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Brexit slowly becoming a Farce.


John Lambies Doos

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1 minute ago, Granny Danger said:

A face for radio....

Worth a listen, I liked the way he interrupted the interviewer's lengthy introductory job description  with a chirpy "Good Morning!". Basically "I strongly advise you to get on with it.)

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40 minutes ago, Sooky said:

I hate these people. If they believed this to be the case, they should have supported the deal at the first time of asking, months ago, instead of pushing us to the brink.

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So that slimy creepy looking fucker is allowed to change his mind and vote again (for the 3rd time on May's deal) but the British people  are not? 

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3 minutes ago, John Lambies Doos said:

I presume all Scottish Torys will be punted at next GE due to their lies about fishing

Wouldn't bet on it, they've Bertie the Bawbag at the helm.

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4 minutes ago, dirty dingus said:
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Got a pretty explosive story about senior figures in the Labour Party breaking at 7pm. Stay tuned.

 

 

Should we sit back and watch Tories imploding? 

Labour "haud my jacket"

C4 News presumably?

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Got a pretty explosive story about senior figures in the Labour Party breaking at 7pm. Stay tuned.

 

 

Should we sit back and watch Tories imploding? 

Labour "haud my jacket"

Clearly a split. Corbyns reticence on second referendum means some more are leaving I'd guess
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The KKK ERG are going nuts.

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And all this after the week had started so well for the Brexiters, who were summoned to Chequers on Sunday in an episode we’ll call Shitheads Assemble. All the big hitters were there, as well as Steve Baker, with Iain Duncan Smith bombing down in his open-top Morgan like they were giving out free girlfriends. Jacob Rees-Mogg was accompanied by his son, which made sense, given that Rees-Mogg has previously spoken of being taken to Chequers himself as a child, where he says Ted Heath gave him Garibaldi biscuits. So rather than fussing about silly things like jobs or the economy, try to picture Brexit as a great dynastic continuation, and a reminder that the likes of the Rees-Moggs essentially believe this country should be grateful that they pass it down from claw to claw – slightly more broken each time, of course, but no less of an amusing second career for all that.

But what of Boris Johnson? By Sunday night, the erstwhile foreign secretary had unleashed another auto-parodic Daily Telegraph column quoting the God of Exodus, imploring: “Let my people go.” Oh dear. Even when he most needs to give the impression that he does, Boris Johnson is a man still unable to take himself seriously. That is his tragedy; unfortunately, he is ours.

Even as he seeks to present himself as the answer to the mess he landed us in, his eyes flicker with the half-amused, half-deranged smirk of the cornered villain. All photos of Boris Johnson now look like they were snatched through the windows of a security van taking a high profile offender from court to begin his sentence. And all his newspaper columns read like the letters that offender might write from prison to one of the 15 fiancees that tend to be acquired in these situations.

Inevitably, then, the Brexit ultras are turning on each other, with Arron Banks’s Leave.EU outfit furiously reminding Rees-Mogg that he recently said the deal made the UK a “slave state”. It does make you wonder whether Rees-Mogg really knows what a “slave state” historically is. Then again, perhaps he does, as the ERG were informally nicknaming themselves the Grand Wizards on Monday night. “I’m sorry, is this for real?” inquired George Osborne on Twitter. “No it’s not,” shot back Steve Baker.

And yet, isn’t it slightly? This afternoon the Brexiter Suella Braverman had opted to cast the Brexit fight as “a war against cultural Marxism”. Challenged on this term’s deep connection with the antisemitic far right, Braverman insisted it was still definitely the one she had meant to use. In the audience at the Bruges Group event at which she’d said it, two men overheard were overheard discussing the formation of a street movement called the blue shirts – Irish fascism klaxon! – to riot until Brexit is delivered.

So … that’s where we are on the eve of Indicative Votes Day, with Theresa May still resisting abdication and even a notional general election not promising to make anything remotely clearer. Has there ever been a taking back of control to rival this one? If so, leading historians of the ERG are invited to get in touch with the relevant parallels.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/mar/26/brexit-indicative-votes-grand-wizards-ultras

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Tom Watson’s office is embroiled in a racial discrimination row after it has been revealed his former advisor is taking the Labour Party to an employment tribunal accusing colleagues of racism, harassment and bullying

 

 

Another Labour racist klaxon this time against Tom Watson, so it anti black racists v anti semite racist split.

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Or it could be that since it's been announced that all votes tomorrow will be made public,Labour MPs from leave areas are worried they will get a boot in the pie


The flip side of that doesn’t seem to bother Ross Thomson.
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