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Send Diane into her office to smother her with the massive bazoomas.
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the slithery snake would slide under. I have never hated a snake more
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Peston not my favourite scribe, but he does speak his mind now & again:
I have just read the Sunday papers and I wish I hadn’t, because I am now so fed up I just want to get back under the duvet. Whether it’s the lies and hate engendered in the Tory party over Brexit, or disgusting antisemitic remarks by Labour members revealed in Sunday Times, my job has turned into the chronicler of the last day’s of Rome. So depressing |
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andreas leadsome who may times has this stupid woman been wrong with her predictions , resign you idiot if you dont likw whats going on
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the 2 scrotes who i despise most in politics; sat next to each other in the House; is pure hell for me to watch & endure. I dislike many many others, but that is because of reasons of ineptitude, cowardice, & general platitudes. Those 2 however, are devious beyond contempt. I'm pretty sure given the time, they could bring the world to an end
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"rumours that if the EU don't allow an extension then May is just going to revoke article 50"
So basically "We didn't get what we wanted so you're not getting what you voted for... ner ner" Childish ba*tards |
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she wouldn't get out of the House alive
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good quote from peston
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a better letter from Mark Francois to Graham Brady - Chairman of the grey suits:
“We simply cannot go on like this, with a weak leader, a riven Cabinet and a party in despair. “I believe Theresa May has been a failure as leader of our party, which she now threatens to destroy. Hers is a classic example of hubris – and after hubris comes nemesis.” Mr Francois, who is deputy chair of the European Research Group of eurosceptic Tories, said that it was “literally incredible” that Mrs May was discussing a possible compromise Brexit deal with Jeremy Corbyn and that she was contemplating European Parliament elections in which Tory candidates would be “slaughtered”. “We are living in a world gone mad,” he said. “A Conservative Prime Minister, who voted Remain, egged on by a coterie of neo-federalist civil servants and a powerful Remainiac cabal in the Cabinet, has tried – and failed three times – to pass a draft treaty through the House of Commons which would lock us into a customs union forever.” Unless MPs act, the UK risks “being forced into a customs union with Labour support, which is completely at variance with the manifesto on which we were elected”, he warned. Mr Francois said: “In 36 years as a member of the Conservative Party, I have never known our MPs, councillors and activists to be as angry and disillusioned as they are today.” The former shadow Europe minister said that any deal with Labour based on Mrs May’s Withdrawal Agreement was “extremely unlikely to pass”, as opposition on the Tory benches was growing once more. Branding Mr Corbyn a “committed Marxist, a lifelong CND supporter and a man who would quite willingly disarm this country of its defences”, he claimed that the Labour leader was “taking advice on the negotiations from Sinn Fein/IRA”. Meanwhile, he accused Brexiteers in the Cabinet of doing “absolutely nothing save consume vast quantities of pizza” as “riven by personal ambition, they keep their heads firmly below the parapet, many of them hoping that by sitting out this great battle for the destiny of our country, they will somehow inherit the crown”. Mr Francois said he hoped that the EU27 leaders would “kick us out of the EU” on Wednesday by refusing to grant an extension to the Brexit process. And he said that an indicative vote shortly before Wednesday’s scheduled meeting of the 1922 Committee would make it clear to the EU27 that Mrs May could no longer command the majority needed in Parliament to deliver a Brexit deal, making it “extremely unlikely” they would grant an extension. “Our future is therefore literally in the hands of 313 Tory MPs,” Enough is enough. If she goes by Wednesday we can Leave on Friday.” I've been 'advising' them to do this for a while; only one problem, they need another 170 of them! |
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you could also read that as francois suicide statement for mrs may/commons to invoke revoke
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468 mp,s voted against no deal,one would think been able to count is mandatory for an mp, but thar ya go,
in a competitive field mr francois has managed to top the polls of mp,s dredging the gutter |
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more chance of me voting for the nutcase than revoking article 50. Just another round of bullying and pretense
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you,d have said the same about a years extension a month ago now its revoke or years extension, bridgen been on today quite happy with a years extension
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i think Labour has plenty of candidates for gutter dredging, & none of them in Government - yet
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balderdash, try reading what i post on here. I said 1.01 a 12 month extension the other week, after previously saying it for weeks earlier
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i even said it was the nutcases only choice, tut!
