Madcap, or would you prefer "Let every dirty, lousy tramp arm himself with a revolver or a knife, and lay in wait on the steps of the palaces of the rich and stab or shoot the owners as they come out. Let us kill them without mercy, and let it be a war of extermination." :nonono:
Today Bercow announced that the "Customs Union" vote was actually 265 to 271 not 264 t0 272.
Staying in the Customs Union would solve the Irish border problem. All they need to do is convince 7 of the 114 MPs who abstained and we could actually have a workable Brexit.
I believe that is Neil Horan, a defrocked Catholic priest who made a pest of himself on numerous occasions, running on the track during a F1 race, pushing over a marathon runner at the Athens Olympics, etc. He was arrested at the World Cup in Germany for having a placard saying something similar about Hitler.
Just exposing those legs should be a public order offence.
God says to a West Ham fan you can have one wish, the hammers fan say what about getting West Ham in Europe. God says that’s not possible anything else so he says how about getting Britain out of Europe, god says was it europa or champions league you wanted
The whole thing is really very depressing, however the size of that reporters microphone did made me laugh, a reporter from the FT, they must have dragged that thing out of the deepest basement.
The last time I saw something like it, John Motson was holding it up in front of Kevin (I’d love it) Keegan
The man leading the campaign to deselect Grieve is Jon Conway.
Before he joined the Tory party he was he was UKIP's Beaconsfield branch chairman, he stood for South Bucks council and was UKIP's candidate for Central Devon in 2015. In 2016 he tried to get elected to UKIP's National Executive Committee.
In 2017 he stood against Grieve as the UKIP candidate for Beaconsfield.
If you can't beat them, join them...and then kick them out of their seat.
The campaign against Grieve was led by the man who stood as the Ukip candidate for Beaconsfield in 2017. The Times reported that Jon Conway, a pantomime producer, had been recruited by the Conservatives after serving as a regional organiser for Vote Leave.
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"Let every dirty, lousy tramp arm himself with a revolver or a knife, and lay in wait on the steps of the palaces of the rich and stab or shoot the owners as they come out. Let us kill them without mercy, and let it be a war of extermination."
:nonono:
Revoke article 50 lost 293 - 184
Another referendum lost 295 - 268
The closest was leaving the EU but staying in the Customs Union which lost 264 - 272.
It's a compromise that doesn't make the Remainers or the Breiteers happy so that's what we'll probably end up with.
Staying in the Customs Union would solve the Irish border problem. All they need to do is convince 7 of the 114 MPs who abstained and we could actually have a workable Brexit.
Rather, it's not your idea of Brexit.
Or :wahoo: doing what thtey thought was right with free mind?
The other six votes were free including Ken Clarke's Customs Union amendment.
Looks like we will have to cancel the Expats party with had in Antwerp tonight to signal the end of the union...
Just exposing those legs should be a public order offence.
And God saw Brexit, and it was an absolute shambles
Parliament must honour the Referendum result. Leave deal or no deal 29/03/19
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2019/03/29/brexit-marchers-confused-on-day-they-planned-to-celebrate/
Matthew 7:7–8 (paraphrased) "seek and ye shall find"
The last time I saw something like it, John Motson was holding it up in front of Kevin (I’d love it) Keegan
“Sky news”
Before he joined the Tory party he was he was UKIP's Beaconsfield branch chairman, he stood for South Bucks council and was UKIP's candidate for Central Devon in 2015. In 2016 he tried to get elected to UKIP's National Executive Committee.
In 2017 he stood against Grieve as the UKIP candidate for Beaconsfield.
If you can't beat them, join them...and then kick them out of their seat.
It gets worse if that’s possible
If this true from the daily mail
Not a word Labour says can ever be trusted again: STEPHEN POLLARD on how Jeremy Corbyn and his party went back on their word to honour the referendum
Is there any possibility of doubt?
I assume there is a similar piece on how the Tory party failed to get its MPs to do the same...?