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Brexit, by Deleted on Aug 28, 2019 13:44:55 GMT 1, It seems to me that a prime minister elected by 100k odd conservative members, with little or no parliamentary majority deciding to prorogue Parliament, seemingly against the will of our elected representatives is just about the most undemocratic act I’ve ever witnessed by a PM.
Interesting times
You really couldnt make it up
It's a massive bluff to Europe isn't it?
Typical Boris though. Will be interesting to see if he gets away with it or crashes and burns
Going to be some serious shockwaves in Parliament
Still he won the Brexit vote, Bottled it for the leadership when Cameron fucked off, Stitched up May so he could posture for a few Years. I wonder if Boris has ever put anything in front of his own interest? Its certainly not the country or people.
It seems to me that a prime minister elected by 100k odd conservative members, with little or no parliamentary majority deciding to prorogue Parliament, seemingly against the will of our elected representatives is just about the most undemocratic act I’ve ever witnessed by a PM. Interesting times You really couldnt make it up It's a massive bluff to Europe isn't it? Typical Boris though. Will be interesting to see if he gets away with it or crashes and burns Going to be some serious shockwaves in Parliament Still he won the Brexit vote, Bottled it for the leadership when Cameron fucked off, Stitched up May so he could posture for a few Years. I wonder if Boris has ever put anything in front of his own interest? Its certainly not the country or people. |
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Aug 28, 2019 13:49:15 GMT 1
Brexit, by Bill Hicks on Aug 28, 2019 13:49:15 GMT 1, Best PM since Thatcher #backboris
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Aug 28, 2019 14:05:04 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Coach on Aug 28, 2019 14:05:04 GMT 1, It seems to me that a prime minister elected by 100k odd conservative members, with little or no parliamentary majority deciding to prorogue Parliament, seemingly against the will of our elected representatives is just about the most undemocratic act I’ve ever witnessed by a PM. Interesting times You really couldnt make it up It's a massive bluff to Europe isn't it? Typical Boris though. Will be interesting to see if he gets away with it or crashes and burns Going to be some serious shockwaves in Parliament Still he won the Brexit vote, Bottled it for the leadership when Cameron fucked off, Stitched up May so he could posture for a few Years. I wonder if Boris has ever put anything in front of his own interest? Its certainly not the country or people.
Certainly not the people
The polls made it clear that the people were not in favour of proroguing parliament to force through a no deal Brexit.
It seems to me that a prime minister elected by 100k odd conservative members, with little or no parliamentary majority deciding to prorogue Parliament, seemingly against the will of our elected representatives is just about the most undemocratic act I’ve ever witnessed by a PM. Interesting times You really couldnt make it up It's a massive bluff to Europe isn't it? Typical Boris though. Will be interesting to see if he gets away with it or crashes and burns Going to be some serious shockwaves in Parliament Still he won the Brexit vote, Bottled it for the leadership when Cameron fucked off, Stitched up May so he could posture for a few Years. I wonder if Boris has ever put anything in front of his own interest? Its certainly not the country or people. Certainly not the people The polls made it clear that the people were not in favour of proroguing parliament to force through a no deal Brexit. |
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Aug 28, 2019 16:02:40 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Deleted on Aug 28, 2019 16:02:40 GMT 1, No deal is better than a bad deal
We are fucked now whatever
Be ok in 5o years though they say
No deal is better than a bad deal We are fucked now whatever Be ok in 5o years though they say |
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Aug 28, 2019 20:09:15 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Aug 28, 2019 20:09:15 GMT 1, No deal is better than a bad deal
No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal.
No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal. |
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Aug 28, 2019 20:22:44 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Coach on Aug 28, 2019 20:22:44 GMT 1, No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal.
I am truly sorry to read this. And agree with your sentiments. It’s staggering that this is happening.
No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal. I am truly sorry to read this. And agree with your sentiments. It’s staggering that this is happening. |
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Aug 28, 2019 20:26:01 GMT 1
Brexit, by irl1 on Aug 28, 2019 20:26:01 GMT 1, No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal.
No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal. Hope things work out for you. Its hard to believe this can happen over a ballot box |
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Aug 28, 2019 20:47:39 GMT 1
Brexit, by Deleted on Aug 28, 2019 20:47:39 GMT 1, No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal.
