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STEED 08-11-19 04:43 AM

^Yea Bojo really cocked up big time that day but don't tell the conservative membership that their all wearing rose tinted glasses. :|\\

Jimbuna 08-11-19 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 2622261)

Quite a list Kai and one I will peruse in more detail over the coming days :salute:

Jimbuna 08-11-19 05:33 AM

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Richard Braine has been elected as the leader of the UK Independence Party.

"We have got a great future and we are coming back. I am very excited and looking forward to leadership of this party, bringing the members together and delivering better results," he said.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49307101
I somehow doubt it, UKIP succeeded in what it set out to achieve and that was the referendum. Farage and his Brexit party have picked up the mantle now.

STEED 08-11-19 05:40 AM

^

https://www.jiostickers.com/wp-conte...iley-Emoji.gif

Oh come off it, UKIP is dead and sooner it excepts that the sooner UKIP passes into the history books.

They are a clown party full of clowns..:har:

Jimbuna 08-11-19 05:40 AM

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Queen's fury at her politicians: 'Dismayed' monarch tells aides of her 'disappointment in the current political class' and their 'inability to govern correctly' amid Brexit turmoil.

The Queen has voiced her frustration with today's politicians and their 'inability to govern correctly', it has been claimed.

The 93-year-old monarch remains scrupulously neutral in public but is said to have told aides of her 'disappointment in the current political class'.

She made the comments in 2016 but her feelings have only intensified since then amid endless political turmoil over Brexit, sources told The Sunday Times.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexi...id=mailsignout
WOW! just WOW! :o

This is unprecedented in modern day times but surely goes to show just what a shambles the political landscape is in these troubled times.

STEED 08-11-19 05:49 AM

^ Yes the Queen is rather...https://emojis.slackmojis.com/emojis...gif?1542340464


I am passed that stage and now...https://emojis.slackmojis.com/emojis...gif?1542340458


I am convinced we should give the monkey house at London zoo a spin in government, surly the monkeys can do a better job than these wasters we have.

Jimbuna 08-11-19 06:13 AM

Bend the knee.

Reece 08-11-19 07:09 AM

STEED can take it Jim!! :yep::D

Jimbuna 08-11-19 07:31 AM

I used to think so but these days I'm not so sure.

Skybird 08-11-19 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2622418)
I am convinced we should give the monkey house at London zoo a spin in government, surly the monkeys can do a better job than these wasters we have.

Still the final word on your suggestion:

https://paddle8.com/work/banksy/1164...ey-parliament/

Jimbuna 08-12-19 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2622472)
Still the final word on your suggestion:

https://paddle8.com/work/banksy/1164...ey-parliament/

Ah, Banksy...simply the best in his field :cool:

Jimbuna 08-12-19 05:11 AM

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Theresa May is to snub her former Chancellor Philip Hammond by leaving him off her resignation honours list.

The former prime minister is finalising the names on her list, which is expected to see several senior members of her staff elevated to the House of Lords. She is also considering handing honours to some of her closest political allies.

As one of her most senior and longest serving ministers, Mr Hammond – a former foreign secretary and defence secretary – would have been eligible for an honour.

But in a sign of how their relationship soured during her time in office, he is understood to have missed out entirely.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...id=mailsignout
All outgoing PM's usually have the last laugh and slice of that pie they call 'revenge'.

STEED 08-12-19 07:09 AM

Another day shacking the magic money tree and still no one but us are asking where the heck is all this money coming from Bojo? You would expect this sort of thing from Labour going on a spending spree, alarm bells are going off full blast falling on deaf ears.


Oh by the way I see GP waiting times are in the news oh I wish I could get in in three weeks. Four to five weeks wait around here so Bojo what is the plan to sort this out? Don't tell me shack the magic money tree. :hmmm:

Jimbuna 08-12-19 10:47 AM

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The UK Labour Party deputy leader Tom Watson has spoken out against a second Scottish independence referendum.

It follows comments by shadow chancellor John McDonnell that a future Labour government would not block another vote.

Mr Watson said another referendum "is not the answer" to Tory austerity and Brexit.

He added that he fully endorsed the position of Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla...itics-49314350
And they wonder why they came in a poor fourth in the latest By-election :nope:

Jimbuna 08-13-19 04:07 AM

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Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds have been photographed together at an official reception in Number 10 Downing Street.

The Prime Minister, who has been in post since July 24, was photographed with his partner at an event to honour staff from six hospices.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...id=mailsignout
Not unexpected but I should imagine this will liven the place up :O:

Jimbuna 08-14-19 05:31 AM

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Tory MP accidentally reveals ‘General Election 2019’ email.

A senior Conservative MP has fuelled expectation that Boris Johnson is planning for an autumn general election with an email reading “GE 2019”.

Damian Hinds – the education secretary until last month – accidentally let slip the existence of a “GE team” in the message posted on his Instagram account.

Apparently sent by an aide, the snapshot of the email has a subject line reading: “Re (2): GE 2019 GE team thoughts”.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...id=mailsignout
I think it only a matter of time before further leaks will inform us whether a planned general election will happen before or after 31st October.

My money would be on after.

kraznyi_oktjabr 08-14-19 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2622752)
I think it only a matter of time before further leaks will inform us whether a planned general election will happen before or after 31st October.

My money would be on after.

When PM announces general election day, what happens with the existing Parliament? Does it remain functional until new MPs takeover, or does it dissolve sometime before election day? Just wondering if BoJo could use this to keep dissenting MPs out of the way at and around October 31st. :hmmm:

Jimbuna 08-14-19 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by kraznyi_oktjabr (Post 2622770)
When PM announces general election day, what happens with the existing Parliament? Does it remain functional until new MPs takeover, or does it dissolve sometime before election day? Just wondering if BoJo could use this to keep dissenting MPs out of the way at and around October 31st. :hmmm:

Parliament would be dissolved 25 days before the election date.

STEED 08-14-19 06:14 PM

So that thing suggests put me in power....WHAT!!!!

The LIbs and the Greens have said no, the Welsh and SNP no comment yet but probably will also say no. That thing is a fart and its about time that fart went away.

GET THAT THING AND THOSE HEAD BANGERS OUT OF LABOUR THIS SECOND!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49352250

STEED 08-15-19 05:13 AM

^Wow I hear on the news Tory remainers could back the nameless one!!!!!

Talk about desperate that really is crawling.


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