Boris Johnson wins
His challenge against court summons over Brexit campaign claims.
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Started: 7th Jun 2019 at 13:17
Quite right too
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Replied: 7th Jun 2019 at 13:55
Seems Mr Ball Balllsed up
Replied: 7th Jun 2019 at 14:27
And it cost him plenty. Soft sod!
Replied: 7th Jun 2019 at 15:10
boris for premiership ?.he'S the man to get us OUT.
Replied: 7th Jun 2019 at 19:53
it,s not over yet .
Replied: 8th Jun 2019 at 00:20
As long as it isn't some pretend socialist.
Replied: 8th Jun 2019 at 09:16
odds on our next PM
Replied: 8th Jun 2019 at 19:28
if he can stop the knives in his back .
Replied: 9th Jun 2019 at 10:09
i think someone on this section is looking for a childrens entertainer ? .
Replied: 9th Jun 2019 at 11:40
Johnson has promised tax cuts from divorce money IF he gets it from the EU.
But only for those earning more than £50,000.
Don't all rush at once.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 10:08
There are plenty that would rush though.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 10:38
What do you call a group of Tory MPs that support Gove ?
..... A co-snort
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 14:47
Why is the same criticism not levelled at Boris?
He 'buffooned' his way out of questions concerning his cocaine use, pretending his incompetence excused him.
"Tried but failed"
"Sneezed"
"It was probably icing sugar anyway"
etc etc
He would have been thrown out of the Bullindon Club!
Then he just does a Trump, and in spite of the TV footage to the contrary, simply denies that he ever said it anyway!
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 14:59
Lynton Crosby certainly does.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 15:37
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Posted by: wigandiver (30) Report abuse
"Johnson has promised tax cuts from divorce money IF he gets it from the EU.
But only for those earning more than £50,000.
Don't all rush at once."
Another bonus for the rich, and another kick in the teeth for the lower paid.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 17:14
Agree s+b
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 19:19
S n B.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 22:50
just seen GOVE on the box taking a grilling from peston etc .Gove should have said hands up in the room who have not taken drugs,mind you someone would have put his/her hand up.the worlds full of liars.
Replied: 10th Jun 2019 at 22:50
Anyone else see a paradox in this?
People who were declaring themselves to be against elites are poised to elect a most elitist, greatest sense of entitlement, candidate to be found, into the position of PM.
Replied: 11th Jun 2019 at 17:58
did,nt he promise 350 million to the NHS ? .
Replied: 12th Jun 2019 at 12:44
Much as I like Boris, and I am not just saying that, I genuinely do, (His narration of classics on TV was first class) nevertheless, I do not think he is a fit person to be PM. I'll not bother to list the reasons: they are public knowledge.
Replied: 12th Jun 2019 at 13:03
To be honest there is no one fit to be PM from the ones we all know, all have been underhanded in their private and public lives. But we will have to live with the best of a bad lot whoever gets the job.
Replied: 12th Jun 2019 at 13:14
Boris is now six to one on to become our new Prime Minister; from two to one on earlier today
LOOK
Not a gambler myself
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 13:21
Good!!!!!!
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 13:37
19m ago
13:21
Esther McVey has issued this statement.
I am extremely grateful to those people who voted for me in this election and to the fantastic team who have supported my campaign.
I am pleased to have had a platform to make the case for Blue Collar Conservatism, a clean break from the EU and the need to invest money into schools, policing and a proper pay rise for our public sector workers.
I will speak to the remaining candidates to see who is best placed to deliver on that programme.
I wish the remaining candidates well and I hope that all Conservative MPs will unite behind whoever wins this contest which is essential to prevent the disaster of a Marxist government.
Whoever becomes the new leader will certainly receive my support.
Nine Votes she got, I bet she's grinding her bloody teath down.
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 13:43
All 313 Tory MPs voted, she says. There were no spoilt ballot papers.
