| Our prime minister 11:51 - Sep 24 with 24937 views | rochdaleriddler |
After the ruling of the Supreme Court surely he has to resign? I’m not wanting to start a brexit post here. His actions have been ruled unlawful by our most senior court, not been a great few days coming after the revelations of his dalliance with the American woman |  |
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| Our prime minister on 19:11 - Sep 24 with 1383 views | mingthemerciless |
| Our prime minister on 18:52 - Sep 24 by rochdale_ranger |
Should Brexit not happen or we end up with Brexit in name only will there be any point in voting for anything ever again? |
You can please yourself, I'll be voting. |  | | |
| Our prime minister on 19:13 - Sep 24 with 1373 views | tony_roch975 |
| Our prime minister on 19:11 - Sep 24 by mingthemerciless |
You can please yourself, I'll be voting. |
Me too - should be compulsory (with the 'none-of-the-above' option) | |
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| Our prime minister on 19:15 - Sep 24 with 1355 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Our prime minister on 19:11 - Sep 24 by mingthemerciless |
You can please yourself, I'll be voting. |
The Brexit vote was an issue that got more people of the couch to go out and vote more then any other. What’s the point in going out to vote in a rigged system. |  | | |
| Our prime minister on 19:17 - Sep 24 with 1342 views | nordenblue |
| Our prime minister on 12:31 - Sep 24 by Ancoats_Blue |
Isn't that just normal democratic process? One idea being favoured by a group being challenged by another?
This has always happened. if it didn't we wouldn't have fundamentally different political parties representing their idea of what is the best way of running the UK : (small c) conservatism, classical liberalism or democratic-socialism. We'd just have some weird scenario where every government since the dawn of time was a bland homogenous gathering where everything went unchallenged.
All we're seeing now is a divisive single issue being played out over an extended period of time. It'd be wrong to expect the "losing" side to just give up an accept any result in a democratic process. We should expect the government to be opposed, ideas to be challenged and a common sense "meeting in the middle" to occur. |
Ahh the old democracy card,brilliant the one that allows everyone who lost the actual vote to now chuck every single item they can possibly find out the pram in order to fook things up further, to suit their own personal agenda,cock all to do with the countries interests.
Its funny watching all the petty point scoring,my shit smells better than yours...when in truth they are all a set of self engrossed devious,thieving bunch of vvankers anyway, not keen on most of them but that Corbyn chap has about as much charisma/appeal as a house plant and probably a similar IQ, hes got more skeletons than a bloody cemetery,how the fook he gets a salary is nothing short of a national scandal. | | | |
| Our prime minister on 19:23 - Sep 24 with 1321 views | soulboy |
| Our prime minister on 19:17 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Ahh the old democracy card,brilliant the one that allows everyone who lost the actual vote to now chuck every single item they can possibly find out the pram in order to fook things up further, to suit their own personal agenda,cock all to do with the countries interests.
Its funny watching all the petty point scoring,my shit smells better than yours...when in truth they are all a set of self engrossed devious,thieving bunch of vvankers anyway, not keen on most of them but that Corbyn chap has about as much charisma/appeal as a house plant and probably a similar IQ, hes got more skeletons than a bloody cemetery,how the fook he gets a salary is nothing short of a national scandal. |
How on earth you can slate Corbyn off after not only the events of today but after the last few years of this catastrophic lying government beggars belief |  | | |
| Our prime minister on 19:25 - Sep 24 with 1312 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Our prime minister on 19:17 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Ahh the old democracy card,brilliant the one that allows everyone who lost the actual vote to now chuck every single item they can possibly find out the pram in order to fook things up further, to suit their own personal agenda,cock all to do with the countries interests.
