Parliament will be prorogued, which means a short break between the sessions of its (normally) five-year term. This article at The Conservative Woman, is worth reading on this topic.
Prorogation
29 Thursday Aug 2019
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Indeed it is, as are almost all there. One tip, do not skip the comment streams, they are often the best part, and yes, you may occasionally (!) hear a familiar voice or two. The best site in the UK for conservative politics, leavened by a fair dose of Christianity.
The best news of the summer, and watching the left’s heads explode confirms it. Even talk, I read, of respecting your Bill of Rights. A corner may have been turned.
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Indeed, I usually do read the comments at TCW and Cranmer. Some sound opinions in there from friends and strangers, Americans and Brits.
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And a follow-up. Another good one is from John Redwood’s Diary by The Rt Hon Sir John Redwood MP. As some here no doubt know, Sir John was the Chief Policy Advisor to PM Margaret Thtacher, and his thinking is well worth your time. The link is this:
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Thanks for the link. I’ll have a read now.
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Sir John is always worth one’s time.
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Thanks NEO, he’s one of the best.
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He is. Always good sense delivered in a calm voice. One of my favorites.
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Ta 4 the tip, will try and read asap as know they have sound sensible journalism.
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We should also note that Guido reports that Chinese armor and troops have moved across Hong Kong’s border.
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