Boris Johnson - 114
Jeremy Hunt - 43
Michael Gove - 37
Dominic Raab - 27
Sajid Javid - 23
Matt Hancock - 20
Rory Stewart - 19
Mark Harper - 10
Andrea Leadsom - 11
Esther McVey - 9
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 13:47
I will never forgive, or forget, what McVey did to the disabled workers at Remploy.
When she closed the factories, (there was one on Darlington St), only 35 out of a 1,000 laid off workers found a job.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2012/nov/23/remploy-workers-new-jobs-labour
To add insult to injury, some had 50% emergency tax taken out of their their final pay packet.
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/sacked-remploy-workers-hit-50-3335151
She then sold it off for £2,000,000, (that's 2 million quid for the Diane Abott mathematicians), and then means tested the benefits for the laid off workers.
Difficult enough for fully fit folk to get a job: imagine what it's like with a disability.
McVey than flogged Remploy off for 2 million quid and it has now "delivered annual profits of £7.1m for its American owner."
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/profits-soar-at-remploy-sold-off-by-ministers-led-by-esther-mcvey-ns5jqrfkp
Flogged off for 2m: £7,100,000 profit per annumm,
She stood up for blue collar conservatives, she said, but took over £8,750 pounds in two years on expenses for a personal photographer.
Now that's what you call a brass neck.
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 17:50
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Reminds me of Edwina Currie, will do anything to get on with her career.Vile woman
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 18:18
The word vile is being very kind when it comes to McVey.
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 18:23
It's 2019 and there are people relying on food banks to feed themselves and their families, and I'am talking about people with jobs not the complete down and outs, whilst Bozo is prattling about giving tax breaks to people earning between £50000 and £80000 per year.
What an absoloute shower!
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 18:49
Have to agree, McVey a dreadful woman.
Have they got mercury in the drinking water in Tatton?
Cannot understand why ANYONE, regardless of political affiliation would desire to be represented by such a person!
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 21:25
I always thought that Boris was a buffoon similar to Trump, and did not see him as a viable prime minister..
But yet, today I heard him speaking and he comes across as a good statesman.....
Time will tell, folks...I am still not enamoured by the Parliamentary lot.
I feel that they are not on Planet Earth...???
Replied: 13th Jun 2019 at 21:38
dont forget that mcvile got a promotion on the backs of those at remploy .as for johnson i dont think it,s a brexit issue with the torys my opinion is that there using him to keep corben from no10 ? .
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 00:19
Who in their right mind would want Corbyn in No 10? He'd allow every ISIS supporting terrorist in the country thinking he could be their friend, and the 30 year olds passing themselves off as schoolboys to get in because he thinks we should look after them because they have come from war zones, well they should stay put and fight for their country and not expect to kept by us. Corbyn...God help us.
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 13:09
You appear to be some kind of expert on war zones .
Bet England to nothing you have never been near a war zone .
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 13:23
In the unlikely event of Corbyn being Prime Minister.....
….will he still go on protest rallies ?
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 13:26
Of course he will that's all his political career has been about. He's done bugger all else except brown nose with terrorists.
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 19:33
So .
Have you ever been in a theatre of war then .?
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 19:37
Well thank god those chaps in World War 2 went into the theatre of war, because if they hadn't done so Grimshaw, yoo would have been speaking German and not allowed to go on forums talking crap ...
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 19:54
Your pal seems to be fixated by war zones .
AND when i have the inclination i will furnish you with my family and theatres of war .
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 20:41
Good
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 20:47
wot a load of twaddle terryw .
Replied: 14th Jun 2019 at 22:40
"In 1986, Corbyn was arrested with 15 demonstrators protesting against the trial of a group of IRA members including the Brighton Bomber Patrick Magee. Magee would be found guilty of murdering five people. After refusing police requests to move from outside the court, Corbyn and the other protesters were arrested for obstruction and held for five hours before being released on bail, but were not charged. Following the 1987 Loughgall ambush, in which eight IRA members and one civilian were shot dead by the British Army in an operation to defend a police station, Corbyn attended a commemoration by the Wolfe Tone Society and stated "I'm happy to commemorate all those who died fighting for an independent Ireland."
