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[minerve 2] 23/6/2019 09:41

Maxk was another one who couldn't understand a simple concept. ANOTHER person who has done practically nothing with his life but thinks he has credibility to lecture to those that HAVE actually achieved things.


Laughable.

[maxk] 23/6/2019 09:37

Concerned lefty couple worry agonisingly over upstairs neighbour having a row.


Decide they must intervene as it's their civic duty...so they call the Guardian.

[minerve 2] 23/6/2019 09:34

Now it seems he has links to that cuckoo Steve Bannon.

[minerve 2] 23/6/2019 09:32

Poikka being one of them

Couldn't even understand the VERY SIMPLE issues we discussed yesterday. That is why he has got nowhere in life, and I know he hasn't, that is obvious.

[jam2day] 23/6/2019 09:31

So the whole thing never happened-left wing plot.Ravings of lunatics!!

[minerve 2] 23/6/2019 09:30

We don't want an unstable man as PM. He is a security risk.

No decent director would put this man in a responsible position.

Of course the Tory, has-been, old-fart thicko losers will because they have always been losers.

[poikka] 23/6/2019 09:17

"The Sunday Telegraph uses its front page story to focus on the wife of that neighbour. It claims that she is a "pro-EU theatre producer" who had "bragged on social media" about making a rude gesture at Mr Johnson in the street and "declared that 'all Tories suck'"."

Say no more.

[optomistic] 23/6/2019 09:03

....only 5 weeks.

[diku] 23/6/2019 08:30

Keep Bob on ADVFN!...

[la forge] 23/6/2019 07:21

Long way off


31 July 2019

Half year results for 2019

[corpbull] 23/6/2019 02:36

Boris for PM - A Brexiter! Hunt - A Remainer!

Mark Carney - A Liar, Traitor. A Canadian who should keep his nose out of British Politics. GATT XXIV clearly explain unless Carney don't understand English which explains why he has been given wrong forecast as a Governor of BOE. That clown should never have been appointed Governor of BOE.

Boris for PM! Stuff EU and they can kiss goodbye to £39 billion!

As for a deal! It takes two hands to clap! If they put tariff to our exports, well it's ok!

They export more to us! So we impose the same, in fact more. Who will suffer?

German Cars and all industrial Products, French Cheese, Wines, Cars, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Greece all EU 27 will suffer.

Remainers, stop the scaremongering! Carney! Keep your nose out!

Am praying hard Boris win the Premiership!

1st on his list is to remove Carney!
Put Gove in the broom cupboard in the HOC!
Send D. Grieve to Toilet duties in the HOC!
Send HOC Speaker on Garden Leave!

[pander45] 22/6/2019 23:32

Shameful remainer/lefty engineering yet again. People will see this for what it is, a disgrace.

[pander45] 22/6/2019 22:58

And low and behold look at the latest on the ones that reported Boris. What a surprise.....

[grahamite2] 22/6/2019 22:51

#262287 since when do councillors constitute the grassroots?

I thought a lead of only 20 points was surprisingly narrow, but if it's just councillors that might explain it.

[careful] 22/6/2019 21:40

That bloke has not got a vote winning face.
He should have left the picture off.

What a clown, he forgets there were two referenda on Scottish Devolution.

[maxk] 22/6/2019 21:23

Nice one bob! Thumbs up for that!

That poster might well have been written for brexit:

Just change the word Westminster for Brussels.

[patientcapital] 22/6/2019 21:22

I always understood a score to be twenty. No need to be greedy :)

[maxk] 22/6/2019 20:57

Exclusive poll: Boris Johnson 22 points ahead of Jeremy Hunt with grass-roots Tories






Edward Malnick, sunday political editor
22 JUNE 2019 • 7:00PM



Boris Johnson is more than 20 points ahead of Jeremy Hunt among grass-roots Conservatives, a new poll suggests.

A ComRes survey for The Sunday Telegraph found that 61 per cent of Tory councillors intended to vote for Mr Johnson in the party's leadership contest, compared to 39 per cent planning to back the current Foreign Secretary.

The poll also reveals an overwhelming preference for a no-deal exit from the EU if the next Conservative leader fails to secure a better deal with Brussels.

Some 83 per cent of councillors said the next Conservative leader must deliver Brexit on or before October 31, when the extended Article 50 notice period is due to expire



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