He may well. Lets just hope its a hung parliament again so he cant do exactly what he wants. Beyond sad that so many people cant see through the c**t. Mind you when poison is dropped into your ear every day from a biased media its difficult for some to establish what truth and reality really is.Yet he’s still favourite to win the next election/ get the highest vote.
He is indeed. The Trump doctrine works and the Mail, Express, Sun and Telegraph are fully on message.
Parliament and the judiciary are painted as the establishment who are doing everything they can to subvert the will of the people, and Johnson, Farage and their ERG friends are painted as the defenders of the people. A lot of people are taken in by this shit.
It's a shame Mugabe isn't around anymore. He had a bit of experience in that field. Maybe Vic could've drafted him in to sort it, given how well it went in Zimbabwe some years ago.
Are you saying that serial proven liar Boris Johnson is being honest?Perhaps because it's actually true?
I'm not so sure.
All he has so far is May's deal or a threat of No Deal. He has to go with No Deal by a deadline.
May's deal couldn't get by his own cabinet, the ERG etc. Why would it now.
He hasn't done a tap on any solution that would get by The Irish and EU stance that would still remain the same.
The way I see it, it would be throw the DUP and NI under a bus, put the backstop down the Irish Sea, tweak a few red Lines maybe, or leave with No Deal.
So does he throw NI aside or meet his No Deal deadline?
I'm not so sure.
All he has so far is May's deal or a threat of No Deal. He has to go with No Deal by a deadline.
May's deal couldn't get by his own cabinet, the ERG etc. Why would it now.
He hasn't done a tap on any solution that would get by The Irish and EU stance that would still remain the same.
The way I see it, it would be throw the DUP and NI under a bus, put the backstop down the Irish Sea, tweak a few red Lines maybe, or leave with No Deal.
So does he throw NI aside or meet his No Deal deadline?
Yeah that's why i said the country can either fill it with leave or remain MP's but at least we can get it done finally.
You think the country is remain so fill it and have a majority remain government.
I think its still leave so hope we get a majority leave government.
One party state? What crap Bob!
Perhaps because it's actually true?
I agree. Maybe if you stopped reading the utter shite from tossers like Owen Jones in the Guardian, then your distorted view of reality might not be so distorted.Mind you when poison is dropped into your ear every day from a biased media its difficult for some to establish what truth and reality really is.
A political system that only allows one viewpoint to wield supreme executive power is no basis for Government especially if there is an aquatic ceromony involved :)
I agree. Maybe if you stopped reading the utter shite from tossers like Owen Jones in the Guardian, then your distorted view of reality might not be so distorted.
So no what? Telling people in Sunderland they can't have what they voted for is sticking up for Sunderland, is it?They admitted yesterday, that the 'no deal' they want to force through, would hit the least fortunate the hardest.
So no.
The country is becoming toxic. I fear it is not long until we see a repeat of a Jo Cox situation.Jess Phillips has had a man arrested outside her office for banging on her window.
She has also pleaded again for rhetoric to be toned down as violent talk can lead to attacks on MP's and she fears for her life.
Jess Phillips...
Labour MP Jess Phillips has spoken of her determination to see Labour win the 2020 general election, saying she would knife Jeremy Corbyn “in the front, not the back” if it looks like he is damaging the party’s chances of electoral success.
This was also widely reported...
It was widely reported in September that she told the shadow international development secretary, Diane Abbott, to “fuck off” when Phillips confronted the Labour leadership team about the lack of women in senior positions.
Like I said earlier, they all need to buck the fuck up....all of them!
Hmmmm, what a fascinating question. Of course on face value, you'd assume more likely on the basis of the strong mandate from the public.
But of course his negotiating position with the EU would be immeasurably strenghthened. And Boris is in his heart I believe a Remainer, one who went to the dark side for political expediency. So on balance, I think it more likely we'd get some kind of acceptable deal and would leave with a deal. All common sense says we're better off leaving with a deal and Johnson has repeatedly said he wants a deal.
Not sure about that.Purely down to the far left hijacking the Labour Party.
Otherwise that shower of cunts would be out of business. People don't trust Corbyn.
Never heard of him mate.I agree. Maybe if you stopped reading the utter shite from tossers like Owen Jones in the Guardian, then your distorted view of reality might not be so distorted.
You'd assume that if he has a big majority the first thing he'd try is to reverse that.He hasn't even got that - hasn't Parliament legislated against No Deal?
I don't think there can be ANY doubt that Johnson wants a deal now. Because his political career is hanging by a thread and the most likely chance of it being saved is him coming up with a deal.Nah, that can't be true mate. A few in here have said he definitely wants us out without a deal. I don't know how they know this but they sound extremely convincing.
My own personal view is that I believe he does want a deal but he and his team are struggling to come up with a solution to the backstop conundrum. That's not the same as wanting No Deal.
If he does get us out with a deal, no doubt some will spin it as him being shamed into it!
I'm not so sure.
All he has so far is May's deal or a threat of No Deal. He has to go with No Deal by a deadline.
May's deal couldn't get by his own cabinet, the ERG etc. Why would it now.
He hasn't done a tap on any solution that would get by The Irish and EU stance that would still remain the same.
The way I see it, it would be throw the DUP and NI under a bus, put the backstop down the Irish Sea, tweak a few red Lines maybe, or leave with No Deal.
So does he throw NI aside or meet his No Deal deadline?