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Re: Brexit
Posted: Fri October 21, 2022 6:06 pm
by wease
Evvo wrote:Absolute insanity that the imbeciles in the Tory party would bring Johnson back. It could get extremely ugly if he’s back in charge.
Are they not the ones that kicked him out?
How would the other party go about gaining control?
Re: Brexit
Posted: Fri October 21, 2022 7:08 pm
by Evvo
wease wrote:Evvo wrote:Absolute insanity that the imbeciles in the Tory party would bring Johnson back. It could get extremely ugly if he’s back in charge.
Are they not the ones that kicked him out?
How would the other party go about gaining control?
They did, following mass resignations of ministers in July after i) he admitted to being aware of sexual misconduct allegations against an MP and appointing him to a senior position anyway and ii) he lied about what he knew, meaning his colleagues had to go out and defend a lie before he came clean. Some of those who said they had no confidence in him are now clamouring for his return.
That’s to go alongside with the scandals over parties during lockdown, the misuse of public funds, getting sexual favours from his then mistress in his office and trying to get her a £100k job she had no qualifications for. He’s also being investigated by the parliamentary standards committee over whether he misled parliament over the lockdown parties (spoiler: he fucking did). If they find him to have misled the House, he will be forced to resign as an MP so therefore couldn’t be PM so we would be back in the same position. Lunacy.
The Tories can only be ousted via a general election. Unfortunately, this can only be called by the Prime Minister so there’s very little that can be done right now. Some MPs have threatened to resign or defect if Johnson is chosen as leader.
How does all this look to someone outside the UK?
Re: Brexit
Posted: Fri October 21, 2022 7:29 pm
by wease
Evvo wrote:wease wrote:Evvo wrote:Absolute insanity that the imbeciles in the Tory party would bring Johnson back. It could get extremely ugly if he’s back in charge.
Are they not the ones that kicked him out?
How would the other party go about gaining control?
They did, following mass resignations of ministers in July after i) he admitted to being aware of sexual misconduct allegations against an MP and appointing him to a senior position anyway and ii) he lied about what he knew, meaning his colleagues had to go out and defend a lie before he came clean. Some of those who said they had no confidence in him are now clamouring for his return.
That’s to go alongside with the scandals over parties during lockdown, the misuse of public funds, getting sexual favours from his then mistress in his office and trying to get her a £100k job she had no qualifications for. He’s also being investigated by the parliamentary standards committee over whether he misled parliament over the lockdown parties (spoiler: he fucking did). If they find him to have misled the House, he will be forced to resign as an MP so therefore couldn’t be PM so we would be back in the same position. Lunacy.
The Tories can only be ousted via a general election. Unfortunately, this can only be called by the Prime Minister so there’s very little that can be done right now. Some MPs have threatened to resign or defect if Johnson is chosen as leader.
How does all this look to someone outside the UK?
About as messy and fucked up as our political processes and people, honestly. With a big dose of hopelessness.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Fri October 21, 2022 7:34 pm
by dimejinky99
King Charles does have powers to dissolve the government and force an election if he believes a government can’t be formed. It hasn’t been a power used in over 100 years I believe.
But it’s unlikely the palace will want anywhere near this shitshow.
Vast majority of people in the uk want an election now.
Ps Scotland hasn’t voted for a Tory government since the 1950s and Northern Ireland never has.
But tell us about the great British union of equals where each country has the same say.
They don’t at all fyi.
But England and Britain itself and democracy itself once again being held hostage by the dark fuckery of the tories and their obsession with staying in power.
It’s a cartoon clown show of a country right now more than ever. There’ll be mass protests and possibly ritoting if Johnson gets back in.
‘He partied while people died’.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Sun October 23, 2022 9:43 pm
by dimejinky99
Boris Johnson has pulled out of the race to be britains new pm.
He basically couldn’t muster the numbers to support his nomination.
Finally and hopefully some sanity returns to Britain and it’s politics.
But the internal civil war of the Tory’s continues to worsen.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Mon October 24, 2022 2:27 pm
by spike
Rishi Sunak is the new PM. First person of color and first Hindu to hold the office. Still a Tory.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 1:28 am
by Biff Pocoroba
And the new PM is only 42.
A major world leader is now younger than me, and by several years.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 1:35 am
by Rangi Guy
Biff Pocoroba wrote:And the new PM is only 42.
A major world leader is now younger than me, and by several years.
Our PM is only 42...
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 1:40 am
by Norah
lol
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 1:52 am
by Ello Sailor
Our PM likes The Smashing Pumpkins and Tool. Beat that, suckas.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 2:13 am
by simple schoolboy
Oh God. Rivers of blood speech could be manifested into existence, not because he has Indian ancestry, but because he is spiritually Californian managerial class.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 2:23 am
by BurtReynolds
"the first pagan ruler in over a 1000 years."
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 2:24 am
by BurtReynolds
Rangi Guy wrote:Biff Pocoroba wrote:And the new PM is only 42.
A major world leader is now younger than me, and by several years.
Our PM is only 42...
Why does she always look like she's about to cry?
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 2:31 am
by simple schoolboy
BurtReynolds wrote:Rangi Guy wrote:Biff Pocoroba wrote:And the new PM is only 42.
A major world leader is now younger than me, and by several years.
Our PM is only 42...
Why does she always look like she's about to cry?
Her correcting her unruly subjects is going to hurt her more than it hurts them, but it must be done.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 2:32 am
by Ello Sailor
That's how you know she sympathises with the common man.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 3:42 am
by LetMeSleep
Ello Sailor wrote:Our PM likes The Smashing Pumpkins and Tool. Beat that, suckas.
It's a close race here down south.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue October 25, 2022 3:43 am
by LetMeSleep
Ello Sailor wrote:That's how you know she sympathises with the common man.
You calling rangi common?
Re: Brexit
Posted: Mon February 27, 2023 3:53 pm
by dimejinky99
Brexit might finally be done. And the unionist loyalist headbangers in the north of Ireland are not happy.
They never are though.
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue February 28, 2023 2:32 am
by 96583UP
wen Ireland reunification
wen independent Scotland
wen England joins NAFTA
wen
wen
wen
Re: Brexit
Posted: Tue February 28, 2023 11:58 am
by dimejinky99
This is amazing. This the (current) British prime minister telling people in Northern Ireland how amazing they have it… everything the entire UK had *before* they left the eu and now doesn’t.
And he’s so with absolutely zero self awareness.
Almost comical