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Midlands Eagle 29 Oct 19 6.29am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle Brexit blockers? Surely you mean no deal and bad deal blockers? The government were given every chance to stop promising what they could not deliver but persisted anyway. They have been taught a severe lesson that Parliament is ultimately senior to the voting public. EFA

Midlands Eagle

29 Oct 19 6.29am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Brexit blockers? Surely you mean no deal and bad deal blockers? The government were given every chance to stop promising what they could not deliver but persisted anyway. They have been taught a severe lesson that Parliament is ultimately senior to the voting public.

EFA

the silurian The garden of England.(not really) 29 Oct 19 6.38am
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC Listen, Boris has just admitted it himself. The cause is irrelevant if you’re contesting it as fact. He’s broken his promise, and the man himself has said so. Don’t be a chump only 1 chump here pal......you (well maybe include Wisbech in that)

the silurian

The garden of England.(not really) 29 Oct 19 6.38am

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Listen, Boris has just admitted it himself. The cause is irrelevant if you’re contesting it as fact. He’s broken his promise, and the man himself has said so. Don’t be a chump

only 1 chump here pal......you (well maybe include Wisbech in that)

dannyboy1978 29 Oct 19 6.51am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle It isn't, and never has been, my preference to hold another referendum. My comment was only in response to the suggestion about "approval" being withheld and how it might be given. You cannot approve of something you disapprove of but as I want Parliament to make that decision they are on the right track.. I didn't ignore your question! I told you I hadn't thought about it because it's such a silly concept that we ought not to use such an emotional term for such a serious matter. Mass implies an overwhelmingly large amount of anything. Mass immigration would suggest the movement of a whole population from one country to another and not fluctuating trends of net migration. Overwhelming is what we have, we bring entire cities worth of people to the UK each year. NO ONE EVER VOTED FOR MASS IMIGRATION THE POPULATION WAS NEVER ASKED MASS IMIGRATION WASN'T IN BLAIRS MANAFESTO the closest it's been asked is the Tory manefesto "tens of thousands" and they won the election and brexit winning the vote. [Link] British people dont want more people. It's simply a pyramid system fueled by the drug of cheap labour. It can't go on forever. Edited by dannyboy1978 (29 Oct 2019 6.53am)

dannyboy1978

29 Oct 19 6.51am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

It isn't, and never has been, my preference to hold another referendum. My comment was only in response to the suggestion about "approval" being withheld and how it might be given. You cannot approve of something you disapprove of but as I want Parliament to make that decision they are on the right track..

I didn't ignore your question! I told you I hadn't thought about it because it's such a silly concept that we ought not to use such an emotional term for such a serious matter.

Mass implies an overwhelmingly large amount of anything. Mass immigration would suggest the movement of a whole population from one country to another and not fluctuating trends of net migration.

Overwhelming is what we have, we bring entire cities worth of people to the UK each year.

NO ONE EVER VOTED FOR MASS IMIGRATION
THE POPULATION WAS NEVER ASKED
MASS IMIGRATION WASN'T IN BLAIRS MANAFESTO

the closest it's been asked is the Tory manefesto "tens of thousands" and they won the election and brexit winning the vote.

[Link]

British people dont want more people.
It's simply a pyramid system fueled by the drug of cheap labour. It can't go on forever.

Edited by dannyboy1978 (29 Oct 2019 6.53am)

dannyboy1978 29 Oct 19 6.59am
Borris apparently lieing makes no difference., most people like my self believed he had to be forceful and believe in his convictions as he was going into negotiation with the EU. All that will happen is a few will go to the brexit party they certainly won't go to labour or non-dems.

dannyboy1978

29 Oct 19 6.59am

Borris apparently lieing makes no difference., most people like my self believed he had to be forceful and believe in his convictions as he was going into negotiation with the EU.

All that will happen is a few will go to the brexit party they certainly won't go to labour or non-dems.

Badger11 Beckenham 29 Oct 19 7.40am
The below sums up Labours frantic attempts to justify not voting for a GE (those that bothered to turn up of course). Owen Smith Labour "It would NOT be democratic to rush headlong into an election" Owen Smith "The electorate made an historic mistake" Nick Ferrari " you mean we voted to leave". Labour MPs last night on Ian Dale " we can't have an election in December it gets dark". "What about the students universities break up around then". Ian Dale "70% of students are registered to vote at their parents home not at university. You can be registered to vote at university and at home but can only vote once. It take 5 minutes to do online and you have until late November" Labour "yes but people are busy..." Ian Dale "C'mon how about a bit of personal responsibility if people can't be bothered to register..." Hopefully Boris gets his way today and then we can all have our say. Funny how MPs who changed parties or are in Brexit constituencies want a referendum rather than a GE. I think the public would prefer to judge their MPs first. Still all to play for. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 29 Oct 19 7.40am

The below sums up Labours frantic attempts to justify not voting for a GE (those that bothered to turn up of course).

