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TheManFromUtopia
13 Jun 17 21:58
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... and so no deal with DUP = automatic Tory leadership contest? 

Soz for simple question but getting more than a tad confused about all this!

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By:
onlooker
When: 13 Jun 17 22:23
John Major says she should soldier on without 'em.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 13 Jun 17 22:32
No young man!

I am not sure of protocol or precedent but she does not have to resign and trigger a leadership contest if she cannot cut a deal with the Terrorist DUP.

If the Queen's Speech is defeated her position becomes untenable however but I am pretty sure a vote of no confidence may be required technically or otherwise to force her to speak to the Queen about dissolving her current Government. The Queen may then ask Jezza to try and form a Government or Kitten Heal may resign as Leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party and suggest to the Queen that a new Conservative leader may be in a better position to form a new Government than Jezza.

I believe Harold Wilson lead a minority Government between 1974 and 1976.
By:
akabula
When: 13 Jun 17 22:45
The terrorist DUP you say WD.
Lets look at their leader Arlene Foster.
Was 8 when the ira broke into her home and shot her father through the head.
The killer was recently praised by a SF councillor.
She was 10 when the ira blew up her school bus and she was lucky to survive.
Given that background I think it's a testimony to her good character that she is willing to sit in government with SF.
Now I'm assuming you knew that and were maybe referring to some other DUP MPs.
Care to give us the details or were you merely trying to score a cheap point?
By:
TheManFromUtopia
When: 13 Jun 17 22:47
Thanks for explanation. I see... I think Confused

So, sounds like HRH might decide then.  Not good for May I'd guess, especially if HRH's yearly Ascot jaunt is messed up!
By:
Wallflower
When: 13 Jun 17 23:00
Regardless of Arlene Foster's background  DUP just like Sinn Fein - have very real terrorist links.

My own view is both have veered more towards a non-violent route for their aims - so should be fully engaged with - there is  no choice anyway.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 13 Jun 17 23:10
Akabula,

Did I mention Arlene Foster?

But seeing as you mentioned her

Given that background I think it's a testimony to her good character that she is willing to sit in government with SF.


Her " Good Character " has cost the people of Northern Ireland £400 million over the next 20 years as a result of her corruption!

Let's look at the previous leader of the DUP who was a Terrorist shall we. You are a hippocrite of the highest order akabula. Don't get on your high horse with me!
By:
TheManFromUtopia
When: 13 Jun 17 23:11
Update... been Googling more on this and found:

"
When will things be finalised?
The first deadline is Tuesday 13 June, when the new Parliament meets for the first time.
Mrs May has until this date to put together a deal to keep herself in power or resign, according to official guidance issued by the Cabinet Office  [ see http://www.parliament.uk/about/how/elections-and-voting/general/hung-parliament ].
She is entitled to wait until the new Parliament to see if she has the confidence of the House of Commons.
The government then needs to see if it can assemble the votes it needs to get its programme of proposed new laws passed in the Queen's Speech, which is scheduled for Monday 19 June.
This is when it will be relying on the DUP's support.
"

Source http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40209087

If the BBC says so, must be correct Wink
By:
moisok
When: 13 Jun 17 23:13
why should anyone do anything

we are striking back

look at manchester's effort against the islamic terrorists in france
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 13 Jun 17 23:17
TheManFromUtopia
13 Jun 17 22:47

Thanks for explanation. I see... I think Confused


A lot of us are confused! I have no idea where it is heading but I suggest her days are numbered as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party.

The knives are being sharpened by the Conservatives already. I am not sure who Rupert Murdoch has in mind to be our next Prime Minister but I was deeply concerned to see Gove raising his duplicitous head. I would hazard a guess that the Conservatives will remain in Government at least for a few months as the Jezza threat is quite real for now. They may even keep the lame duck May on to stop the boat rocking further but I don't expect her to be PM for much more than 6 months.

Whatever happens it will be exciting!
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 13 Jun 17 23:20
The think the Queens Speech will effectively be the vote of confidence as you have said the BBC indicated. If she cannot pass the Queens Speech she will not be able to Govern and would have to speak to the Queen.
By:
akabula
When: 13 Jun 17 23:29
Her " Good Character " has cost the people of Northern Ireland £400 million over the next 20 years as a result of her corruption!

And you can provide proof of her corruption? Links please?
And you mention the previous leader. What terrorist group was he in?

The DUP like SF get their votes because of the nature of Irish politics.
ie each appeals to a specific side of the divide.
Each will have sympathy for their side as it were but don't confuse this with being an actual terrorists as regards the DUP.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 14 Jun 17 00:43
Are you stupid akabula?

Are you saying the DUP had no terrorist links and Peter Robinson wasn't a member Ulster Resistence?

I wonder if Arlene Foster has syspathy for the victims killed or injured by the guns supplied by Peter Robinson and his Terrorist Gang?
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 14 Jun 17 00:45
next you will be saying Iris didn't have an affair with a 19 year old boy and give him money?

