lokiuk
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Yeah it's proper tyranny on Mumsnet if you post something outside the group think
General Election 2019
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Ho2331
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Absolutely old son.They're far more vicious than us!
The link I gave was for Vice.com, not M@msn#t.
Ho2331
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Er... I know mate. I was being sarcastic my old son.
What channel/prog was that mate?
Ho2331
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Performance on what? Gen question mate.
BBC Parliament Politics Live
It was probably earlier today, not Live.
See below.
A Party Political TV thing starting with Brokenshire, then Priti Patel and ending with BJ.
It was good.
thegimp
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Absolutely. Thanks for the extra background googling confirmingThey sure do matter. Tell us all about the other blood product suppliers to the NHS. Just stretch yourself and dig a little further.
PFI, remember that.....we are still paying for it thanks to you socialist numpties.
Happy to help.
Bing Bong:
Confusion about blood plasma supply | Letter
Letter: The chief executive of NHS Blood and Transplant, Betsy Bassis, clears up a point about blood and plasma donationwww.theguardian.com
From a rag I am sure you are familiar with.
Oh and here: Bain Capital profits hugely from sale of privatised NHS plasma supplier to Chinese investment group
"It involved the sale of 80% of Plasma Resources UK’s equity to the US private equity firm Bain Capital for £90m, plus a Bain Capital Investment of an extra £50m in the firm to create a “UK Life Sciences Champion.” "
"jennyon August 5, 2016 at 10:26 pm said:
Sorry Derek, the article should have made clear that this is only about plasma supplies not blood. Plasma is donated by people in America because there is a theoretical risk of contamination of plasma by variant CJD in the UK. Blood that you and others donate in UK is handled by the publicly owned and run NHS Blood and Transplant. I will amend the article to make this clear. No private companies are involved and there is no one profiteering. Thanks for your comment"
you are a ******* moron
One of my collegues at work is also a local councillor (independent)
He was speaking to his local MP last night (Labour, been in the seat for close to 20 years, strongly Leave voting area. MP consistently voted against Leave.
The MP is apparently pretty convinced he is going to lose at the General Election, he apparently also said many of his fellow Labour MP's re feeling the same way.
He was speaking to his local MP last night (Labour, been in the seat for close to 20 years, strongly Leave voting area. MP consistently voted against Leave.
The MP is apparently pretty convinced he is going to lose at the General Election, he apparently also said many of his fellow Labour MP's re feeling the same way.
Ho2331
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Good.
Happy to help one of the less fortunate on the site
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Berlin_104s
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Without blowing persec you're not a million miles away from me, I think? 13 Dec 19 could be quite interesting on our side of the Severn Estuary.
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76mill
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Up the Northern end
But apart from that I suspect you might be right
Im a traditionally Labour area, I haven't spoken to one single person around here who intends to vote Labour this time.
Bus Pass 01
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Getting better.
Lifeboat21
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Sounds like he should have either articulated his reasoning for voting against leave or accepted the instructions handed down from his constituency.
That wouldn't save his seat though. Labour are losing those for whom Leave is the priority because they fear that under Corbyn we will not leave, either because they don't trust him, or don't want to risk it on a rerun of the referendum.
