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Like....God knows who.0
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This is so exciting0
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PMQs...This is a waste of time.0
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Dear Tezzie: I've got a long extension in the garage if you want to borrow it.0
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Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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May now saying House has indulged itself on Europe for too long. Need to concentrate on other things. Unbelievable.0
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This is just shambolic on all sides...0
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To re-post from the end of the last thread, as it's so important now. :
61/39 in favour of remain over her deal is a huge margin.
Parliament is not currently doing its representative job ; or rather the party machines that enable it to are not.0 -
You tell em Theresa!
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Someone, somewhere needs to get rid of May.0
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I think Labour are playing a good hand well. The Tories are a shambles and the Lib Dems will never be forgiven for their act of Tory enablement.Slackbladder said:This is just shambolic on all sides...
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"This House has indulged itself on Europe for too long'.......The British people deserve better than this House has given them so far"
I suspect voters might agree....0 -
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May just accused Corbyn of undermining democracy by supporting a 2nd referendum. A few minutes ago she accused him of not actually supporting a 2nd referendum.0
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Provide only British food.AramintaMoonbeamQC said:Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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Oh FFS....first it was Thomas the Tank engine, now its Fireman Sam that is (insert)-ist.
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"Disrespect democracy by holding a referendum." I always laugh at that one.0
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It really is going to be no deal, isn't it.0
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Provide food?edmundintokyo said:
Provide only British food.AramintaMoonbeamQC said:Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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May is now saying that “murderers and rapists” will evade justice if parliament doesn’t vote for her deal. Trumpian.0
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I do, they need to crack on and sort it instead of droning on about it. The Tories have been rabid about the EU and Europe before the EU came into being for many a year. God knows why. They are tearing chunks out of each other.CarlottaVance said:"This House has indulged itself on Europe for too long'.......The British people deserve better than this House has given them so far"
I suspect voters might agree....0 -
The British people, or at least 52% of them are getting exactly what they deserve, and this is only the start of it.CarlottaVance said:"This House has indulged itself on Europe for too long'.......The British people deserve better than this House has given them so far"
I suspect voters might agree....0 -
Odd that May keeps attacking Corbyn for wanting a 2nd referendum and/or not respecting the result of the first one, whereas the reality is that he is alienating his supporters for the exact opposite reason.0
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As long as it is halal. That will really wind the Brexiteers up.edmundintokyo said:
Provide only British food.AramintaMoonbeamQC said:Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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You mean the House should give them a better Prime Minister?CarlottaVance said:"This House has indulged itself on Europe for too long'.......The British people deserve better than this House has given them so far"
I suspect voters might agree....0 -
She is giving a voice to the exasperated. Not the daftest thing to do0
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It was a very odd attack. The obvious attack was he doesn't want more than 3 months either, but his approach is to go for super rare unicorn poop, rather than just standard unicorn poop.Richard_Nabavi said:Odd that May keeps attacking Corbyn for wanting a 2nd referendum and/or not respecting the result of the first one, whereas the reality is that he is alienating his supporters for the exact opposite reason.
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The uncommitted target can be attacked on multiple frontsRichard_Nabavi said:Odd that May keeps attacking Corbyn for wanting a 2nd referendum and/or not respecting the result of the first one, whereas the reality is that he is alienating his supporters for the exact opposite reason.
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Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
Someone needs to tell them to stop banging on about Europe and also find a way of ensuring they don't.Super_Jeremy said:
I do, they need to crack on and sort it instead of droning on about it. The Tories have been rabid about the EU and Europe before the EU came into being for many a year. God knows why. They are tearing chunks out of each other.CarlottaVance said:"This House has indulged itself on Europe for too long'.......The British people deserve better than this House has given them so far"
I suspect voters might agree....0 -
Provide no food at all. Or perhaps slightly less each day until the white smoke finally appears above Big Ben.edmundintokyo said:
Provide only British food.AramintaMoonbeamQC said:Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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May has a wobbly voice in response to the downright reckless quote.0
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There is one thing vegans never do, keep it a secret....CD13 said:Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
If her Remainer cabinet members don't resign over this, it shows how utterly craven they are.CarlottaVance said:0 -
TM has my support.0
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Her only argument in favour of her Deal now seems to be that you have to vote for it, cos you have to vote for it.0
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How long can politicians, in particular those on the Tory benches, keep this crap about respecting the 2016 referendum up? The facts are changed. Significantly. If they are so convinced that they still have support for this lunacy why are they terrified of the electorate?Richard_Nabavi said:Odd that May keeps attacking Corbyn for wanting a 2nd referendum and/or not respecting the result of the first one, whereas the reality is that he is alienating his supporters for the exact opposite reason.