In the early 1990s, MI5 opened a temporary file on Corbyn to monitor his links to the IRA. The Metropolitan Police's Special Branch monitored Corbyn for two decades, as he was "deemed to be a subversive", someone who might "undermine ... Parliamentary democracy". He appeared at a number of Republican protest events. According to The Sunday Times, following research in Irish and Republican archives, Corbyn was involved in over 72 events connected with Sinn Féin, or other pro-republican groups, during the period of the IRA's paramilitary campaign."
Not only did he betray his country he made a laughing stock of himself with the IRA hierarchy thinking he could be their best friend.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 09:04
Now he's dictating to the Government not to get involved with Iran. This is a man who took upon himself to get involved with Irish murderers and who wanted overturn the convictions of the 1994 bombers of the Israeli Embassy in London. Democratic socialist my backside, he'll keep the red flag flying high as long as his wage continues to keep him in lifestyle he loves so much.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 09:18
Grimshaw don't use me as an excuse to tell your family stories. I wondered why you kept harping on about me and war zones, now I know, don't worry yourself about where I have been it doesn't concern you and I am no more "fixated with war zones" than anyone else on here stop making things up.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 09:43
I dont need to use you ..
My family served in defence of the realm .
Kept the likes of you safe in your bed so you can speel your right wing drivel to anyone who cares to read it or possibly listen.
Go fly a kite .
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 10:32
Well said grimshaw
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 11:04
Oh how rude of me I yawned reading that.
Don't forget the millions of others who kept us all safe will you now or you will have us all thinking that only your family have served.
Right wing again you will insist on making things up won't you but that's what the likes of you resort too.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 11:06
Unbelievable !!!!!!!!!!
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 11:27
I know Basil, forgetting the millions who served.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 11:36
You really are a nasty individual
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 11:58
If you say so. I was just pointing out the truth.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:12
Bringing someone's family into it again....PATHETIC!!!
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:14
grim doesnt need to use you as your doing a good enough job by yourself .
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:18
I didn't bring anyone's family anywhere he did that himself.
Whups he tried to use me so he could tell the stories of his families services. You and Basil need to learn how to read posts properly before making yourselves look foolish.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:23
Just pointing how how nasty TTT is
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:23
But not as hated and despised on Wigan world as you by the majority of good members.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:27
I'll have to be careful what i say as my card is marked
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:29
Lets not forget that there are many who served their country that dont like to talk of their experience.I expect there are a few here on Wigan World.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:34
I would agree with that comment. Nor would they wish to speak to those who would never understand.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:37
Time to get back to the issues of our politicians.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:39
you mean backtrack?????????????
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 12:57
WHUPS .
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 13:14
Careful, if you stand up to him he might, say something like "willing to visit"
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 13:35
Basil.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 14:10
So anyone going to defend Corbyn on being a traitor? Maybe the Keir Hardie cap wearers can provide some light on this true socialist who backs murderers and undermines our democracy and his reasons for doing so.
Any takers?
This is me backtracking by the way.
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 14:35
is he PM ? . he can do what he wants cant he .
Replied: 15th Jun 2019 at 17:33
Boris Johnson, one of the Bullingdon Club boys along with David Cameron and Nathan Rothschild.
The Brexit thing is just a farce in my opinion. Check this out:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_QNWmh-yZ2w
Replied: 17th Jun 2019 at 11:49
I bet he won't do as much damage to the country as that middle class shopkeepers daughter did.
Replied: 17th Jun 2019 at 12:08
which politico of any party these days does not go to public school or good universities.
Replied: 18th Jun 2019 at 23:00
I don't particularly like Mr Gove, but I reckon the country has been deprived of a cracking good debate tween him and Bojo.
