fernandopartridge
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No worries Tarquin, I'm sure you can get the L&W supporters to lobby Dave Boddy to ban anybody daring to criticise the Prime MinisterThanks sweetie
Do you want to discuss boring politics? (213 Viewers)
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JAM See
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No opportunity to discuss the merits of O'Hare.
No opportunity to discuss the best midfield pairing.
No opportunity to discuss whether Dabo is overrated.
What else we gonna do?
Blart about Covid and boring politics. That's all we've got.
rob9872
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Well I'll ask, but it seems we have to keep a few of the underclass in for balance and order.
stupot07
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Cnuts
Across England, people were still banned from meeting more than one adult from another household socially – and then it had to be outdoors and at a 2-metre distance.
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Across England, people were still banned from meeting more than one adult from another household socially – and then it had to be outdoors and at a 2-metre distance.
Boris Johnson and staff pictured with wine in Downing Street garden in May 2020
Exclusive: photograph raises fresh questions for No 10 after denial of a social event at time of Covid restrictions
Chatting over cheese and wine: anatomy of Downing Street lockdown gathering
No 10 says no rules are being broken in photograph that has come to light from first coronavirus lockdown
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Liquid Gold
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Johnson being a c**t is a fact and facts can't be political
What you're after is protection from the realisation that you voted for a c**t
What you're after is protection from the realisation that you voted for a c**t
Grendel
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Given The choice was him or an IRA suck up that’s really not a great response - what are they?
Liquid Gold
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Ironically Johnson has done more to bring around a united Ireland than the IRA ever did.
Grendel
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he really hasn’t but hey ho we will see
Brighton Sky Blue
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Take a good look at this then. Brexit and Johnson's handling of it has clearly done more damage than good.
LORD-ASHCROFT-POLLS-Ulster-and-the-Union-1.pdf (lordashcroftpolls.com)
skybluetony176
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In the latest polls Sinn Fein are ahead for first preference votes with the next assembly elections due in May. If republicans take the majority of first and second preference votes that’s the trigger for a border poll and the end of the union. All thanks to Boris, they’ll be painting murals on walls of him in republican areas as the man who united Ireland.
Brighton Sky Blue
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They are also looking like romping home in the Republic as and when their next election happens. All so bloody avoidable, and I said so in 2019 that this is what would be the consequence. You've got 2/3 of all NI voters thinking there should be a border poll within 10 years, and it's only in the DUP/UUP vote that there's a majority for staying.
The Union should never have been less important than Brexit. The comments in there are damning.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Yeah, we do take it too seriously. Not like it decides the laws, taxes or spending on public services or anything...
Johnnythespider
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Well he clearly has. Creating a de facto border between UK and Northern Ireland has to be the start
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Not sure anyone is gloating. Just explaining reality.
Oh just fuck off. Utter c**ts.
"Downing Street insists the picture shows a "staff meeting". "
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"Downing Street insists the picture shows a "staff meeting". "
COVID-19: Downing Street defends photo claiming to show PM and staff in lockdown garden gathering - as Labour demand 'the truth'
The picture, published by The Guardian, shows the prime minister, his wife Carrie, and colleagues with wine and cheese. It came after a news conference in which the then-health secretary, Matt Hancock, outlined the latest lockdown restrictions.
JAM See
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I hereby confirm that I am forming a political party called 'CCFC fans'Oh just fuck off. Utter c**ts.
"Downing Street insists the picture shows a "staff meeting". "
COVID-19: Downing Street defends photo claiming to show PM and staff in lockdown garden gathering - as Labour demand 'the truth'
The picture, published by The Guardian, shows the prime minister, his wife Carrie, and colleagues with wine and cheese. It came after a news conference in which the then-health secretary, Matt Hancock, outlined the latest lockdown restrictions.
Any gatherings of aforementioned 'CCFC Fans' associates shall not be perceived as 'social gatherings', but as 'staff meetings'.
If anybody has a problem with this, please take it up with Cressida Dick (who will do fuck all).
Fucking shambolic debacle.
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clint van damme
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Why? Irish reunification would meant the end of the union, but it wouldn't automatically mean saying goodbye to Scotland and Wales.
And it was the tories who had to be propped up by a party from the province in 2017.
I would also suggest that overseeing the demise of the union by a party called the Conservative and unionist party would surely pose big questions about their competence on top of all the other shit surrounding them at the moment.
clint van damme
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Oh just fuck off. Utter c**ts.
"Downing Street insists the picture shows a "staff meeting". "
COVID-19: Downing Street defends photo claiming to show PM and staff in lockdown garden gathering - as Labour demand 'the truth'
The picture, published by The Guardian, shows the prime minister, his wife Carrie, and colleagues with wine and cheese. It came after a news conference in which the then-health secretary, Matt Hancock, outlined the latest lockdown restrictions.
shmmeee
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Don’t think it would make much difference. Sinn Fein don’t take their seats and the vast majority of what’s left are the DUP.
shmmeee
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David O'Day
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Tory c**t
David O'Day
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clint van damme
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rob9872
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IRA c**t
There's loads of them at it.
Johnson threw his staff under the bus live on TV so there's a lot of people out to get him!
Grendel
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Brighton Sky Blue
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Nobody’s gloating. What I find very odd is how blasé the Brexiteers and Tories here and elsewhere are towards the country breaking apart as a consequence of things and people they voted for.
‘British sovereignty’ means little if the British state doesn’t last barely 10 years after the vote.
Grendel
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Scotland have had referendums to leave oddly before brexit and Sturgeon will do it again if she can and lose again
It’s always been within irelands remit to vote for union with the south since the signing of the Treaty - I think the appetite will not be great in the south and was always at one point going to the be the majority in the north