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well.... erm... what we going to do for the next 5 weeks?
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
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what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension"
Then he will get a vote of no confidence on his return and be out ASAP . Shrewd move by Boris  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Boil 16,800 eggs"
I see what you did there, but I do like my boiled eggs to be over cooked.
Thus at the end of 5 weeks, less than 16,800 eggs will have been boiled.
What will happen to the unboiled eggs? Would an extension be appropriate, or would the chief egg boiler refuse to ask for an extension? |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension"
That's just Macron doing his usual Rumpelstiltskin dance, not to be taken to seriously. If the EU sees a GE on the horizon, they give the extension, there's no doubt. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Boil 16,800 eggs
I see what you did there, but I do like my boiled eggs to be over cooked.
Thus at the end of 5 weeks, less than 16,800 eggs will have been boiled.
What will happen to the unboiled eggs? Would an extension be appropriate, or would the chief egg boiler refuse to ask for an extension?"
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not egg-xactly sure will go to work on it hen  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I had assumed , the Brexit government, would be talking to the EU daily to try and forge the super deal of the century "
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Political conferences coming up.
I can't help thinking if it was anyone but Jeremy Corbyn the political outlook would be totally different..he seems to be disliked by as many labour voters on the these threads as others |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension
Then he will get a vote of no confidence on his return and be out ASAP . Shrewd move by Boris "
ah so a general election in the offing isnt that what he is after anyway. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Party Conferences. The country going down the tubes and MPs and the party faithful on their annual jolly. The Tories morphing into a nuremberg style rally, labour into a red square parade without the missiles and soldiers, and the lib dems discussing which party to support in exchange for their leader becoming deputy PM |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Party Conferences. The country going down the tubes and MPs and the party faithful on their annual jolly. The Tories morphing into a nuremberg style rally, labour into a red square parade without the missiles and soldiers, and the lib dems discussing which party to support in exchange for their leader becoming deputy PM "
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Going down the tubes?.
We've just posted better than expected growth rates  .
Bring it on |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension
Then he will get a vote of no confidence on his return and be out ASAP . Shrewd move by Boris
ah so a general election in the offing isnt that what he is after anyway."
Do you know how a vote of no confidence works?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Party Conferences. The country going down the tubes and MPs and the party faithful on their annual jolly. The Tories morphing into a nuremberg style rally, labour into a red square parade without the missiles and soldiers, and the lib dems discussing which party to support in exchange for their leader becoming deputy PM .
Going down the tubes?.
We've just posted better than expected growth rates .
Bring it on"
Quite happy to see a general election and see the tories lose control of the country and in the same vein lose another leader. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Party Conferences. The country going down the tubes and MPs and the party faithful on their annual jolly. The Tories morphing into a nuremberg style rally, labour into a red square parade without the missiles and soldiers, and the lib dems discussing which party to support in exchange for their leader becoming deputy PM .
Going down the tubes?.
We've just posted better than expected growth rates .
Bring it on
Quite happy to see a general election and see the tories lose control of the country and in the same vein lose another leader."
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#metoo  |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"Just imagine . . . if Johnson had got his way, we'd be spending the next six weeks watching him and his chums kissing babies, instead of getting on with all the risk-mitigation stuff needed for Brexit day.
what makes you think there going to do anything over nxt five weeks? confrences coming up and as far as getting a deal sorted i imagine they will be doing less than they are at the mo.think boris plan is to do nothing so when he is forced to ask for an extension the e.u are gona think nothings changed and refuse it.france already saying they wont support an extension
Then he will get a vote of no confidence on his return and be out ASAP . Shrewd move by Boris
ah so a general election in the offing isnt that what he is after anyway.
Do you know how a vote of no confidence works?? "
was under the impression he had cpl weeks to see if he can sort it if not then its a G.E although im no expert but no doubt you are so explain it to someone who thinks all 650 of them are clowns |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
The reality is that because of the party conference season parliament has only lost five days,it is a fuss over nothing although suspending parliament is 100% wrong in principal,a bad move I think.
We now have time to discuss the many other political issues that need to be addressed,and we will leave on the 31st of October I am sure.
It will be no deal because even if Boris came back from Brussels with a new deal parliament would knock it back so thanks to our stupid ignorant polititions we leave with no deal,Boris has the guts to go through with it.
As sir Charles Forte said today,no deal is 100 times better than a Corbyn government as that would wreck the country. |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
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As sir Charles Forte said today,no deal is 100 times better than a Corbyn government as that would wreck the country."
Ha, for someone who keeps banging on about Project Fear, you don't half give it Project Fear yourself when it comes to Corbyn.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As sir Charles Forte said today,no deal is 100 times better than a Corbyn government as that would wreck the country.
Ha, for someone who keeps banging on about Project Fear, you don't half give it Project Fear yourself when it comes to Corbyn.
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Corbyn would be terrible for the UK...
Why?
Because the media has said so often enough.
Being a member state of the European Union is terrible for the UK...
Why?
Because the media has said so often enough.
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"Party Conferences. The country going down the tubes and MPs and the party faithful on their annual jolly. The Tories morphing into a nuremberg style rally, labour into a red square parade without the missiles and soldiers, and the lib dems discussing which party to support in exchange for their leader becoming deputy PM .
Going down the tubes?.
We've just posted better than expected growth rates .
Bring it on"
Erm , you're easily pleased and conned
They were predicting dire , and they were not quite so dire
Getting excited about one month at 0.3 growth, does not a booming economy make
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"we should prorouge the politics forum.... but i am sure some things will come up.... "
As parliament is empty, we should let ourselves in _abio ad mr speaker shouting "order order" |
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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
all back today....
sounds like its going to be all "urgent questions" fest today..... there are suppose to be 5 topics.... the 4th might be the most interesting...
1st up.... thomas cook..... looks like transport sec is going to answer that.
next..... no deal planning..... michael gove answering.....
3rd..... iran..... dominic rabb answering....
4th....general government questions.... and bojo cames to parliament!!!!!
lastly today....house of commons business..... jacob rees mogg answering....
each "UQ" normally lasts 60-90 minutes depending on the amount of questions...... |
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