Raleigh Chopper
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I'm pleased it was you that posted this, because it means that the complete opposite is the truth and we can all have a laugh at your total stupidity.
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[Politics] Brexit
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I'm pleased it was you that posted this, because it means that the complete opposite is the truth and we can all have a laugh at your total stupidity.
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
BG, your posts on football sometimes make me laugh out loud, you’re posts on politics has me rolling on the floor, keep up tthe good work.
It’s not 100% Johnson’s fault,Theresa Mays 2017 election that lost the Tory majority was probably more at fault, but, Johnson sacking 21 Conservative MPs, and then bringing back a deal that so upsets your only allies that they refuse to back it, has to be up there with the biggest ever mistakes of any Prime Minuster.
Just think, if the ERG including Johnson, had backed May, we’d be out now. If May hadn’t tried and failed to wipe out Corbyn, we’d be out now, that must really rankle with leavers.
And now, hopefully, the Brexit company ltd are going to split the leaver vote, and Johnson won’t get the majority he needs to get his crappy deal through.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Wrong.
His deal had just won it's second reading, but then got to the amendments stage. He didn't want any amendments so pulled the bill, and asked for a vote on a general election instead.
His deal is now invalid as this parliamentary session is finished.
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
EXCLUSIVE: The Metropolitan Police have passed a file of criminal evidence against @BorisJohnson and Dominic Cummings' Vote Leave campaign to the Crown Prosecution Service:
This is a summary of a series of tweets posted by Adam Ramsey, a Scottish journo.
For us, this story began more than two years ago, when we got a tranche of Electoral Commission internal emails which revealed they had thought the Vote Leave/Darren Grimes relationship probably broke the rules. But they'd decided not to investigate:
This came on the back of stories by [MENTION=28306]carol[/MENTION]ecadwalla and [MENTION=13123]jim[/MENTION]waterson who had revealed the extraordinary donation from Vote Leave to Grimes's wee outfit in the first place.
And it led to @JolyonMaugham bringing a case calling on the Electoral Commission re-opening their investigation, which the commission then did:
One of the things the Electoral Commission emails had revealed was that the 'donation' to Darren Grimes's BeLeave almost all went direct to the Canadian data company AggregateIQ.
In March 2018, @shahmiruk blew the whistle speaking to [MENTION=28306]carol[/MENTION]ecadwalla about the exact nature of the relationship between Vote Leave, BeLeave and AggregateIQ:
In July 2018, the Electoral Commission ruled that Vote Leave had broken the law - overspending by funnelling money through BeLeave:
Vote Leave were referred to the Metropolitan Police by the Electoral Commission. But months later, nothing seemed to be happening, so we chased them up. We were told that an investigation hadn't yet been opened due to 'political sensitivities':
At Mayor's Question Time, @sianberry asked @SadiqKhan why the Met hadn't acted. He read out their response, saying they hadn't received the files for ages. It turned out what really happened was they hadn't bothered to collect them:
In July this year, 12 months after Vote Leave were found to have broken the law, the Met still hadn't reported any progress:
Then, a year after we'd reported that the Met hadn't done anything yet, I rang my colleague Jim Cusick and asked him to chase them again. That was September. Today, we finally got an answer:
Throughout this whole process, Vote Leave and pals have worked very hard to spin this story away. They’ve been so successful that some prominent journalists seem to have genuinely believed them. Hopefully that ends today.
This is a summary of a series of tweets posted by Adam Ramsey, a Scottish journo.
For us, this story began more than two years ago, when we got a tranche of Electoral Commission internal emails which revealed they had thought the Vote Leave/Darren Grimes relationship probably broke the rules. But they'd decided not to investigate:
This came on the back of stories by [MENTION=28306]carol[/MENTION]ecadwalla and [MENTION=13123]jim[/MENTION]waterson who had revealed the extraordinary donation from Vote Leave to Grimes's wee outfit in the first place.
And it led to @JolyonMaugham bringing a case calling on the Electoral Commission re-opening their investigation, which the commission then did:
One of the things the Electoral Commission emails had revealed was that the 'donation' to Darren Grimes's BeLeave almost all went direct to the Canadian data company AggregateIQ.
In March 2018, @shahmiruk blew the whistle speaking to [MENTION=28306]carol[/MENTION]ecadwalla about the exact nature of the relationship between Vote Leave, BeLeave and AggregateIQ:
In July 2018, the Electoral Commission ruled that Vote Leave had broken the law - overspending by funnelling money through BeLeave:
Vote Leave were referred to the Metropolitan Police by the Electoral Commission. But months later, nothing seemed to be happening, so we chased them up. We were told that an investigation hadn't yet been opened due to 'political sensitivities':
At Mayor's Question Time, @sianberry asked @SadiqKhan why the Met hadn't acted. He read out their response, saying they hadn't received the files for ages. It turned out what really happened was they hadn't bothered to collect them:
In July this year, 12 months after Vote Leave were found to have broken the law, the Met still hadn't reported any progress:
Then, a year after we'd reported that the Met hadn't done anything yet, I rang my colleague Jim Cusick and asked him to chase them again. That was September. Today, we finally got an answer:
Throughout this whole process, Vote Leave and pals have worked very hard to spin this story away. They’ve been so successful that some prominent journalists seem to have genuinely believed them. Hopefully that ends today.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The Brexit candidate for Batley & Spen, Jill Hughes, has been dropped because she claims to come from Sirius, and aliens are already working with governments on earth.
Source, Yorkshire Post.
Source, Yorkshire Post.
Can see why some people in high places really want Brexit done as quickly as possible.
Stuff doesn’t usually get passed to CPS unless there is substantial evidence.
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
I believe her, more than I believe Johnson.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
- 9,874
Blimey, she's one of their more credible ones with that background.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
My Pleasure, meanwhile the silent majority sitting with their feet up waiting to cast their votes in December
regards
DF
you can only claim to be the silent majority if you shut the **** up for once.
Sometimes I wonder how we came to be in this utter shambles. Then I see one of your posts and it becomes painfully clear.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,346
BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,132
Boris appreciates your blind loyalty on this matter and will make sure you are looked after.
No ifs, no buts.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,346
Raleigh Chopper
New member
I'm afraid there are millions of them up and down the country, it's really scary that they just can't see the obvious, I wonder what is going on in their heads.
So entrenched in their misguided beliefs that they refuse to listen just in case they may here the truth.
I agree.
There doesn't seem to be that much going on in their heads, but their hearts are pumping with a massive, misguided sense of injustice, successfully orchestrated by malevolent forces that have hidden agendas.
Genuinely disturbing. One of the biggest development on Brexit in the last year or so. BBC confirming their position.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,322
not sure frightening, its certainly interesting. reason Met give for not investigating is political sensitivity, which would be a given for electoral law. they've taken 16 mths then refered to CPS for advice. feet dragging doesnt seem enough. wouldnt expect any resolution before election at this pace of investigation.
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,599
Chance missed 1. Boris - a Tory - led Leave to victory and was the obvious choice to take over from Cameron and deliver Brexit. He bottled it.
Chance missed 2. Theresa May - a Tory - has a Parliamentary majority to get Brexit done but opts to have a GE, blowing that majority.
Chance missed 3. The ERG and Boris - Tories - vote against Theresa May's Deal twice.
Chance missed 4. Boris - the Tory - finally wins a Parliamentary vote on his Brexit Deal, then chooses to go for a GE, thereby dissolving Parliament so his vote falls by the wayside.
And you pin no Brexit on the opposition?! Wake up, man!