In peoples defense
I don't think they understand the implications of what's happening
They think leave with no deal is a good thing as a kind of 'fuck europe' stance?
I don't think I'll ever understand why, other than they won't admit to themselves they fucked up? I wish they would, no one cares, everyone fucks up, just stop spouting shit when you can't explain 'factually' how it's a good thing.
All the best to you and Your son and the thousands of others having sleepness nights praying this will all just go away
No deal is better than a bad deal No deal will impact the supply of my boy's potentially life saving medication. There is already a shortage in the UK and Drs and Pharmacists are warning that there may well be a period when it is completely unavailable. This government have acknowledged in their own analysis and publication (of Yellowhammer) that no deal is going to be a catastrophe, particularly in regards to the supply of critical medicines. When asked, the health secretary would not deny that it would result in unneccessary deaths. Only utter arseholes want no deal. In peoples defense I don't think they understand the implications of what's happening They think leave with no deal is a good thing as a kind of 'fuck europe' stance? I don't think I'll ever understand why, other than they won't admit to themselves they fucked up? I wish they would, no one cares, everyone fucks up, just stop spouting shit when you can't explain 'factually' how it's a good thing. All the best to you and Your son and the thousands of others having sleepness nights praying this will all just go away |
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Aug 29, 2019 6:44:39 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Aug 29, 2019 6:44:39 GMT 1, Yeah you keep telling yourselves people dont understand silly runt
You obviously don't. You support, among other things, putting lives at risk. There is no excusing any government for that, when the primary role of a government is to protect its people.
'Citizens' who are willing to sacrifice the lives of fellow citizens to get their own way are fascists. Simple as that. Ergo, you are a fascist.
Yeah you keep telling yourselves people dont understand silly runt You obviously don't. You support, among other things, putting lives at risk. There is no excusing any government for that, when the primary role of a government is to protect its people. 'Citizens' who are willing to sacrifice the lives of fellow citizens to get their own way are fascists. Simple as that. Ergo, you are a fascist. |
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Brexit, by Chris JL on Aug 29, 2019 6:44:42 GMT 1, He's only going against the scum of parliament
“I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament
and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.”
Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament.
We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions.
Enough said.
He's only going against the scum of parliament “I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. |
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Aug 29, 2019 8:31:08 GMT 1
Brexit, by hibster on Aug 29, 2019 8:31:08 GMT 1, Best PM since Thatcher #backboris
ban request
Best PM since Thatcher #backboris
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Aug 29, 2019 11:30:57 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Aug 29, 2019 11:30:57 GMT 1, “I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving
Benito Johnsollini just trashed all your dreams. He overstepped the mark and isnt going to get away with it.
“I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving A once in a lifetime vote in a democracy? You take clueless to a whole new level, you really do. Benito Johnsollini just trashed all your dreams. He overstepped the mark and isnt going to get away with it. |
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Aug 29, 2019 11:39:04 GMT 1
Brexit, by silvermyn on Aug 29, 2019 11:39:04 GMT 1, “I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving Are you saying that the people that voted remain were not hardworking British people... they were mostly lazy immigrants?
Is that where you are coming from?
“I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving Are you saying that the people that voted remain were not hardworking British people... they were mostly lazy immigrants?
Is that where you are coming from?
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Aug 29, 2019 12:10:00 GMT 1
Brexit, by silvermyn on Aug 29, 2019 12:10:00 GMT 1, Are you saying that the people that voted remain were not hardworking British people... they were mostly lazy immigrants?
Is that where you are coming from?
Where did you read that bit ? You wrote "the great hardworking British vote to leave" leaving the suggestion that non-hardworking and non-British voted remain. If that's not where you're coming from then why mention work ethics and nationality?
Hopefully you understand that plenty of hardworking British voted to remain. Indeed it was mostly the retired community of this country that voted overwhealmingly for Brexit, not your average worker with a job to think about.
Are you saying that the people that voted remain were not hardworking British people... they were mostly lazy immigrants?
Is that where you are coming from?
Where did you read that bit ? You wrote "the great hardworking British vote to leave" leaving the suggestion that non-hardworking and non-British voted remain. If that's not where you're coming from then why mention work ethics and nationality?
Hopefully you understand that plenty of hardworking British voted to remain. Indeed it was mostly the retired community of this country that voted overwhealmingly for Brexit, not your average worker with a job to think about.