Replied: 20th Jun 2019 at 22:14
Did Blair attend a school in Kirby? Did he hell as like.
Replied: 20th Jun 2019 at 22:22
but his wife did .
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 00:13
Very good. You are one boring person. Has your mate got a dentist yet? If he has, what will you moan about next? Take a chill pill please.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 04:39
Broady
Many moons ago a guy with the same surname as Whups and from the same neck of the woods regulary sent letters for publication to the editor of the Wigan Observer.They were exactly the same tone as Whups posts. It must be in the blood.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 08:38
Well I have done me best to try and cheer whupsy up
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 11:38
dont know who your on about but i can assure mr statistic that i have NEVER sent a letter of any kind to the wigan observer . broady you,ll never as long as you live have as much excitement as me by traveling the world playing darts like i have done.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 12:20
Last edited by whups: 21st Jun 2019 at 12:21:35
Playing darts is exciting?
Behave, you'll be saying it's a sport next.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 13:34
Is this lets have a pop at whups week.?
I am not a darts fan myself but if whups has derived great pleasure and not least excitement from darts over the years what pray ,is wrong with that .?
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 13:42
I'm not having a pop at all, I have no reason to do so. I'm just commenting on the pub pastime of darts.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 13:48
Whups
I never stated or intimated that you were the author of the letters.
The person who sent the letters was older than you, hence the ‘in the blood’ comment.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 14:19
Whups,
Glad you enjoyed your time travelling the world. However all you seem to do these days is blame the Tories for everything. As I told you before I have voted Conservative as many times as you in my life but I never think, especially these days, that Labour could sort out everything. Neither do the electorate or the Tories wouldn’t be in power. I think politics is in a sorry state. The Labour party of my youth and most of my adulthood has long since disappeared. These lot don’t give a toss about the working class.
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 14:31
Bang on Broady
Replied: 21st Jun 2019 at 16:47
Someone is trying to set Boris up now because he's a had a set to with his Mrs, cops called and a recording sent to the papers. What sort of people who are supposed to be concerned enough to call the police then sells the recording to the papers...why would you be record a couple having a barney, are they?
Lunatic lefties that's who, who would sell their mothers to Arabs for the price of a pint.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 11:44
Terry W, spot on! He was probably just giving her a love tap for not siding the pots!
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 12:06
Apparently she took his laptop to do some shopping but Boris wanted to log into Wigan world to see what we are saying about him. No physical harm was done to the female in question, I don't believe Boris would harm a fly.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 12:29
broady you want to come back & see what the torys have done to this country . food banks quadrupled , nhs being sold off , 130,000 deaths attributed to tory austerity plans including the dreaded universal credit ,public services cut because of lack of funding & the list goes on . then you ask why i,m against the tories ? .the truth is that there is more of us than them , but getting labour voters to get into the polling booths & vote this rabble out is another subject .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 13:30
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But do you think Labour are capable of solving all of the above? You can no more prove the 130,000 deaths that I can disprove it. I was in the UK last September and didn’t notice any difference but I must admit I didn’t search for it. I was in Tenerife for a month in March and it was jammed with British pensioners. Not the so called “ rich folk” but ex brickies, scaffolders, engineers, construction workers and dare I say it miners. All having a pint in the sun. All what you mention was discussed in every bar. I have had cataracts removed from both eyes in the last seven weeks. Carried out in private clinics. Cost to me ZILCH. They simply bill Alberta health. No one wandering around carrying folders. Trimmed to the bone as they have to make a profit.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 14:07
how can anyone ever answer that if labour is not in power . as for cataracts is concerned the daily mirror has just uncovered that warrington & halton have a "menu" of operations that are private charges & cataracts are around 2,500 to have it done & deliberately holding back nhs treatment so that people will go private . £18,500 for a hip replacement .on question time last week a disabled comic called francesca martinez quoted this number as a fact the tory on the panel could not deny that as a fact as from 2012 there had been that many deaths attributed to austerity plans by the torys & lib dems.you will find pensioners in benidorm & majorca because it,s cheaper to live there than here ? .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 17:38