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is this francois admitting its alright asking people a 2nd time within 4 months if they've changed their minds about their vote
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well in fairness to Francois, he hasn't changed his mind; unlike some others in his Party. So i applaud him for his stance, he knows he hasn't got the backing because the Party is full of turd polishing sycophants. If he did have the backing then Brady would be sending in the grey suits
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and it has bugger all to do with 8 months left. The media will not tell you that she can be removed
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you mean he wants brady to keep asking them till they give the right decision,
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asking who?
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Brady asks no one; he's there to serve. If enough MPs badger him he has to act
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tory mp,s
erg/ brexiteers becoming a laughing stock struggling to find people to put in front of camera,s without making fools of themselves JRM FRANCOIS GEY STUART SAYING BREAKING THE LAW NO PROBLEM THE LOONEY POLISH MP IDS IN HIS FLYING GEAR /BENTLY PROMISING MRS MAY HE,LL DELIVER THE VOTES BOJO/ HIDING FROM NOT DECLARING BUISNESS INTERESTS/ AGAIN PATTERSON WILL BE KEEPING HIS HEAD DOWN BEEN INVESTIGSTED CASH FOR LOBBYING ETC ETC |
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about the 486 you quote; how many votes ago was that?
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slow down. 1st TP, you seem to be gasket blowing. Now i know how frustrating it is to be hoodwinked by the nutcase, but when you get into bed with her, this is what to expect. Jezza is finished
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from Adam Fleming:
"According to leaked minutes of an EU27 meeting, the following showed “openness” to the idea of a flexible (longer) #Brexit extension (subject to certain conditions): Germany, Slovenia, Spain, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, Lithuania, Belgium, Ireland, Cyprus, Portugal, Italy All wanted clarity from the U.K. on how it intended to follow through on the PM’s pledge of “sincere co-operation” during any extension" Good luck! |
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i will eat my own weight in snails if Macron vetoes the extension. Or any other member states favourite filth meal for that matter
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btw, for those who can count; the above named Countries mean that there are 15 (i think?) others who haven't made their mind up yet (including France)
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from Kuenssberg:
"Labour has received an updated offer from govt as part of ongoing Brexit negotiations - at this stage, it is not a clear offer of moving to a customs union, sources say - but ministers have offered a guarantee of putting the offer into law, a so called 'lock' But anxiety on Labour side as even primary legislation could still be unpicked by next Tory leader - so even if 2 sides can reach agreement on customs not clear they'll be able to deliver a deal politically, especially given strong desire in big chunk of PLP for another ref" ![]() |
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Grey suits on the move; i wouldn't get too excited, yellow card if anything
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my guess is she is being told what plans are awaiting her; ie if she doesn't resign, then the Party is doomed. plus a N/C vote will be unleashed which will effectively put Corbyn in charge, if only for 14 days
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barnnier spelling out even if uk leaves with no deal if they want a trade deal with the EU they,ll have to honour 40 bill,citizens rights and irish backstop in withdrawl bill
think brexiteers have had worse Mondays in last 3 years, just cant think of one, |
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Barnier talking through his arriss (as usual)
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getting worried 1st TP?
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nah enjoying the ride,not bothered either way,
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i'm awaiting the appearance outside No10 explaining her reasons for another 2 day jaunt to her paymasters |
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still waiting for a big hitting brexiteer cabinet minister to leave the stage
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tut tut, now you know as well as i do that there are NO Brexiteers in Cabinet
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BREAKING: The Conservative Party has opened applications to stand in the European elections 2019.
Email to candidates begins: "Due to the current situation we will be contesting the European Elections on 23rd May 2019 and the closing date for Nominations is 24th April." |
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shouldn't imagine they'll be queueing around the block for that gig unless you fancy utter humiliation
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