E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[big_cod]

So here we have Boris Johnson now **** his pants incase its a no deal brexit because very simply deep down he knows the truth the **** will hit the fan and he wont just get it both barrels no it will be far far worse than that , then we have the Brexit superman Nigel farage spewing I knew it Johnson is a traitor after all he wants a deal my lord above Brexit what a pile of sick poison at its best rats in a fest

 

 

And defence secretary Ben Wallace is on video saying suspending parliament is all to do with Brexit just a slip of the tongue so after all the denials fully guilty as charged.

Edited August 30, 2019 by big_cod

[Ken L]

62

 

Tick tock.

[chesters1]

So here we have Boris Johnson now **** his pants incase its a no deal brexit because very simply deep down he knows the truth the **** will hit the fan and he wont just get it both barrels no it will be far far worse than that , then we have the Brexit superman Nigel farage spewing I knew it Johnson is a traitor after all he wants a deal my lord above Brexit what a pile of sick poison at its best rats in a fest

 

 

And defence secretary Ben Wallace is on video saying suspending parliament is all to do with Brexit just a slip of the tongue so after all the denials fully guilty as charged.

I can hear the admiration gushing

[Phone]

Big Cod,

 

I thought it was "fascist" - now you're saying "traitor". You need to make up your mind so we can follow your splendid posts.

 

Phone

[Mikench]

Oh what irony. The leavers refer to regaining our sovereignty and not being run by unelected officials and the Buffoon appoints Dominic Cummings who is precisely that . You couldn't make it up.

[Huge_Vitae]

And you voted for Alastair Campbell then did you? Perhaps you preferred John Major’s appointment of Bill Bush!

 

Trying to remember how many people voted for Sir Bernard Ingham, cannot seem to recall.

 

Double standards? or is it that anything said or done by one side is ok?

[Ken L]

1. Seumas Milne
2. Andrew Murray
3. Andrew Fisher
4. Karie Murphy
5. Len McCluskey

All key advisers to Commissar Corbyn and not one of them elected by the British public.

 

61 Tick Tock.

[chesters1]

Len McCluskey! Hopefully hes not advising on keeping a wife otherwise corbyns buggered!lol

[Mikench]

Not one of the advisors you mentioned had the authority and audacity of Cummings. They were decidedly less odious as well. Can you name someone they sacked? I like Alastair Campbell as he talks sense and I've never voted labour in my life. I find the main proponents of Brexit to be two faced and unpleasant. I have no idea what will happen on Brexit but I doubt it will be a wondrous event. I have been ambivalent about every PM I can recall except for the Buffoon and his useless predecessor . I just hope we have an election and the thoroughly nasty and incompetent tories are consigned to the political wilderness for a very long time.

 

The Buffoon, Rees Mogg, Duncan Smith and non entities such as Raab, Javid, Patel and the other cohorts are a disgrace to politics and sadly when it all goes t*** up they will not be affected at all.

 

I just wish there was a viable opposition. Like football there will be a few surprises to come.

[Ken L]

Perhaps we can ask the eight ex-members of staff who have signed non-disclosure agreements forbidding them to discuss their time working for the party.

 

Oh wait....