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Fantastic no general election woohoo they got something right in the middle of this pig swill mess.
Carry on Commons the new comedy show taking the world by storm. :har: :har: |
This insidious hypocrisy on display makes me puke. The past two days have taught a very, very lot about the essence and nature of politics. These lectures make puking in disgust all day long the answer to the old question of what the meaning of life is.
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Boris shall, what I understand make a deal with EU, which the English parliament can agree on.
Now I wonder, as I do a lot. EU will not change their part of this deal The Parliament seems to be in a situation where they can't agree on anything regarding the Brexit. So what type of deal is it the Parliament really want ? It can't be this backstop, because even here they seems to disagree Markus |
Maybe you have not understood it. Parliament does not want a Brexit at all. They only do not want to get called out when preventing it. They always wanted to steal the referendum and hollow out the meaning of Brexit - without getting held responsible for having done that. They think the parliament is more relevant than the people, and they never accepted the referendum's outcome.
Johnson cannot make a new deal with the EU. Parliament has just cut the legs under the table, as somebody put it, he is weaponless and has no pressure tools left. That was what the idea behind the past days moves were. It was about paralysing Johnson and forcing to crawl on knees to Brussel , so that he makes a joke of himself, because kneeling or not, he would not get anythign anyway, completing his own defeat by that display. They want him to be as hilarious as May acted, knowing that that way he would be too weak to reach anything. Parliament does not want a Brexit woirth the meaning of the word "exit". It never wanted that EU does not want a Brexit either. For them the Backstop-Brexit is the king's road to get a meaningless alibi of a pseudo-Brexit that is no Brexit but leaves the UK bound to the eU, prevents it from doing its own trade deals, and surrenders it to the customs union, the regime of the eU court, and certain other rules of the eU, it would be as if Brexit leads UK just to give up rights, while maintaining almost all its duties - and for this they should even pay a divorce bill - while additionally paying yearly fees like a member. Backstop is all the eU ever wanted: the possibility to keep the UK gagged and bound forever, without time limitation. Let the plebs in the streets think they exited from the EU - fact would be it had not, and that is what counts! Parliament is on side of the EU. They always were by majority, they always wanted to reject or ignore or weasel around the referendum. All sides want things that are mutually exclusive. Johnson has understood that. Thats why he tried so bitterly to break parliament. The little Matrxist and terrorist-friend on the other side of the chamber wants to weasel himself into No.10. thats why he is so underhandedly and hypocritically sneaking around on steptoes and plays the innocent. They have to fight this out and one side has to die. There can be no compromise, and there must be no prisoners taken. Another thing that Johnson has understood, thats why he mowed down the rebels without hesitation. Scenarios where comprises are not posssble without compromising the whole cause, are possible to exist, and this is such a one. Johnson probably calculated form beginning on to lose the four votes the past two days, he is not totally stupid. He wants elections with the wind of pro Brexit voters in his sail, who moved to Farrage and now shall return to Tories in force, giving them a strong victory and dominance in parliament. What he then wants, is unclear to me.Either he wants to get around this new no-no-deal Brexit law, or he hopes such a result would give him stronger authority against Brussel, which i doubt Brussel would be impressed by. Mind you, I think, Johnson just populistically posed as a Brexiteer before the referendum, and then was crushed like all others by that it was successful. He does want Brexit as much as most of the parliament: not at all. However, he also wants to save his face. The little marxist however will do whatever harm and sneaking is necessary to leave Johnson no space to move at ANY direction, and will continue to play the innocent.This carricature makes me furious just by the body language of his already. Every move, every gesture, every posture, every mimic expression has "fake" written all over it. Slimey creepers like this make me furious. |
Bojo made a massive mistake sacking those 21 MP's this has shocked the moderate voter and lets face facts the moderate voter is the lion share of voters.
It already coming to light in some of those constituencies of those 21 are backing them so they cou.d be Inp Con candidates splitting the vote even more if there is a general election. Boris is a fool listening to psycho Dominick who cares not about anything apart from himself. |
Anyone saw that tweet of Mogg relaxing on the benches with that bloke stroking him? Bloody funny..:haha:
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Next move? Steptoe will be enjoying his victory but I suspect it will be short lived. Now that all the voting has taken place, the electorate now have a clear picture of who voted for what and in particular the 21 Tory traitors (my choice of words). A no deal Brexit has been achieved so Steptoe will agree to a general election in an attempt to quench his lust for power and Boris will presumably be victorious gaining a sizeable majority and aided in a further strengthening of numbers by the addition of a handful of Brexit Party MP's. The next phase will be the passing of new laws to aid the completion of Article 50 and Brexit will eventually be achieved. The only way the above can be prevented by the opposition parties would be to vote to revoke Article 50 whilst they are in the ascendancy but I doubt that will happen because it is too great a gamble and could well bring about political suicide. Only time will tell. |
BREAKING NEWS: Jo Johnson, brother of UK PM, quits as Tory MP and minister saying he is "torn between family and national interest"
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I let you in,, I let you navigate and command, just as long as you now this wall is mine. - Dido - :D |
In my Inbox less than an hour ago.
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Thanks for the input.
I hav the same feeling, when it comes to the Parliament-they aren't really interested in an exit-therefore it doesn't matter which kind of deal B.J. may come up with, the Parliament will vote against it. Markus |
Wow the ship is sinking now Jo Johnson quits his roll in government and MP.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49594793 Save the pooch next before the boat sinks. Jim are you with us, no jim's in the hope and anchor. |
The front page of the English edition of The Sun: LINK.
The front page of the Scottish edition of The Sun: LINK. I'm afraid to say the even the UK wide newspapers are different between the two largest constituents of the UK. If there is a General Election polling indicates that the SNP will be back to 50+ MPs. :hmmm: Mike. |
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