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BrexitArmsLandlady · 26/09/2019 07:31

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Go BoJo!
Go BoJo!
Go BoJo!
Go BoJo!

So near & yet so far..............

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Imnotthrowingawaymyshot · 26/09/2019 16:44

I cannot fathom how posters can allude to the rise of the third reich (national socialists), when parliament was given an instruction it won't carry out Hmm

Who strangled democracy?

Who is currently strangling, stamping on democracy and then spitting on it?

Orangin · 26/09/2019 16:47

Ha! What did I say about Westminstenders and the Third Reich!!!

AuldAlliance · 26/09/2019 17:11

It's because you said it that I posted a comment about it, made by two people from Bonn who have never heard of MN, far less posted on Westminstenders.

frumpety · 26/09/2019 17:14

So leaving with a withdrawal agreement in place is not a proper Brexit ?

But leaving without a WA and then having to negotiate all the same stuff that is in the WA is a proper Brexit ?

And if we get an extension to try and sort out a WA, then that is anti-brexit ?

Imnotthrowingawaymyshot · 26/09/2019 17:23

Auld,

Jess Philips said she would 'knife corbyn in the front' if he damaged the labour party.. What do you feel about that?

Inniu · 26/09/2019 17:26

When people say the MPs should honor the vote do they mean the ERG should have voted for Mays deal and then Brexit would already have happened or do they mean something else?

DustyDiamond · 26/09/2019 17:41

If enough MPs had voted for WA agreement we'd have been out already (even though I think the WA was imperfect, it was nonetheless a route forward)

The intransigent hardcore of the ERG are as much to blame as the party-politicking game-players in opposition

Orangin · 26/09/2019 17:43

Could we have Frank Field in charge of a GNU? He can work cross-party and he is a moderate Leaver.

AuldAlliance · 26/09/2019 17:47

I'mnot...
I think all such rhetoric is unacceptable.

Imnotthrowingawaymyshot · 26/09/2019 17:50

"Esther McVey claims John McDonnell 'lynching' comments put her in danger"

the remark made her life "difficult and dangerous" and said it had led to her being followed.
Mr McDonnell has repeatedly refused to apologise for the comment, which he made at a public meeting before becoming Shadow Chancellor three years ago.

Ms McVey said: "Labour always made it very personal against me because I was a Liverpudlian who dared to become a Conservative. Then I stood and after 10 years I won and they couldn’t believe that would happen in a Merseyside area. Then I was put in charge of benefits.

"When I got the lynching comments I thought - you haven’t thought about the power of your words, John McDonnell, to come into a council estate and say something like that unthinkingly.

"Maybe you’re not going to do anything John, but you don’t understand what could happen on social media and you didn’t realise what unforeseen consequences and how dangerous then my life was going to become in that area.”

She added: "He made life difficult and dangerous. He was a bully, he was inciting violence."

Ms McVey said Mr McDonnell "just keeps his head down" when she sees him in Parliament.

The Shadow Chancellor has insisted he was simply repeating was someone else had said and was not inciting violence against the Tory MP.

Just hours after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called for an end to personal abuse, his biggest ally John McDonnell has defended comments made about a former Tory minister being lynched and his description of her as a “stain on humanity”.

Imnotthrowingawaymyshot · 26/09/2019 17:57

"You couldn’t have asked for a better illustration of the ridiculousness of the radical left. There they were on Whitehall yesterday raging against Boris the ‘dictator’, while at the exact same time the section of the political class that these leftists support – the Remainer elite – was threatening Boris with jail if he doesn’t obey its demands to stay in the European Union. If anything has the whiff of dictatorship in the UK right now, it is this alarmingly authoritarian urge to imprison the prime minister if he refuses to extend the UK’s membership of the EU. Yet Corbynistas and other so-called progressives were on the streets screaming blue murder about Boris’s ‘dictatorship’-style proroguing of parliament while turning a blind eye – or giving a or giving a rousing cheer – to the pro-EU elite’s increasingly tyrannical determination to defy the people and keep the UK in the EU for longer.