Owen Smith Labour "It would NOT be democratic to rush headlong into an election"

Owen Smith "The electorate made an historic mistake"
Nick Ferrari " you mean we voted to leave".

Labour MPs last night on Ian Dale " we can't have an election in December it gets dark". "What about the students universities break up around then".

Ian Dale "70% of students are registered to vote at their parents home not at university. You can be registered to vote at university and at home but can only vote once. It take 5 minutes to do online and you have until late November"

Labour "yes but people are busy..."
Ian Dale "C'mon how about a bit of personal responsibility if people can't be bothered to register..."

Hopefully Boris gets his way today and then we can all have our say. Funny how MPs who changed parties or are in Brexit constituencies want a referendum rather than a GE. I think the public would prefer to judge their MPs first.

Still all to play for.

One more point

dannyboy1978 29 Oct 19 7.56am
Its going to be the best election ever if it happens. Comedy gold listening to Labour.

dannyboy1978

29 Oct 19 7.56am

Its going to be the best election ever if it happens.
Comedy gold listening to Labour.

steeleye20 Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.02am
People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged. To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson. That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t. And he would be right.

steeleye20

Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.02am

People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged.

To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson.

That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t.

And he would be right.

dannyboy1978 29 Oct 19 9.07am
Originally posted by steeleye20 People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged. To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson. That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t. And he would be right. Borris

dannyboy1978

29 Oct 19 9.07am

Originally posted by steeleye20

People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged.

To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson.

That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t.

And he would be right.

Borris

steeleye20 Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.07am
Where are we? Well, brexit can only ever be for the next hour or so. So, with the withdrawal bill, which parliament has just approved, now ditched, we leave the EU on 31st under 'no deal'. I think, for the next hour or so anyway.

steeleye20

Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.07am

Where are we?

Well, brexit can only ever be for the next hour or so.

So, with the withdrawal bill, which parliament has just approved, now ditched, we leave the EU on 31st under 'no deal'.

I think, for the next hour or so anyway.

steeleye20 Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.10am
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 Borris See what I mean?

steeleye20

Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.10am

Originally posted by dannyboy1978

Borris

See what I mean?

Rudi Hedman Caterham 29 Oct 19 9.15am
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 Its going to be the best election ever if it happens. Comedy gold listening to Labour. They’ll be known as the scared politicians that don’t want the election, taking the other parties to make it happen. They’re defeating themselves before it’s started. COYP

Rudi Hedman

Caterham 29 Oct 19 9.15am

Originally posted by dannyboy1978

Its going to be the best election ever if it happens.
Comedy gold listening to Labour.

They’ll be known as the scared politicians that don’t want the election, taking the other parties to make it happen. They’re defeating themselves before it’s started.

COYP

Badger11 Beckenham 29 Oct 19 9.21am
Originally posted by steeleye20 People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged. To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson. That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t. And he would be right. It's more like Madonna or Kylie, I call him Boris because it's lazy shorthand nothing more. I don't call Corbyn "Jeremy" as people would ask Jeremy who (I don't mean that as an insult same applied if I said Theresa)? I do call Corbyn "Jezza" when I am being lazy as people get that. Now whether I am physiologically damaged I would disagree although my shrink my have some input into that. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 29 Oct 19 9.21am

Originally posted by steeleye20

People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged.

To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson.

That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t.

And he would be right.

It's more like Madonna or Kylie, I call him Boris because it's lazy shorthand nothing more.

I don't call Corbyn "Jeremy" as people would ask Jeremy who (I don't mean that as an insult same applied if I said Theresa)? I do call Corbyn "Jezza" when I am being lazy as people get that.

Now whether I am physiologically damaged I would disagree although my shrink my have some input into that.

One more point

Teddy Eagle 29 Oct 19 9.23am
Originally posted by steeleye20 People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged. To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson. That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t. And he would be right. People who take photographs of manhole covers aren’t a good advert for mental stability either so The Magic Grandpa had better watch out.

Teddy Eagle

29 Oct 19 9.23am

Originally posted by steeleye20

People who call the PM by his first name, like their own cuddly friend, are psychologically damaged.

To our chagrin, he is somehow PM, and his name is Johnson.