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Aug 29, 2019 12:10:42 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Aug 29, 2019 12:10:42 GMT 1, A once in a lifetime vote in a democracy? You take clueless to a whole new level, you really do. Benito Johnsollini just trashed all your dreams. He overstepped the mark and isnt going to get away with it. You gonna make a bigger banner ? Shout louder ? March further ?
El fucko there is now screwed.
A once in a lifetime vote in a democracy? You take clueless to a whole new level, you really do. Benito Johnsollini just trashed all your dreams. He overstepped the mark and isnt going to get away with it. You gonna make a bigger banner ? Shout louder ? March further ? Nope, his party and parliament intend to bring him down and, well that will do it to be fair. El fucko there is now screwed. |
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Aug 29, 2019 13:35:53 GMT 1
Brexit, by love on Aug 29, 2019 13:35:53 GMT 1, Time to go Hong Kong!
Time to go Hong Kong!
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Aug 29, 2019 14:29:31 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Someones Brain on Aug 29, 2019 14:29:31 GMT 1,
Do they have a working parliament?
(Just kidding.)
Do they have a working parliament? (Just kidding.) |
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Brexit, by Fast Eddie on Aug 29, 2019 16:08:48 GMT 1, This is not going to be good.
This is not going to be good.
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Aug 29, 2019 16:21:18 GMT 1
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Aug 29, 2019 22:42:34 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Aug 29, 2019 22:42:34 GMT 1, “I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving
I watched the voting live and saw a fair bit of campaigning by Farage and Johnson. Voting in high unemployment Labour areas most voted to leave. There was a fair amount of bloc voting to leave, that should not have been allowed and ignored in some areas. The Johnson and Farage campaigns drowned out the remain campaigns with rhetoric of wasting money to the EU and using the money for the NHS instead as well as anti EU migrants to UK rhetoric. The remain campaign on the other hand was so piss poor and weak including by Corbyn who didn't have the guts to challenge the leave campaign because he was dishonest and did not come clean that he was against the EU and has been for many years. I think a lot of hardworking Brits were mislead about the consequences of leaving the EU and voted leave who now regret it. A lot of and long term unemployed voted to leave too.
Now that Bojo wants to pancake parliament and leave with no deal. EU migrants will get kicked out of the UK, lose their jobs at the NHS and other places of work small and large and their places at the NHS will be taken by foreign recruits anyway, many from outside the EU. Which should please Diane Abbott anyways.
“I could make this deaf and gray room a bivouac of maniples: I could bolt Parliament and constitute a Government exclusively of fascists.” Benito Mussolini, 16/11/1922 — his first PM speech to the parliament. We know exactly which type of people, and which type of politicians, show disdain for democratic institutions. Enough said. There was a once in a lifetime vote The great hardworking British vote to leave Democracy rules We are leaving I watched the voting live and saw a fair bit of campaigning by Farage and Johnson. Voting in high unemployment Labour areas most voted to leave. There was a fair amount of bloc voting to leave, that should not have been allowed and ignored in some areas. The Johnson and Farage campaigns drowned out the remain campaigns with rhetoric of wasting money to the EU and using the money for the NHS instead as well as anti EU migrants to UK rhetoric. The remain campaign on the other hand was so piss poor and weak including by Corbyn who didn't have the guts to challenge the leave campaign because he was dishonest and did not come clean that he was against the EU and has been for many years. I think a lot of hardworking Brits were mislead about the consequences of leaving the EU and voted leave who now regret it. A lot of and long term unemployed voted to leave too. Now that Bojo wants to pancake parliament and leave with no deal. EU migrants will get kicked out of the UK, lose their jobs at the NHS and other places of work small and large and their places at the NHS will be taken by foreign recruits anyway, many from outside the EU. Which should please Diane Abbott anyways. |
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Sept 1, 2019 20:49:04 GMT 1
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Sept 3, 2019 10:04:15 GMT 1
Brexit, by Bill Hicks on Sept 3, 2019 10:04:15 GMT 1, prefab77
No one voted to take back control of our democracy, have it suspended by an unelected leader, to get through no deal, that no one voted for, and that, by all economic indicators, will make us all impoverished... It’s time to stop believing in authority and start believing in each other ... #brexitshambles
prefab77 No one voted to take back control of our democracy, have it suspended by an unelected leader, to get through no deal, that no one voted for, and that, by all economic indicators, will make us all impoverished... It’s time to stop believing in authority and start believing in each other ... #brexitshambles |
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Brexit, by Chris JL on Sept 4, 2019 0:46:36 GMT 1, Wow, it might be the first time ever that I unconditionally agree with a Jeremy Corbyn’s statement — for once I think he nailed it:
“The prime minister is not winning friends in Europe; he is losing friends at home. His is a government with no mandate, no morals and, as of today, no majority.”
