Grinner
Not fat gutted. Hirsuteness of shoulders TBD.
No session is complete without a 'Mister Peter Boooone'
Worst gay erotica ever."The Honorable gentleman has had a good try, yet I'm afraid his efforts at point have been exhausted"
Surely lots of swing voters will be alarmed by BJ’s performances and actions so far?I would find it hilarious if the man who has played a very long game in order to become PM become's the shortest PM in history in little over a month. One can dream.
Do you think he’d lie and reneg on an agreed election date, from pre to post Halloween?
Why the feck do Sky News and most of the other outlets always just feature Leavers in their common man interviews.
Always just the same "get on with it" nonsense. These people barely even watched politics before brexit and barely even do now, oo but i sometime hear the news and I'm bored of politics. feck off
Election won’t be about Conservative vs Labour; as as @sun_tzu and others have said it will be about Leave vs Remain/No No-deal.Westminster Voting Intention:
CON: 35% (+2)
LAB: 25% (+3)
LDM: 16% (-5)
BXP: 11% (-1)
GRN: 7% (=)
UKIP: 1% (+1)
Via
@YouGov
, 2-3 Sep.
As always take a poll with a pinch of salt but this came after the events in Westminster today.
Doesn’t account for impact of deselection. Highly doubt there is any algorithm capable of making a worthwhile prediction.Conservative, Brexit, and UKIP running at 47
Labour, Lib Dems, and Greens running at 48
Completely my own original take here -Does she really not give a crap about meds, NHs staff shortages, lack of food choice, death of certain industries, job losses and probably impact on her pension etc? Are they really that stubborn to ‘cut their nose off to spite their face’?
They're thick and racist so probably.Why do people like this always get the airtime? Does she really not give a crap about meds, NHs staff shortages, lack of food choice, death of certain industries, job losses and probably impact on her pension etc? Are they really that stubborn to ‘cut their nose off to spite their face’?
Election won’t be about Conservative vs Labour; as as @sun_tzu and others have said it will be about Leave vs Remain/No No-deal.
That’s the only projections that are meaningful right now.
All of them.Who's the Tory who looks like he should still have his head down a toilet? On BBC now.
Surely lots of swing voters will be alarmed by BJ’s performances and actions so far?
One of my sisters has voted labour and Tory over past few elections, and voted leave in Referendum. She now admits she was woefully illiterate for her referendum vote and now armed with more knowledge wants the earliest opportunity to rectify her position. Must be loads like her around?
Completely my own original take here -
Just as the Thatcherites and the Cameronites were the dynasty of finance capital, so the Borisites are the dynasty of the retiree. The chosen of the retiree is not the Boris who submitted to parliament but the Boris who dismissed parliament.
The property owning retiree form an enormous mass whose members live in similar conditions but without entering into manifold relations with each other. Their mode of living isolates them from one another instead of bringing them into mutual intercourse. The isolation is furthered by England poor means of communication/transport and the poverty of the retirees. Their field of living, semi-detached home permits no application of science, and therefore no multifariousness of development, no diversity of talent, no wealth of social relationships. Each individual retiree is almost self-sufficient, directly paying most of its consumer needs, and thus acquires its means of life more through an exchange with online tesco than in intercourse with society. A semi-detached, the retiree and his/her property; beside it another semi-detached, another retiree and another semi detached. A few score of these constitute a village, and a few score villages constitute Sunderland.
Insofar as millions of retirees live under conditions of existence that separate their mode of life, their interests, and their culture from those of the other classes, and put them in hostile opposition to the latter, they form a class. Insofar as there is merely a local interconnection among these property owning retirees, and the identity of their interests forms no community, no national bond, and no political organization among them, they do not constitute a class. They are therefore incapable of asserting their class interest in their own name, whether through a parliament or a convention. They cannot represent themselves, they must be represented. Their representative must at the same time appear as their master, as an authority over them, an unlimited governmental power which protects them from the other classes and sends them rain and sunshine from above. The political influence of the property owing retiree, therefore, finds its final expression in the executive power which subordinates society to itself.
Historical tradition gave rise to the english retiree belief in the miracle of a referendum that would bring all glory back to them. And there turned up an individual who claims to be the man of the referendum because he bears the name Boris.
But let us not misunderstand. The Boris dynasty represents not the revolutionary, but the conservative retiree; not the retiree who strikes out beyond the condition of his/her social existence, semi-detached home, but rather one who wants to consolidate his/her home; not the countryfolk who in alliance with the towns want to overthrow the old order through their own energies, but on the contrary those who, in solid seclusion within this old order, want to see themselves and their house prices saved and favored by the ghost of the Empire. It represents not the enlightenment but the superstition of the retiree; not his/her judgment but his/her prejudice; not his/her future but his/her past.
Ah come on! Did you have to ruin the joke so quickly.The small peasants form a vast mass, the members of which live in similar
conditions, but without entering into manifold relations with one another. Their
mode of production isolates them from one another, instead of bringing them
into mutual intercourse. The isolation is increased by France’s bad means of
communication and by the poverty of the peasants. Their field of production,
the smallholding, admits of no division of Labour in its cultivation, no
application of science and therefore, no multiplicity of development, no
diversity of talents, no wealth of social relations. Each individual peasant
family is almost self-sufficient, it itself directly produces the major part of its
consumption. . . the great mass of the French nation is formed by simple
addition of homologous magnitudes much as potatoes in a sack form a sackful
of potatoes. [Marx (1852 [1978]):608
Cockroaches can survive a nuclear apocalypse so I'm sure there'll be twists in this tale yet.So what is Johnson’s end game at this point? If he ends up deselecting a significant number (I read earlier that abstentions would be considered a “No”). Is he counting on a union with the Brexit Party and ensuring whomever gets deselected will either stand down, or get rejected by their constituencies, will win an election? Seems as if the rooster has come home to roost. He’ll be completely unable to govern after tomorrow, and Labour won’t go into an election yet, they’ll let him stew in this mess. He’s been essentially ruined, hasn’t he?
Ah come on! Did you have to ruin the joke so quickly.
Rebel MPs have been subject to 'bullying' says Corbyn
Because they are pro brexit media ? They are essentially Fox news in nicer packaging.
Just some kudos to you both. One for trying and the other one for knowing his Marx.Sorry
Corbyn speaking better than normal, very clear.
Just because Reece Mogg uses finishing school courtesy, doesn't mean that he's an absolute scumbag who refuses to answer questions being put to him about The WTO, The Irish Border, and when he found out that parliament was going to be prorogued.
Which probably means it won't happen.Please please please I really want to see this happen