Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[Vic]

Original without the hancock guff




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That must be a replay, not live. No-one else is watching.

And if he's clapping that means footballers are only getting a 1% pay increase.

 

[Vic]

Hoyle has been told he won't get a peerage by the looks of it so he's playing safe.

I don't understand that.

 

[lust overlord]

I don't understand that.

Dunno either,unless he means if Hoyle does his job correctly he can wave goodbye to his chance of a peerage?

 

[mat]

Hoyle met Johnson to "Lay down the law" about his behaviour in parliament a couple of weeks ago. Johnson hasn't listened and Hoyle hasn't rebuked him in public, yet in that time has done so to a backbench Labour MP and the SNP leader for calling Boris a liar to his face in the chamber.

 

[Vic]

Hoyle met Johnson to "Lay down the law" about his behaviour in parliament a couple of weeks ago. Johnson hasn't listened and Hoyle hasn't rebuked him in public, yet in that time has done so to a backbench Labour MP and the SNP leader for calling Boris a liar to his face in the chamber.

Mr Speaker, if any of these ministers of the crown were found guilty of perjury in a court, could I then call them liars?

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Hoyle met Johnson to "Lay down the law" about his behaviour in parliament a couple of weeks ago. Johnson hasn't listened and Hoyle hasn't rebuked him in public, yet in that time has done so to a backbench Labour MP and the SNP leader for calling Boris a liar to his face in the chamber.

He pointed out that announcements of changes should be in the Commons before the media. It was reported that that had been agreed, and I don't recall any statements since.

Not sure what else he has to rebuke Johnson over - it isn't in the Speaker's power to define how an answer meets the question.

Calling someone a liar is however against the rules, so he can't ignore it.

 

[Vic]

The sky doesn't fall in if he ignores it.

Actually, every time he stops proceedings to warn a member against calling Liar Johnson a liar, he draws attention to the accusation.

Every opposition MP should be saying it, queueing up to say it.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

The sky doesn't fall in if he ignores it.

Actually, every time he stops proceedings to warn a member against calling Liar Johnson a liar, he draws attention to the accusation.

Every opposition MP should be saying it, queueing up to say it.

I assumed that's why they do it in the first place! Johnson hates being called out and he starts to lose control.

I think if he let it go, it would proliferate into every exchange - erasing defined acceptable limits is rarely a good idea.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Dunno either,unless he means if Hoyle does his job correctly he can wave goodbye to his chance of a peerage?

John Bercow was refused a peerage on those grounds.

 

[bluethrunthru]

he claims that he sacked him - his co-chair says Hancock resigned.......I know who I believe

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