Cornwall risks losing out in economic partnership – MP

“I am afraid West Cornwall has absolutely no effective representation.
Jane Goodall, Marazion, Nr Penzance

I would say with all this new blood coming into the area things should be looking a lot better for Cornwall.
Too much of the same old clap trap like we get on here from some nats just shows they have not got the ingredients to represent anyone, and are just waiting for someone to come along and take them by the hand and lead them to what they think they want.”

“Gary, Saltash wrote:-
"Yawn"
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You really must stop sitting up so late watching all the old films and repeats on "Once upon a time" TV Gary.
Then you might just realise that other opinions are as valid as yours (some would argue more valid), and that you are not the fountain of all knowledge.
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youngcornwall, uk wrote:-
"That is the sad thing Gary some think their situation is real and the County of Cornwall should be separated from all the other counties in England, thank goodness these people are few numbers."
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It is a sad thing that there are a small number of people who ran away from Cornwall years ago, who think that they have a right to criticise those who stayed.
Whats the weather like where you are youngcornwall?”

“I am afraid West Cornwall has absolutely no effective representation.
Jane Goodall, Marazion, Nr Penzance

And you are saying the rest of Cornwall does, come to think about it the entire south-west, the only disgrace are those that voted for Andrew George after he milked the tax payer for every penny he could lay his hands on. Of course a few see him as the subversive MK candidate within the ranks of a real party.

People get what they vote for, I voted for Sheryll Murray and seem to have a drunk

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1293762/I-drunk-vote-Budget-confesses-Tories-Mark-Reckless.html
Sheryll Murray, was allegedly rude to a parliamentary official after she, too, had been drinking on the terrace overlooking the Thames The extraordinary scenes came during a six-hour drinking session that lasted until 2.30am on Wednesday, involving dozens of MPs and their aides.”

“I am afraid West Cornwall has absolutely no effective representation.
Jane Goodall, Marazion, Nr Penzance

And you are saying the rest of Cornwall does, come to think about it the entire south-west, the only disgrace are those that voted for Andrew George after he milked the tax payer for every penny he could lay his hands on. Of course a few see him as the subversive MK candidate within the ranks of a real party.

People get what they vote for, I voted for Sheryll Murray and seem to have a drunk

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1293762/I-drunk-vote-Budget-confesses-Tories-Mark-Reckless.html
Sheryll Murray, was allegedly rude to a parliamentary official after she, too, had been drinking on the terrace overlooking the Thames The extraordinary scenes came during a six-hour drinking session that lasted until 2.30am on Wednesday, involving dozens of MPs and their aides.”

“Of course our MP Mr Andrew George wants Cornwall to break away from the rest of UK. He is basically a MK supporter but know he cannot get elected on that platform, so choses to become a wishy washy fence sitting Lib Dem.

Thats is the only way he can continue his expenses claiming.

His own party consider him "the enemy within", that's why he has absolutely no power and has been given no position of authority in the Coalition Government.

He is the third longest serving Lib Dem MP, yet his own party do not trust him, when nearly half of all the Lid Dem MP's have Government posts.

Even Julie Goldsworthy, who actually lost her seat, has been taken into the coalition Government.

I am afraid West Cornwall has absolutely no effective representation.

And what about the flip flop on VAT. I will stand up for keeping VAT at 17.5%, and when the finance bill vote comes, guess what. Mr Andrew George MP supports the budget.

A disgrace to politics.”

“Yawn
Gary, Saltash

That is the sad thing Gary some think their situation is real and the County of Cornwall should be separated from all the other counties in England, thank goodness these people are few numbers.”

“Yawn”

“It's Ewing, Bobby Ewing.

But thanks for confirming that you live in a world of fiction.”

“Quote Advocates of a body covering the entire peninsula say it will have a stronger voice when battling with other regions for money.

Reminds me of that wonderful Stanley Holloway movie passport to pimilico

The infuriated British government retaliates by breaking off negotiations. Burgundy is cut off, like the western sectors of post-war Berlin, and the residents are invited to "immigrate" to England. But the Burgundians are "a fighting people" and, though the children are evacuated, the adults stand fast. As Mrs. Pemberton (Betty Warren) puts it, "We've always been English and we'll always be English; and it's precisely because we are English that we're sticking up for our right to be Burgundians!"

With negotiations successfully concluded, an outdoor banquet is prepared to welcome Burgundy back into the fold. Just as Big Ben strikes the hour of reunification, the Burgundians realise they truly are back in England when a torrential downpour sends everyone scurrying for cover.

And Bobby Ewins awakes to find it was all a dream”

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