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i think its more amazing voters in general believe that the drink party wouldn't have happened if any other Tory they like was in power rather than Boris.
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absolutely no one is keeping that bizarre flame of idk mayism? cameronism? alight except her majesty's opposition.
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I'm going to assume that the people who run the media are just sick of Johnson's bullshit in general, and the parties are just the closest thing they had to hit him with.
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they've had this stuff for near 2 years and sat on it until just now. As I've said before I think its because the bulk of the pandemic is over in terms of the "hard choices" like lockdowns and everything wrong can be blamed on boris now. They would've removed him much sooner but the pandemic got in the way and he makes a convenient fall guy. It also guarantees no matter how bad things get we're not going to lockdown again. This of course still all requires boris etiher choosing to quit or someone actually stepping up to replace him and I don't think either of those things will happen
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Grem posted:Hey UK goons sorry about your country. I think there's a few of these, but this is the only one I bothered to save. 
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Jose posted:It also guarantees no matter how bad things get we're not going to lockdown again. the timing on this has been insanely suspect, and follows on matt hancock getting loving obliterated by someone extremely powerful. the british establishment is sick to death of restrictions and they have incredible ways of showing it.
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sick to death, heh yeah this all started at the beginning of dec when boris attempted to lock down again for the christmas spike
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CoolCab posted:the timing on this has been insanely suspect, and follows on matt hancock getting loving obliterated by someone extremely powerful. the british establishment is sick to death of restrictions and they have incredible ways of showing it.
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CoolCab posted:absolutely no one is keeping that bizarre flame of idk mayism? cameronism? alight except her majesty's opposition. Most loyal opposition
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Jan 15, 2022 22:30
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so for real is brexit just never happening?
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Pryor on Fire posted:so for real is brexit just never happening? It already did. The effects have been complex and won't stop being complex as long as the UK wants to sell anything to mainland Europe.
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endlessmonotony posted:It already did. Look on the bright side. It's much harder for brits to move to mainland europe now.
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endlessmonotony posted:It already did. Voluntarily restarting the Continental System so that olds could get one more big slice of racism pie. Just mindboggling.
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Private Speech posted:Look on the bright side. 
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Nonsense posted:you might but the press wouldn't give a poo poo Boris did this if Corbyn was still Labour leader. "Disrespectful Jezza refuses to drink to the memory of departed Prince Philip"
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Love that Boris reading his briefing papers for the first time ever is seen as bad news https://twitter.com/ShippersUnbound/status/1482480032949936138?t=qB6XKvKnHisvFHQwaAxA2g&s=19
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Wow. Even Trump never got that desperate.
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marktheando posted:nah, I'd also be furious if prime minister corbyn was having parties when i couldn't hug anyone at my dad's funeral I read that as having parents and thought of tory batman
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I read that as having parents and thought of tory batman So, batman then
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There wouldn't be a press with Prime Minister Corbyn
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Bedshaped posted:There wouldn't be a press with Prime Minister Corbyn drat, another utopia taken from us!
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Labour abstained on the anti grt bit of the cops bill in the lord's
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I support a fair days pay for a hard day of avoiding work.
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Lmao hope 2019 was worth it https://twitter.com/guardiannews/status/1482679208795344901?t=SKo-Ndtwf386BWEVgGgSSg&s=19
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The end of the BBC is in fact good.
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Big if true! https://twitter.com/pippacrerar/status/1482080975358242825
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keep punching joe posted:The end of the BBC is in fact good. Sure, it what if it successfully becomes the PM? https://twitter.com/independent/status/1482349568515883010
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just an incredible face and hair combo
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reminder that almost certainly the reason pippa crerar is getting these scoops is because she's married to the head of communication of the department of transport. She was also invited onto the bbc last week to talk about something or other and used the situation to yet again attack corbyn lol
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crepeface posted:just an incredible face and hair combo Kpop John Pertwee.
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how do people near fabricant not resist the urge to rip it off
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crepeface posted:just an incredible face and hair combo it's just Boris if he used conditioner edit: What does broadband have to do with the license fee? Were they basically thinking of lumping the fee as part of broadband contracts because if so lol Falcorum has issued a correction as of 14:52 on Jan 16, 2022 |
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Pistol_Pete posted:The license fee has been an obvious anachronism for years now. If the BBC's so loving good, switch it to a subscription model and see how many people care enough to actually pay for access imo. the parliamentary committee said that was the issue due to the poo poo state of broadband in the UK lol
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