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Ziggy Tzardust posted:They pushed it back half an hour Ah, thanks. e: 329 would be quite a good number of seats for Labour to win at the next election sebzilla fucked around with this message at 15:42 on Sep 24, 2019 |
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I still don't know whether labour should do a VONC because they still need to get the brexit extension sorted if we're to avoid crashing out in the interim, and Boris being forced to extend is the big thing that's supposed to sink his electoral chances.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:37
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bru posted:Any news on wether Labour will table a VONC tomorrow? I hope not, first order of business needs to be getting Johnson to go and get an extension.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:38
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moostaffa posted:the graun says 1630 You were only supposed to blow the bloody poors off!
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:I hope not, first order of business needs to be getting Johnson to go and get an extension.
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OwlFancier posted:I still don't know whether labour should do a VONC because they still need to get the brexit extension sorted if we're to avoid crashing out in the interim, and Boris being forced to extend is the big thing that's supposed to sink his electoral chances. Johnson absolutely has to be made to go cap in hand begging for the extension, or to then be brought up before the courts because whatever 'secret plan' Cummings came up with to get out of it is then stared at in shock by anyone who isn't an idiot and roundly dismissed. And then we can have a GE. 3 weeks before Christmas sounds about right
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Do they sell brexit pumps? As worn by Kate Hoey. 
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Sep 24, 2019 15:45
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I was away this weekend so missed a bunch of the Labour conference thing that still seems a bit small potatoes, but glad this has caressed it out of the public view. I reckon Labour will win next GE, last couple of Tory candidates gave the impression of an actual politician, whilst Boris has not only shat the bed but is accidentally streaming it on Facebook live sort of situation.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:46
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moostaffa posted:the graun says 1630 This is possibly the first time in his life he's been told "No", and faced consequences for his actions.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:46
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bru posted:Any news on wether Labour will table a VONC tomorrow?
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goddamnedtwisto posted:This is possibly the first time in his life he's been told "No", and faced consequences for his actions. I'm going to bet lots of women have said no to him, he just hasn't suffered any consequences beyond shame and regret and banging on someone's door who's pretending to be asleep.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:48
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Love how whoever is writing the Guardian live blog casually threw in this nonsense a few hours ago as if it was uncontroversial:Guardian posted:The Queen has got more inside knowledge of British politics than anyone alive, and it is safe to assume that she knew exactly what he was up to when he was requesting this prorogation. She may feel that the royal prerogative has been abused (it has). But that does not necessarily mean that she feels personally misled. People so desperately want to believe that the queen is a shrewd political operator.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:49
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Lmao all this owns get hosed boris you melon
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Sep 24, 2019 15:50
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It's the most wonderful time of the yearquote:Boris Johnson has been given 14 days to provide details about his relationship with an American businesswoman, following allegations he failed to declare a potential conflict of interest while he was mayor of London. https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-given-two-weeks-to-explain-dealings-with-us-businesswoman-11818532
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Sep 24, 2019 15:50
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fuf posted:Love how whoever is writing the Guardian live blog casually threw in this nonsense a few hours ago as if it was uncontroversial: Andrew Sparrow is very big on "gently caress Corbyn" etc.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:51
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Flayer posted:it could even force parliament to revoke article 50 altogether as the only way of avoiding no deal brexit. This won't happen, but if it does then Spangly A will be justified in posting the biggest smug face in the history of the universe.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:52
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fuf posted:Love how whoever is writing the Guardian live blog casually threw in this nonsense a few hours ago as if it was uncontroversial: She probably is, actually, she's been involved in far more governments than anyone else in the country. Saying the queen could tell exactly what boris was up to is probably correct, she's not a moron, she just won't do anything about it.
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PST posted:It's the most wonderful time of the year lol a good day to hate boris johnson
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Sep 24, 2019 15:53
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Tesseraction posted:You were only supposed to blow the bloody poors off! Oh are we nationalising the sex workers at last?
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Sep 24, 2019 15:53
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OwlFancier posted:She probably is, actually, she's been involved in far more governments than anyone else in the country. Yeah she is basically a living rubber stamp so she was probably going "ya ya, whatever, one will prorogue just let one get on with one's holiday"
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Sep 24, 2019 15:54
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Rarity posted:Oh are we nationalising the sex workers at last? Corbyn: *points at passing sexworker*
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Sep 24, 2019 15:55
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Love to pretend the queen is a mastermind when really she's just a pensioner who probably views meeting's with the PM as contemptible bullshit that breaks up her day sat in front of the TV getting waited on hand and foot.
