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he's still got further than the nutcase mind
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I despair of Labour - I am a member of 45 years standing - not sure I have ever seen sh!te like this from the party- But then with lord rich man landsman and the rest of the crew
lady nugee looking down her nose and grease balls kinnock and starmer arghhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! |
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His deal was dog vomit
It was basically Mays version with a bit of faeces chucked on |
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ffs a slow turd in other words
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do you think Jezza should have voted yay, Mo?
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And now he's basically doing exactly what May did, asking for silly little extensions so he can put it back in again
He's May with a more severe hunchback and no lipstick |
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Bap
You can't possibly defend this cr**? Its unbelievable |
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he's made blunders that's all but put paid to leaving this month. You reap what you sew. His major mistake for me was asking for the extension; i - personally would have gone to jail first. I said on here last weekend he should refuse to ask & go to pokey if necessary. But his moral fortitude & mine are very different
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i would rather kiss Mo than allow Ordog & the bureaucrats to laugh at me; he not only did that but fecked up the only bullet he had & the process at the same time
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I was very lucky with the Juventus game
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Spuds fell home as well
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https://twitter.com/WelshDalaiLama/status/1186757361442140160
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i do wish the angry ant would stfu sometimes. You have him on TV all the feckin time alongside the cabbage known as Bridgen. The MSM certainly know who to stick up; i'll give them that
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if anybody can listen to the likes of francios , baker , ids etc then the complete insanity is rife , we are well and truly up the creek
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Ian (barrelhead) Backford appears to be getting a lot of screen time these Days ....
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Are there 2 people who’s idea of what brexit means the same?
It’s the ambiguity of it that made it ethereal and divisional. I can see this kicked around parliament with a host of amendments that means it goes back to the EU who then don’t accept it. God knows what the Lords will make of it, I’ve not heard a single mention of them because they’ve never had the chance to take their coats off. Brexit has barely got past the point where the felt-tipped pens have been chosen to colour in where the pretend borders go, by the time they get to the point things get past it and onto other things all the people who voted for it will be dead and the ones left will likely call a new ref to join the EU. |
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That, though, was about as good as it got for the prime minister. It never fails to amaze just how bad he is at making his deal sound persuasive. Almost as if it’s convenient for Brexit to mean whatever anyone wants it to mean. Even so, trying to convince the Northern Irish MPs that he knew about Northern Ireland was probably not a good idea. Especially as there were huge gaps in his knowledge about the practicalities and implications of a hard border. Next time, it might help if he read the bill before he argued for it.
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I remember the first time I ever heard the term ‘brexit’
That blonde woman (Alice I think her name is) who is very expressive with her hands as she speaks about business matters on early bbc news programmes said it I remember thinking, ‘oh that’s BR from Britain and ‘exit’....hmm quite good’ Now when I hear it I can feel my teeth chomping down and my hands wanting to grab some f ucker’s throat ![]() |
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"labour helped push through bad deal" - Jo Swinson
Ermm not they didn't ![]() ![]() ![]() They pushed through a bill to have a debate on pushing through a deal, then delayed their own bill ![]() ![]() Absolutely pathetic this, the sooner people have had enough come and wake the rest of us poor fackers up |
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And stage 1 of 50,002 was voted through, then they delayed stage 2 of 50,002
And called stage 1 "a deal" Fack off |
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Making it up as they go
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Look and learn how law is made in Parliamnet
https://www.parliament.uk/about/how/laws/passage-bill/ |
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here angoosed; do yourself a favour you pompous dummie
https://www.amazon.co.uk/slp/spell-checker/bazhpzn688oryo9 |
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There's no general election coming
And the BBC have totally removed all talk of "brexit" from their main news today As I've said. Making it up as they go, one big distraction after another Today its a lorry full of idiots |