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not seen scanda either since he posted a pic trying to help me
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& Lybertine. Looks like the topics gone as well
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Scanda is still about, I don't know about his nemesis Denzilberthy who stated he was going on a sabbatical but hasn't yet returned from it.
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i thought Denzil was your mate?
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He's OK, he knows what he's doing like on the racing, but I thought he was just taking a short sabbatical but aint been back yet.
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he'll be back then
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Jo Johnson facing another deslection attempt. The last one was a few weeks ago which he survived; but apparently - Jo has not listened. Plenty more MPs (both sides) are going to have to draw their horns in & conform, or face the same
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They need removing all of them
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in other news: Peston is admitting to failure over his recent scribe indicating the nutcase will get her wishes tonight. Poor Robert getting hammered for putting his long hair above the parapet. This alongside his recent 'depressed state' article, confirms that attrition, is the worst part of valor.
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a strange family - politically wise is the Johnsons SS; if the dad were to become a Labourite, then that would be the full set!
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Bill Cash sends letter to Tusk threatening court action:
https://www.westmonster.com/cash-tells-tusk-lengthy-brexit-delay-likely-to-face-legal-challenge/ |
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Well it isn't law when she does it
![]() But then it wasn't legal last time and no one was told this by the media themselves "so many plot holes so little time" |
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They can basically shoe horn things into "law" at the drop of a hat
"make something up" is very apt here |
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Bill is far from thick though; there is meaning in his letter
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the 27 (ERG) are looking to attack on different grounds; thinking that enough pressure & destablizing, will force the grey suits out
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Macron causing problems in Brussels. All for show i suspect, as there is less than a zero chance of the bureaucrats not allowing another extension
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I just don't see the point of any short extension other than for tedious political theatre
It serves no purpose other than for May to put her vote through 1 or 2 more times |
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that's why she's asked for it. The bureaucrats know she's not getting the deal through, so want a long extension to frustrate the House/public into maybe a revoke. One mustn't forget one very important thing, SS they don't want us to leave, & never have; May doesn't want us to leave & never has. Her baby is horrendous to anyone but remainers, & even some of them don't like it. She uses it as a cosh to beat us all with, but believe me, if she had the chance to keep us in, she'd jump at it
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Peter Bone MP
@PeterBoneUK On the 20th March, at PMQs, I asked the PM about an extension to Article 50. She said “As Prime Minister, I could not consider a delay further beyond the 30th June.” So, if the PM intends to keep her word, can we expect her resignation later tonight? Poor Peter; he actually thinks the nutcase has a conscience & morals |
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![]() She wont resign, unless something happens we are stuck with it for the next few years in my opinion |
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Beth Rigby
Verified account @BethRigby NEW: As expected, Macron making waves in the room. Current Brexit documents don’t include serious guarantees to avoid a long extension AND No Deal is not the worse option. EU runs higher risk of an obstructive UK still being in the tent she should have read this topic a while ago. Poor Beth |
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Nervousness at #EUCO that France's @EmmanuelMacron could make things tricky at closed-door #Brexit meeting of EU27 given opposition to long extension
"It could all go belly up as soon as the French president speaks" a source says. He may choose to be last of 27 leaders to speak |
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Macron (for a midget) is very good at playing the 'big man' All smoke & mirrors; he has no intention of blocking her; & everyone knows it. Yet more gash from the MSM/EU collaborate
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11 countries in favour of long extension (up to now)
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17 now
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31st October being banded about. How fitting
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5th November would be more so?
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Whittingdale sayed Bojo's yer man.
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it would if there was a bonfire guy/bint at the end of it
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i don't want Bojo; but as long as a Cabinet lackey doesn't get it, why not
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many MPs are getting used to & being told to, expect fireworks next month. Deselect is the new black
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Perhaps they could follow the DUP lead and move bonfire night to July?
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Tusk confirms Oct 31st
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anyone seen a froggy midget slinking off
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seen one hopping off
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so there it is, no surprise, as much as the MSM pushed it. All nonsense wrapped in scented nonsense
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Let's face the music and dance.
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i now await the lethargic response from the ERG & even larger apathetic Cabinet
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Ah, the Great Western Erg.
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she begged, she lost, she's still there. They even gave their puppet a 'review' in June for her to orgasm over. Desperation time for British politics, Strong people needed. Is there any? is there ***k
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