Wow, it might be the first time ever that I unconditionally agree with a Jeremy Corbyn’s statement — for once I think he nailed it:
“The prime minister is not winning friends in Europe; he is losing friends at home. His is a government with no mandate, no morals and, as of today, no majority.”
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Sept 4, 2019 8:05:23 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Sept 4, 2019 8:05:23 GMT 1, Government now has a majority of -43!
This is all going so well.
Government now has a majority of -43!
This is all going so well.
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Sept 4, 2019 8:58:21 GMT 1
Brexit, by silvermyn on Sept 4, 2019 8:58:21 GMT 1, Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp No, it's the metamorphosis of the Conservative Party into the Brexit Party.
Mr Johnson saw all the shiny votes that Mr Farage got from the 2019 European Elections and his beedy little eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. Boris just wants votes, he doesn't care about anyone or anything else.
p.s. I'm glad to see the back of the terrorist image on your avatar.
Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp No, it's the metamorphosis of the Conservative Party into the Brexit Party.
Mr Johnson saw all the shiny votes that Mr Farage got from the 2019 European Elections and his beedy little eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. Boris just wants votes, he doesn't care about anyone or anything else.
p.s. I'm glad to see the back of the terrorist image on your avatar.
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Sept 4, 2019 12:13:16 GMT 1
Brexit, by silvermyn on Sept 4, 2019 12:13:16 GMT 1, No, it's the metamorphosis of the Conservative Party into the Brexit Party.
Mr Johnson saw all the shiny votes that Mr Farage got from the 2019 European Elections and his beedy little eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. Boris just wants votes, he doesn't care about anyone or anything else.
p.s. I'm glad to see the back of the terrorist image on your avatar.
The terrorist mural is from dismaland if you didn't know....they were my eyes though ! No, I didn't realise that mural was from Dismaland.
I spent far too much time watching the Reaper spinning around 
No, it's the metamorphosis of the Conservative Party into the Brexit Party.
Mr Johnson saw all the shiny votes that Mr Farage got from the 2019 European Elections and his beedy little eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. Boris just wants votes, he doesn't care about anyone or anything else.
p.s. I'm glad to see the back of the terrorist image on your avatar.
The terrorist mural is from dismaland if you didn't know....they were my eyes though ! No, I didn't realise that mural was from Dismaland.
I spent far too much time watching the Reaper spinning around
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Sept 4, 2019 13:25:48 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Daylight Robber on Sept 4, 2019 13:25:48 GMT 1, Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp
I thought your lot were in favour of reclaiming sovereignty. Either you're lying or you don't actually know what it means. Either way it's a pretty bad look.
Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp I thought your lot were in favour of reclaiming sovereignty. Either you're lying or you don't actually know what it means. Either way it's a pretty bad look. |
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Sept 4, 2019 14:42:40 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Sept 4, 2019 14:42:40 GMT 1, Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp
Government now has a majority of -43! This is all going so well. It's called draining the swamp Big swamp, at this rate, should be empty inside of a month. Not sure who they will be putting up at the election. |
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Sept 4, 2019 15:07:17 GMT 1
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Brexit, by Matt on Sept 4, 2019 15:07:17 GMT 1, It's called draining the swamp Big swamp, at this rate, should be empty inside of a month. Not sure who they will be putting up at the election.
Yeah, let’s not forget that if labour are not keen on an election it’s not because they are after the greater good , but most likely because they figure they would still loose....
...which is honestly nothing short of amazing
It's called draining the swamp Big swamp, at this rate, should be empty inside of a month. Not sure who they will be putting up at the election. Yeah, let’s not forget that if labour are not keen on an election it’s not because they are after the greater good , but most likely because they figure they would still loose.... ...which is honestly nothing short of amazing |
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