The Boris Johnson vent thread

[Andy]

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[Original Quill]

  And so, they wait around while they go through three PM's.  Hilarious!

Two. Cameron and May. Johnson is still there. (At least he was when I wrote this.)

Quill, 'ol boy, would you find "hilarious" a situation in which the electorate of the USA had made a clear decision on something on which they had been mandated to adjudicate, only to see it  overruled and virtually declared null and void by their representatives in the Senate and the House of Representatives?

We have the same thing, only it was not legislative, but executive. We have a president who lost by 3-million votes, but won by Russian meddling with voting machines in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

[Lurker]

We are stuck with the worst president in our history. He's a traitor and a murderer. The worse he gets the better brain-dead conservatives love him.

[JulesV]

Boris insulted the environment protesters "hemp smelling bivouacs" and told them they need to look to Thatcher to see a real feminist.

Horseshit! Thatcher actually made a point of snobbishly rubbishing feminists yet  benefitted enormously from the equal rights that the early feminists won with their blood, sweat & tears. Thatcher was no feminist, so get your facts right, Bojo. No wonder someone sketched him as a joker.

[Tommy Monk]

Yawn...

[nicko]

[Lurker]

You act just like snoozing trump supporters.

[nicko]

Maybe but I'm not OCD !

[Ben Reilly]

[nicko]

Bullshit !

[nicko]

PS, I asked Boris to let you stay in England, you'v fucked that up now !

[Andy]

Rambo Nick's idol.

[nicko]

Pathetic !

[Andy]

[nicko]

Posting pictures of yourself along side Boris makes me feel a little sick, please don't do it again !

[Andy]

After today in the House of Commons.

[nicko]

British Bulldog ?

[Original Quill]

British drunk.

[Andy]

Played 8. Lost 8.

As poor a record as Farage.

[Andy]

[Fred Moletrousers]

Though the so-called Benn Act required the Prime Minister to send a letter to the EU requesting a further delay, so far as I can see there is nothing in the wording of the Act to compel him to attach his signature to it.

He has sent the letter from 10 Downing Street, as the law demands and in accordance with his statement that he would abide by the law. He has also written to the EU stating that he did not, and still does not, support the new legislation forced through by the opposition parties, and has again made it quite clear that it still does not have his support and that in his opinion a further delay is neither necessary nor acceptable.

You, Andy, appear to be suggesting that Boris Johnson is not entitled to express his opinion. Is that not a denial of his human right of freedom of expression? He does, after all, enjoy exactly the same human rights that you do.

The fact is that the "greasy piglet" has escaped the clutches of his opponents once again. He's a damn site cleverer than those Marxist fools Corbyn and McDonnell, and way in front of the new Fuhrer Jo Swinson, who has now turned a liberal and democratic party into exactly the opposite - an authoritarian tiny minority intent on imposing its will to remain in the EU, not only by overturning a majority "peoples' vote" in 2016, but also by making certain that the leavers will not be given another chance to exercise their democratic rights.

At least Hitler waited until he was elected before eliminating basic human rights in his country. No doubt he would have been very proud of you lot.

[Andy]

[Andy]

[Lurker]

Sounds like Tories and American Republicans are the same...

[Andy]

[Andy]

[Andy]

[nicko]

Cnut !

[Andy]

Cnut !

Boris certainly is!

[nicko]

I could agree with you, Farage has the right idea , Boris 's deal is May's tarted up . I voted OUT and that deal is not Out !

[Fred Moletrousers]

Sounds like Tories and American Republicans are the same...

Apart from 3,000 miles of ocean and several centuries of governance.

[Original Quill]

Distance is no longer relevant, when we talk across the table on the Internet.

Tories and Republicans are the same...created by a common premise: a party that represents special interests, as against the general interest.

[Ben Reilly]

[Ben Reilly]

Sounds like Tories and American Republicans are the same...

The Republicans are far worse, trust me. An analysis showed that the Tories are mostly like our Democrats, and even further to the left on a few issues.

[Ben Reilly]

Just gonna repost this; people, especially us on this forum, would do well to remember how different U.S. and UK politics are.

To wit -- you proud Tories would be considered radical left liberal communist pinko SJWs by most Trump supporters.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2013/08/how-conservative-would-uk-conservatives-be-us/312573/

[Lurker]

Russia certainly owns the Republican party in the US. I guess if it's crazy, it's Russian.

[eddie]

Where was this taken?

[Ben Reilly]

Where was this taken?

At a kids' game. I find it kind of endearing, he looks like he really doesn't want to be there but obviously he still went through with it.

[nicko]

So you'd look happy with a kick to the Balls ?

[Ben Reilly]

So you'd look happy with a kick to the Balls ?

Sorry. No offense intended. I officially give up trying to communicate with any other human beings.

[nicko]

Eddie will be pleased you wont speak or write to her ?

[Fred Moletrousers]

Russia certainly owns the Republican party in the US. I guess if it's crazy, it's Russian.

The Russian leaders are far more likely to be rooting for a Corbyn win than a Tory victory.

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