BREXIT - Is This Really Still Rumbling On? 😴
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KingstonGraham wrote:It's going to end up with Boris voting that he has no confidence in himself, and Corbyn voting to keep him there, isn't it?
I heard this discussed on the radio this morning as a serious possibility.0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:It's going to end up with Boris voting that he has no confidence in himself, and Corbyn voting to keep him there, isn't it?
I heard this discussed on the radio this morning as a serious possibility.
Well yes, Number 10 is a kind of euthanasia chamber for PMs right now. Johnson's best bet is go more authoritarian or go home. What a shame (for him, not for us) that the last elected leader who did that is so headline news today.0 -
the liar johnson can't be trusted, allowing him to control ge timing would be walking into a trap so obvious only an idiot couldn't see it, even corbyn isn't that deludedKingstonGraham wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:It's going to end up with Boris voting that he has no confidence in himself, and Corbyn voting to keep him there, isn't it?
I heard this discussed on the radio this morning as a serious possibility.
if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
if he wanted a ge he should've called it the day he became pm, not now try using it as a ploy to get his dishonest waymy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?0 -
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?
Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.0 -
sorry, no dept PM, so sectretary of state, RaaB.Shirley Basso wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?
Remainer?0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?
Do we have one?0 -
Sectretary of state RaabMad_Malx wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?
Do we have one?0 -
depends on wether it is the PM resigning or the government?0
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darkhairedlord wrote:
Sectretary of state RaabMad_Malx wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Deputy PM takes over.KingstonGraham wrote:sungod wrote:if the liar doesn't like it he should resign, the country never voted for him, he has no mandate from the country, he was made pm by the tory party, which itself has had no mandate since losing it's majority at the previous ge
If he resigns what happens then?
Do we have one?
For how long, as leader of a minority government?0 -
Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..0 -
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..0 -
TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.0 -
TheBigBean wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.
Is that assuming he would only take Tory votes?0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:TheBigBean wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.
Is that assuming he would only take Tory votes?
I have no idea what the Lib Dems are thinking, but they will need a 14,000 vote swing. My suspicion is that he will reduce Lib Dem votes (4,000), and those will go to Labour. Labour only needs a 3,000 vote swing and have been very active locally. Since its creation in 1950 it has always been Tory.0 -
TheBigBean wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.
Before or after they've announced their intention to ban City bonuses?!0 -
Election on 15th, results overnight into 16th, Brussels summit 17th. Sounds like a great idea.0
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TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:TheBigBean wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.
Is that assuming he would only take Tory votes?
I have no idea what the Lib Dems are thinking, but they will need a 14,000 vote swing. My suspicion is that he will reduce Lib Dem votes (4,000), and those will go to Labour. Labour only needs a 3,000 vote swing and have been very active locally. Since its creation in 1950 it has always been Tory.
They should really broker an agreement to step aside in places like that if there is an election this autumn, not put a high profile candidate in.0 -
nope!Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:
nope!Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..
Well, you're going to have to explain that, because geography doesn't agree with you..0 -
Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
nope!Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..
Well, you're going to have to explain that, because geography doesn't agree with you..
It's more than one island0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
nope!Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..
Well, you're going to have to explain that, because geography doesn't agree with you..
It's more than one island
The British Isles are more than one island. Of which 'Great' Britain (ie the largest island in the group) is...well...it's the largest island. The key word being 'island'...0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:TheBigBean wrote:TheBigBean wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:How many seats in London would the Tories keep if there were an election now?
They'd win the City. Always do. Even with Mark Fields. I'd imagine there are some others too.
Considerable boost for Labour as Lib Dems have parachuted Chuka Umunna in.
Is that assuming he would only take Tory votes?
I have no idea what the Lib Dems are thinking, but they will need a 14,000 vote swing. My suspicion is that he will reduce Lib Dem votes (4,000), and those will go to Labour. Labour only needs a 3,000 vote swing and have been very active locally. Since its creation in 1950 it has always been Tory.
They should really broker an agreement to step aside in places like that if there is an election this autumn, not put a high profile candidate in.
They're looking at the last European elections where the LibDems came top.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_ ... nstituency)1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
Imposter wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:
It's more than one island
The British Isles are more than one island. Of which 'Great' Britain (ie the largest island in the group) is...well...it's the largest island. The key word being 'island'...
Can we agree it doesn't matter and someone only raised an objection to cause an argument like this?
Raab is the guy who "hadn't quite understood" how important Dover/Calais was.0 -
https://dailyroutines.typepad.com/daily ... chill.htmlRick Chasey wrote:Robert88 wrote:Churchill ..... was a very hard worker
...really?
In between the breakfasts, the 3 course lunches & dinners, and the endless, endless hard booze?Despite all this activity Churchill’s daily routine changed little during these years. He awoke about 7:30 a.m. and remained in bed for a substantial breakfast and reading of mail and all the national newspapers. For the next couple of hours, still in bed, he worked, dictating to his secretaries.
At 11:00 a.m., he arose, bathed, and perhaps took a walk around the garden, and took a weak whisky and soda to his study.
At 1:00 p.m. he joined guests and family for a three-course lunch. Clementine drank claret, Winston champagne, preferable Pol Roger served at a specific temperature, port brandy and cigars. When lunch ended, about 3:30 p.m. he returned to his study to work, or supervised work on his estate, or played cards or backgammon with Clementine.
At 5:00 p.m., after another weak whisky and soda, he went to be for an hour and a half. He said this siesta, a habit gained in Cuba, allowed him to work 1 1/2 days in every 24 hours. At 6:30 p.m. he awoke, bathed again, and dressed for dinner at 8:00 p.m.
Dinner was the focal-point and highlight of Churchill’s day. Table talk, dominated by Churchill, was as important as the meal. Sometimes, depending on the company, drinks and cigars extended the event well past midnight. The guests retired, Churchill returned to his study for another hour or so of work.
Basically he's does 3-4 hrs work before he gets rat-arsed.
Strong effort not getting out of bed till 11 at which point he hits the whiskey.0 -
KingstonGraham wrote:Imposter wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:
It's more than one island
The British Isles are more than one island. Of which 'Great' Britain (ie the largest island in the group) is...well...it's the largest island. The key word being 'island'...
Can we agree it doesn't matter and someone only raised an objection to cause an argument like this?
Raab is the guy who "hadn't quite understood" how important Dover/Calais was.
We can certainly agree that. But I wasn't the one claiming Great Britain is not an island.0 -
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Is the isle of wight not part of great britain?Imposter wrote:KingstonGraham wrote:Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
nope!Imposter wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:
Britain isn't an island.Imposter wrote:Shirley Basso wrote:Remainer?
Edit: Raab - Has voted leave.
Raab is the idiot that didn't realise Britain is an island..
'Great' Britain is an island..
Well, you're going to have to explain that, because geography doesn't agree with you..
It's more than one island
The British Isles are more than one island. Of which 'Great' Britain (ie the largest island in the group) is...well...it's the largest island. The key word being 'island'...
Canvey island?
Brownsea island?0
