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He's big, he's blonde and born across the pond, bozza j, bozza j
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I'm starting to feel the love. I knew it would come.
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PMSL @ Crisp
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Bozza J is taking your rights AWAAAAY, awaaay, Bozza J is taking your right awaaaaay
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STOCK SURGE UK stocks surge by nearly £50billion after Boris Johnson’s election win with the FTSE 100 index rising 2.25 per cent
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BOZZA J and DONNIE T ,top fellas
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Pound back up to 1.20 euro yesterday also. Was 1.08 when I went to Spain earlier in year.
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Give me a B. Give me an O etc etc.
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Sorry, but how can anyone in their right mind, with even half a brain, like that fat thing called Bozza, because of you idiots that like him, the red party are now in turmoil and the best leader that this country has seen in decades now has to stand down, it just shows the level of IQ in this forum. nuff said
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Quality!
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Corbynism, not just Jeremy Corbyn, is Labour’s problem
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GTFI got to be a spoof, best leader?!!? bahahahhahahahahhaha. even 100 year old labour seats turned against you, total crap!! and Bailey and school yard gob yob Rayner aint gonna save ya!
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Boris unveils HUGE new Commons army for a post-election showdown with humiliated Corbyn
BORIS JOHNSON is set for his first House of Commons showdown with Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn after his resounding win in the general election last week Mr Johnson will be backed at the despatch box by 364 roaring Tory MPs. |
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Brilliant move by Boris to put NO DEAL back on the table. He’s really sticking it to the traitorous Remoaners. Love it!
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Varadkar crapping himself.
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What's the best thing about the Conservative's huge election victory?
Watching Owen Jones cry. 18% Seeing Soubry lose 16% The look on Bercow's face 12% Corbyn crashed & burned. 54% |
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BBC and Channel 4 in mourning was good too. Did you see HIGNFY?
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I did torq. Wonderful stuff for a change.
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BOZZA signed in , Bravo BOZZA
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"Shoes" Signing on 80 Bags a year , Should be on 70 quid a week .
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British Muslims prepare to leave UK after Boris Johnson wins election
British Muslims have started the process of leaving the UK over fears for their ‘personal safety’ now Boris Johnson is Prime Minister for five years, Metro.co.uk can reveal. Among them is the head of a Muslim charity, which provides food parcels for poor people in Manchester, after saying he was scared for the ‘future of his children’. Manzoor Ali said: ‘I’m scared for my personal safety, I worry about my children’s future.’ It comes after the prime minister was accused of ‘Islamophobia and racism’ following a number of controversial comments he made in the past, including his remarks in a 2005 Spectator article in which he claimed it was only ‘natural’ for the public to be scared of Islam. What a POS. |
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Keep em coming cooperman. We value your contribution. :)
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BOZZA,BOZZA,BOZZA, OI! OI! OI!
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To all you Boris the Buffoon followers, you post your Xmas cards in the RED letterbox not the black one..........
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When the Red Red Corbyn ,comes Bob Bob Bobin along
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People just love Boris for some reason.
I couldn’t tell you why exactly. He obviously has many flaws just like the rest of us, but when it comes to the voting public he is absolutely golden. Even given the whole Brexit upheaval and Corbyn’s undoubted toxicity, nobody else in my view could have swung those seats blue in the Labour heartlands. Nobody. |
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"Boris Johnson has split the cabinet with a plan to give British judges new powers to overturn rulings by the European Court of Justice, The Times has learnt. Theresa May’s government agreed to transfer all existing European Union case law into British law after Brexit, a decision opposed by Eurosceptics in the Conservative Party. The commitment meant that only the Supreme Court in England and the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland would be allowed to “depart” from EU case law. A new clause in Mr Johnson’s withdrawal agreement bill will let lower courts overturn ECJ rulings. MPs will vote on the bill on Friday. Mr Johnson has argued that Britain should “take back control of our laws” and the change will be celebrated by his party as restoring the sovereignty of the justice system. It will mean that British courts can rule on existing EU case law dealing with issues such as holiday entitlement, sick leave, maximum working hours, VAT and flight compensation"
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flight compensation, ....... something the broke numpties on here will never have to worry about.
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Tories reinstate student nurse bursaries two years after taking them away
Payments of up to £8,000-a-year will be handed out from September next year, in line with one of the Tories' manifesto pledges. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "I have heard loud and clear that the priority of the British people is to focus on the NHS - and to make sure this treasured institution has everything it needs to deliver world-class care. "There can be no doubting our commitment to the NHS and over the coming months we will bring forward further proposals to transform this great country. |
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Fella at a Debate Asked Boris what appened to the Bursaries ,Boris Looked confused promised he Would Look into them
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He's Big , He's Great ,the Leader of our State, BOZZA J, BOZZA J !
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"something the broke numpties on here will never have to worry about."
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Boris Johnson wins 'most offensive Erdoğan poem' competition
Ex-London mayor wins £1,000 prize for limerick about Turkish president in contest challenging crackdown on free speech “If somebody wants to make a joke about the love that flowers between the Turkish president and a goat, he should be able to do so, in any European country, including Turkey,” Johnson told interviewer Nicholas Farrell, who then challenged him to enter the Spectator’s poetry prize. Johnson then offered the limerick: “There was a young fellow from Ankara, Who was a terrific ****er. “Till he sowed his wild oats, With the help of a goat, But he didn’t even stop to thankera.” ![]() ![]() ![]() |