Its funny watching all the petty point scoring,my shit smells better than yours...when in truth they are all a set of self engrossed devious,thieving bunch of vvankers anyway, not keen on most of them but that Corbyn chap has about as much charisma/appeal as a house plant and probably a similar IQ, hes got more skeletons than a bloody cemetery,how the fook he gets a salary is nothing short of a national scandal. |
It was the Tory party mp’s that stopped brexit, remember they had a majority after the referendum?. It’s Johnson that keeps ballsing things up because he doesn’t have a clue what he is doing, and yet Corbyn whose job it is to oppose the government ie he is leader of the opposition, is is lacking in charisma and he is a national disgrace. WOW | |
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| Our prime minister on 19:52 - Sep 24 with 1257 views | D_Alien |
| Our prime minister on 17:31 - Sep 24 by BigDaveMyCock |
Preventing scrutiny vis-a-vis Brexit and it was this that led them to the conclusion that the prorogation was unlawful, that is, it wasn’t for the reasons he provided. Boris’s position has always been that the prorogation had nothing to do with stopping Brexit scrutiny. By logic then he can’t say that recalling Parliament will hinder Brexit. In doing so, he’s admitting that the prorogation was to stop Parliament scrutiny of Brexit. He’s contradicting himself massively. The only way he can disagree with the Court’s Judgement is by sticking to his assertion that it had nothing to do with Brexit. [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 17:35]
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Yes, i understand what you're saying, but i'm saying it's irrelevant since the court didn't adjudicate on the reasons (or lack of them) for the prorogation
The court went out of it's way not to do so, to avoid the very real accusation of political bias that would've ensued
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| Our prime minister on 20:17 - Sep 24 with 1227 views | Ancoats_Blue |
| Our prime minister on 19:17 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Ahh the old democracy card,brilliant the one that allows everyone who lost the actual vote to now chuck every single item they can possibly find out the pram in order to fook things up further, to suit their own personal agenda,cock all to do with the countries interests.
Its funny watching all the petty point scoring,my shit smells better than yours...when in truth they are all a set of self engrossed devious,thieving bunch of vvankers anyway, not keen on most of them but that Corbyn chap has about as much charisma/appeal as a house plant and probably a similar IQ, hes got more skeletons than a bloody cemetery,how the fook he gets a salary is nothing short of a national scandal. |
Yep. The democracy card. Nothing goes unopposed in a democracy. That’s how it works. Every single decision made in the Houses of Parliament is subject to scrutiny, checks / balances , debate. We don’t all suddenly arrive at a consensus and agree with each other. Anyone who lives outside of an echo chamber knows that. It just so happens that most of the adult population have engaged in the Brexit process and politics in general when they otherwise couldn’t be arsed being an active citizen and they’re now getting a lesson on how the country works. If you don’t like it organise a protest, write a strongly worded letter to your MP or fuq off to some banana republic where the government ignores any form of opposition. |  | | |
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| Our prime minister on 20:30 - Sep 24 with 1204 views | jonesy |
| Our prime minister on 20:17 - Sep 24 by Ancoats_Blue |
Yep. The democracy card. Nothing goes unopposed in a democracy. That’s how it works. Every single decision made in the Houses of Parliament is subject to scrutiny, checks / balances , debate. We don’t all suddenly arrive at a consensus and agree with each other. Anyone who lives outside of an echo chamber knows that. It just so happens that most of the adult population have engaged in the Brexit process and politics in general when they otherwise couldn’t be arsed being an active citizen and they’re now getting a lesson on how the country works. If you don’t like it organise a protest, write a strongly worded letter to your MP or fuq off to some banana republic where the government ignores any form of opposition. |
I think we are turning into a banana republic. Oops. Can I say that? | | | |
| Our prime minister on 20:38 - Sep 24 with 1191 views | SuddenLad |
| Our prime minister on 12:55 - Sep 24 by BigDaveMyCock |
You can’t be found to have acted unlawfully if your actions were not unlawful at the time. At the time of his actions it was unlawful to provide incorrect (to put it diplomatically) reasons to our head of state, which she is duty bound to accept, for suspending Parliament. This is what he did.
