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Discuss Is Theresa May under too much pressure? in The NAAFI Bar on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by weekend_worrier To think that she used to be a 'glamour model'. Time is cruel. She'd probably make a better Home Secretary: The years have not been kind to T h eresa, from ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by weekend_worrier View Post
    To think that she used to be a 'glamour model'. Time is cruel.
    She'd probably make a better Home Secretary:



    The years have not been kind to Theresa, from 2000:

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    She's not aged kindly has she!

    BBC News - Abu Qatada to press for bail release

    There could well be tears before bedtime if Mr Qatada gets out (to 23hr curfew, no access to internet, telephone, permanent surveillance, no visitors unless approved, etc).

    Bit difficult not to grant bail, given he complied with it and it is accepted he was arrested on the wrong day!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Deputy View Post
    to be fair she has a bastard of a job.
    maybe someone here should step up to the plate and offer to service her to raise her morale and effectiveness? call it a national service.
    come on somebody...the country is in desperate need. as is she most likely.
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    Quote Originally Posted by weekend_worrier View Post
    To think that she used to be a 'glamour model'. Time is cruel.
    What for stenna stairlifts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fltpilot View Post
    What for stenna stairlifts?
    No, Makita angle grinders.

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    Trouble is that HO is too big, with the best will in the world, either that or not enough delegation

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    Quote Originally Posted by vvaannmmaann View Post
    Having just seen this piccie of the poor love,I feel quite concerned as to her well being.

    Theresa May: we'll stop migrants if euro collapses - Telegraph
    It is a political statement. All political statements have certain characteristics in common. It is designed to raise the personal profile of the speaker. It seeks to convey the illusion that the speaker is possessed of the ability to address the problem under discussion while in reality, the statement is vacuous and devoid of substance.

    The Secretary of State for the Home Department is fully aware that she exercises absolutely no control over the 'four freedoms' of 'Movement', 'Capital', 'Labour' and 'Services' within and between the 27 member states of the Union.

    The statement is a headline-grabbing irrelevance - rather like most British Politicians!

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    Iolis, it wouldn't have any dramatic effect anyway- cos they aren't targetting what really hurts-MONEY

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