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[peteblue]

I think people will make plenty of statements in the Commons to that effect.

Indeed, and they must therefore have a vote of no confidence if Johnson does not resign......

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Bloody hell, first the courts doing their job and now something I actually agree with Farage on:

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I need to sit down or have a drink or have a drink and sit down.

Very telling he's not calling for Boris to resign...

 

[The binman chronicles]

any evidence of him saying that before the verdict?

I doubt it. Probably only saying it now as Cummings is the one blocking a Tory and Brexit party love in.

But he is right that this was Cummings handywork and it has blown up spectacularly.

 

[Tubey]

Bloody hell, first the courts doing their job and now something I actually agree with Farage on:

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I need to sit down or have a drink or have a drink and sit down.

Since when does the buck stops with an unelected advisor?

Johnson chose to give the power to Cummings - the buck stops with him as the executive.

He should very obviously resign.

 

[Walken]

I doubt it. Probably only saying it now as Cummings is the one blocking a Tory and Brexit party love in.

But he is right that this was Cummings handywork and it has blown up spectacularly.

He is right in the most empty way imaginable, just more self serving from the repugnant racist

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Indeed, and they must therefore have a vote of no confidence if Johnson does not resign......

Pretty sure they will once No Deal is not an option and an extension has been requested.

The 19th October is date you need to be watching out for

 

[Connor]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

You jumped the shark five posts ago

 

[Jebus_lives]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

But it is. Put Brexit to one side for a moment and consider what the Democratic implications would be if there was no challenge

 

[Aqui1a]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Listening to Anna Soubry talk about respecting democracy and letting the people have their say makes my skin crawl.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Since when does the buck stops with an unelected advisor?

Johnson chose to give the power to Cummings - the buck stops with him as the executive.

He should very obviously resign.

I don't disagree, I don't think he will though. However if he gets rid of Cummings it would be a start to maybe returning back to a parliament that can at least try to move forward without cockblocking at every turn.

 

[neil999]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

oh well, never mind

 

[Khalekan]

I hope he does it again, he could very well do so...

I imagine the Queen won’t let him through the door if he comes a’ calling again.

Fool me once etc., etc.

 

[-Rob-]

I can't stomach all these remainer MP's on TV saying it's a victory for democracy, they are trying to reverse the most democratic action that a government can impose on it's people, a referendum.

They are trying to reverse the most stupid decision ever. Asking the uneducated people to decide on something they know nothing about.

As for a referendum being the "most democratic action a government can impose on its people", it's not though is it?

 

[Aqui1a]

They are trying to reverse the most stupid decision ever. Asking the uneducated people to decide on something they know nothing about.

As for a referendum being the "most democratic action a government can impose on its people", it's not though is it?

Wow.

Firstly, they're trying to reverse the result of a nation-wide referendum in which tens of millions of people voted. I couldn't care one bit less whether you think it's the 'most stupid decision ever' voted for by 'the uneducated'.

And yeah, referendums are pretty democratic. I'd say one of the purest forms of democracy there is.