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Now Theresa May Wants Further Eu Free Movement Reform
Confused you will be..........who is on which side I'm waiting for Nigel to support free movement
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-eu-r eferend um-3654 3472
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.// "There are some changes coming up in free movement rules, to make it easier for us to deal with illegal immigrants and I think again as I've said that we should look at further reform in the future. //
As I read that she is saying that there will be some restrictions on free movement in the future. Dangling the carrot - that's all. Best ignored.
As I read that she is saying that there will be some restrictions on free movement in the future. Dangling the carrot - that's all. Best ignored.
She's pushing for the P.M.'s job, patently obviously. As soon as I saw her I thought that. Neat, navy suit, decorous white top, new, soft, bouffant hairdo with subtle colouring (must have cost a packet!) and totally different make-up coupled with a deeper voice.
Is Mrs. T's stylist still alive? If not it's his or her descendant.
She's not said anything to ally herself irrevocably with either side and is probably aiming to be seen as the 'healing, conciliatory' figure. Dave and George are dead in the water already. Don't like the woman, but it's a good make-over. (Been for a facial today - oh the bliss! - so conscious more than usual of what can be done by stylists.)
Is Mrs. T's stylist still alive? If not it's his or her descendant.
She's not said anything to ally herself irrevocably with either side and is probably aiming to be seen as the 'healing, conciliatory' figure. Dave and George are dead in the water already. Don't like the woman, but it's a good make-over. (Been for a facial today - oh the bliss! - so conscious more than usual of what can be done by stylists.)
Naomi - I'm going with the word 'irrevocably'. She's been back-pedalling and not very strident. Probably hoping that she can get away with some guff about 'being loyal to my Prime Minister until I realised that there was a deep need for reform'.......or am I being cynical? (P.S. My £20 is looking safer by the day. :) )
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