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Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".0
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*opens popcorn, soaks it in gin*0
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Yes - like I said on the last thread!Scott_P said:0 -
Oh God the king in the f*cking north is awake, can't those white walkers get a move on?!geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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Which would you rather have, if you could one or other but not both: the things you wanted in 2016, or the things you want today?
Why is that even a question?0 -
May very clearly saying that 'As Prime Minister' she won't go beyond June 30 - resignation hint?0
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They are going to invade?geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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Should get him over to Brussels prontoAlanbrooke said:0 -
Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.0
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because they want to keep their seatsNigel_Foremain said:
How long can politicians, in particular those on the Tory benches, keep this crap about respecting the 2016 referendum up? The facts are changed. Significantly. If they are so convinced that they still have support for this lunacy why are they terrified of the electorate?Richard_Nabavi said:Odd that May keeps attacking Corbyn for wanting a 2nd referendum and/or not respecting the result of the first one, whereas the reality is that he is alienating his supporters for the exact opposite reason.
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I think quite a few on here will be very surprised at how popular in the electorate is the way she is framing this.geoffw said:TM has my support.
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I presume because of this ?Ishmael_Z said:Which would you rather have, if you could one or other but not both: the things you wanted in 2016, or the things you want today?
Why is that even a question?
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At least we will get our second referendumdyedwoolie said:
Oh God the king in the f*cking north is awake, can't those white walkers get a move on?!geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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I have only ever met a few vegans. Those that I have looked malnourished and pasty whilst having the most revolting air of pious sanctimony that puts them on a par with the most self-righteous religious nutcase.CD13 said:Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
"Minister for Equalities" outed as a homophobe. You couldn't make it up!0
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What's today's new story?Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
Come to that, what was yesterday's?0 -
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
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For many it appears to be a religious cult.Nigel_Foremain said:
I have only ever met a few vegans. Those that I have looked malnourished and pasty whilst having the most revolting air of pious sanctimony that puts them on a par with the most self-righteous religious nutcase.CD13 said:Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
Game on!malcolmg said:
At least we will get our second referendumdyedwoolie said:
Oh God the king in the f*cking north is awake, can't those white walkers get a move on?!geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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It is reassuring to know that the Tories have still got time to be The Nasty Party in addition to fecking up Brexit.
Multitasking.0 -
"Remoaner" !!!Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
I didn't vote Remain mate.0 -
Whether intentional or not, the only story journo's are discussing now is whether May will quit if the deal doesn't pass0
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Unlike the vast majority of vegetarians they also want to hector you rather than just quietly exercise a personal lifestyle choice.FrancisUrquhart said:
For many it appears to be a religious cult.Nigel_Foremain said:
I have only ever met a few vegans. Those that I have looked malnourished and pasty whilst having the most revolting air of pious sanctimony that puts them on a par with the most self-righteous religious nutcase.CD13 said:Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
A diet of compulsory sauerkraut, snails and frogs legs might speed up their deliberations.Super_Jeremy said:
As long as it is halal. That will really wind the Brexiteers up.edmundintokyo said:
Provide only British food.AramintaMoonbeamQC said:Cancel all normal business of the House, and none of them gets to leave until they sort this bloody shambles out. Provide adequate food.
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This just gets better and better.Scott_P said:0 -
I'm afraid only we political junkies watch PMQs.Big_G_NorthWales said:
I think quite a few on here will be very surprised at how popular in the electorate is the way she is framing this.geoffw said:TM has my support.
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I think you mean Andrea Leadsom's comments not the Minister for EqualitiesSandyRentool said:"Minister for Equalities" outed as a homophobe. You couldn't make it up!
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Yes, the lunatic fringe. I am vegan during the week. I despise the messianic cultists as one gets tarred with that brush.FrancisUrquhart said:
For many it appears to be a religious cult.Nigel_Foremain said:
I have only ever met a few vegans. Those that I have looked malnourished and pasty whilst having the most revolting air of pious sanctimony that puts them on a par with the most self-righteous religious nutcase.CD13 said:Mr Urquhart,
I can honestly say I've never met a vegan in this neck of the woods. I suppose there must be a few, keeping their guilty secret hidden. The vice that dare not speak its name. It must be a Southern affliction, but obviously part of life's rich tapestry.
