haw haw haw good one brother moon.
Remoaners said: Brexit voters should just get on an island and bugger off.
Brexiteers replied: We are on an island and we are trying to bugger off!
lol.
Boris Johnson humiliated.
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haw haw haw good one brother moon.
Remoaners said: Brexit voters should just get on an island and bugger off.
Brexiteers replied: We are on an island and we are trying to bugger off!
lol.
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Johnson is feeling really humiliated right now, I can tell you.
moon
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Johnson is feeling really humiliated right now, I can tell you.
He's currently impervious to humiliation, I agree. Let's see how he reacts to forensic observation and anti-fascist reportage.
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Oh and a nauseating nobody on an obscure forum does, what an arrogant sanctimonious cunt you are. You've not been right on absolutely anything so far but still think you're some kind of shit hot soothsayer.
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Britain's GOLDEN AGE: Boris gives blueprint for post-Brexit revolution
BORIS JOHNSON last night promised Britain a new “golden age” after unveiling a 10-year blueprint for the country’s future.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1219301/Boris-Johnson-queen-speech-brexit
Britain's GOLDEN AGE: Boris gives blueprint for post-Brexit revolution
BORIS JOHNSON last night promised Britain a new “golden age” after unveiling a 10-year blueprint for the country’s future.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1219301/Boris-Johnson-queen-speech-brexit
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Johnson is feeling really humiliated right now, I can tell you.
Moonshite is the perfect example of Dunning-Kruger in action, true text book.
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The anti-fascist reporting goes something along the lines of antisemitism was defeated, along with support for remaining in the German system of control.
moon
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moon
Satire for Sanity
Again, maggot- it's your odious self that's the deluded prognosticator. Mystic Moon's Horology Tent does not exist. Good try though.
Flying 737MAX anytime soon ? Mushroom farm someplace ?
Haw, haw...............................haw.
Incidentally- it's gone October 31st. Why are you still here ?
Oh yeah- because you're a feckless, bottom-dealing asshole. Of course.
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The 737 Max is scheduled to return to the skies in March 2020. As for leaving, they'll be more chance of you revealing yourself to one and all. Hiding in the shadows is far more your style, are you frightened of being dismembered and thrown into a barrel of acid?
moon
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Exclusive: The Brits who won't Brexit
Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a thumping election victory last week on a campaign to “get Brexit done,” but not before some wealthy donors to his Conservative Party quietly took steps to stay inside the European Union.
Cyprus government documents seen by Reuters show that Conservative Party donors have sought citizenship of the island, an EU member state, since Britain voted to leave the bloc in 2016.
They include billionaire Alan Howard, one of Britain’s best-known hedge fund managers, and Jeremy Isaacs, the former head of Lehman Brothers for Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Cyprus’ interior ministry recommended that both men’s applications be approved, the government documents show.
The Conservative Party won another term in office last week after an election campaign that was dominated by Brexit. Johnson called the election to try to gain a majority in Parliament to push through his plan to take Britain out of the EU early next year.
That some Brits who made a career out of assessing risk have applied for second passports may suggest sagging confidence in Britain’s economy after it leaves the EU. A broker who makes his living handling such passports says he’s seen a surge of enquiries from Brits looking for ways to keep their European Union citizenship.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...tvOt8rM100SwIf0tRLinDaxT-ejln45QYb68wZ5X5wF5Q
You've been set-up, maggot
Haw, haw................haw.
Your toffs have sold you out.
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They voted "no" to Labour and "yes" to Brexit.
moon
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Not so smart as you thought, are you pal.
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‘Smile Jeremy, it won’t kill you!’
The Conservative MP Tracey Crouch was invited to make the so-called ‘loyal address’, a parliamentary procedure used to formally open the debate on the Queen’s Speech. During her submissions to the Commons, Ms Crouch jokingly referred to a number of A Christmas Carol characters, comparing them (with various degrees of favourability) to past and former politicians. Both the ex-Chancellor Philip Hammond and former Speaker John Bercow were compared to Dickens’ Mr Scrooge, while the PM himself was likened to the Ghost of Christmas Present, all to much hilarity.
The chuckles on the opposition benches quickly subsided, however, when the outgoing Labour leader was compared to Jacob Marley, the chained and tormented ghost of Scrooge’s late business partner. Jeremy Corbyn sat stony-faced as the light-hearted literary allusion was made, up until the point when some wily (presumably Conservative) MP shouted ‘smile Jeremy, it won’t kill you’.
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‘Smile Jeremy, it won’t kill you!’
The Conservative MP Tracey Crouch was invited to make the so-called ‘loyal address’, a parliamentary procedure used to formally open the debate on the Queen’s Speech. During her submissions to the Commons, Ms Crouch jokingly referred to a number of A Christmas Carol characters, comparing them (with various degrees of favourability) to past and former politicians. Both the ex-Chancellor Philip Hammond and former Speaker John Bercow were compared to Dickens’ Mr Scrooge, while the PM himself was likened to the Ghost of Christmas Present, all to much hilarity.