Or will you ask me if I saw them at it and saw her give the kid the money?
By:
sageform
When: 14 Jun 17 18:16
I still can't see Corbyn getting his alternative Queens speech passed either. He needs all of the Lib Dems, all of the SNP and some of the DUP to support him. Any DUP member who supports a close ally of Sinn Fein would surely lose their seat at the next election. Irish have long memories. If Mrs May can't form a Government then Corbyn gets the next chance. If they both get defeated on their Queens speech proposals I assume there would be another election. What a mess. However if Mrs May puts forward a Queens speech which all of the parties would agree with she can carry on but not be able to pass any significant bills.
By:
akabula
When: 14 Jun 17 22:22
Yer clutching at straws with that post at 00.43 WD.
Not only that but disingenuous as well.
That post has Just Googled written all over it.
Why not reread the article you googled and see where you are going wrong.
Anyways 10 current DUPs, post there links to terrorism.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 15 Jun 17 08:49
You threw your dummies out of your pram akabula

You put them back!

I remember the story well Mrs Robinson!

You know they say the IRA were thugs and Gangsters. What is so different between them and the Loyalist Death Squad's?

What other deals did The Robionson's do with property developers?

Peter Robinson's links to Terror Groups is well documented. Again for the record look back at what you wrote!

The DUP's links to terror groups go all the way back to The very REVEREND Ian Paisley. Maybe you should think about what you write before trying score a cheap point!
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Jun 17 09:21
To say that the DUP and its MPs have terrorist links is wrong. Yes the loyalist terrorists shared the same political aims as Paisley and other loyalist MPs .
Just as Corbyn shared the ame political aims as SinnFein and the republican terrorists.
Will wd vote for Corbyn and the Labour Party ? I don't know.
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Jun 17 09:28
Nobody who is prepared to vote for Corbyn and the Labour Party should be lecturing and lording about the DUPbecause it makes me want to laugh and jeer
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Jun 17 09:31
Has Corbyn ever condemned the IRA for murdering men women and children, has he ever condemned sinnfein or the people who voted sinnfein and terrorist murderers in as their MPs to represent them.
Until he does so, and if you vote labour pipe down about the DUP
By:
1st time poster
When: 15 Jun 17 09:36
deal or no deal we arnt really suggesting the dup will vote against the queens speech through spite because they couldn't screw us for a few billion
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Jun 17 09:48
money well spent, give them everything they want .
By:
arbster
When: 15 Jun 17 12:18
Do the British people really want their "tax payers" money to be spent in this way (especially at such times of austerity) ? ........... the words "bribe" and even "ransomware" come to mind
By:
arbster
When: 15 Jun 17 12:19
Not good at all.......... the hole gets deeper and deeper for Mrs May.......... is she listening or engaging yet? Or still in robot mode
By:
duffy
When: 15 Jun 17 17:01
On the subject of Sinn Fein and putting aside political views, I wouldn't mind giving that Elisha Mccalion oneLove
By:
tobermory
When: 15 Jun 17 17:50
If the DUP don't vote with the Tories there will be a Conservative minority government.

Only Labour want another election now , so the other parties will not all combine against the Tories.
By:
tobermory
When: 15 Jun 17 17:51
Though i do think May would have to go as she has set a lot of store in this DUP deal and would be final straw for her.
By:
Captain Wurzel
When: 15 Jun 17 18:01
I'm not sure Labour really want another election now. With the economy stalling and the brexit negotiations looking certain to be a rough ride,

another six months to a year would suit Labour fine.
By:
tobermory
When: 15 Jun 17 18:12
Perhaps they'd be happy to wait , but there is no way Labour could not vote down a Tory Queens' Speech.

The SNP and Lib Dems would vote against if they were confident the DUP would abstain.
By:
Captain Wurzel
When: 15 Jun 17 18:21
Totally right Tobermory - they'll try to vote it down, but if they dont succeed, they'll be happy to wait.
By:
mafeking
When: 15 Jun 17 18:29
i wouldn't imagine even labour is that desperate for an another election any time soon. they cost a fortune and party coffers must be running on empty
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jun 17 18:35
Jeremy will be waiting i think , he knows its only a matter of time Cool
By:
Captain Wurzel
When: 15 Jun 17 18:42
As he said on the Andrew Marr show ' I've got youth on my side 'Laugh
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jun 17 18:49
Laugh The young dudes/ dudettes are all for him
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jun 17 18:51
well my membership is up to date so they have my 3s 6d every month
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 15 Jun 17 19:57

duffy
15 Jun 17 17:01

On the subject of Sinn Fein and putting aside political views, I wouldn't mind giving that Elisha Mccalion oneLove


Kwality post! Love and lust recognise no religion!
By:
arbster
When: 16 Jun 17 07:29
Mrs May visits the tragic tower block inferno site............ and doesnt speak with or even to the community directly............ everything she touches is "very poor".......... very poor indeed...... she is in no way representative of the people......... a total liability at every level.......... and still as "robotic" and inhumane as ever
By:
lfc1971
When: 16 Jun 17 09:06
French conservative candidate attacked and knocked to the ground on election campaign . She was struck with such force and knocked unconscious.
people cannot be trusted now, they become more and more violent and angry , look at the reaction of leftists to politicians such as Trump who has said he does not want to visit Britain.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 16 Jun 17 09:10
Mrs May is finished. That much is clear. The knives will be out for her because if they don't then they will be next for sure in the ensuing General Election. The people are awakening

We are many they are few!
By:
lfc1971
When: 16 Jun 17 09:22
one would have to be half mad not to be shy of people.
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