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I've heard it's at midday and later I heard it's at 1140. Oor Di filling in for the Corbynista @ PMQs.
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GO BOJO
i expect at least 20 females with half a days beard growth; to be protesting about thigh squeezing outside conference
Johnson speech bingo:
Surrender act
Get brexit done
Take back control
Girly swot
I did not have sexual relations with that woman
Humbug
Our friends in the EU
Do or die
Surrender act
Get brexit done
Take back control
Girly swot
I did not have sexual relations with that woman
Humbug
Our friends in the EU
Do or die
catweazle
pointy tîts
commies
percy throwers
eurofiliacs
pointy tîts
commies
percy throwers
eurofiliacs
Good ones. I think ‘political point scoring’ might get an outing too
Oct 1, 2019 -- 11:54PM, crystalhunt wrote:
How fukcin sad that a pryk like Johnson is referred to affectionately as Bozza or Bojo. The most untrustworthy prime minister ever.
Not even in the same league as Tony "weapons of mass destruction" BLIAR"
They're taking their seats 
Meanwhile, from yesterday
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/10/boris-johnsons-conference-speech-will-be-quickly-overshadowed/
.
In a lengthy interview on the Today programme this morning, Boris Johnson denied that the UK’s plans for the Irish border will require checks a few miles from the border. When asked if the UK was proposing a ‘hard border’ a few miles in from the border, he said ‘absolutely not’. But he did say that it is ‘just the reality’ that there will have to be checks somewhere.
Given that Ireland and the EU have made checks anywhere on the island of Ireland a red line, there is going to have to be movement from one side or the other if there is to be a deal. Boris Johnson was also adamant, unsurprisingly, that the UK must leave the EU as a single customs territory—in other words, Northern Ireland could not be left in the EU customs territory as the Northern Ireland only backstop proposed. Boris Johnson was, though, keen to stress that he does want a deal.
Under questioning from Nick Robinson, Boris Johnson did not rule out him instructing the government to try and obstruct the workings of the EU if it granted the extension that parliament is compelling him to ask for in the case of no agreement being reached. I personally think that this isn’t quite the threat some people think it is given that the Tories have no majority in parliament. If the UK was to start trying to pull things down from inside, I suspect Boris Johnson would be no confidenced in the Commons.
On the Charlotte Edwardes story, the claim that Boris Johnson squeezed her upper thigh at a Spectator lunch in 1999, Boris Johnson again denied the story.
At the end of the interview, Nick Robinson—who has known Boris Johnson since they were rivals at the Oxford Union in the 1980s —said he had made the interview so personal because people say that Boris Johnson has changed. Boris Johnson responded that he hadn’t but that he had been tasked with getting the UK out of the EU. He then pivoted back to his message that ‘the only way to unify the country is to get Brexit done.’
Tomorrow will see Boris Johnson’s first conference speech as Prime Minister. But I suspect that it will be quickly overshadowed by how the EU reacts to the British offer. By the end of this week, we will have a much clearer sense of whether there is any chance of a Brexit deal by 19 October or if we are heading for a mighty row over the government’s attempt to get around the Benn Act.
Meanwhile, from yesterday
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/10/boris-johnsons-conference-speech-will-be-quickly-overshadowed/
.
In a lengthy interview on the Today programme this morning, Boris Johnson denied that the UK’s plans for the Irish border will require checks a few miles from the border. When asked if the UK was proposing a ‘hard border’ a few miles in from the border, he said ‘absolutely not’. But he did say that it is ‘just the reality’ that there will have to be checks somewhere.
Given that Ireland and the EU have made checks anywhere on the island of Ireland a red line, there is going to have to be movement from one side or the other if there is to be a deal. Boris Johnson was also adamant, unsurprisingly, that the UK must leave the EU as a single customs territory—in other words, Northern Ireland could not be left in the EU customs territory as the Northern Ireland only backstop proposed. Boris Johnson was, though, keen to stress that he does want a deal.
Under questioning from Nick Robinson, Boris Johnson did not rule out him instructing the government to try and obstruct the workings of the EU if it granted the extension that parliament is compelling him to ask for in the case of no agreement being reached. I personally think that this isn’t quite the threat some people think it is given that the Tories have no majority in parliament. If the UK was to start trying to pull things down from inside, I suspect Boris Johnson would be no confidenced in the Commons.
On the Charlotte Edwardes story, the claim that Boris Johnson squeezed her upper thigh at a Spectator lunch in 1999, Boris Johnson again denied the story.
At the end of the interview, Nick Robinson—who has known Boris Johnson since they were rivals at the Oxford Union in the 1980s —said he had made the interview so personal because people say that Boris Johnson has changed. Boris Johnson responded that he hadn’t but that he had been tasked with getting the UK out of the EU. He then pivoted back to his message that ‘the only way to unify the country is to get Brexit done.’
Tomorrow will see Boris Johnson’s first conference speech as Prime Minister. But I suspect that it will be quickly overshadowed by how the EU reacts to the British offer. By the end of this week, we will have a much clearer sense of whether there is any chance of a Brexit deal by 19 October or if we are heading for a mighty row over the government’s attempt to get around the Benn Act.
yeah what a damn shame if the other side of the negotiating table absolutely abhor your proposals. This should have been done 3 years ago; that was when the real surrender happened
I think I heard Merkle and her cabal are meeting at 4pm this avo. Missed whether BST or CET.
Seconds will be out in Manchester just shortly ...
Seconds will be out in Manchester just shortly ...
hopefully she's in her deckchair somewhere in Bournemouth
Bap..why don't you join the fun on the politics forum?
tribly has ackiebigot given you the day off from licking his baws?
You're up early this morning Sof. Just to watch Boz? Good lad. MARCH!
Oct 2, 2019 -- 12:10PM, trilby22 wrote:
Commie cosmonaught the chlorinated chicken
Get him in that fookin rocket!
could have been stronger; advised to tone it down no doubt
he could have given the finest speech ever heard; but the numpties on 2 Channels now would have found fault. Pathetic; & Jo Coburn! Give me strength
The question is
Do the MPs have the backbone for civil war?
They talk a good game but do they really have what it takes to get it started? people are waiting for the green light, they're ready and willing
Do the MPs have the backbone for civil war?
They talk a good game but do they really have what it takes to get it started? people are waiting for the green light, they're ready and willing
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