UK UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson - A loco recordarentur operum verborumque eius

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He'll talk a big game on "no deal" exit but with an almost minority government will let Parliament take the blame for it not happening. Fair guess?

Then a new leader in 2021?
 
It wouldn't be mentioned, only the left would go that low
Gillard was referred to as being 'deliberately barren' by Senator Heffernan. There is no too low in modern politics anymore.
 
So we can all agree that humanity has well and truly peaked, right?

Over the last few days we've been commemorating 50 years since humanity miraculous conjured the science, the physics and the execution to land on the moon.

Since then, we've seen Trump telling people born in America to go back where they came from, and the UK has installed Johnson as PM.

We're evolving backwards. We'll be apes again in 100 years.
 

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Can't see why the people of the UK are upset at having their PM elected by 1/1000th of the population.

This is your biggest concern about democracy? 17.4 million people voted for Brexit over 3 years ago and it still hasn't happened.

Were you upset when Rudd became our PM the second time by 57 votes to 45?
 
This is your biggest concern about democracy? 17.4 million people voted for Brexit over 3 years ago and it still hasn't happened.

Were you upset when Rudd became our PM the second time by 57 votes to 45?
Cause Brexit is not black and white, there are various factors at play here, just economics and political stuff like the backstop. Then hard vs soft brexit.

Johnson will have no majority, a parliament and public opposed to no deal and an EU who, being fronted by people who are actually intelligent, who will eat him for breakfast in any negotiations.

He will be labelled a failure by mid October and will have to go back and get another extension because parliament will amend the NI bill to make No Deal illegal and he will have no choice.

Why do people believe in fantasy so easily??
 
It's funny people blame Remainers which have no majority in Parliament at the moment.

If no version of Brexit was implemented it is because the different pro Brexit factions didn't compromise amongst themselves.

If you add all the votes in Parliament of the explicitly pro Remain parties and the few pro Remain rebels they simply don't have the numbers to stop anything.

They are trying to rewrite history but we won't let you..
 
This is your biggest concern about democracy? 17.4 million people voted for Brexit over 3 years ago and it still hasn't happened.

Were you upset when Rudd became our PM the second time by 57 votes to 45?
The UK didn’t trigger Article 50 until March 2017, then requested an extension in March this year which was extended to May (again at the UK government’s request) then October by the EU. The latter extension was to allow the Brits to sort their s**t out and agree some form of coherent negotiating position but it seems that part of the EU statement was ignored by the British political class.
 
Interesting comment from the leader of the moderate nationalist SDLP (Northern Ireland)

“Johnson has coasted into Downing Street on a wave of Brexit bluff and bluster. It won’t be long until he crashes into the rocky reality that the European Union will not sacrifice the interests of Ireland to appease a man who has lied and slandered its institutions in an effort to secure power,” he said.
 
LoL at the two conservative backbenchers talking BJ up on Sky UK.

One described him as being full of “ebullience and joie de vivre” and the other said he is “a fully paid up member of the human race”.

Wowee.
 
LoL at the two conservative backbenchers talking BJ up on Sky UK.

One described him as being full of “ebullience and joie de vivre” and the other said he is “a fully paid up member of the human race”.

Wowee.
As long as he destroys the racist Corbyn his place in history is assured.
 
Tories "love Boris" shown to be a myth.

Almost 160,000 Conservative members were eligible to vote in the contest and turnout was 87.4%.

Mr Johnson's share of the vote - 66.4% - was slightly lower than that garnered by David Cameron in the 2005 Tory leadership election (67.6%).

 

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