I agree though that this is not a Brexit issue. Brexit or not you can’t have the Prime Minister acting unlawfully.
The likes of David Davis, who has just come out and said Boris is facing a pro-EU establishment, need to be careful here. They are inferring that his suspension of Parliament was indeed about Brexit. If that’s the case then he is confirming the Judges’ ruling because that’s not the reason Boris gave for suspending Parliament. |
The advice Boris gave to HM was deemed to be lawful, by the Attorney General. We now have a ruling that makes clear that the advice was in fact unlawful. The PM was acting on that advice when he spoke to Queen.
The precedent has now been set and a clear verdict passed down. |  |
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| Our prime minister on 20:48 - Sep 24 with 1172 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Our prime minister on 20:38 - Sep 24 by SuddenLad |
The advice Boris gave to HM was deemed to be lawful, by the Attorney General. We now have a ruling that makes clear that the advice was in fact unlawful. The PM was acting on that advice when he spoke to Queen.
The precedent has now been set and a clear verdict passed down. |
An advice can’t be lawful. It can’t decide if something is or isn’t lawful. An advice advises, that’s all. A good advice should also set out the risks. | |
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| Our prime minister on 20:53 - Sep 24 with 1158 views | rochdale_ranger |
Will be interesting to see the U.K. become a belligerent member state of the EU much like Hungary if we end up staying in. | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:04 - Sep 24 with 1141 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Our prime minister on 19:52 - Sep 24 by D_Alien |
Yes, i understand what you're saying, but i'm saying it's irrelevant since the court didn't adjudicate on the reasons (or lack of them) for the prorogation
The court went out of it's way not to do so, to avoid the very real accusation of political bias that would've ensued
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It’s certainly not irrelevant with regards to how Boris ‘strongly disagrees’ with the Judgement.
He’s the one making it about Brexit, not the Court (as you’ve said) [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 21:12]
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| Our prime minister on 21:04 - Sep 24 with 1140 views | nordenblue |
| Our prime minister on 19:23 - Sep 24 by soulboy |
How on earth you can slate Corbyn off after not only the events of today but after the last few years of this catastrophic lying government beggars belief |
Its like choosing between Roland Bergkamp and Pim Balkestein to play up front, just because ones shit it doesnt automatically make the other a better option.
Regardless of who the competition may/Not be I wouldn't trust that vvanker to run a fooking bath never mind a party, I'm more surprised a grown adult thinks anything else to be honest. | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:14 - Sep 24 with 1114 views | soulboy |
| Our prime minister on 21:04 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Its like choosing between Roland Bergkamp and Pim Balkestein to play up front, just because ones shit it doesnt automatically make the other a better option.
Regardless of who the competition may/Not be I wouldn't trust that vvanker to run a fooking bath never mind a party, I'm more surprised a grown adult thinks anything else to be honest. |
Theres nothing more surprising than a grown adult. Just look how many of them voted for this shower. As far as trust goes, eleven top judges thought he lied, or wouldn't you trust them to run a bath either?. [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 21:21]
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| Our prime minister on 21:16 - Sep 24 with 1108 views | nordenblue |
| Our prime minister on 20:17 - Sep 24 by Ancoats_Blue |
Yep. The democracy card. Nothing goes unopposed in a democracy. That’s how it works. Every single decision made in the Houses of Parliament is subject to scrutiny, checks / balances , debate. We don’t all suddenly arrive at a consensus and agree with each other. Anyone who lives outside of an echo chamber knows that. It just so happens that most of the adult population have engaged in the Brexit process and politics in general when they otherwise couldn’t be arsed being an active citizen and they’re now getting a lesson on how the country works. If you don’t like it organise a protest, write a strongly worded letter to your MP or fuq off to some banana republic where the government ignores any form of opposition. |
Yes belting idea I'll write a strongly worded letter to my MP, one of them totally unbiased type folk with only their constituencies interests always at heart....oh hang on a minute while i try and find one first...
