KZNSeagull
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Oh I totally agree. Make a facking decision FFS!
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[News] Corbyn. Motion of no confidence.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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Oh I totally agree. Make a facking decision FFS!
sir albion
New member
Politics in the UK is just getting embarrassing week after week and these public school boys and girls are not the types we need anymore.
Just a bunch of self absorbed twats !!
Look at leaders around the world who have backbone and a clear direction and then you get our lot....please give us a leader again and not a follower !!
Really wish we could get rid of them all.
Just a bunch of self absorbed twats !!
Look at leaders around the world who have backbone and a clear direction and then you get our lot....please give us a leader again and not a follower !!
Really wish we could get rid of them all.
Yeah, quick check on how France are doing, oh.....
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,884
Of course, she is doing splendidly. As a nation we have become a laughing stock.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,884
Add Belgium, Sweden, Hungary. Lovely eu huh?
sir albion
New member
They will sort it I'm sure !!
With the hideous amounts of internal problems we have here I'd dread to think what the French would do in our situation.
I mean look what we pay in fuel and the cost of living here is just hideous!!
The UK desperately needs direction and big changes fast as big problems have been brewing up for many many years.Record amount of people in work and a thriving economy clearly is not enough.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,557
I'm envious of the unity the 27 in Europe have. Obviously they don't agree on everything but they have a common goal, they recognise they share the same land mass, the same history, the same economic market and have put nationalism to one side. By stark contrast the UK is split socially and politically, and there is complete contempt between May and Corbyn at a time when Parliament needs to be working together and building consensus.
Supporting the EU was one of the few things the main parties had in common. Take that away and everything will go the way of the NHS, education and social policy, i.e. a political football to be hoofed from end to end every 5 years.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Once again Comrade Corbyn is on the right side of history and ready to turf this shambolic shell of a Prime Minister out of office, can't wait to see Mogg's merry men vote for her after saying they had no confidence in her as leader of the Tories
sir albion
New member
To be fair I was thinking the big boys like China,Japan,Germany(few issues)etc.Every country has challenges but it's just our weak vulnerable PM's that grate me unlike most other countries !!
Of course Europe is on the slide mostly as expected and it's just the beginning.
Silverhatch
Well-known member
Absolutely no fan of May, but I’d love her to call out JRM, Johnston, Gove and c**tchops Farage and tell them to get on a Eurostar and sort out their deal with Brussels. SPLITTERS. And as for the opposition...
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
- 8,433
Totally agree especially the bit about the campaign, both sides have been campaigning for two years now.
sir albion
New member
I agree to a certain extent but most countries in the EU are small and will benefit far more from being in it.
It's the big boys that generate 80% of the monies the EU receive and as times go by the big boys will be drained out as more bailouts arise.
The EU would be far better if it was trade only as the identities of countries are changing and around Europe tensions are rising.
You have to realise that millions of people in mainland Europe do want out of the EU and possibly nearly 40% who knows.
I thought you'd prefer a cliff
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I see it's being reported that if the Government do refuse time for this motion against the PM then Labour will bring a full no confidence motion against the government which has to be granted time under the FTPA.
I think many of the EU members have not put nationalism aside - Austria, Hungary, Poland for example. These tensions will wax and wane, but I can't see an EU political union for a very long time, which possibly means their economic union (Euro) won't work very well. But I agree we are in a mess ourselves: the Brexit issue seems to have become so fundamental that perhaps our political parties should reform themselves on mainly that issue?
portslade seagull
Well-known member
All parties just not them two. They all look after themselves. You never see a destitute MP. We are cannon fodder for their fantasies
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,884
Bloody democracy and the Right To Protest crap, you wouldn't get this in Russia.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
You would be off to Siberia by the end of the day !!