Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

I see your new hero whatever her name is...making everyone cringe with her power speech by the seaside...and doing cringy photoshoots...oh yes I can lay a brick wall...watch.... as bad as remoaners miss may's granny dancing

(17-09-2019 18:53 )HannahsPet Wrote:  

(17-09-2019 18:25 )babelover48 Wrote:  He could be a great PM if he dropped the pompous bit

Who Mark Francois ???

What you been smoking

NO00000000 - BORIS But he choses to be a dipstick PM

HannahsPet this is likely to be one of the few things you and Ash Sarkar would agree on, she is deputy editor of independent online news outlet Novara Media which is basically a propaganda arm of Momentum (The editor Aaron Bastani is a retrograde tool). She is a self described communist & declared that if you claim you are a socialist who does not back up free movement of people you are not a socialist, you just like your nationalised industries with a side of racism

(17-09-2019 18:53 )HannahsPet Wrote:  

(17-09-2019 18:25 )babelover48 Wrote:  He could be a great PM if he dropped the pompous bit

Who Mark Francois ???

What you been smoking

FYI I DON'T SMOKE ANYTHINB!!!

Now a written submission from Johnson, telling the Supreme Court - yes telling the supreme court - it risks entering into the political arena!! The arrogance of the man is unbelievable (although not unparalleled). He truly is Trump mark II! You don't make the rules Johnson, and you have to abide by the law - not dictate what the law should be, or how it should be interpreted!! He is dangerous, and even brexiteers should be very wary of him!! The risks he poses to our country, go way beyond the 'narrow' politics of Brexit! Narrow in the sense of it being just one area of politics that he is seeking to unduly influence (perhaps unlawfully - time will tell) What other issues - down the track - will he consider he has the right to prorogue Parliament, and potentially defy the law over??

He will get a lot more public support than he should with his intervention, we have allowed a narrative that direct democracy is how our system functions. That all democracy is, is putting an X on a piece of paper every now and again and whoever gets the most X's (though almost always a lot less than 50%) wins outright and then has to do the public's bidding exactly. The concept of democracy as a representative process, where informed individuals make the best decision on our behalf, & as a system that is held up by independent institutions such a The Judiciary is pretty much on life support these days.

(18-09-2019 10:31 )hornball Wrote:  Now a written submission from Johnson, telling the Supreme Court - yes telling the supreme court - it risks entering into the political arena!! The arrogance of the man is unbelievable (although not unparalleled). He truly is Trump mark II! You don't make the rules Johnson, and you have to abide by the law - not dictate what the law should be, or how it should be interpreted!! He is dangerous, and even brexiteers should be very wary of him!! The risks he poses to our country, go way beyond the 'narrow' politics of Brexit! Narrow in the sense of it being just one area of politics that he is seeking to unduly influence (perhaps unlawfully - time will tell) What other issues - down the track - will he consider he has the right to prorogue Parliament, and potential defy the law over??

Why isnt the editor of the telegraph being done for contempt of court for publishing this

(18-09-2019 10:31 )hornball Wrote:  Now a written submission from Johnson, telling the Supreme Court - yes telling the supreme court - it risks entering into the political arena!! The arrogance of the man is unbelievable (although not unparalleled). He truly is Trump mark II! You don't make the rules Johnson, and you have to abide by the law - not dictate what the law should be, or how it should be interpreted!! He is dangerous, and even brexiteers should be very wary of him!! The risks he poses to our country, go way beyond the 'narrow' politics of Brexit! Narrow in the sense of it being just one area of politics that he is seeking to unduly influence (perhaps unlawfully - time will tell) What other issues - down the track - will he consider he has the right to prorogue Parliament, and potential defy the law over??

I'd go as far to say he out trumps Trump and possibly even Hitler!!

Bet Boris wishes he could Porogue the general public

Visits a hospital and is shouted at by a dad of a sick kid

(17-09-2019 18:25 )babelover48 Wrote:  He could be a great PM if he dropped the pompous bit

(18-09-2019 12:11 )babelover48 Wrote:  I'd go as far to say he out trumps Trump and possibly even Hitler!!

How can these two statements be about the same person?