Im not that bothered to do either thanks, ive better things to be doing with my time funnily enough, I'll gladly "fuq off" when the times right thanks, don't worry about that, plans already in place, whilst leaving you lot to your sad petty dick waving contests. [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 21:18]
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| Our prime minister on 21:19 - Sep 24 with 1099 views | Frog |
If it all turns to sh*t and we end up with Corbyn & Abbott in charge, we really are going to go down the pan. |  | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:22 - Sep 24 with 1089 views | soulboy |
| Our prime minister on 21:19 - Sep 24 by Frog |
If it all turns to sh*t and we end up with Corbyn & Abbott in charge, we really are going to go down the pan. |
The cloth cap tories are out in force tonight! | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:23 - Sep 24 with 1087 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Our prime minister on 21:04 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Its like choosing between Roland Bergkamp and Pim Balkestein to play up front, just because ones shit it doesnt automatically make the other a better option.
Regardless of who the competition may/Not be I wouldn't trust that vvanker to run a fooking bath never mind a party, I'm more surprised a grown adult thinks anything else to be honest. |
Exactly, spot on. Only the most nihilistic bastard would put his mark next to corbyns name. | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:33 - Sep 24 with 1048 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Our prime minister on 21:04 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Its like choosing between Roland Bergkamp and Pim Balkestein to play up front, just because ones shit it doesnt automatically make the other a better option.
Regardless of who the competition may/Not be I wouldn't trust that vvanker to run a fooking bath never mind a party, I'm more surprised a grown adult thinks anything else to be honest. |
Oh dear | |
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| Our prime minister on 21:37 - Sep 24 with 1028 views | nordenblue |
| Our prime minister on 21:14 - Sep 24 by soulboy |
Theres nothing more surprising than a grown adult. Just look how many of them voted for this shower. As far as trust goes, eleven top judges thought he lied, or wouldn't you trust them to run a bath either?. [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 21:21]
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I've never mentioned Boris nor the judges, nothing like changing the direction of your point though, well done on that. You'd make a good partner in crime to that shitbag Steptoe lookalike chap with them sort of tricks | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:37 - Sep 24 with 1028 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Our prime minister on 21:22 - Sep 24 by soulboy |
The cloth cap tories are out in force tonight! |
Bullshitting blue collar people that they can have a day off with full pay, reparations to African countries, Dianne abbots race Baiting, comparing Israel to Isis or Emily thornberry posting sneering images of white van men just aren’t values working people can get behind. | | | |
| Our prime minister on 21:38 - Sep 24 with 1028 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Our prime minister on 21:16 - Sep 24 by nordenblue |
Yes belting idea I'll write a strongly worded letter to my MP, one of them totally unbiased type folk with only their constituencies interests always at heart....oh hang on a minute while i try and find one first...
Im not that bothered to do either thanks, ive better things to be doing with my time funnily enough, I'll gladly "fuq off" when the times right thanks, don't worry about that, plans already in place, whilst leaving you lot to your sad petty dick waving contests. [Post edited 24 Sep 2019 21:18]
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If you have better things to do why are you on here making party political comments, and then say you ain’t bothered and are planning to ‘fuq off’ most of JC’s constituents think he is doing a great job, must all be children I guess, or maybe they just see through all the attacks on him | |
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| Our prime minister on 21:40 - Sep 24 with 1020 views | judd |
Judges are normally smacked off their norks on port and brandy.
Without prejudice. |  |
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| Our prime minister on 21:41 - Sep 24 with 1018 views | soulboy |
| Our prime minister on 21:37 - Sep 24 by rochdale_ranger |
Bullshitting blue collar people that they can have a day off with full pay, reparations to African countries, Dianne abbots race Baiting, comparing Israel to Isis or Emily thornberry posting sneering images of white van men just aren’t values working people can get behind. |
What a ridiculous sweeping statement. | | | |
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