Psst. Tillson. I don't think he likes me either.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Yes, they actually help strengthening her hold on her party.
So much so they delivered Copeland to her.
The problem for the tories now is inflation begins to bite. Then when Mrs May agrees on the divorce bill, half the brexit voters will want to shout 'treason'.
Now is the time to try her luck at a fresh election.
Something Corbyn would not want but can he keep a straight face and vote against a motion of no confidence in her government?
Topsy turvy time's ahead.
Don't worry its a massive list, I was on it for a while but me and Old Tom get on like a house on fire now....
I was on his list of idiots too.
(and probably am still on it but touch wood, he did not bite my head off recently)
(and probably am still on it but touch wood, he did not bite my head off recently)
I think even oldtom is on oldtom's dislike list.
The ultimate expression of Brexit in the Telegraph
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We cannot allow Parliament the chance to veto Brexit
WE? who is this we that holds itself above Parliament?
That man should be heading to Jail for seditious remarks like that!
What happened to taking back control?
WHO ACTUALLY TOOK BACK CONTROL?
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We cannot allow Parliament the chance to veto Brexit
WE? who is this we that holds itself above Parliament?
That man should be heading to Jail for seditious remarks like that!
What happened to taking back control?
WHO ACTUALLY TOOK BACK CONTROL?
The tories.
Blame Mr Corbyn for the state we are in.
I had the same thought D8ve....then I thought, what about a series of pre-written comments appropriate to various scenarios?
In this case, something along the lines of 'Are you going to be a plonker all of your life?' would satisfy my incredulity at such a nonsensical remark.
Tom
If Mr Corbyn decided to vote down the bill until Mrs May backs down on the amendments, parliament would function far better and can properly hold government to account.
But he doesn't. Can you explain why?
With Mr Corbyn's support for the bill, Mrs May runs rings around parliament.
More translations:
- my new pedelec just arrived - you aren't who you say you are are you Zlatan? - three more pages of brexit comments since I last logged on - tilson disagreed with my post - my new pedelec's saddle has messed with my bits - sunny but only 5° - ICECREAM!!!! - back from the Chinese takeaway - did OG really post that - what did I just step on? - suns out time to go for a ride - WTF?I think the last one is what you need D8ve...
This is just a guess, but he probably doesn't vote it down because a significant majority of Labour voters support BREXIT. Any act which they perceive as delaying or frustrating the path to BREXIT will be a vote loser. It's probably less risky to let May get on with it and be ready to make capital if she messes up.
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Thanks I will amend accordinglyMore translations:
I think the last one is what you need D8ve...
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