They also have quite a few foreign volunteers (probably seen a terrorists) fighting for the peoples protection units.
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BREXIT |OT2.0| A parade of endless victories for Boris Johnson
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LOL 👌"If 17.4 million people marched outside Parliament against Brexit 😏"
To be fair, what's the point of him showing up? He can't really answer any questions about the extension.
Goes on to show how little you can trust on Trump for absolutely anything.
The one nation group are happy with words, the nutters care about actions, i doubt they are the biggest headache as they will be easier to cure, well they have been so far. even the proper rebels who fucked off seem to be very picky.
Not really sure what they can do. He's got the overwhelming support of his party members, is just elected, the party is polling well. And it's not as if he's throwing down the gauntlet saying "thanks for your concern, but it's no deal and you can all shut up and lump it", he's being conciliatory to them, and it's hard to flounce (not that many would) when someone isn't arguing with you. All they can do is accept it and see what the manifesto says.
I do think Johnson might moderate a bit post 31st of October. Not because he'll want to but everyone is still saying Cummings will have left by then for an operation which will require prolonged recuperation. Once Cummings goes, Johnson will start listening to Lister more which should tone down the rhetoric a wee bit, but it'll get a lot worse before it gets better.
Imagine watching the same news as the rest of us and being that fucking deluded, what has he done besides invent the three border border?
I suppose this is more of a shot across the boughs then. Reminding him that there are a lot of moderate Tories and he has to placate them and not just the ERG.
It's like there are multiple realities in Downing St and none of them are true, waste of space and time.
I'm more convinced journalists just tweet any old shite than they're constantly getting conflicting official reports
Yeah, i don't think the speed of reporting everything is helping the situation, the power struggle in Number 10, the game playing with parliament and the EU, plus Boris being a lying swine just magnifies it.
Can some journalist please just observe Larry the cat. Someone needs to collapse the wavefunction at Downing Street and resolve the superposition.
The only question I want anyone to ask Tony Blair is how does he plead.
Yeah but we'll get a TRADE DEAL with the USA
so all good
Still eternally astonished how Brexit rhetoric ignores reality on nearly every level.
Wait...
Would this pretty much consist of them sending a letter asking for an extension - alongside another asking for them to ignore it and to allow no deal to occur by default?
That's a ballsy and very silly plan.
Would this pretty much consist of them sending a letter asking for an extension - alongside another asking for them to ignore it and to allow no deal to occur by default?
That's a ballsy and very silly plan.
as long as he sends the letter he's legally supposed to send he can do whatever he wants. Just drop the rest in the bin with the other junk mail.
actually he should probably send them a Christmas card because we'll still be here in December.
actually he should probably send them a Christmas card because we'll still be here in December.
And jail time for that sketchy side piece girl as well hopefully.
Isn't this going to come down to the interpretation of the purpose of the Benn act?
And what defines frustrating said purpose?
I feel another court battle looming.
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i would prefer getting pissed on by two russian prostitutes if there's the option.
So, to the surprise of nobody, the "party of law and order" are once again publicly showing their complete contempt for it? I hope history looks back on this Government as an utter disgrace because right now too much of the public support it, and that continues to terrify me.
Fortunately, I can't possibly see what damage a second letter could do to an extension. The EU already well know Johnson doesn't want it but if they decide to grant one he'll be forced to accept it. All another letter can do is offer more bluster.
Fortunately, I can't possibly see what damage a second letter could do to an extension. The EU already well know Johnson doesn't want it but if they decide to grant one he'll be forced to accept it. All another letter can do is offer more bluster.
Isn't a second letter all risk for no reward? The EU will just ignore it and offer an extension that he has to accept, and in the meantime he could potentially be prosecuted for breaking the law anyway if that is interpreted to be acting against the spirit of the law. So he would risk jail for nothing. Seems stupid (so pretty appropriate I suppose)
Not Brexit related, but I saw this and it made me chuckle
Do you think his dad could talk some sense into him about Brexit too?
Do you think his dad could talk some sense into him about Brexit too?
It is immensely frustrating to see journalists complicit in letting politicians spew lies and falsehoods and genuinely incorrect ideas into the debate. Even if they refute them, they still let those politicians get their 'side' out.
We'll be taking all of the chicken off of their hands that has too much chlorine in it for the US market. Everybody wins.
I understand your point, but I'm not really sure how that could work in actuality, nor would it necessarily be good for journalism.
Re: Your mention of specifically not allowing them to get their 'side' out.
I think this is true. I think the biggest issue is that we have a number of journalists and correspondents presenting spin as fact, or at least as a credible line of questioning for opposition.
Thread favourite Laura K is a great example of this, as is every interview Andrew Neil has done that I've seen.
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