:haha:
That should be a rock band Name :hmmm:

I hear the nameless one has kicked the can down the road on the latest hoohar in labour.



You would rather see them than the UKIP SLIME EXTREME RIGHT WING SCUMBAGS.......Oh I'm getting carried away there.

:haha:

This is what happens when you don't toe the Momentum line.

They will rule 100% one day. :03:

I doubt it but they will eventually control all policy making mechanisms.

This will most definitely be his toughest meeting since coming into office.

What Plan Bojo?


Rule as in control of the labour party, i doubt they would get in government with those thugs running the party.

The unions still hold the key to the balance of power but Momentum is gradually closing the advantage.

Why is dave in the shed getting worried we are not going to crash out because we are not leaving. Bojo the pudding is weak he makes jam roly poly look hard.

Now this really did make me laugh, I never miss an airing of what is one of my top three tv choices and clearly remember the show in question.

Diane Abbott can't help but making a fool of herself almost every time she speaks :nope:

Looks like someone has woken up and smelled the coffee at last.

I had an interesting telephone conversation last night with an ex-colleague who is at the Labour Party Conference. They inform me that despite the fact Momentum continue to support Steptoe, there is a lot of behind the scenes work being undertaken to source a suitable far left wing successor to Steptoe when he eventually steps down for whatever reason.

Momentum enjoy a strong position in the Labour Party after decades of trying and are looking to cement and maintain that position long into the future.

I doubt the UK electorate will ever be like minded.

What party leaders we have, first up Bojo the sponge cake followed by the nameless one who talks to terrorists organisations and finally Adolf Swinson and her un-democrastic party. How the heck can we trust these three morons, I for one will never trust any of them. And what makes this worst is the fact in their party's no one can replace them! Every one of them is unfit no wonder this country is breaking apart, I see no hope at all.

Well the good news is -
Each party now has a clear-ish and unique position on Brexit.

Lib Dem:No Brexit
Labour: Soft Brexit or No Brexit
Cons: Soft Brexit or Hard Brexit
BP: Hard Brexit.

The bad news is, they will all make a pigs ear out of it.
And in reality an election would likely have 1 of 2 out comes

Con/BP coalition = Hard Brexit
LibDem/Lab coalition = No brexit.

You forgot to mention possible scenario number three: "the way of the optimistic and well-meaning". :D

No such thing exists :03:

I am not to sure about that, don't forget the SNP factor and they are on the rise again. They could wipe out the cons and lab causing big problems for those party's. As for BP under the voting system we got they would be lucky to get five seats, the cons/lab are divided with deep internal problems as for the libs riding rush shot over democracy may get stung in the arse.

Let us not forget the voters and a few I know have said no they are not voting this time as they have no faith in any party sorting this brexit mess out.

Not quite Francis, not quite but could be pretty close as I see my old union Unison has decided to back the Remain option.

I'm a little disappointed tbh but at least it would give Steptoe a bloody nose.

Forgot about the SNP, they are basically Libdems as far a brexit goes.
Yeah I think its pretty clear that its the end of the road for Corncob, but i think who and what follows could be far worse.

*Spell check insists on correcting 'Corbyn' to 'Corncob', so I'm finally giving in.*

Popcorn time shadow chancellor speech is on.

:hmmm: Have I got enough popcorn. :hmmm:


GET ON WITH IT YOU FART!