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this is for terryw . as for darts its now far & away gone out of a pub pastime & very much a spectator sport with thousands watching it in venues & millions watching it on TV . tell me would you rather watch a good match between top players or syncronised swimming terryw ? .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 17:54
Why aren't Labour voters going to the polling stations? Have they realised Labour doesn't work for them and find it a total waste of their time, and I believe having Corbyn as their leader doesn't help people don't have faith in him for the many reasons that have been pointed out on these threads. Once bitten and all that...remember Mr Blair.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 17:55
so you support the torys who have 130,000 deaths on their hands due to their policies ? .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 17:57
I wouldn't watch darts at any cost to be honest, not really a sport is it.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 17:59
just like syncronised swimming & that,s in the olympics ? .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 18:03
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The swimmers are athletic dart players aren't, darts is a pub game and the most effort in playing this game is bending their arms.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 18:41
So a comedienne goes on a programme and comes up with a figure and it is now gospel. I had a major operation in 1998 and was quoted £10,000 to have it done at the same hospital. So those charges have always been around. I don’t see the problem. If someone has saved their money, rather than peeing it up against the wall every night, why shouldn’t they be able to pay. I presume the monies go into the NHS coffers and as long as no one loses their place on the NHS waiting list.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 19:04
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I woudnt trust bojo to look after my goldfish for the weekend .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 19:20
Neither would I but there again I wouldn’t trust a Commie/ Marxist / PLO guy either.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 19:28
You clearly read the right wing rags that would demonise whenever the guy you speak of nips out for a hiss .
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 19:49
No I looked online at all the photos. BTW we have a bigger R Sole here as PM.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 20:21
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 20:38
goldfish and boris eh,r jeremy would not be let in the house, never mind seeing to the goldfish,eurosceptic since we joined yet leader of a remain majority party and anti-semetic to boot.i know who i would choose.
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 22:32
Another daily mail deluded bigot .
Go fly a kite
Replied: 22nd Jun 2019 at 23:21
in fact i knew 3 yrs ago that there had been in excess of a 100,000 deaths reported due to suicide & them leaving a note stating the fact that sanctions by the dwp & bad assessments of PIPS & ESA were a major factor in their deaths . i dont know what it,s going to take for you to believe it broady but i suggest you research it before you put comments like you just have on here ? .and grim i see there,s no mention of islamaphobia in the tory party ? .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 00:26
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There's still people on here reckon if Labour got in they would 'rooin' the country.
Yet Dave the Rave desciple of Thatcher held a referendum to shut up a handfull of Tory Euro sceptics once and for all.
Hand on heart did anyone on here wake up every morning thinking we must get out of the EU, we must we must, we must?
Nobody give a toss!
Even Thatcher back in the day said 'never give the people a referundum on anything'
God knows how many Millions of man hours and cost later we are no further forward in the biggest disaster since the second world war.
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 00:57
Whups, How did you know? You probably stand with people who work the system which is why they have the testing. We all know who they are. I think you talk bollox at times. I knew? FFS
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 03:04
because this question was asked by the select commitee to iain duncan smith with proof of the amount of people who have died as a direct result of his laws he introduced & here are just some of them . bedroom tax , universal credit , a monthly wait to recieve your benefits , 20% of your income towards the council tax ETC & the list goes on . for the life of me i cant see why you would try & back a bunch of rats like the tory party as the evidence is there . but you dont have to suffer it do you broady .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 12:27
Oh no we musnt mention islamaphobia whups for fear of upsetting the tory rightwing .
