Boris Johnson- Prime Minister (Vol. 2)

[SpeckledJim]

Nickgnome said:

digimeistter said:

A simple democratic vote turned into a national crisis because of the likes of you and your remainer buddies s the actual truth.

I note that you failed to comment on the Mervyn King interview along with every other idiot.

The vote was simple, what came after never was going to be. We are not even at the end of the beginning. Like it or not the Trade agreement will take years.

So you consider me and other remain voters idiots. I must have been a very lucky one, along with my partner and long may our idiocy continue. When you become as remotely idiotic as us and our friends just maybe you will do the right thing.

As you as idiotic as Sir James Dyson? Your gong in the post?

[Burwood]

booboise blueboys said:

anonymous said:

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No achievement, but still a major embarrassment to the Tory party nonetheless. Hopelessly split and pushing for an election? This could backfire.

Explain why an election is bad. Labour are in their foxhole. No deal is a labour myth

[booboise blueboys]

At what point do we admit something needs to change? This really isn't going well for Boris Johnson and his mistakes keep pilling up. Brexit now feels more remote than ever under him and it just gets worse.

[anonymous-user]

booboise blueboys said:

At what point do we admit something needs to change? This really isn't going well for Boris Johnson and his mistakes keep pilling up. Brexit now feels more remote than ever under him and it just gets worse.

So who do you think can fix this?

[booboise blueboys]

Burwood said:

booboise blueboys said:

anonymous said:

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No achievement, but still a major embarrassment to the Tory party nonetheless. Hopelessly split and pushing for an election? This could backfire.

Explain why an election is bad. Labour are in their foxhole. No deal is a labour myth

Current projections see the Conservatives being totally wiped out from Scotland. They then need to make up those lost seats plus more in the north of England and Wales which is far from guaranteed (according to Prof John Curtice). The Conservatives are on a hiding to nothing unless they get a proper statesman back in as leader. Chalk Boris' appointment up as a mistake, and move on.

[Burwood]

booboise blueboys said:

Burwood said:

booboise blueboys said:

anonymous said:

[redacted]

No achievement, but still a major embarrassment to the Tory party nonetheless. Hopelessly split and pushing for an election? This could backfire.

Explain why an election is bad. Labour are in their foxhole. No deal is a labour myth

Current projections see the Conservatives being totally wiped out from Scotland. They then need to make up those lost seats plus more in the north of England and Wales which is far from guaranteed (according to John Cutrice). The Conservatives are on a hiding to nothing unless they get a proper statesman back in as leader. Chalk Boris' appointment up as a mistake, and move on.

They are polling close to 40%. Their nearest rival is 28 behind

[Burwood]

booboise blueboys said:

Burwood said:

booboise blueboys said:

anonymous said:

[redacted]

No achievement, but still a major embarrassment to the Tory party nonetheless. Hopelessly split and pushing for an election? This could backfire.

Explain why an election is bad. Labour are in their foxhole. No deal is a labour myth

Current projections see the Conservatives being totally wiped out from Scotland. They then need to make up those lost seats plus more in the north of England and Wales which is far from guaranteed (according to John Cutrice). The Conservatives are on a hiding to nothing unless they get a proper statesman back in as leader. Chalk Boris' appointment up as a mistake, and move on.

They are polling close to 40%. Their nearest rival is 15% behind.

[Burwood]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

[anonymous-user]

Nickgnome said:

digimeistter said:

A simple democratic vote turned into a national crisis because of the likes of you and your remainer buddies s the actual truth.

I note that you failed to comment on the Mervyn King interview along with every other idiot.

The vote was simple, what came after never was going to be. We are not even at the end of the beginning. Like it or not the Trade agreement will take years.

So you consider me and other remain voters idiots. I must have been a very lucky one, along with my partner and long may our idiocy continue. When you become as remotely idiotic as us and our friends just maybe you will do the right thing.

