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[k38] 20/10/2019 13:16

Change your nappies..;))

[minerve 2] 20/10/2019 13:15

Worked hard for a deal!

ROFLMAO!

It isn't even his, but do continue!

[minerve 2] 20/10/2019 13:15

I smell BS.

[stewart19] 20/10/2019 12:58

I am an ex Labour voter, Corbyn is a disgrace, McDonnell is the puppet master and Starmer is the Marxist with his eye on being leader at any cost. They will not get my vote.

Swinson is a typical flip flopper, she has been for Brexit and now for Remain, just like when she promised that there would be no Uni fees under the Lib Dems, Swinson cannot be trusted.

I don't like Johnson, but he seems to have worked hard for a deal, stands up for the country and looks head and shoulders above the opposition. Although I voted Remain, yesterday watching that mob and seeing how a Parliament of remainers scuppered getting this thing done and dusted, I am now firmly for leaving.

[k38] 20/10/2019 12:47

I don't see how can be a blow to Boris and we all know the numbers are not there for another referendum. Labour run out of ideas and come up with any nonsense they can think of..The british whether is more stable than labours policy...;)

[maxk] 20/10/2019 12:33

Further Brexit blow for Boris Johnson as Labour plots second referendum amendment


Tim Shipman, Political Editor | Peter Conradi, Brussels | Steven Swinford, The Times
October 20 2019, 12:00pm,
The Sunday Times



Labour has announced that it plans to hijack Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal next week by whipping MPs to support amendments for a second referendum and customs union with the EU.

Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, said that Labour backs an amendment demanding a confirmatory vote on any deal, which is expected to be tabled by backbenchers.

He also made a public appeal to the DUP — which until last week propped up the government — to back an amendment to keep Britain in a customs union with the EU.


Johnson has committed to leaving the customs union so Britain can strike new trade deals with the European Union. He has just eight days to get his deal through parliament before an EU summit…



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[minerve 2] 20/10/2019 12:26

Confirmatory referendum on Boris deal. Remain or Boris.

[corpbull] 20/10/2019 12:23

FFS! The People Are your BOSS! Get out on 31st or Go for GE! Let the people have their say! BREXIT PARTY IN GOVERNMENT! CONSERVATIVE PARTY! AND SENT THE TRAITORS TO THEIR GRAVES!!!! VOTE FOR DEAL OR NO DEAL!

[poikka] 20/10/2019 12:03

"He fooled many people with his bus adverts, I see he’s still fooling the same ones"

We're certainly paying that amount now, net, not to mention the no-so-hidden costs of membership.

Check out what we're paying now; don't take my word for it.

[poikka] 20/10/2019 12:01

PO - "I really don't think there was any great plan behind this non signing stuff."

I agree, he was just not signing a letter that he didn't agree with and had been forced to sign.

Only Alps and Minnie would sign a letter that they didn't agree with.

[inaminute] 20/10/2019 11:45

He fooled many people with his bus adverts, I see he's still fooling the same ones

[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 11:43

'The Brexit Party leader dismisses the latest proposed deal for leaving the EU and thinks the country would be better off holding a general election.'Sky newsThere could be a lot of truth in that. The parliament is certainly impotent and some have gone to sleep there. Let the People pass judgement.

[nemesis6] 20/10/2019 11:23

EU latest Jeremy Corbyn finally decides what pants to change into after "hitting" his park gym...now he needs to decide wholl put them on for him...can we have an extension pretty please.

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2019 11:20

Re boris the hero?

I expect whatever happens, in the coming months we'll soon find out whether the average bod thinks boris is a hero in the next ge.


Revenge will be sweet, once he's back with a massive majority.

[nemesis6] 20/10/2019 11:15

Of course M2 and his like would do a far better job. (give it 10 years or so and a few law suits) perhaps he could march down the mall hand in hand with that old pr1ck from star trek stewart who, incidentally doesn't even live in the uk lol. Couldn't make it up.

[grahamite2] 20/10/2019 11:14

Indeed Pierre. If the evil old bag had actually fought for British interests, and produced a deal like Boris's in the time he produced his, we need never have had the 2017 election or a lot of other monstrous things.

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2019 11:14

Graham, well i once sent an acknowledgement of something unsigned, because i didn't like what had gone before. I knew it made no difference and i didn't think i was being childish at all.


I really don't think there was any great plan behind this non signing stuff. Any quotes from cummings/boris indicating this great plan, or is it just something bb bloggers came up with?

[k38] 20/10/2019 11:14

Don't forget..


The letter was a photocopy of the original ..lol

[pierre oreilly] 20/10/2019 11:08

Id say Boris is a hero whether he ultimately wins or loses.

If we leave, then no one can doubt his abilities to fight for democracy.

If he fails, I expect the task was always unacheivable whoever attempted it. Just too many 'public servants' and elected 'representatives' who don't give a toss about democracy. A hero for trying to the best of his abilities (unlike May for example).

[exlogicalod] 20/10/2019 11:07

I wrote the letter graham ffs you have given the game away tusk may read these posts.