*nimbly steps over the line in the sand separating his fellow countrymen to give karmageddon a heartfelt hug*

It's alright, man. I love you.

The other day in a union meeting we were going through letters from people seeking a nomination to seats on various national committees. And one of them had various grammatical errors, and I pointed it out because I thought it looked unchecked and like they didn't really care. I was rapidly and probably rightly put in my place -"there are many reasons why someone might not have high standards of written English, Rhiannon." Indeed, like problems when they were at school, or it being their second language, or they have dyslexia or something.

But sometimes, like
"on you're side now"
do you wonder if it's just because they're too much of a dolt. And then what are other people supposed to conclude about the political opinion being put forward. I suppose grammar nazis are part of the metropolitan elite and their so-called experts. We shouldn't let Europe tell us how to spell things, the bastards.

Now? He's always supported being part of the EU! Hardly the u-turn that corbyn unspectacularly displayed while undemocratically forcing MP's to vote in line with his ego!

Comes to something when the only person in the main opposition party to act as an opposition and promote common sense is a war mongering twat! Doesn't speak volumes for the rest of them.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39016392

Edit, Corbyn now a tit rifle I suppose?

Meh.

For the past 7/8 months, all the EU countries have been discussing and preparing for Brexit.

Not just us.

Blair suggests we give a big tra la la to the lot of it.

Not only undemocratic, but actually really quite dumb and awfully inconsiderate all round.