They try to brush it under the carpet and at the same time hammer J C with great help from the right wing press owned by non british tax payers .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 12:34
doesnt it seem funny grim that every time a tory party member or MP mention antisemetics about the labour party they never mention the fact that their party is absolutely rife with islamaphobia & has been for a very long time & have done absolutely nothing about it ? .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 12:53
just 4 your information broady that every benefit is checked & a survey done on your very subject of "swinging the lead" . it found that 93% were genuine claimants & just 7% swinging the lead ? .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 13:10
Whups .
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 14:50
Bojo's poll lead has halved already! (Survation)
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 15:12
Also, video released showing Bojo has lied concerning his association with the extreme right: Steve Bannon, Cambridge Analytica et al. (Source MSN newsfeed)
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 15:23
Boris Johnson is a very very loose cannon who has lived in a very privileged world and totally remote from normal people.A dangerous man and not fit for purpose.
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 15:45
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grimy if you dont like what i post,oh deluded mirror/guardian reader dont resort to insults.people are allowed to oppose you if their beliefs are a tad askew of yours.
corbyn thinks that shithole venuzaula is paradiise ,run by a guy with a gift for ensuring his peoples welfare.
so much so they are desperate to share their good fortune by emigrating in their droves across the nearest friendly bordering neighbour.corbyn the next messiah.
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 17:48
There you go again with deluded right wing rhetoric.
AND for your info i do not take the mirror or indeed the gaurdian.
You should get out more if you think i have insulted you.
Replied: 23rd Jun 2019 at 19:20
so pandering to chile in the thatcher years which was another shit-hole & calling their dictator "a freind of britian" make it ok does it ? .
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 11:47
whupsy
Well looking at the company your mate Corbyn used to keep, he thought that the IRA were friends of Britain
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 11:58
SkyTV debate cancelled!
Bojo baulks another refusal. If it were show jumping, he would have been scratched by now!
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 13:42
What a devious shyster.
Can't handle the scrutiny, and that's before he's got the gig.
How's this guy going to be accountable for anything!
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 13:56
There are 16 Conservative Party hustings to be held for the leadership, and they have had one already in Birmingham, so why have extra ones on TV channels, why not just do what they did on Saturday and televise the ones that are already setup to happen
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 13:56
That's for the Grey rinse of the Conservative party for who he can't do any wrong so no jepardy in those.
Let the country have a good look at the dodgy liar, after all he will be leading it.
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 14:02
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Has anyone mentioned that the rat Corbyn wants ex British soldiers to face prosecution for doing their job in northern Ireland.
"The Labour Party leader said the law “must apply to everyone” when was quizzed over the Bloody Sunday shooting, during which 13 unarmed civilians were killed by British soldiers in Northern Ireland’s Londonderry. But his remarks were met with anger by those siding with veterans and the victims of the IRA, whose suspected terrorists were granted amnesty by former Prime Minister Tony Blair."
Just wondering what the red comrades on here think to this, are they willing to see these ex soldiers handed over to be prosecuted because the their Labour rat Corbyn says so?
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 14:06
But the country is not electing him is it, it is the Conservative membership who are electing him, and I am not sure he can get Brexit done, it might be a very short lived premiership, because if he tries to force Brexit through, without the approval of Parliament and a vote of no confidence is called and if the vote is lost, a General Election will be called and your mate Corbyn will be in number 10
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 14:06
"A former IRA terrorist said Jeremy Corbyn's support for the group gave its members "great encouragement" and claimed the Labour leader and shadow chancellor John McDonnell have "blood on their own hands".
Sean O'Callaghan said the support of the Labour leader and Mr McDonnell had "made it easier" for the republican terror group to carry out atrocities.
A spokesman for the Labour dismissed the "false and contemptible claims" and stressed Mr Corbyn and Mr McDonnell's commitment to the peace process.
IRA terrorist-turned-informer O'Callaghan, a convicted double killer, said he witnessed the impact of the support from the Labour figures during the 1980s.
Writing in The Sun he said: "IRA men and women, many young and hopelessly politically naive, derived great encouragement from the solidarity openly displayed by Corbyn, McDonnell and their associates.
