Big day in Parliament (Part 53)

[SERVERNOTRESPONDING]

its blatantly obvious none of the politicians in any party care what the likes of ordinary people think. we are just an irritant to them.

[army88]

I gotta believe someone cares server...

I’m still impressed Bt at how you believe that Jeremy will take our country forward , sort out all the problems you have listed many times, all from the same pot of money that Boris has , whilst signing us up to go back in with Europe.

The whole lot of them are rotten to the core , you know what Jeremy is it’s sad but true.
unfortunately his beliefs and support of certain groups means he will never get my vote and a lot of others I might add who I know.

Morally you must see what is there for all to see.

[SERVERNOTRESPONDING]

Bt everyone i know, work with believe this image.

[army88]

Well it's true thats why server.

Made me laugh today up shouting for Boris to resign,

Hes brilliant at that always plenty to say when they can't answer or the mob his behind him.

[sinkov]

If Corbyn plays his cards dead right, we will have a Labour government before Christmas...

If....................

And if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.

[outwoodclaret]

Well it's true thats why server.

Made me laugh today up shouting for Boris to resign,

Hes brilliant at that always plenty to say when they can't answer or the mob his behind him.

Almost like a Trump rally at the Labour Conference today. On their feet and near enough shouting “Lock him up”.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Almost like a Trump rally at the Labour Conference today. On their feet and near enough shouting “Lock him up”.

You can't say they "almost did" outwood. Did they or didn't they? I'm still bemused as to which "law" BOJO has actually broken, but as a Labour Party member I love the ruling anyway!

What really gets me is how can BOJO make decisions on behalf of the country when he has no majority or authority in the House of Commons? Quoting sinkov, "We really do live in a phucking lunatic asylum".

[outwoodclaret]

If I am not allowed an almost then I will go for actually behaved like a rabble. Give me a chorus of oooh Jeremy Corbyn.

[sinkov]

You can't say they "almost did" outwood. Did they or didn't they? I'm still bemused as to which "law" BOJO has actually broken, but as a Labour Party member I love the ruling anyway!

What really gets me is how can BOJO make decisions on behalf of the country when he has no majority or authority in the House of Commons? Quoting sinkov, "We really do live in a phucking lunatic asylum".

Stop worrying BT, Bojo can't make any decisions on behalf of the country. That's down to Bercow, a rabble of backbench MPs and unelected judges now, nowt to do with Boris.

[1959_60]

Stop worrying BT, Bojo can't make any decisions on behalf of the country. That's down to Bercow, a rabble of backbench MPs and unelected judges now, nowt to do with Boris.

Sinkov, are you really suggesting that our judiciary should be elected?

A far cry from wanting British judges enforcing British laws eh?

British judges, opposition parties, the media, captains of industry, civil servants...can't trust any bugger these days.

Well, only Boris and Nigel anyway.