| PMQs 13:35 - Jul 22 with 4146 views | BlueNomad |
What a malignant buffoon we have “leading” the country. His performance today was appalling, looking for jokes about the Russia Report, banging on about Brexit being the will of the people instead of acknowledging the government’s “mistakes” and generally giving the full clown repertoire. I can understand some people share his (loose) ideology but I cannot understand those who like him or think he’s doing a good job.
I never thought my dislike of Thatcher would be surpassed but he has managed it. Her saving grace was that she was competent in the role and attached gravity to it. |  | | |  |
| PMQs on 16:56 - Jul 22 with 859 views | Herbivore |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
Erm, Johnson putting a border down the Irish Sea is a far bigger concession than May ever made. You still don't really get what is going on after all these years. |  |
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| PMQs on 16:58 - Jul 22 with 858 views | pointofblue |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
If Johnson is a representative of a Conservative politician then both the country and party are screwed. |  |
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| PMQs on 17:12 - Jul 22 with 828 views | sparks |
| PMQs on 16:58 - Jul 22 by pointofblue |
If Johnson is a representative of a Conservative politician then both the country and party are screwed. |
The answer to a very serious and important question about China and sanctions was an utter disgrace.
To use such a grave and reasonable question as a platform to do an election speech about recruiting nurses and police was quite extraordinary to see. Embarrassing, unprofessional, undignified and showing utter utter contempt for parliament, democracy, and the rather serious issue of genocide. |  |
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| PMQs on 17:16 - Jul 22 with 821 views | BlueNomad |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
Are you in Year 10 and have a dad who has made a bit of money? You come across like one who is. | | | |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 with 803 views | solomon |
| PMQs on 14:51 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Theresa May was unbeatable in the useless stakes. Nobody has been more hopeless.
And let's not forget Gordon Brown. Or John Major.
As for Kier Starmer I've never seen a more charmless man in British politics. Does he ever smile? Does he have a sense of humour? A man destined for the political dustbin in a few years, like his clone Ed Milliband.
If Boris extracts us from the EU on WTO terms he'll always get a thumbs up from me. |
You seem to have missed out Ted Heath?
Boris may indeed get your thumbs up and I really hope it works out for you
Given time I suspect Your children and grandchildren may have a different opinion on this one. |  | | |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 with 801 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
At what point will you be listing the benefits of a no-deal Brexit for us? |  |
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| PMQs on 17:40 - Jul 22 with 791 views | The_Last_Baron |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 by solomon |
You seem to have missed out Ted Heath?
Boris may indeed get your thumbs up and I really hope it works out for you
Given time I suspect Your children and grandchildren may have a different opinion on this one. |
Yes, Ted Heath is alongside May. Heath was a disgusting character to boot.
Callaghan would have been a very good PM if he hadn't have been dealt a bad set of cards. My favourite Labour PM by some distance. Labour were a proper party back then and had many great politicians within in. |  |
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| PMQs on 17:44 - Jul 22 with 792 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 14:51 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Theresa May was unbeatable in the useless stakes. Nobody has been more hopeless.
And let's not forget Gordon Brown. Or John Major.
As for Kier Starmer I've never seen a more charmless man in British politics. Does he ever smile? Does he have a sense of humour? A man destined for the political dustbin in a few years, like his clone Ed Milliband.
If Boris extracts us from the EU on WTO terms he'll always get a thumbs up from me. |
Remind us again what the benefits of unelected foreigners the WTO telling us what to do is? | |
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| PMQs on 17:45 - Jul 22 with 785 views | SpruceMoose |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 by BlueBadger |
At what point will you be listing the benefits of a no-deal Brexit for us? |
1st of never.
There are none. There will be none.
Brexit is for frustrated nostaglics, closeted xenophobes and those of the red face and smooth brain. [Post edited 22 Jul 2020 17:47]
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| PMQs on 17:48 - Jul 22 with 778 views | SpruceMoose |
| PMQs on 17:44 - Jul 22 by BlueBadger |
Remind us again what the benefits of unelected foreigners the WTO telling us what to do is? |
Never mind that, the UK government seems to be currently run by an unelected ET looking fella. Surely old Baron von Brainless is upset about that?! [Post edited 22 Jul 2020 17:48]
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| PMQs on 17:49 - Jul 22 with 774 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 17:45 - Jul 22 by SpruceMoose |
1st of never.
There are none. There will be none.
Brexit is for frustrated nostaglics, closeted xenophobes and those of the red face and smooth brain. [Post edited 22 Jul 2020 17:47]
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'Closeted'? | |
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| PMQs on 17:52 - Jul 22 with 768 views | Swansea_Blue |
| PMQs on 17:12 - Jul 22 by sparks |
The answer to a very serious and important question about China and sanctions was an utter disgrace.
To use such a grave and reasonable question as a platform to do an election speech about recruiting nurses and police was quite extraordinary to see. Embarrassing, unprofessional, undignified and showing utter utter contempt for parliament, democracy, and the rather serious issue of genocide. |
He doesn't appear to be able to do anything other than campaign mode. |  |
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| PMQs on 17:53 - Jul 22 with 765 views | SpruceMoose |
I'm feeling generous today. | |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| PMQs on 18:07 - Jul 22 with 753 views | m14_blue |
| PMQs on 16:56 - Jul 22 by Herbivore |
Erm, Johnson putting a border down the Irish Sea is a far bigger concession than May ever made. You still don't really get what is going on after all these years. |
Which was presumably one of the reasons he described Johnson’s deal as ‘worse than remaining’ and ‘not a real Brexit’.
