Career politicians like Farage and Johnson don't pay Parliamentxs wages, what the hell are you on about?
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Would you accept EEA membership then? All the costs and responsibilities of EU membership but no say in the decision making processes, still counts as leaving though.
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Are you saying the NHS will receive £350m a week directly from EU savings with no cuts being made to other services or take hikes?
We do have general elections every few years and the Tories are about to vote for a new PM for the second time since the Brexit referendum so your point doesn't hold up very well.Can't you say that about any result?. People voted for the wrong PM so let's have another vote?. You people are thick as fuck.
Last edited by Dhrizzle; 2019-06-12 at 09:36 PM.
The first round of the Tory leadership contest are in and it comes as no surprise that Johnson picks up the most votes. On a more positive note Lorraine Kelly's best mate Esther McVey has been knocked out.
The results are:
• Boris Johnson 114
• Jeremy Hunt 43
• Michael Gove 37
• Dominic Raab 27
• Sajid Javid 23
• Matt Hancock 20
• Rory Stewart 19
Eliminated:
• Mark Harper
• Andrea Leadsom
• Esther McVey
Although not strictly Brexit related; after finally settling on the name Change UK they have been forced to change their name after the threat of legal action from change.org
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8957746.html
The whole thing's a massive distraction and completely irrelevant. Whoever's elected (by c.125k, white, A-C2 males - ehrm... democratically legitimate not) will face exactly the same problems May faced.
There will be no renegotiation with the EU. The parliamentary arithmetic won't change. If there's a no deal, people will riot. If the UK revokes, people will riot. Therefore: can BJ use his "charm" to push a compromise through parliament?
great piece by Simon Jenkins in the Guardian
ends...
But a prime minister’s job is not that of mayor or even foreign secretary. It is of circus ringmaster rather than performer. Two of Johnson’s idols are reputedly Disraeli and Churchill, two masters of the art of volte-face, of a denial of the past, including their own. Both had recourse to pragmatism when events required it and both were accounted successes.
Come October, the odds are on Britain being desperate for no more posturing, no more economic machismo and no more fantasies about new trade deals. It will need one almighty climbdown, in favour of some version of May’s Brexit deal. If Johnson can deploy his charm to persuade the nation and its parliament to follow where common sense and circumstance force him to go, I will be the first to cheer. That is as far as my optimism can go.
I’m not as optimistic as the hack… my money's on: a massive great balls-up. He further alienates the EU, no new extension is granted, no deal by default, riots, calls out the army, carnage.
Well, my bet is that particular burner with his bizarre question marks?. is a Russian. So...
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I'll give some examples:
When one uses a full stop after a question mark it introduces the prospect of some painful legal scenarios:
Boris Johnson likes to fuck boys?.
E.g., one interpretation is potentially libellous. The other is merely speculative.
Powerful thing, grammar.
If no deal is the goal why not sod off july 1st before the EU parliaments new term?Buckle up for no deal in October eurochums... tick tock.
Farridge and co still have to stick their snouts in the trough one last time.
https://twitter.com/LanceForman/stat...55780292800513
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Chuka going to the Lib Dems.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48631116