The chuckles on the opposition benches quickly subsided, however, when the outgoing Labour leader was compared to Jacob Marley, the chained and tormented ghost of Scrooge’s late business partner. Jeremy Corbyn sat stony-faced as the light-hearted literary allusion was made, up until the point when some wily (presumably Conservative) MP shouted ‘smile Jeremy, it won’t kill you’.
I'm reading ‘Smile Jeremy, it won’t kill you!’ via the app https://app.spectator.co.uk/2019/12/19/smile-jeremy-it-wont-kill-you/content.html
Iolo/Penderyn
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Pure crap - there is no anti-Semitism except in the minds of the Zionists who control our newspapers - it just means some people object to their storm-troopers killing children and so on. The tories used this lie as they use all others, with pure delight. What the shit is 'the German system of control'? What Goebbels established over your mind, I suppose.
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Jeeze, how derailed this thread has gotten! 
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Saw this on Facebook!
You really have to wonder at the bizarre lunacy going on over at Labour. As Thornberry has now thrown her hammer and sickle into the leadership ring, you can only assume that she has already done the rounds and secured the required nominations. That means that at least 10% of Labour MP’s think this is a good idea. That’s right, they think that someone who had to resign, for sneering at working class people, is the obvious choice. They genuinely believe that another millionaire from Islington will bring the Northern working classes flooding back. That a nailed on Remainer can woo back Labour’s Leavers.
Of course, it’s insane. But actually, it’s also inevitable. Because the Parliamentary Labour Party is suffering from a lack of intellect, leadership, charisma, real life experience and simply isn’t grounded in any sort of reality. Corbyn has created a Party in his own image. A protest party, which cares more about moral signalling than it does about running the Country. Ban the bomb, save the fruitbat, sign a petition, kick out the Tories; its all they have now. A collection of the untalented, who haven’t got the wit to be left in charge of a bouncy castle.
Their only hope is that they end up with “the best of a bad bunch” in charge. But as we all know, they’ll probably fail at that as well, because the long dark shadow of Corbyn’s Marxist acolytes will fall over the election of a new leader.
Labour are finished as a serious Party. Had it not been for Brexit candidates standing, they would have been humiliated even further. Any sort of credible candidate that traditional Labour voters could look to as a leader, such as John Mann or Caroline Flint are not only gone, but are utterly scathing of the Party they have supported all their lives. It really is all over for them. Whoever ends up leading this rabble can look forward to being haplessly trounced at PMQ’s on a weekly basis by a bouncing, confidant, and extremely funny Boris, as the nation looks on and laughs. What a poisoned chalice.
We got the result we needed. We’ll get our Brexit. The Country will prosper, of that, I have no doubt. Cometh the hour, cometh the man, and that man is Boris, and deservedly so.
But in the cold light of day, what has happened to Labour is not a good thing. Because democracy thrives on credible opposition holding Governments to account. And currently, the words “credible” and “Labour” aren’t even in the same galaxy. Corbyn hasn’t just destroyed the Labour Party. He’s taken a sledgehammer to our entire democracy. And I think that was what he wanted to achieve all along.
You really have to wonder at the bizarre lunacy going on over at Labour. As Thornberry has now thrown her hammer and sickle into the leadership ring, you can only assume that she has already done the rounds and secured the required nominations. That means that at least 10% of Labour MP’s think this is a good idea. That’s right, they think that someone who had to resign, for sneering at working class people, is the obvious choice. They genuinely believe that another millionaire from Islington will bring the Northern working classes flooding back. That a nailed on Remainer can woo back Labour’s Leavers.
Of course, it’s insane. But actually, it’s also inevitable. Because the Parliamentary Labour Party is suffering from a lack of intellect, leadership, charisma, real life experience and simply isn’t grounded in any sort of reality. Corbyn has created a Party in his own image. A protest party, which cares more about moral signalling than it does about running the Country. Ban the bomb, save the fruitbat, sign a petition, kick out the Tories; its all they have now. A collection of the untalented, who haven’t got the wit to be left in charge of a bouncy castle.
Their only hope is that they end up with “the best of a bad bunch” in charge. But as we all know, they’ll probably fail at that as well, because the long dark shadow of Corbyn’s Marxist acolytes will fall over the election of a new leader.
Labour are finished as a serious Party. Had it not been for Brexit candidates standing, they would have been humiliated even further. Any sort of credible candidate that traditional Labour voters could look to as a leader, such as John Mann or Caroline Flint are not only gone, but are utterly scathing of the Party they have supported all their lives. It really is all over for them. Whoever ends up leading this rabble can look forward to being haplessly trounced at PMQ’s on a weekly basis by a bouncing, confidant, and extremely funny Boris, as the nation looks on and laughs. What a poisoned chalice.
We got the result we needed. We’ll get our Brexit. The Country will prosper, of that, I have no doubt. Cometh the hour, cometh the man, and that man is Boris, and deservedly so.
But in the cold light of day, what has happened to Labour is not a good thing. Because democracy thrives on credible opposition holding Governments to account. And currently, the words “credible” and “Labour” aren’t even in the same galaxy. Corbyn hasn’t just destroyed the Labour Party. He’s taken a sledgehammer to our entire democracy. And I think that was what he wanted to achieve all along.