Yes, we have now reached the ‘keep us in the EU or we will send you to jail’ stage of the Remainer tyranny. This furious, anti-democratic wing of the elite, who make up the majority of the contemporary establishment, has been drifting towards extreme authoritarianism for two years now. They openly discuss overriding the largest democratic vote in British history. They condemn newspapers that use strong language to describe Remainer extremism. They make deals with the European Union above the heads of the prime minister, the Cabinet and the people to ensure that we stay in the EU for longer than planned. And now they warn the PM that if he doesn’t follow a new law insisting on an extension of the Article 50 process – and of the UK’s membership of the EU – then he will go to jail.

DustyDiamond · 26/09/2019 18:08

Thank goodness the 'coup' by that dastardly 'tinpot dictator' was quashed, and the 'unlawful prorogation' overturned so that our esteemed 'hard-working' MPs could get back to Parliament to 'scrutinise' and 'hold the zombie government to account'!

After a day of navel gazing, confected outrage & faux despair they shut up shop early doors & fucked off.

Looking forward with much anticipation to much more nothing in the coming weeks!!
We are truly #blessed to have such fabulous public servants.

Coppersulphate · 26/09/2019 18:09

Yeah for BoJo.
Hope he gets a huge majority in the GE. Then he can get on with running the country.
Leave no deal on the table.
Brexit on oct 31st🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

AutumnRose1 · 26/09/2019 18:10

OP
I don't understand why anything about BJ behaviour is good. I don't understand why Brexit can't be carried out without so much unpleasantness? Can you say why you are cheering him on specifically?

DuckWillow · 26/09/2019 18:13

Given the way he used the name of Jo Cox last night I wouldn’t care if he dropped dead . Evil ignorant wanker,

And those you you cheering him on are no better than he is.

Honestly take a good long hard look at how fucking horrible you are.

bellinisurge · 26/09/2019 18:16

You don't get to own the flag @Coppersulphate . It belongs to all of us.

Coppersulphate · 26/09/2019 18:20

Bellini, who said I want to own the flag. I just want to fly it and get rid of the odious blue one with yellow stars.
The more people flying the Union Jack the better.

Random18 · 26/09/2019 18:23

Copper what are your thoughts in the UK breaking up?

I strongly believe that will happen if we have a No Deal Brexit.

DeDoRonRon · 26/09/2019 18:27

I cannot fathom how posters can allude to the rise of the third reich (national socialists), when parliament was given an instruction it won't carry out

Parliament is supreme. It can't be instructed and it can't bind itself least of all by an advisory referendum.

AuldAlliance · 26/09/2019 18:28

Interesting source you "quoted" from, Imnotthrowingawaymyshot.

DustyDiamond · 26/09/2019 18:29

Given the way he used the name of Jo Cox last night I wouldn’t care if he dropped dead . Evil ignorant wanker,

Behold!!
A fine example of kinder, gentler insults!!

Those nasty Tories & nasty Leave supporters are so much meaner than those with right on their side like you are!!

And even though he didn't 'use the name of Jo Cox' in any derogatory way at all - we can all MARVEL at your capacity to twist the truth to create a false scenario!!

🙄🙄🙄

For more kinder, gentler behaviour see the clip below where we can APPLAUD a labour MP who VALIANTLY has a pop at Dominic Cummings who is DARING to quietly mind his own business in public.

https://twitter.com/bbcpolitics/status/1177267716769624065?s=21

DustyDiamond · 26/09/2019 18:31

Honestly take a good long hard look at how fucking horrible you are.

You ok hun? Xx

DeDoRonRon · 26/09/2019 18:32

Dominic Cummings informed that labour MP that he could stop the death threats by voting for brexit. Nice.

dirtyrottenscoundrel · 26/09/2019 18:35

Weren’t remainers cheering on Jo Brand when she said battery acid should have been thrown at Nigel Farage instead of milkshake.

One rule for them as usual.

DustyDiamond · 26/09/2019 18:42

Yes they were!

And milkshake chucking was HILARIOUS bantz!!

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