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May’s vitriolic Brexit enemies want to hurt her – even when it harms the UK | Simon JenkinsIt’s vital that we get a workable EU transition – and shocking that many are more focused on attacking the prime minister, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Love from REPUBLIC INDIA 🇮🇳 Many of the Tory brexiters are linked to hedge funds who will make millions if uk crash out of Eu with no-deal. One donor to Conservative party ; payed 1m to support Leave campaign, made £220m by short falling pound after referendum I think a lot of people want to hurt their politicians right now.
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Forget Brexit, war in Ukraine is the biggest threat to Europe | Simon JenkinsEastern Europe is a tinderbox, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Wouldn’t have to worry about that if our President wasn’t selling his ass on the street for Daddy Putin. Plan is in place...why it is after yesterday ? But Simon according to you, Russia can do no wrong.
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Our warring MPs should realise all Brexit roads lead to Norway | Simon JenkinsIt’s increasingly clear there is only one deal that can be done, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Norway ....is not Britexit its Norway I'm cool with it (except that then there's no point leaving) but it in no way 'respects the referendum'
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Theresa May must form a one-issue coalition to resolve this Brexit mess | Simon JenkinsRobert Peel’s episode in 1846 provides a lesson for this PM, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins She won't though 🤣
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Cutting tuition fees will turn universities into vassals of the state | Simon JenkinsThe tuition fees scheme has failed to balance universities’ books, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins How many people called it? The Higher Education debt will be the next bubble to burst and crash the market. Do UK universities not get endowments? Is that not the payment to a university for a successful student? We're they vassals of the state when tuition was free? Or when it was £3,000? Why will they be vassals now?
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Donald Trump has a point – the world should start solving its own problems | Simon JenkinsThe US president is right to withdraw US troops from Syria, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Implying that Donald Trump is not part of the world? Actually... I can buy that. He's my president, He be grabbing Pussy, He's my president, He be paying Lucy, I stopped reading after Donald Trump has a point. We don't need to take lessons from that dipstick
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France’s political crises are always played out in riots – unlike Britain’s | Simon JenkinsIt’s the latest alternative ‘project fear’ from hard Brexiters – unrest in the event of a parliamentary impasse, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins France's national anthem is fight the tirany, not save the president This time it is very different, and I would be carefull with your confidence. The next financial crisis is looming, and you might have some trouble. BTW remember the dockers and Churchill
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Crossrail reveals the depth of Britain’s north-south divide | Simon JenkinsBillions more have just been announced for the delayed London rail line - yet northern infrastructure projects are killed off, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins danroan Hs2 needs to be scrapped not just for the cost but the countryside and lives it ruins from here to Birmingham HS2 is not needed. What we need in the North is electrification of lines and rolling stock that is not 40 years old and falling apart. HS2 takes about 20 minutes off a journey from Manchester to London in the grand scheme of things this is nothing. 'Northern Powerhouse' anyone?
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The government’s defeat on contempt was humiliating – but avoidable | Simon JenkinsThe Commons’ Brexit vote result shows a major weakness in the Conservative party’s loyalty department, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Would read better as --- humiliating AND avoidable --- talk about humiliating.. the guardian prints LIES AND CONJECTURE. RETRACT AND STEP DOWN IN SHAME! KathViner lukeharding psyop Unity4 BoycottTheGuardian RussiaGate 'The Commons’ Brexit vote result shows a major weakness in the Conservative party’s loyalty department.' There's plenty of loyalty, just not for the same leader. It's a top-down issue. The Government is split. The Cabinet is a rainbow.
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Give the Easter Islanders their statue back – it doesn’t belong in the British Museum | Simon JenkinsIf the spiritual importance of the artefact matters so much to the original owners, why deny them, asks the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ha ha ha..¡.Cómo tantas cosas que han robado los piratas! Of you Brits would have to give back every treasure that isn’t yours to the people whom it belongs the “British” Museum would be empty by now...
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A zip wire for the Lake District is nothing short of vandalism | Simon JenkinsThe proposal for the Honister Pass has been approved by the national park authorities, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins Pandering to those who have no appreciation of beauty, but live for their own self indulgence. This is so full of guff, I'm not sure where to start - but this ridiculous, naked scaremongering might just take the biscuit: 'The promoters do not want a cafeteria on Hay Stacks, a 4x4 race track round Borrowdale or a casino in Seatoller – or at least not yet.'
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