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By:
Baphornet
When: 10 Apr 19 22:59
wooden horse due back in the House tomorrow
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 10 Apr 19 22:59
Dan Jarvis is quite hard.
By:
Baphornet
When: 10 Apr 19 23:10
they're all p ussies; not a tuffy in there; otherwise she'd be gone now. Can't wait for the response to her in Chambers. Held aloft? Ticker tape? Banquet with back benchers heads biting on apples?
By:
Baphornet
When: 10 Apr 19 23:12
she even dances like a puppet for gawds sake!
By:
Baphornet
When: 10 Apr 19 23:13
Hows things Jeremy?

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By:
mouse muldoon
When: 10 Apr 19 23:15
If she was a cat she'd be too old to still be hunting dem birdies.
By:
Baphornet
When: 10 Apr 19 23:20
they tend to walk right on in to her waiting claws, Mr Mouse
By:
wolf3011
When: 11 Apr 19 08:46
Sadly we aren't leaving the EU so lets stop kidding ourselves. May is laughably quoted today as stating " the time table is clear"... the same timetable that had us leaving in March ,April and now the ghoulish spectacle of May appearing on Halloween begging for an extension like Oliver Twist in Brussels is set to materialise as some sort of hideous goblin trick or treating . The politicians leading this country are utter imbeciles.. May apparently is well educated but her one dimensional rhetoric spewed out daily fools no one. The poor woman only has two working brain cells- one resembles a flickering light bulb in Great aunt Ethels shed installed 65 years ago and the other was spotted on the 3:10 to Yuma.
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 11 Apr 19 09:27
Laura Kuenssberg last night at around 10.20 told us that anyone who thinks the decision has already been made is mistaken, while Katya Adler told us they're in for a long night.

Some members of the Council wanted a long extension, others a short one, while there was even a possibility of Macron vetoing the UK. Some members were concerned about the UK disrupting the EU Parliament processes, while others wanted the EU elections to take place "to teach the Brexiteers a lesson". They all seemed a long way off an agreement.

The reality: after polishing off their scallops, they'd all decided by 11.30 to grant an extension until the end of October.

The biggest staged stitch-up in the history of world politics continues unabated.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:31
We ain't leaving without bloodshed its that simple

29th March was the leaving date, they extend it, 12th April is the leaving day, they extend it

Moving the goal posts every time, making up rules as they go along

Unless your willing to lose blood for this you ain't leaving, no good standing on a stage chanting Tommy Robinsons name Crazy you might as well sit at home moaning at the TV
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:33

Apr 11, 2019 -- 4:27AM, GEORGE.B wrote:


Laura Kuenssberg last night at around 10.20 told us that anyone who thinks the decision has already been made is mistaken, while Katya Adler told us they're in for a long night.Some members of the Council wanted a long extension, others a short one, while there was even a possibility of Macron vetoing the UK. Some members were concerned about the UK disrupting the EU Parliament processes, while others wanted the EU elections to take place "to teach the Brexiteers a lesson". They all seemed a long way off an agreement.The reality: after polishing off their scallops, they'd all decided by 11.30 to grant an extension until the end of October.The biggest staged stitch-up in the history of world politics continues unabated.


They knew it was going to be October last week Plain

What you saw last night was theatrics for the peasantry

By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:37
The problem is riots in the streets wont achieve much either

They've got you out in the open and they are relying on the idiots to be in the streets

Needs to be a lot better organised and tactile, first off take names, 2nd off take out the railways, 3rd off take out the fuel tankers

Taking names will might seem daft 1st up, but it will become obvious why that's the first thing once the 2nd and 3rd things are being carried out
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:40
Will the people of this country have the brains that's the question?

2 ways to destroy them, and the best and most efficient way is downing tools, but no one has the brains for that one, so sadly the only option is the one above, efficient and organised warfare
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 11 Apr 19 09:41
I'll just fetch me pitchfork out the garage.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:42
You've got no chance, mouse

Riots in the streets is totally pointless, the sheep don't have the brains for the other 2 either so we might as well grin and bare it Sad
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 11 Apr 19 09:54
Gerard Batten has tweeted that it's still not clear whether or not the UK are taking part in EU elections, and they need to know by tomorrow.
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 11 Apr 19 09:56
Gerard Batten MEP
‏
@GerardBattenMEP
3h
3 hours ago


Despite Mrs May’s latest surrender it still isn’t clear if the UK will be in the Euro elections, & we have to know by tomorrow.

What I can say is that UKIP has already raised the money to send our election leaflet to every one of the UK’s 27m households. Vote UKIP Vote Brexit.
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 11 Apr 19 09:57
I'm tempted the lay the 1.09!
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 09:59

Apr 11, 2019 -- 4:56AM, GEORGE.B wrote:


Gerard Batten MEP‏@GerardBattenMEP 3h3 hours ago  Despite Mrs May’s latest surrender it still isn’t clear if the UK will be in the Euro elections, & we have to know by tomorrow.What I can say is that UKIP has already raised the money to send our election leaflet to every one of the UK’s 27m households. Vote UKIP Vote Brexit.


