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    This forum will continue to operate

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    Problem viewing content

    Hello I have a problem which I don't know whether is unique to just me what with my silly little eyes, but I can't read the headline on this piece of content. It's the same for every time this format is used, when someone links to an article the headline is basically the same colour as the box...
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    Titanic never sinks

    I know next-to-nothing but that so I will just reply with something I do know about. In the 1930s British shipping was, to put it mildly, pretty screwed. The government had to bail out the industry which forced the White Star/Cunard merger and the decision to scrap Olympic was part of a...
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    Titanic never sinks

    As for the ship, probably something very similar as her sisters. Olympic became a transporter and once sank a German U-Boat (look it up, very cool) and Britannic became a hospital ship before being sunk by a mine off the coast of Greece (very unfortunate). As for after the war it's hard to say...
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    My name.

    Absolutely class tbf Jophiel to be completely fair
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    thank you (from both me and geronimo who messaged me from heaven)

    thank you (from both me and geronimo who messaged me from heaven)
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    AHC/WI: Earlier Labour split

    I was genuinely surprised that it took until 2019 for Labour MPs to en masse quit the party. It seemed inevitable that there was going to be some kind of split in 2018, perhaps the peak of the anti-Semitism crisis. I guess that for this you don't only need political will, but also funding and...
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    Corbyn PODs

    Theresa May stalling and postponing an election call is thoroughly within her character. Corbyn just going like that simply isn't. He viewed his leadership as a fundamental duty to repay the faith the membership had placed in him and he'd stay out till the bitter end. See OTL.
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    Corbyn PODs

    the dream it's the july 2019 general election. corbyn and may successfully negotiated a soft brexit deal and forced it through parliament. w leave the eu as scheduled. there might have been a few deselections but it's okay because theresa may is still tory leader and "proud" by heather small...
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    Harold Wilson, uninterrupted (1964-1974)

    I'm not the Harold Wilson expert around here, but the consensus is that he would've stepped down by 1973 at the latest. I think he'd have likely tried to get EEC accession through and have that as a legacy, before going. By the 1970s, Wilson was an exhausted man. He's definitely someone who...
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    Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State

    I wonder which Tory MPs, if any, would've defected to UKIP after a Remain victory in 2016.
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    A rocky road to the presidency (President Rockefeller in 1968)

    So the Republican ticket will be Rockefeller/Tower? Nice.
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    Something has happened to me

    Also, Rudda
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    Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State

    I like this idea, I've suggested it in the PMQs thread. My idea was that it's a merger of International Trade and International Development.
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    Prevent Brown from becoming Labour leader in 2007

    What is your best way of preventing Gordon Brown from succeeding Tony Blair in 2007? Try to avoid a petrol bomb over his flat or something. One possible suggestion I have is Brown making a move against Blair, perhaps in the lead-up to the 2005 general election. The two apparently had a deal...
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