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Geoffrey Cox Brilliant!
Geoffrey Cox Brilliant!
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The man is a serial liar and an unelected buffoon , come the election he will not do as well as he thinks
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Government is relying on the wider audience not understanding what's going on, because it's quite clear the trap that was set to anyone that understands political skulduggery. Another disgraceful tactic of course, but would you expect any less from this government.
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Why shouldn't it be anti Corbyn anx,he is a useless leader that has only one policy, Hate. Hate the tories,hate the establishment and hate the Jews, what else has he done but divide the Labour movement and bring it down to the gutter politics level. His policy on Brexit is negative to any solution.
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no tree what do you mean hate , i think he has tried to show the public about the bent tory system which at every point defends the power of the establishment , the square mile the banks , its Bulingdon and the tories that are the people of hatred , hatred of anybody that does not agree with their agenda
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Every day the tory lie machine pumps out its propaganda divide and conquer , to defend their money , power and priviledge
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The fact remains that Corbyn and his motley crew, have been calling for a general election for a couple of years now in a manner which would rival a parrot for repetition.
Every interview involving a Labour MP for ages has contained the inevitable challenge, to let the people decide who should run the country. Then when the golden moment is presented to Corbyn to hold an election - he bottles out. No thank you says he - I'm far too happy in my comfort zone in opposition with a State car provided and a generous salary. Wake me up when the dust settles. I like it the way it is! now! |
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g cox,whatever reputation he had shredded in one vile rant
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^^And with a username like that - he should know a lot about vile rants.
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but boris de pfeffel,tunnelled though the bottom of the barrel to some dark dank place,if he had any prestige at all in the house it disappeared yesterday
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...ill call you Mr Pot eh
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g cox,whatever reputation he had shredded in one vile rant
absolute balderdash from someone who listens to the unbiased media way too much. Just to clarify; the deceased MP's name was brought up by LABOUR MP's to try and discredit the PM! They are the ones who should be apologising this morning |
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& btw; Bercow should be hanging his head as well, he let the wrong side rant way too much without reproach
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im talking about what g cox said about parlaiment
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i know; & my post was to counteract yours about a "vile rant"
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Jezza should suspend all of mumsnet (back bench 6) who caused most of the latter vitriol & put the House into disrepute
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vile was a wrong word,was pretty bad tho,but wrong mainly
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rommel: i do not hold you responsible; i blame the MSM who are the instigators of most of the division in this country
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Bullingdon a man who is a serial liar and thinks he has the god given right to rule , another eton delusion was a disgrace yesterday much like his fat mate over the pond
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thought bodger was gonna charm the whole country/world,said summat funny about 25 yrs ago,had fa since,i assume he was porking this arcuri bint,cost him..sorry us about 125 grand,pays more to get his nasties than trump
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Ho dear its the media , the judges , its corbyn , its the immigrants , this is the tory mantra blame anybody but ourselves
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for instance; i've just been watching 5 minutes of the BBC news channel (can't stomach anymore) & all they were interested in was HUMBUG completely ignoring everything else that was said on both sides; some of it way out of order but because the PM said HUMBUG he's the one who should "know better"
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baph you seem to have missed the whole point of why he said humbug...never mind
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i haven't actually; that is another MSM lie in what context he said it in. As was his comment about the best thing that we could do in the name of the deceased MP was to "Get Brexit done" Something Jezza said himself some time ago
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he said humbug in response to an mp who said his language is inflammatory and adds to the feeling of endangerment that a lot mp's are feeling
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surrender traitor etc
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& what were the names that the PM was called? The nutcase & others were called traitors many times but i can't recall any Labour/SNP/Libundems calling those remarks "inflammatory"
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btw. Beth Rigby said last night on Sky news that Bozo said humbug in response to comments made by mumsnet MP''s bringing their deceased colleagues name into the fray. As i said last night, she should have been sacked on the spot for saying that
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As a party member I have to say Labour's role in all this has been an absolute disgrace. I cannot believe we are backing the establishment to block brexit.
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At least archie got to meet bishop tutu - I give up!!!
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disgraceful behaviour yesterday, Mo. I'm not Bozos greatest fan but he got Parliament spot on yesterday
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The only disgraceful behaviour yesterday was from Bullingdon the bully boy , a wretched piece of filth he is
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Pathetic snowflake Mp's crying about words like surrender and traitor, yet call brexit voters far worse.
Boris did nothing wrong, about time mp's were given some harsh language in their commons bubble away from reality, I will shout more than traitor when Labour scum canvass at my door. |
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Dear me you sound a really brave guy
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Thank you
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Sherriff asked:
I genuinely do not seek to stifle robust debate, but this evening the prime minister has continually used pejorative language to describe an act of parliament that was passed by this House. I am sure you would agree, Mr Speaker, that we should not resort to the use of offensive, dangerous or inflammatory language about legislation that we do not like. We stand here, Mr Speaker, under the shield of our departed friend [Jo Cox]. Many of us in this place are subject to death threats and abuse every single day. Let me tell the prime minister that they often quote his words—surrender act, betrayal, traitor—and I, for one, am sick of it. We must moderate our language, and that has to come from the prime minister first, so I should be interested in hearing his opinion. He should be absolutely ashamed of himself. Johnson replied: I have to say that I have never heard such humbug in all my life. The reality is that this is a bill ... |
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CONTEXT!
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Barry Sherman looked like an angry man from a comic strip after seeing a kids football break glass on his greenhouse. The cheek of remainers calling leave voters gammon....the fecking state of him!
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They quote his words when issuing death threats. Give me strength.
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The Labour goons think they can just throw Jo Cox's name into every argument and it then entitles them to the moral high ground. Boris, using words like surrender act, betrayal, traitor has absolutely nothing to do with what happened to her.
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