"vote ukip vote brexit"

We voted "brexit" 3 years ago ffs, so its basically a new vote through the back door then ?

By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 10:05
The year is 2133, The UK is having their decade "brexit" vote, they have voted for brexit every single time but have yet to leave, what happens is that they vote to leave and then the MPs spend the next decade thinking up new ways to stop it...

Its the UKs version of the never ending story
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 10:48
The year is 4055, the human race ceases to exist, there's a sign on an abandoned building that reads "brexit will happen"

Rats roam the streets looking for food, keeping the brexit dream alive on behalf of the UK human race
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 11:22
GEORGE; the MSM is complicit in the lie being portrayed. I trust one or two journos & Keuenssberg isn't one of them. She's picked 1st in press confs by the nutcase for a reason
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 11:23
oh & welcome to the topic
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 11:30
wolf; welcome to my world
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 11:32
Brady is the only man who can break this impasse; i only hope he hasn't got leadership intentions
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 11:37
btw; she was told she had a to have a "concrete plan" by the EU to receive an extension; not one journo pulled that up last night because guess what? she didn't have one but still got her extension. Complicit garbage & the MSM peddle it daily
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 12:03
if we don't vote in the EU elections; we leave on June 1st
By:
detraveller
When: 11 Apr 19 12:29
So you all still think Brexit is a possibility?

Trump was speaking at a rally a few days back and on one issue he said he didn't want to argue on it with the democrats because he wanted them to waste more time on that issue. Sort of what the uk govt is doing here.

Brexit has been milked for 3 years now. Is there any good reason why politicians would find a solution now when they can continue milking it into the near future? After soft, hard brexit, and three meaningful votes, you guys still don't get it do you?

if you try to llook at it from the outside, Brexit issue has been very clear, namely you are never getting out. But the media and politicians have played it so well that you guys think its just around the corner.
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 12:36
you're obviously not reading the topic, detraveller if that's what you think. You cannot jump into a topic & make silly & widespread presumptions like that. There are plenty who post on here with different views. This isn't the EU
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 12:58
Brady sat in the back benches. Unusual
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 13:05
Baphornet 11 Apr 19 00:10 Joined: 02 Nov 18 | Topic/replies: 4,998 |

they're all p ussies; not a tuffy in there; otherwise she'd be gone now. Can't wait for the response to her in Chambers. Held aloft? Ticker tape? Banquet with back benchers heads biting on apples?

well well well; & hter eyou have it, they welcomed her with all 3! What a stinking rancid den of iniquity the House is. Not a boll ock amongst them. If ever there was proof needed that they have got what they wanted, here it is
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 13:06
* there
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 15:36
Shower of s***

But the penny has finally dropped, and people are fed up with it and have gone back to their daily grind

There's no point rioting because they are waiting for that, and they know the populace doesn't have the brain to do what I said
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 16:29
12 days off & time for the numpties to recharge their yellow innards. The nutcase sat in her deckchair & drinking cold blood from a straw, whilst reading her leather backed copy of The Federalist Papers. Jezza pollinating his flowers manually; & reading his prized copy of "Capitalism: A Treatise on Economic" All's well in the world of politics
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 18:20
maybe we can sue her ass? 4 billion spent on no-deal 'planning'. As she never had any plans for it, or intention for it to happen, a fact now agreed by many of her contemporaries; i think a motion should be presented?
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 18:26
more filth:

Crispin Blunt

@CrispinBlunt

This would be a confidence matter for me if true. @Commons Foreign 12 March 2017 unanimously called this a dereliction of duty.  No deal is not just a matter for UK unless PM has decided to revoke. That’d complete betrayal of 2016 referendum & 2017 GE.

https://news.sky.com/story/may-warned-not-to-waste-halloween-brexit-extension-11690290
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Apr 19 18:54
no deal planning should of started the moment the referendum was called. its not the fault of the civil service, they can only do what their bosses tell them to do. i would be shocked if that story was correct but it must have some merit or sky wouldnt run it, if true it is shocking.
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 19:00
Government sources now confirming it, Mr Swagman it's happening across Gov from tonight. obviously not planned for during the recessLaughLaughLaugh

i am truly living in an alternate world
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Apr 19 19:05
oh my buddha - that's all i can say.
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Apr 19 19:11
it's on the sky banner Surprised

it doesnt matter what you support (i am not a no dealer) until it isnt possible it must be planned for. so it obviously isnt possible, she should be honest for once and come on tv and say 'i am revoking article 50'.
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