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Very good speech imo and unlike the stuttering robot before him, was actually quite believable. Let's hope he is allowed to deliver.
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a great speech, pmsl, the only thing he hasnt promised is to cure cancer, maybe he's doing that in his spare time? he's going to replace the police officers he helped get rid of, what a guy. anyone who claims there is £39 billion to spend is nothing but a charlatan. he's on some serious drugs and has set himself a high bar of achievements which he will likely fail at spectacularly.
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He also came across a bit more serious with it. The show buffoonery he can put on was nowhere to be seen. An upbeat appraisal of where this country can be. Let him try and deliver.
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he needs to be realistic, leaving the eu involves compromises, he is still portraying an image of a country that can do whatever it wants. this is delusional nonsense.
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I don't think it was all rosy for the UK from him to begin with, if we left with a no deal, however delivering the referendum result is of paramount importance, and I agree. Having no deal on the table, may or may not get some further concessions to get the deal over the line. Either way, the EU had the luxury in their previous negotiations without it ever looking a possibility. We'll see.
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Hope he doesn't make Britain too great or the whole world will want to come here.
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reminds me of a football manger on appointment day, promising everything then sacked before xmas.
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You may well be right MM.
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not a chance
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the wally with the brolly
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he's started on the right note by sacking Mordaunt
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It's getting out of the EU that is the problem Bap. Too many in that house that won't honour the referendum result and will do owt to stop it. If he fails to deliver it, and I hope he doesn't, where can he go??
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no deal; & sack anyone in the Cabinet who doesn't agree. Then get the chief whip to remind all dissenters their job is on the line & you will see the mice squeal
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Like 1930's Germany?
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jeez what kind of social dimwit uses the nazi word with having a fecking clue what a real nazi was
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hundreds of MPs from both sides of the house will lose their jobs if there's an election before brexit is sorted. that should concentrate minds
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correct; you will hear the mice squalling for miles
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after patels previous behaviour surely anyone sane wouldnt have her in cabinet.
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sane - i rest my case your honour
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Her previous behaviour? She was hammered for a technical infraction as she was an outright remoaner on a target list.
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*outright LEAVER!!!!
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i nearly fainted then
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in 2018 patel was forced to resign for running her own foreign policy 'i fell below the high standards that are expected of a secretary of state' and now she may become a more senior secretary of state.
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Priti gets the HS gig. Well done Priti; what a comeback
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Weebles wobble but they don't fall down.
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imo her past behaviour shows her as unfit for government
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2nd chances Mr Swagman. She ticks many boxes & will be welcomed back with open arms; well except by the lefties
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oh dear, just because i think she's infit doesnt mean i'm a leftie
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unfit
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She was fit before her arse ballooned excessively.
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i didn't call you a leftie Mr Swagman; but if you want to believe that then ok
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i agree with mouse about her ass btw; it would give a bison a run for it's money
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you said she would be 'welcomed back with open arms; well except by the lefties' directly after i said she was unfit for government.
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and? i was generalising; so i will repeat it, she will not be made welcome by the lefties, which is a plural as i'm sure you know
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Nothin wrong with a big arse.
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she conducted her own foreign policy and went to secret meetings with a foreign government, that potentially left her open to blackmail by them. this isnt a minor infringement it is a major error of judgement by her.
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The BBC seemed to have a vendetta against Patel, they almost broke out in a party when she eventually went and another vocal leaver was pushed out.
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she wont be welcome by lefties and anyone who thinks government ministers should stick to their own area and not undertake secret meetings with foreign governments.
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JC there's asses & then there's ASSES
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anyway i'm glad she washed her hair
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