You're just showing yourself up again now, go and have a nap

Any comment on the Mervyn King interview?

https://youtu.be/R8vq3zKbeyE

[booboise blueboys]

Burwood said:

They are polling close to 40%. Their nearest rival is 15% behind.

Doesn't matter. What matters is where the votes are concentrated.

[Burwood]

booboise blueboys said:

Burwood said:

They are polling close to 40%. Their nearest rival is 15% behind.

Doesn't matter. What matters is where the votes are concentrated.

They’re concentrated just so. I.e they’ll get more than 40% of seats. Next!

You joined pistonheads to post about min wage increases. You havnt made any car related posts It’s 100% anti Tory. I’d kick you off the forums . Your’e a troll. And not too subtle. And clearly a binned joiner.

Edited by Burwood on Thursday 24th October 22:25

[Nickgnome]

digimeistter said:

You're just showing yourself up again now, go and have a nap

Any comment on the Mervyn King interview?

https://youtu.be/R8vq3zKbeyE

Don’t know still waiting for your review of the Bill and process I sent you.

[anonymous-user]

Nickgnome said:

digimeistter said:

You're just showing yourself up again now, go and have a nap

Any comment on the Mervyn King interview?

https://youtu.be/R8vq3zKbeyE

Don’t know still waiting for your review of the Bill and process I sent you.

Review? You sent the process which I am well aware of, however you failed once again to actually answer the question posed.

[kainedog]

Love him or loathe him he’s trying to do what the public voted for, to leave the eu. It matters not if you’re a remainer or leaver all this whole nonsense proves is that our democracy is a anything but

[booboise blueboys]

Burwood said:

booboise blueboys said:

Burwood said:

They are polling close to 40%. Their nearest rival is 15% behind.

Doesn't matter. What matters is where the votes are concentrated.

They’re concentrated just so. I.e they’ll get more than 40% of seats. Next!

You joined pistonheads to post about min wage increases. You havnt made in car related pist. It’s 100% anti Tory. I’d kick you off the forums . Your a troll. And not too subtle. And clearly a binned joiner.

Have I touched a nerve?

You need to stop lying if you want to be taken seriously. I have made car related posts in other parts of this website.

My posts aren't 100% anti Tory either if you'd look closely instead of jumping to conclusions. I'm anti Boris, not anti Conservative. I'm being realistic about our chances instead of jumping on the ridiculous Boris bandwagon.

[anonymous-user]

So if you think Boris can't sort it out then who can?

[Alpinestars]

kainedog said:

Love him or loathe him he’s trying to do what the public voted for, to leave the eu. It matters not if you’re a remainer or leaver all this whole nonsense proves is that our democracy is a anything but

He’s doing what’s best for him. And I’m sure you know that.

[Nickgnome]

digimeistter said:

Review? You sent the process which I am well aware of, however you failed once again to actually answer the question posed.

No I didn’t I sent the link to the bill as well.

Anyway. I’ve listened to all 11 minutes, 3.5 mins about brexit. He is advocating an election and whichever way it goes means we leave or remain. That’s about 3 minutes in. He also says parliament should get on with the bill. No argument from me, it still needs committee and 3rd reading. That is the way it is.

In the remainder he is reminding us that our savings are inadequate as individuals and our debt is way too high against GDP so no argument from me on that.

So there you go. The bill needs due process, in my opinion 6 weeks, then it will be passed.

Now you do your job and come back on the bill.

Here you go for simplicity


https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2019-20/europ...

Edited by Nickgnome on Thursday 24th October 22:47

[booboise blueboys]

anonymous said:

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Theresa Villiers, Raab? Frankly anyone at this point would be better than this hopeless PM.

[Frik]

Except maybe Dominic Raab, the only man in the Tory party more ambitious and incapable than Boris. At least BJ has some charm.

I think the time for "only a devout leaver can sort this out" has passed. What we need is someone capable of compromise.