no such thing as the 'politics of happiness'. Just of spite.
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Yep - you get people that believe in a two tier society and that if you're not seen as 'clever' then you're worthless and free to be exploited as those that are clever see fit.
Pathetic - what would you have Fred the store man running JLR you clown
tbf, he'd have to go some to make as large a loss...Pathetic - what would you have Fred the store man running JLR you clown
Exactly right, the Conservative candidate for Coventry South is a staunch remainer. If she wins is she suddenly going to be in favour of a hard brexit?Ever heard of counting chickens? You may be right, but it's by no means a certainty Tories will get this massive majority.
Plus you're forgetting a big reason the process kept on being delayed was Tory rebels, inc ultra-Brexiteers like the ERG. Don't assume they will disappear after the election. If they don't get the Brexit they want they're still just as likely frustrate the process.
Exactly right, the Conservative candidate for Coventry South is a staunch remainer. If she wins is she suddenly going to be in favour of a hard brexit?
Its not beyond the realms of possibility that the Conservatives win but Johnson loses his seat. Cue another Conservative leadership election further delaying brexit.
Baron Johnson of Balderdash?He won’t lose his seat and can still be PM if he did
Very controversially and it would not only require the backing of his party but also the commons, for which he would need a clear majority.He won’t lose his seat and can still be PM if he did
I think I’m right in saying that when the PM has been from the Lords they were already a sitting member of the House of Lords. Boris would have to make himself a Lord first to be an unelected PM. Off course all the brexiteers will lose their shit as this was part of the problem with the EU, apparently.Baron Johnson of Balderdash?
What would happen is they'd find the safest seat possible and parachute hjim in, as per Alec Douglas-Home.I think I’m right in saying that when the PM has been from the Lords they were already a sitting member of the House of Lords. Boris would have to make himself a Lord first to be an unelected PM. Off course all the brexiteers will lose their shit as this was part of the problem with the EU, apparently.
Very controversially and it would not only require the backing of his party but also the commons, for which he would need a clear majority.
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