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casemoney
16 Sep 18 14:32
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I would think his priority was sorting out his own Town .

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By:
jed.davison
When: 16 Sep 18 15:42
All these ephemeral concerns have been put to one side - it's all about stopping Brexit for these people.

In other words, rather than doing his best in the job he was elected to do and is paid handsomely for doing, he would rather continue the attempt to subvert British democracy.
By:
LAMBETH WALK
When: 16 Sep 18 15:52
FILTH
By:
terry mccann
When: 16 Sep 18 17:03
O yes
By:
Tallywagger.
When: 16 Sep 18 17:28
Wasn't the General Election the second vote, where both main parties stood on a manifesto of leaving the EU?
By:
Shirl_the_girl
When: 16 Sep 18 17:34
Let's also have a second vote for Mayor of London Devil
By:
terry mccann
When: 16 Sep 18 17:35
Yeah Khan for P.M.Laugh
By:
Shirl_the_girl
When: 16 Sep 18 17:39
Rees-Mogg for PM
Boris for London Mayor
By:
Tallywagger.
When: 16 Sep 18 17:49
More people in London voted Brexit than they did Khannage.
By:
trilby22
When: 16 Sep 18 17:56
He is a silly khant https://twitter.com/LeaveEUOfficial/status/1041242932265799680
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By:
casemoney
When: 16 Sep 18 18:08
meanwhile The Old Local Scooterers getting the Lot

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/moped-gang-seals-off-entire-road-to-launch-100000-raid-on-jewellers-in-wimbledon-village-a3935066.html
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 16 Sep 18 18:24

Sep 16, 2018 -- 5:28PM, Tallywagger. wrote:


Wasn't the General Election the second vote, where both main parties stood on a manifesto of leaving the EU?


And none of them got a majority

The tories are still there despite not having a majority and being unable to govern, they did some p*ss poor deal the DUP? and that since has gone sour, so May shouldn't even be a stand in at this point

Yet the media and no one seems to mention it Crazy

By:
1st time poster
When: 16 Sep 18 18:36
in the situation we,re in we get odious creatures like gove foistered upon us,
he,s been sacked from every post he,s held
he,s stabbed a so called friend in boris
he,s now backing a leader and a plan he doesn't believe in to keep alive his hope of been pm one day
and he thinks we should agree anything to get a deal so that future governments can forget about anything agreed and and push through anything they like through the back door

all of course if gove,s wife lets him wear the trousers long enough to achieve any of this
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 16 Sep 18 18:44
They are already bringing things through the back door

Just take a look at Universal Credit, breaks everyone of the EU data protection act/human rights legislation/laws, but is being rolled out and the one's unfortunate enough to end up on it are being told its convenient to be pretty much spied on daily Crazy

They've sold the idea that its good they have "access" because they can do everything online, AND this is before they've even had time to remove the data laws and human rights Cry
By:
Crisp77
When: 16 Sep 18 18:45
Is this the first time that London has had a mayor who is anti-Democracy?
By:
casemoney
When: 16 Sep 18 19:10
Was Reg Ken Anti D ? I cant remember
By:
casemoney
When: 16 Sep 18 19:10
RED KEN Grin
By:
Reynard
When: 16 Sep 18 23:38
Not sure bout Dick Whittington's political ideology Confused
By:
gresty241
When: 17 Sep 18 10:46
a second vote has been their plan all along, the vote will be one of two scenarios
1.Staying in the eu or 2. Accept Mays chequers deal.
or
1.Staying in the eu 2. accept mays chequers deal or 3. No Deal ...this will split the leave vote.
By:
FIGJAM
When: 17 Sep 18 11:21
Asian philosophy and certainly not a democratic one that is that I must get my own way and the devil take the hindmost.
I live in hope that they adapt to our way of life and not of their own heritage.
Meanwhile I'm trying to get the Liverpool result overturned.
By:
asparagus
When: 17 Sep 18 12:56
I see the cliff walkers still want to jump off. It must be embarrassing to be that stupid.
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