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Poor Richie and Kenny , they actually though the Like of Jez and Jo could take the great man down
 HES BIG HES GREAT , THE LEADER OF OUR STATE , BOZZA J ,BOZZA J |
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HE'S BIG HE'S FAT HE IS A LYING TW*T.
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 Now now Kenny , your mob will probably get their chance again ......Some time in the Next 40 years  You need another Pony Blair , to get us involved in a war Where millions will die . |
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Wee Nicky is doing a fine job..just a matter of time till we are are Independent Bonnie Jockland.
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Will be Fantastic Destination for the Children of Calais 30 year Olds ,That we have Knocked back
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It says a lot about you, casemoney, that you take pleasure in denying the most vulnerable in society a chance of a better life. wac
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Corbyn being mocked for the maggots in orange juice quote but he's not wrong
The standards will be low with no environmental rights/standards and no working standards/rights |
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Corbyn is a Maggot..
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The standards aren't that good to begin with
But they have nothing to fear with no red tape, you wont be able to sue them if you find rat hairs in your bag of watsits |
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toryscum gonna toryscum.
The removal of clauses pledging alignment with the EU on workers’ rights. The government on Thursday promised in the Queen’s speech that workers’ rights would instead be “protected and enhanced” under an employment bill. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/dec/20/brexit-withdrawal-bill-whats-new-and-whats-different You expect this from the likes of Boris, it's the people who voted him that are the real disgrace. |
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MPs have backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan for the UK to leave the EU on 31 January.
They voted 358 to 234 in favour of the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill, which now goes on to further scrutiny in the House of Commons and House of Lords. The bill also bans an extension of the transition period - during which the UK is out of the EU but follows many of its rules - past 2020. We're on our way  |
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Richie_Burnett and sofiakenny glad to have you aboard the Bozza feel good express. You'll be amongst friends as SontaranStratagem joined a few stations ago.
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Excellent news Mr trilby.
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Commons erupts as Boris ridicules Lib Dems for abandoning Brexit policy
BORIS JOHNSON mocked the Liberal Democrats in the House of Commons for abandoning their Brexit policy as he brought forward his Brexit deal to MPs on Friday. Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr Johnson said: “The policy of the Lib Dems is now to have another referendum. “They’ve abandoned revoke, they now want another referendum. “When they work their policy out, I will give way.” MPs were in stitches from his comment. |
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If Labour had a credible leader and shadow front bench and upholding 2016 EU Referendum Result Bojo would be in opposition now. So, please do not blame the "stupid" electorates Up North.
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Hes Big Hes Strong , He would love to here this Song , BOZZA J ,BOZZA J
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Boris signing autographs! We’ve got a superstar PM. Suck it up, losers.
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BOZZA !! BOZZA !!
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Brexit one step closer after Boris Johnson's deal is overwhelmingly backed by MPs
Boris Johnson has used his new Commons majority to ram his Brexit deal through the Commons in a landmark day. There were 358 MPs in favour of the Bill while 234 voted against it. |
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Johnson will break his Brexit promises. Labour must be forensic in exposing this Polly Toynbee When the Tories fail to bluster through, the new Labour leadership should be clear about the kind of Brexit the UK needs Go, Polly, go Polly. go, go, go. |
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6 labour MP's agree with Boris!
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A clear statement of intent to their leader and Party.
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These quisling starting to feel the pain.
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Boris Johnson ‘plots revenge’ on Supreme Court with radical reforms after Brexit showdown
BORIS JOHNSON is set to roll out a series of radical reforms of the judiciary including the Supreme Court as he seeks to get “revenge” on the system which thwarted his Brexit plan by declaring his prorogation of Parliament unlawful. |
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Who can blame him, they tried to damage him, and now he's back. People never forget who shafted em.
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You are being royally shafted by a group of thugs
 And all his followers who wont benefit a dime from it think its their idea and victory  Until Nigel Farage jumped into bed with him the newly born Boris brigade thought he was a clown and to not be trusted, Farage comes out and endorses his deal, tells his followers to vote Tory to "get brexit done" and all of a sudden they hop, skipping and jumping into their cages its absolutely bonkers This is the same lot who once upon a time said voting was pointless, the system is bent and we need to change it from the bottom, all of a sudden they are voting Trump and the Tories Me thinks they don't quite realise the irony of it all, they can't fathom they've been fooled on a gigantic scale, or its plain cognitive dissonance |
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I thought the lefties were brainless but this lot take the biscuit, at least the left don't go away from their beliefs, they believe this and vote accordingly
The "right" think the system is corrupt and they hate the man, but yet vote for a man in a suit and ultimately vote for the state/system Irony |
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If only we were all exactly as smart as you it would be a fine world.
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Just stating the obvious they can't shout from the rooftops about this and that and then go against it all down the line, without being pulled up on it If you debate them they call you a "remoaner" ffs its basically the left with a different buzz word, there's being "racist" |
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Tis a good job you only state it on a keyboard, if you laughed at someone like that in my local and endlessly called them stupid you wouldn't be walking out.
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Nice
Proves my point thank you very much |
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Mainly Labour they are, but you wouldn't call any of them stupid.
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Both sides are as bad as each other
But the leave side proclaim to be of higher intelligence, "right and wrong", without realising they are just using different buzz phrases, memes and buzz words That's what I'm getting at. The people on the outside looking in are not lefties, leavers or remainers etc, but you debate either side and call out their hypocrisy you get labelled a racist or a remoaner |
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Only one side denied a democratic vote result...
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The leftist idiots
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Well you're bound to get that with such a close result dori
51.9 vs 49.1 is very close in anyones book, but when you realise that 12 million other eligible voters people didn't vote in that referendum, and there's 65 million people in this country, you can clearly see the vote winner can't really claim to have a majority  Fair dues you won but there's nearly 50 million people that didn't vote for what they did, you have to add the kids into this because they share the house with everyone else as well |
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Doridu, we have a Yorkshire version of anxious (more dour) who's knowledge of politics is huge. He will vote Labour -whatever kind of leadership that results in- simply because he is ideologically opposed to Conservatism, and that's that. Oil and water will never mix.
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It makes zero difference debating really because the tories won a majority and will be delivering a form of it
Not what the leave voters voted for but some form they'll get "everybody gets what nobody wants" - "that's democracy, Dennis" |
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Thank you Saddo...
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