He couldn’t care less about his country, his family’s future or even his precious Brexit, literally all he cares about is beating ‘the libs’. It’s deeply unpatriotic and pretty shameful all round but I guess it’s all he’s got.
Imagine your life being so sh1t that your heroes are ‘big dom’ and Nigel Farage. It’s to be pitied really. [Post edited 22 Jul 2020 18:13]
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| PMQs on 18:11 - Jul 22 with 744 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 15:18 - Jul 22 by usm |
Hahaha
Gordon Brown
That is all |
Ah yes, the Mick McCarthy to Boris' Paul Lambert. | |
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| PMQs on 18:12 - Jul 22 with 744 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 by solomon |
You seem to have missed out Ted Heath?
Boris may indeed get your thumbs up and I really hope it works out for you
Given time I suspect Your children and grandchildren may have a different opinion on this one. |
LOL, like TLB has ever had sex, let alone children. | |
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| PMQs on 18:51 - Jul 22 with 716 views | BlueBadger |
| PMQs on 16:23 - Jul 22 by BlueNomad |
Hoorah! He’s back!
I would be careful in tying yourself to the mast of this lot. It hints of support for buffoonery and general nastiness, incompetence over competence and (unless you are extremely wealthy) policies intended to limit democracy and cause massive economic difficulties. Trying to defend them in this context is lamentable. |
Not to mention the implication of support for open and unapoloetic racism. | |
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| PMQs on 19:24 - Jul 22 with 697 views | flimflam |
| PMQs on 14:51 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Theresa May was unbeatable in the useless stakes. Nobody has been more hopeless.
And let's not forget Gordon Brown. Or John Major.
As for Kier Starmer I've never seen a more charmless man in British politics. Does he ever smile? Does he have a sense of humour? A man destined for the political dustbin in a few years, like his clone Ed Milliband.
If Boris extracts us from the EU on WTO terms he'll always get a thumbs up from me. |
Think you may have the entire squad coming at you. Good work. |  |
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| PMQs on 19:35 - Jul 22 with 681 views | eastangliaisblue |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
Good job we didn't have to pay £50 billion into the Covid-19 bailout. That will come in handy when we leave with no deal. |  | | |
| PMQs on 20:22 - Jul 22 with 647 views | Swansea_Blue |
| PMQs on 16:34 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Of course you'd prefer May, a woman who bent over backwards to give the EU exactly what they wanted. With David Frost, Big Dom and BJ leading the charge now instead of Ollie and May, the EU are on the back foot. Also no 50 pound billion bail out from the UK taxpayer for the Covid 19 bailout which would have been the case had we still been in.
May took the Tories to such depths they managed an impressive 9% in the European elections. She was no Conservative. |
Absolutely bonkers  | |
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| PMQs on 22:06 - Jul 22 with 609 views | peterleeblue |
| PMQs on 14:51 - Jul 22 by The_Last_Baron |
Theresa May was unbeatable in the useless stakes. Nobody has been more hopeless.
And let's not forget Gordon Brown. Or John Major.
As for Kier Starmer I've never seen a more charmless man in British politics. Does he ever smile? Does he have a sense of humour? A man destined for the political dustbin in a few years, like his clone Ed Milliband.
If Boris extracts us from the EU on WTO terms he'll always get a thumbs up from me. |
Keir Starmer will slowly build a quality team and take the Tories out in 5 years time.
He has removed Rebecca Long Bailey at the first opportunity and will piece his own jigsaw over time. |  | | |
| PMQs on 22:27 - Jul 22 with 592 views | Tangledupin_Blue |
| PMQs on 15:18 - Jul 22 by usm |
Hahaha
Gordon Brown
That is all |
Just in this century there've been four worse Prime Ministers than Brown (and Brown wasn't great). |  |
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| PMQs on 22:34 - Jul 22 with 580 views | mrshallisfit |
| PMQs on 17:29 - Jul 22 by solomon |
You seem to have missed out Ted Heath?
Boris may indeed get your thumbs up and I really hope it works out for you
Given time I suspect Your children and grandchildren may have a different opinion on this one. |
Overall I hope that the state have stopped The Last Baron from breeding. | | | |
| PMQs on 22:47 - Jul 22 with 571 views | Swansea_Blue |
| PMQs on 19:35 - Jul 22 by eastangliaisblue |
Good job we didn't have to pay £50 billion into the Covid-19 bailout. That will come in handy when we leave with no deal. |
Yeah, who’d want to be part of a €750bn recovery fund, working with our closest neighbours to try and bounce back as quickly as possible? Yes we would have had to have contributed, but as usual the benefits would have out weighed the costs. Brexiteers will never acknowledge that; they only see the costs and not the benefits. | |
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| PMQs on 07:21 - Jul 23 with 508 views | eastangliaisblue |
| PMQs on 22:47 - Jul 22 by Swansea_Blue |
Yeah, who’d want to be part of a €750bn recovery fund, working with our closest neighbours to try and bounce back as quickly as possible? Yes we would have had to have contributed, but as usual the benefits would have out weighed the costs. Brexiteers will never acknowledge that; they only see the costs and not the benefits. |
At least all the money we will be saving can go into the NHS.  | | | |
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