Current Affairs 2017 General Election

[roydo]

I had to double check the Watford Observer wasn't a satire/parody site. If it was tongue in cheek it's very misguided on polling day, and worse if it wasn't. And I'd say the same if the owner had said vote Labour too.

Oh sure, utterly daft.

 

[Blue 1]

Next time I'm late with a report for work I'm going to tell them it's because it takes a long time for ink to dry on goat parchment.

 

[Groucho]

I think it's incredibly selfish to cling on to power at the possible expense of the GF agreement and stability in NI.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

I hope when parliament reconvenes that corbyn shouts " just bloody go woman", like Tory boy shouted at Corbin last year

 

[Number_25]

The Tories are an absolute shambles, we find ourselves in a coalition of utter chaos - propped up by the nationalists in Northern Ireland.

We need a strong and stable leader to guide us through these Brexit negotiations, and secure the best possible deal in the national interest.

We need Jeremy Corbyn.

 

[Number_25]

In fairness, to think that Lynton Crosby got paid £3m for that tripe - the Tories have the economic sensibilities of a 10 year old.

 

[gonetomorrow]

May really should have resigned. To call an election just days before vital Brexit talks shows amazing misjudgement.
Saying "I'll get us out of this mess etc" only compounds the damage to her reputation.
Of course that remark was directed at Tory MPs. She couldn't give a monkey's about the rest of us.

 

[roydo]

The Tories are an absolute shambles, we find ourselves in a coalition of utter chaos - propped up by the nationalists in Northern Ireland.

We need a strong and stable leader to guide us through these Brexit negotiations, and secure the best possible deal in the national interest.

We need Jeremy Corbyn.

Thought it was, or is, the Unionists?

But the whole thing is a cocking pigs ear.

 

[Jib in lad]

Hahaaaaaaaaa

The Tories spent 1.200.000 on negative anti Corbyn social media adverts.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I think it's incredibly selfish to cling on to power at the possible expense of the GF agreement and stability in NI.

It's only at the possible expense of the GFA to someone who views violence as a legitimate alternative tho. Shaun Woodward is a crook. Done more dirty deals with terrorists on both sides than is imaginable, yet thinks he can lecture on morality.

 

[Groucho]

It's only at the possible expense of the GFA to someone who views violence as a legitimate alternative tho. Shaun Woodward is a crook. Done more dirty deals with terrorists on both sides than is imaginable, yet thinks he can lecture on morality.

It compromises the neutrality, which to the GF agreement, is crucial.

 

[roydo]

It compromises the neutrality, which to the GF agreement, is crucial.

Thing is though, the GFA has almost become a non political issue hasnt it? Like its in absolutely no ones interest to muck about with it.

Unless I have missed something.

 

[Groucho]

Thing is though, the GFA has almost become a non political issue hasnt it? Like its in absolutely no ones interest to muck about with it.

Unless I have missed something.

They had the former NI secretary on the radio before and he wasn't impressed with current goings on.

 

[roydo]

They had the former NI secretary on the radio before and he wasn't impressed with current goings on.

Is anyone? IMO, this arrangement, if it actually happens, is purely a flag on convenience to get us in front of the EU with a signed off Queens Speech.

May can spout all she likes about serving a full term and other assembled nonsense. The chances of any alterations to the GFA are less than zero imo.

 

[coollino]

Our ex Tory MP is taking it well