Politics

[ZiggyStardust]

1 minute ago, Nowack said:

It was touted by several MPs but was never really an option. They did consider still having conferences and keeping parliament open but again this was not deemed feasible. 

ok, thanks. AsI said, I was unaware if it had been, and was just interested in their priorities.

[miamiwhite]

All quiet on here today....I presume Cheese’s sad gang have gone out blockading the roads on the orders of Paul Mason and Owen Jones

 

[Guest]

This ere prorogue

https://brexitcentral.com/the-forthcoming-prorogation-makes-no-deal-almost-inevitable/

 

[Escobarp]

I see normal service has resumed post takeover 😂

[Tonge moor green jacket]

It was the government picking the best time to announce the decision- waited while Bury and us were about to get fucked over and were national news.

[miamiwhite]

Quite ironic how the lefties bleat re marches doing nothing etc, but hey ho....there they are all again, “blockading” the country, pissing their pants and screaming abuse at a building known as Parliament which is currently emptier than their heads.

[miamiwhite]

No wonder Cheese fucked off when he did

 

These cretins have seriously lost the plot.

 

 

[bolty58]

9 hours ago, boltondiver said:

This ere prorogue

https://brexitcentral.com/the-forthcoming-prorogation-makes-no-deal-almost-inevitable/

 

That, sir, is a brilliant piece and sums up precisely what has been wrong with the process and how we now have a PM which will make things happen rather than the wishy washy frauds sat in the big house whose only interest is their own hip pocket/future perks.

[bolty58]

7 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

No wonder Cheese fucked off when he did

 

These cretins have seriously lost the plot.

 

 

 

An embarrassment. Hysterical drama queen. That's not ST is it?

[royal white]

 

Dear God. Is it any wonder they’re worried about medication getting through

[bolty58]

1 hour ago, royal white said:

 

Dear God. Is it any wonder they’re worried about medication getting through

 

Am I mistaken or is that the cast from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest?

[Mounts Kipper]

These ardent remainers are really a bunch of fruit loops. 

[miamiwhite]

1 hour ago, royal white said:

 

Dear God. Is it any wonder they’re worried about medication getting through

I hope they’re not gravedigggers or pallbearers......as they’ve seriously lost the plot.

[miamiwhite]

Isn’t the prick in the yellow top from Great Lever ?

That clown has been doing a few stupid dances recently.

[darwen_white]

 

Starting to feel sorry for Remainers now.

The game is well and truly up. 

[DLH]

https://mobile.twitter.com/Independent/status/1167723704043765760

 

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[Guest]

10 hours ago, darwen_white said:

 

Starting to feel sorry for Remainers now.

The game is well and truly up. 

Surely, the vote of no confidence will topple Boris and scuttle Brexit?

[Mounts Kipper]

3 hours ago, boltondiver said:

Surely, the vote of no confidence will topple Boris and scuttle Brexit?

Think it’s odds on general election now, that’ll be the second referendum, Boris already chucking money at vote winning projects, let’s see where this general election takes us. 

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Think it’s odds on general election now, that’ll be the second referendum, Boris already chucking money at vote winning projects, let’s see where this general election takes us. 

Not happening < 31.10

[Mounts Kipper]

1 hour ago, boltondiver said:

Not happening < 31.10

Get your money on it, it’s happening.

[Guest]

30 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Get your money on it, it’s happening.

A pint it isn't!

[Mounts Kipper]

3 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

A pint it isn't!

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[Sweep]

I have a feeling that Boris is gearing up for a GE. This week when the EU "remove" the 31st October deadline, which may or may not scupper the idea of leaving with "no deal" that'll be what kicks it off I reckon.

 

If we do have a GE before we leave, fuck knows what will happen, as I'm not sure the Tories will get a majority, with the Brexit Party kicking around.

 

I just want it to end now, one way or the other

[paulhanley]

19 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I have a feeling that Boris is gearing up for a GE. This week when the EU "remove" the 31st October deadline, which may or may not scupper the idea of leaving with "no deal" that'll be what kicks it off I reckon.

 

If we do have a GE before we leave, fuck knows what will happen, as I'm not sure the Tories will get a majority, with the Brexit Party kicking around.

 

I just want it to end now, one way or the other

The EU moving the deadline changes nothing other than it being a long overdue sign of them beginning to shift their position under duress. October 31 was promised as the day we leave the EU, do or die. Three years and two months on from the referendum we must now leave. That's how this has to end otherwise, to be frank, the United Kingdom ceases to be a democracy. I know that may come across to you as melodramatic but in the minds of 17.4m of us that's what this now boils down to. Patience is at an end.

On the basis of current polling I believe we'd get something very close to a Conservative majority with the DUP and perhaps a small number of Brexit Party MPs getting Boris over the line. Electoral boundaries as they currently stand militate against a Conservative majority - David Cameron's 2015 win was a big surprise. One thing is for sure, a Boris election campaign would not nearly be so hapless as Theresa May's effort in 2017. It'll be parliament vs the people - not just PR spin, total reality given the behaviour of Grieve, Gauke, Letwin and co.

[darwen_white]

This new Tory government and Farage would work together in a GE, particularly in northern constituencies where folk would never vote Tory - they'd sure as hell vote for TBP.

Lib Dems would almost certainly take votes off this clueless Labour party we have now.