This is the sort of extremist coalition from which an absence of PR has hitherto kept us safe.
Eh, @WATFORD zero. Eh? EH!
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[Politics] Johnson & Farage a 'Dream team' come-back together
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Eh, @WATFORD zero. Eh? EH!
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This is the sort of extremist coalition from which an absence of PR has hitherto kept us safe.
Eh, @WATFORD zero. Eh? EH!
I thought according to your post on the other thread, that if we had PR Tommy Robinson would nick all their supporters
You're not thinking this through.I thought according to your post on the other thread, that if we had PR Tommy Robinson would nick all their supporters
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon would of course be invited to join the coalition government. And the centre right would come along to be part of it. One great big right wing tent, with its incumbents being pulled by the nose towards the shittiest of solutions for all those 'problems' that trigger the normally recessive gammon gene.
Rules? PAH!
This government give zero fucks about history, or the law of the land. Just change any law you don't like. Simple.
That would require Rishi making Boris a Lord. I don't see that happening.
Yep. It's called thinking outside the box.
I have always said that had Johnson not been so lazy, fickle, venal, unprincipled and vainglorious, he would have made a terrific PM.
I must admit, however, that I also always said that had Farage not been a braying gadfly with all the charisma of an office party sex-pest, he'd still have been a blow-hard little ****.
Is this why you voted for Johnson and Farage’s Brexit?
UK net migration 2016: 311,000
UK net migration outside the EU in 2022 in Brexit Britain: 745,000
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He can’t even win a reality tv show, with bot army votes, so now wants to sue ITV, despite being paid £1.5M
Yes.
Unrestricted illegal migration needs to stop for the sake of our country. Unelected lawyers and unelected commissions shouldn't have any say in the laws of my country.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Lawyers present laws made by elected politicians, and judges make the decisions.
Governments shouldn’t be above the law.
Not necessarily. It's 'convention' that the PM is an MP. But it's never actually been tested - and there's seemingly no law / rule against it. You can be a Minister without being an MP (Cameron) and 'Prime Minister' just means 'top minister' really.
What happens if a prime minister loses their seat in a general election? | Institute for Government
At every general election there is a possibility that a party's leader would not be returned to parliament.
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Precisely. This Government will bend any rules that do exist. And if they don't actually exist - they have free rein to 'go against convention'. Like proroguing parliament. Later deemed unlawful - but the consequences? Nothing.
So the Government should be allowed to do whatever it wants and the legality of the action can go swivel on it?
drew
Drew
Guessing you're a fan of Netanyahu then.
Guessing you're a fan of Netanyahu then.
That's another thread; but no, definitely not.
That's another thread; but no, definitely not.
Wanna buy a caravan off me. Or some crypto? Its all guaranteed.
Incidentally, if my old mum had had a cock, she'd have been my dad.
Too Jewish?