That is his job, he is not your friend or cohort if he met you he would probably think you a right t**t.

And he would be right.

People who take photographs of manhole covers aren’t a good advert for mental stability either so The Magic Grandpa had better watch out.

steeleye20 Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.29am
It's just Boris ok? Dear old cuddly conservative Boris, like our favourite Labrador in front of the fire. Epitomising traditional conservative family values. Mistresses, off-spring not admitted too, record parliamentary defeats, never told the truth in his life. A disaster in every way. Ah yes, traditional tory values.

steeleye20

Croydon 29 Oct 19 9.29am

It's just Boris ok?

Dear old cuddly conservative Boris, like our favourite Labrador in front of the fire.

Epitomising traditional conservative family values.

Mistresses, off-spring not admitted too, record parliamentary defeats, never told the truth in his life.

A disaster in every way.

Ah yes, traditional tory values.

Teddy Eagle 29 Oct 19 9.39am
Originally posted by steeleye20 It's just Boris ok? Dear old cuddly conservative Boris, like our favourite Labrador in front of the fire. Epitomising traditional conservative family values. Mistresses, off-spring not admitted too, record parliamentary defeats, never told the truth in his life. A disaster in every way. Ah yes, traditional tory values. Yep. He should act like Keith Vaz.

Teddy Eagle

29 Oct 19 9.39am

Originally posted by steeleye20

It's just Boris ok?

Dear old cuddly conservative Boris, like our favourite Labrador in front of the fire.

Epitomising traditional conservative family values.

Mistresses, off-spring not admitted too, record parliamentary defeats, never told the truth in his life.

A disaster in every way.

Ah yes, traditional tory values.

Yep. He should act like Keith Vaz.

Badger11 Beckenham 29 Oct 19 9.56am
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Yep. He should act like Keith Vaz. You mean Jim The Washing Machine man. I think he is going to be like that Peterborough MP they will have to drag him from his seat. Apparently he has been ill for 3 years I am sorry to hear that in which case for the sake of his mental health I suggest he stands down and goes away and gets better. It would probably be for the benefit of his constituents as well if he has been that seriously ill for that long he can't have been doing a good job for them. Get will soon Jim. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 29 Oct 19 9.56am

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Yep. He should act like Keith Vaz.

You mean Jim The Washing Machine man.

I think he is going to be like that Peterborough MP they will have to drag him from his seat.

Apparently he has been ill for 3 years I am sorry to hear that in which case for the sake of his mental health I suggest he stands down and goes away and gets better. It would probably be for the benefit of his constituents as well if he has been that seriously ill for that long he can't have been doing a good job for them.

Get will soon Jim.

One more point

steeleye20 Croydon 29 Oct 19 10.09am
Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months.

steeleye20

Croydon 29 Oct 19 10.09am

Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months.

Teddy Eagle 29 Oct 19 10.10am
Originally posted by steeleye20 Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months. Boris will approve. He likes cycling.

Teddy Eagle

29 Oct 19 10.10am

Originally posted by steeleye20

Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months.

Boris will approve. He likes cycling.

Rudi Hedman Caterham 29 Oct 19 10.22am
Originally posted by steeleye20 Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months. The left melting money, only they’re not representing their left. COYP

Rudi Hedman

Caterham 29 Oct 19 10.22am

Originally posted by steeleye20

Commemorative coins minted to mark Brexit on 31 October will be "recycled" now that the UK's exit from the EU has been delayed by a further three months.

The left melting money, only they’re not representing their left.

COYP

W12 29 Oct 19 10.28am
Originally posted by Badger11 You mean Jim The Washing Machine man. I think he is going to be like that Peterborough MP they will have to drag him from his seat. Apparently he has been ill for 3 years I am sorry to hear that in which case for the sake of his mental health I suggest he stands down and goes away and gets better. It would probably be for the benefit of his constituents as well if he has been that seriously ill for that long he can't have been doing a good job for them. Get will soon Jim. Isn't it interesting how those from a protected class seem to be always granted a pre-canned excuse for appalling behavior. "Keith Vaz is taken to hospital just hours after Commons standards committee recommended six month ban over Labour MP's sex and drugs shame"

W12 29 Oct 19 10.28am

Originally posted by Badger11

You mean Jim The Washing Machine man.

I think he is going to be like that Peterborough MP they will have to drag him from his seat.

Get will soon Jim.

Isn't it interesting how those from a protected class seem to be always granted a pre-canned excuse for appalling behavior.

"Keith Vaz is taken to hospital just hours after Commons standards committee recommended six month ban over Labour MP's sex and drugs shame"

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