"I know. I was there. I witnessed the effect. They might not have pulled a trigger or planted a bomb but they certainly made it easier for those who did."
Put this guy in Number 10...put him at the end of a rope, he's a treasonous rat.
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 14:16
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Tweedledum and Tweedledee
Decided to have a battle;
For Tweedledum said Tweedledee
Had spoiled his nice new rattle.
Just then flew down a monstrous crow,
As black as a tar-barrel;
Which frightened both the heroes so,
They quite forgot their quarrel
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 14:40
..your mate Corbyn..
That's quite an assumption.
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 15:30
I would hope it is "quite an assumption" too
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 15:38
I assume it would be.
Replied: 24th Jun 2019 at 15:46
grimy its good to see your not resorting to your usual insults.in fact i,m quite pleased your response to getting out more,i went in the back garden and laughed and laughed at your pitiful attempt at humour.however i did note your non response to your leader's praise of the illegal president of the nfortunate country the dictator rules.
can we look forward to the same benefits the venuzaluan people are now enduring when commissar corbyn takes power in britain.
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the torys are no diffrent 1stroke . and still nothing said about islamaphobia ? .
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 00:09
Boris Boofhead woman abuser
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 05:42
The thoughts of either Johnson or Hunt strikes fear into me.
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 08:11
Ditto jathbee..
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Watched the stage managed interview he did with the BBC last night.
The blustering bumbling buffoon is going to make Trump look like JFK on the world stage.
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 15:19
Oh, I wouldn't go that far: 'Trump Lite', surely?
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 15:22
The thing with Boris, is that HE DOES NOT EVEN APPEAR TO BE TELLING YOU THE TRUTH! Watched just on TV news, and ALL his body language indicating that he is telling lies!
It is as if he is flaunting a sub text of 'I don't need to tell the truth, I can get away with telling porkies!'
We have had many untruthful politicians.
We have had many arrogant politicians.
But we don't usually get this particular mix of the two!
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 16:42
what a set of snowflakes,fearing politicians,oh crumbs we have never had a bad PM before.laughable insanity.
Replied: 25th Jun 2019 at 17:30
Will we have to re-think all our pedagogy?
How do you teach kids that if you want to get on in this world, you have to be fat, lazy and dishonest?
Then again, plenty of our people are so, so perhaps 'The Fat Controller', who is shamelessly ruthless, is representative.
Wigan, again taken the lead in this social trend
Replied: 26th Jun 2019 at 14:31
Boris once again demonstrates he is never one to make the mistake of putting the country's interest ahead of his own.
What a disgrace the Tory party has become!
And, note to the usual suspects: don't bother replying by attacking Corbyn, I think we all know that Labour is as bad, so leave aside the attempt to distract us from awareness of the mediocre quality of someone about to be foisted upon us as PM!
Replied: 10th Jul 2019 at 15:23
Interesting to note that some of the big backers of bojo are the same people who were involved in the libor rate rigging scandal years ago.
One bank that the same people were associated with was fined £940 million by u s and u k regulators for the libor rigging.
One thing is certain.
I wouldnt allow bojo or hunt to look after MY dog for the weekend .
Replied: 10th Jul 2019 at 18:33
grimshaw
Yoo as a socialist believe in lots of public spending, and nationalised industries, so where do you think the money comes from to pay for such large public spending?
Replied: 10th Jul 2019 at 18:38
Your point is .?
Replied: 10th Jul 2019 at 18:44
Well, Andrew Neil certainly exposed Boris's shortcomings!
Bojo still attempted to bluster and bully, and evade the questions. Andrew is the first interviewer that I have seen stand up to Boris, and call him out, and not let him get away with his duplicitous tactics.
Is there something fishy about Bojo getting so far along in this selection process before he encounters an interlocutor of this calibre?
Replied: 12th Jul 2019 at 23:06
Andrew is one of the best, if not the best, in his field.
Replied: 12th Jul 2019 at 23:27