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Cleverly https://twitter.com/JamesCleverly/status/1176488874681479170
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What if… it was the Queen's idea all along? 
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Sep 24, 2019 15:56
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Given that practically every single person in the UK paying attention knew that the reason for proroguation was bullshit, it does not strike me that the Queen would have to be this implausible political mastermind to know that too.
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Sep 24, 2019 15:57
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Yeah literally everyone in the country who hasn't been in a coma all month knew from the start that prorogueing parliament was a ploy to force through no deal. Of course the queen knew efb
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dispatch_async posted:What if… it was the Queen's idea all along? *rips off human mask to reveal the lizard beneath*
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Sep 24, 2019 15:59
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Gonzo McFee posted:Love to pretend the queen is a mastermind when really she's just a pensioner who probably views meeting's with the PM as contemptible bullshit that breaks up her day sat in front of the TV getting waited on hand and foot. thinking of something like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq-FxPSuLwE&t=23s
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Sep 24, 2019 15:59
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Qwertycoatl posted:Yeah literally everyone in the country who hasn't been in a coma all month knew from the start that prorogueing parliament was a ploy to force through no deal. Of course the queen knew Boris announced it to the press at the same time as asking the queen, specifically to limit any chance of her going 'wait a minute' even off the record or express any concerns. His next meeting with her though, he's definitely getting the 4th best china, and no biscuits!
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OwlFancier posted:She probably is, actually, she's been involved in far more governments than anyone else in the country. The queen is a role, not a person. It happens to currently be occupied by an old lady called elizabeth, but whatever opinions that old lady has are irrelevant.
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bru posted:Any news on wether Labour will table a VONC tomorrow? My prediction: Labour will table a VONC, the Lib Dems, CUKTIG & enough Labour MPs will vote against because what they really want is to turn this back away from Boris to how useless Jeremy Corbyn is so they can get rid of him and make the Labour Party safe once again for careerists liberals like themselves. Outside bet, VONC passes, Boris gets alliance with the Brexit Party & end up not having their vote split, enough liberal Labour voters peel off to the Lib Dems that Labour are badly damage & end up with a result on par or worse than 2015.
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The Daily Mail comments are predictably insane:quote:Can somebody please explain to me the benefits of staying within the EU, other than we would avoid a couple of years of disruption to our lives whilst we sort out trade deals with the world. WE DO NOT NEED THE EUROPEANS AS MUCH AS THEY NEED US. JUST LEAVE AND WATCH WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE ALL START DRIVING JAPANESE CARS AND DRINKING WINE FROM CALIFORNIA, etc etc. Remember Britain changes the world every couple of decades... internet being a case, but remember who invented virtually everything that is important.... yep GREAT BRITAIN... WE CAN DO IT ON OUR OWN .. HAVE FAITH.!.
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Tesseraction posted:Corbyn: *points at passing sexworker* Incels: "Wait does this mean..." Corbyn: "No"
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forkboy84 posted:My prediction: Labour will table a VONC, the Lib Dems, CUKTIG & enough Labour MPs will vote against because what they really want is to turn this back away from Boris to how useless Jeremy Corbyn is so they can get rid of him and make the Labour Party safe once again for careerists liberals like themselves. e: apparently it was Trickett beeb posted:Shadow cabinet office minister Jon Trickett has said Labour is “not prepared” to have a general election on Boris Johnson’s terms, adding: “we no longer trust this man."
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Bobstar posted:Incels: "Wait does this mean..." Corbyn: "No." *points at nearby porn shop at a body pillow*
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justcola posted:I was away this weekend so missed a bunch of the Labour conference thing that still seems a bit small potatoes, but glad this has caressed it out of the public view. You can swear here you know
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Private Speech posted:Corbyn said Labour won't call for an election yet, going by bbc live updates. Correct. They want A50 extension first.
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Zedlic posted:The Daily Mail comments are predictably insane: In retrospect it was a massive design flaw to have only one port for our imports come in through.
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Private Speech posted:
But an article 50 extension won't pass in the House. And not VONCing the lying liar is pretty shambolic.
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Article 50 extension literally already passed the house, that's why boris is supposed to be going to the EU?
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