Fortunately, my daughter didn't marry one.0 -
They will be welcomed by the populace, no turning back at Derby this time.Richard_Nabavi said:
They are going to invade?geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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You are clearly not respecting your own vote in 2016, then... disgraceful !Super_Jeremy said:
"Remoaner" !!!Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
I didn't vote Remain mate.
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It is widely played on the news channels and on lineStereotomy said:
I'm afraid only we political junkies watch PMQs.Big_G_NorthWales said:
I think quite a few on here will be very surprised at how popular in the electorate is the way she is framing this.geoffw said:TM has my support.
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So today May offers ERGers two good reasons not to vote for her deal: A much bigger likelihood of No Deal, and her resignation. What on earth is she thinking?Scott_P said:0 -
Dudley Bradstreet is long since dead, nobody to provide false Intel this timeedmundintokyo said:
They will be welcomed by the populace, no turning back at Derby this time.Richard_Nabavi said:
They are going to invade?geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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Can't we just lock the doors to Parliament, and send in nothing but bread and water until they can collectively decide what to do next - followed by an election where the current 650 MPs are all barred from standing?0
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Nigelb said:
You are clearly not respecting your own vote in 2016, then... disgraceful !Super_Jeremy said:
"Remoaner" !!!Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
I didn't vote Remain mate. 0 -
Hilarious! Welcome to the world of Richard Tyndall. If you are not shining up the buttons on your blackshirt you are obviously a "Remoaner" . When are the more twattish end of the Brexit apologists going to think of a slightly less childish epithet for those people they don't agree with?Super_Jeremy said:
"Remoaner" !!!Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
I didn't vote Remain mate.0 -
Looks like No Deal on May 23rd then. Two months to prepare for it.Scott_P said:0 -
Finally! A grown up asking sensible questions. Ken Clarke, of course.0
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Polling yesterday showed more support for EEA than Remain or No DealWhisperingOracle said:To re-post from the end of the last thread, as it's so important now. :
61/39 in favour of remain over her deal is a huge margin.
Parliament is not currently doing its representative job ; or rather the party machines that enable it to are not.0 -
Personally, I prefer RemaniacNigel_Foremain said:
Hilarious! Welcome to the world of Richard Tyndall. If you are not shining up the buttons on your blackshirt you are obviously a "Remoaner" . When are the more twattish end of the Brexit apologists going to think of a slightly less childish epithet for those people they don't agree with?Super_Jeremy said:
"Remoaner" !!!Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
I didn't vote Remain mate. 0 -
EEA is a million miles away from the current trajectory of the Tory party, and Labour are doing nothng to facilitate it.0
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Which poll? Someone posted one from 2018.HYUFD said:
Polling yesterday showed more support for EEA than Remain or No DealWhisperingOracle said:To re-post from the end of the last thread, as it's so important now. :
61/39 in favour of remain over her deal is a huge margin.
Parliament is not currently doing its representative job ; or rather the party machines that enable it to are not.0 -
And like all the others, not getting an answer!CarlottaVance said:Finally! A grown up asking sensible questions. Ken Clarke, of course.
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Not if May takes some tips from the Spanish Government over Catalonia which she may well domalcolmg said:
At least we will get our second referendumdyedwoolie said:
Oh God the king in the f*cking north is awake, can't those white walkers get a move on?!geoffw said:Blackford: "If Westminster fails, Scotland will act".
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That doesn't surprise me. It would be the most sensible compromiseHYUFD said:
Polling yesterday showed more support for EEA than Remain or No DealWhisperingOracle said:To re-post from the end of the last thread, as it's so important now. :
61/39 in favour of remain over her deal is a huge margin.
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A fine illustration of the depths to which this flawed project has reduced our debate.Richard_Tyndall said:
The disgrace is Remoaners like you using every scare story and every delay to try and overturn the largest democratic vote in British history.Super_Jeremy said:Clearly the appetite for Brexit is no longer there and it must be cancelled. I cannot see how it is tenable any more. Every day a new story about how leave lied and cheated. This is not democracy. It is a disgrace.
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And little has changed sincewilliamglenn said:
Which poll? Someone posted one from 2018.HYUFD said:
Polling yesterday showed more support for EEA than Remain or No DealWhisperingOracle said:To re-post from the end of the last thread, as it's so important now. :
61/39 in favour of remain over her deal is a huge margin.
Parliament is not currently doing its representative job ; or rather the party machines that enable it to are not.0 -
Sadly, no grown up answer.CarlottaVance said:Finally! A grown up asking sensible questions. Ken Clarke, of course.
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It was an open goal and tbf Jezza slotted it in.0
