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Geoffrey Cox Brilliant!
Geoffrey Cox Brilliant!
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and if the EU is trying to make an example of the UK, they would love nothing more than to harm the UK to the maximum, i.e no deal.
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In a former Prime Minister's words, "No deal is better than a bad deal". I don't agree that the UK will be harmed in the long-term because we would save the £ billions we currently have to contribute to prop up the failing enterprise. Even Mark Carney has said the outcome of a no-deal Brexit would not be as severe as predicted. The worst possible outcome would be to become a slave state in order to save the great United States of Europe.
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TURNING and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned; The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity. Surely some revelation is at hand; Surely the Second Coming is at hand. The Second Coming! Hardly are those words out When a vast image out of i{Spiritus Mundi} Troubles my sight: somewhere in sands of the desert A shape with lion body and the head of a man, A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun, Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it Reel shadows of the indignant desert birds. The darkness drops again; but now I know That twenty centuries of stony sleep Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle, And what rough beast, its hour come round at laSt, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? William Butler **** |
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ps
joe cox was murdered by a mentally ill man following voices in his head like so many other mentally ill murderers who seem to have taken out a lot more victims in this country |
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we are out on the 31st so why are you trying to stop it? wonder who seeks to benefit from this tactic
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Sep 26, 2019 -- 3:53PM, n88uk wrote:
I mean the sort of bile we heard from Boris last night is normally what you get in like Daily Mail comments section, but it's norm just in those places, you do not expect such obvious stoking division from the PM of the country. What bile did he speak n88uk. You obviously never watched him speaking and are reacting to the lies in the media. |
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oh dear we are in Trumpland again
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Anxious another one who never watched.
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'Dem wannabe conservatives and wannabe patriots just ain't got no decent bone in themselves.
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Boris managed to rise above the rabble yesterday and show why he's the PM.
All this anger btw is nowt but virtue signallers with no real argument clutching at straws. |
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Never heard bigger humbug, and I've read posts from JS M.
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And unelected.
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bit like Roy Keene
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indeed abraham glad you concur
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Thug? Where did that come from?
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an unelected chancer
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And Jeremy, your hero, is of course only a supporter of thugs.
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lol he is not my hero ,however again you listen to the daily fail and the torygraph to much me thinks
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I watched in the entirety. There was too many disgraceful comments to list them all. But just a few:
- Saying best thing for Jo Cox's memory was to get Brexit done. - Telling MPs the best way to stay safe was to vote for whatever Brexit deal he brought back - Constant either vote for me I will drive hatred against you rhetoric. Especially here as it's laughable the idea that leaving on Oct 31st suddenly makes the country come back together again as he was implying. - Constant inflammatory language, even towards former Tory MPs when warning him of the dangers of his language, he instead simply doubled down - Similar to above but a willingness to stoke fires of anger especially against women who he knows will be most vulnerable to outside attack, not even the slightest attempt to cool the temperature, instead he increased it with results already seen today. Would be the main ones that instantly come to mind, all in all combines for the most disgraceful performance from any PM ever. |
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More lies in that n88uk than in todays papers so well done in that respect.
The comment on honouring the memory of Jo Cox was maybe too subtle for you. He was of course referring to them not honouring democracy whilst voting against leaving the EU. As for the accusations of inflammatory language that is nothing but remainers trying to deflect from them refusing to honour a vote that they said they would. 2 options leave or remain. Nothing else. So surely you go by the vote. Impossible to unite the country although you seem to be suggesting that by ignoring the vote it will.  |
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Parliament has been trying to honour the vote, it is constantly stymied by governments inability to work with parliament.
When has leave been stopped exactly? I am not implying you can unite the country by remaining no, I think you are pretty much doomed on uniting the country with any option. |
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that diatribe from numpty nate proves everything we already knew; namely that he/she only sees one side. Now who does that remind us of? Yes in one, the totally unbiased MSM who couldn't give an unbiased report even if their careers depended on it. A disgraceful post
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Parliament has been trying to honour the vote, it is constantly stymied by governments inability to work with parliament.
 Yes and by taking No Deal of the table you will be telling us they strengthened our hand. |
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Stymied
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How you can defend Bulingdon regarding his Humbug remark his unbelievable , the simple facts are that himself and his lovechild cummings have encouraged more of the politics of hate
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the race to the bottom , more trickle down and more glorifying war like slogans, more garbage from the tory lie machine
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The humbug remark was aimed at the lies that were said about him.
But obviously a sensitive wee soul like you would be deeply offended. |
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What lies ?
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Maybe help if you watch proceedings anxious.
BTW would need to go some to match Corbyn and McDonnell in the fibbing stakes. |
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This does serve show the array of talent the Tories has on tap.
They seem to have an endless stream of articulate heavyweights like Cox, Boris, Mogg, Gove, ready to step forward and dominate a debate. Yet look at the Labour lot. Take away the hysteria and abuse, and they haven't got one who can deliver more than a couple of sentences without having it written down in front of them. They're totally outclassed. This must be the poorest bunch of Labour MPs in the history of the party. |
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lol an array of talent more like lying chancers
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There you go.
Anxious giving us a perfect example of the shop floor rhetoric employed by many Labour MPs. |
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Crippen how you can call the likes of bullingdon , rees fogg , gove as political heavyweights is nonsense , they have the gift of the gab but very little attention to detail , come an election campaign when bullingdon is not protected by Cummings etc he will be shown up to be the buffoon he truly is
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Cummings in now in charge of the tory party now anyway
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I see.
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Almost a full house for Anxious 'bingo' in this thread
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what you don't understand is that anxious has become a remainer and a mummysmentum supporter - tells me if I don't like what labour is up to then I should leave the party
ho ho we are a broad church - but not according to anxious. # this is what Labour is becoming - everywhere it is intolerance of any questioning or opposite viewpoints |
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Anx, if Boris gonna get shown for what he is in an election campaign, why after years of asking for one, don't Labour agree to one? Without a pact between Tories and the Brexit Party, he even has a squeak yet he doesn't fancy it much still.
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As a very long term member of the party it is simply not how I would conduct myself having held many positions in the party in the past. It is absolutely disgraceful. The tactic should be not to sink to the tory level and hold back from provocation.
Instead we have virtual signalling, victimhood. False flags, false accusations, huge exaggerations of supposed assaults and staff threatened. Racist card played. Direct personal insults. Need I say more. They should have remained above this 'name calling'. Maintained some sort of dignity but they are incapable because we do not have much if any quality left in the party. Tony Benn must have spun out of his grave by now. So many chances to gain ground and every time we fumble and drop the ball. In military terms do they not realise if you withdraw a few miles then the enemy will only be firing into a blank space to no effect? A GENERAL ELECTION - a laugh - don't hold me up!! ps poor man utd are in a bit of a fix are they not? |