JohnL

Patel does believe in the Death Penalty (unless she's changed). So I'll be watching what happens there. https://www.indy100.com/article/priti-patel-death-penalty-ian-hislop-question-time-video-home-secretary-9020006

Someone messed with the Presidential Seal when Trump spoke at the Turning Point group. The seal had a double headed eagle, golf clubs and a new motto. https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2019/07/25/trump-appears-altered-presidential-seal-turning-point-usa-event/1824386001/

I'd had one or two (as Boris might say). My twitter is just a shouting match some days so I agree it doesn't help.

and just again (sure I've said it) Daily Express - pro-brexit Tory and Daily Mirror anti Brexit Labour are the same company. You're all being conned

2 tories to cross the floor and me and others work every day to persuade them

Passiflora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > He almost had me believing a deal is there ... > but > > it's not is it. > > > > My German work colleagues tell me he is being > > reported totally differently there(and not in a > > good way) > > I don't think we should be worrying how the people > of Germany should be viewing us. > > And yes, to the previous posters who seem to have > got themselves in a bit of a jumble, I did vote > Leave. We need to make sure these people are seen to be destroyed s well as destroyed (politically that is)

Oh Dear https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-49097963

You're right :) (from Wiki) "The eponymous oak trees in Knole Park have been replaced several times over the centuries. In 1902 seven oaks were planted on the north side of The Vine cricket ground to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII.[6] During the Great Storm of 1987, six of those trees were blown down. Their replacements, planted in a ceremony involving well-known people from television shows such as Blue Peter and locals such as Gloria Hunniford and Caron Keating, were vandalised, leaving the one mature tree standing. The trees have been replaced and eight Oak trees of varying ages line The Vine." Edit: and I bet there were loads of flants in the oaks

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Corbyn has said ?mandate? *again* a few > times in the PMs Q?s > > he said. ?Given her successor has no mandate from > the people, no mandate to move into office, > doesn?t she agree that the best thing the > honourable member for Uxbridge (Johnson) should do > is call an election and allow the people to decide > their future?? > > And... > > ?We have had three years of bungled negotiations > and we now have the spectacle of a Prime Minister > coming into office with no electoral mandate, > looking for a Brexit deal that has been ruled out > by the EU or in the case of a no-deal, ruled out > by the majority in this House and by anyone that > understands the dangers to the British economy of > a no-deal." > > > > Expect a lot more if this in the coming weeks > Actually, it?d be good to see a video of all the > times he?s uttered this ?word? he so loves. Supposedly Jo Swinson was in discussions with 8 Tories.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > In our happy united country currently > > > > Arron is suing Carole > > Richard is suing Femi > > > > Pete North had an update on this on his blog > > Reminds me that The Great Hack premiers on Netflix > tonight. I think Banks has tried to stop it. And > Pete North blocked me on twitter and I know not > why. Although he's a sensible type of Brexit supporter (North not Banks) - He can get a bit tetchy so you probably caught him in that mood :)

In our happy united country currently Arron is suing Carole Richard is suing Femi Pete North had an update on this on his blog http://peterjnorth.blogspot.com/2019/07/femi-gets-grayling-treatment.html but I still remember with affection when he got sued "I will not part with a single penny - not just because I don't have it and never will, but also because I do not yield to this kind of cynical performance and whatever they take from me they are going to have to take by force. Good luck with that! Presently this consists of a collection of Normandy era plastic model tanks and a collection of 90's death metal CDs. " http://peterjnorth.blogspot.com/2019/03/noncegate-revisited.html

Mines 10 years old yet you can still buy it on ebay :) https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/283557729433?rt=nc&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D20160908110712%26meid%3D9c31a4a25e6c4b23a9d34d41e0f57d52%26pid%3D100677%26rk%3D8%26rkt%3D30%26sd%3D162606374222%26itm%3D283557729433%26pg%3D2385738

He almost had me believing a deal is there ... but it's not is it. My German work colleagues tell me he is being reported totally differently there(and not in a good way)

Hanger Patel as Home Sec (can she can't be trusted abroad)

Well that's it Boris is in and he has a plan [D]eliver Brexit nite the country and [D]efeat Jeremy Corbyn DUD that's it although he's now added an E on the end to make DUDE

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > News Flash: > > Flants in 7 Oaks today > > As an aside, did you know there?s 8 Oaks on the > perimeter of Seven Oaks cricket pitch? > > There you go, ants and cricket in one post I remember during the great storm of 1987 one of the news articles was that six of the seven oaks fell. Maybe they replanted ?

savvygirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a book called "Sh*t London" which is very > amusing and where a picture of this would not be > out of place! London is edgy in the sense that it > can be a bit scruffy and unpredictable. I would > hate to see all parts gentrified to the point of > uninteresting blandness. Not sure about phallic > graffiti on the path though although it's an > obvious upgrade from the lavatory door! Sternhall Lane "F&ck Vegans" - often graffiti is pro vegan.

So when do you lot get your blood checked - I had a 50 year check scheduled but I skipped it. Do you need symptoms ?

This is what happened in Canada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008%E2%80%9309_Canadian_parliamentary_dispute

Jenny1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > As much as I would like it to happen for the > > comedy value of seeing Johnson's face, it's > very > > unlikely that there will be a no confidence > vote > > as soon as he takes office of PM. > > Sadly, I have to agree! Hmmm "Labour appear to be leaning against such a move, because of a precedent involving Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the parliamentary handbook Erskine May." (Sky News)

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't worry everyone, when Pritti Patel becomes > Home Secretary we'll simply starve the Oirish into > submission... and divert aid money to the IDF (I think that's what she was trying to do when recalled on the flight of shame)

Rye Lane's graffiti seems to be treated as art work - but strangely we don't have phallic stuff.

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cameron posed the question and duly quit because > he was a remainer, May picked up the poison > chalice and got her fingers burned, next Boris who > is a bumbling buffoon. As I said earlier, with > ministers resigning on Wednesday, if he takes > office, don't forget Hunt may win????, but if > Boris as predicted wins, the cabinet revolts or > are revolting, then Corbyn seeks a vote of no > confidence in the Govt, a GE is called, no overall > winner, Corbyn loses badly and is duly ousted, > where does that leave the UK, even more up a creek > without a paddle. I'd like a single no confidence motion and the sane grouping of MP's in Parliament to come together and form a Government before the 14 days expire. Unlikely though.

I don't see how continuing to campaign for the concept of a supra-national group is wrong and I can't see how any PM could unite a country that looks like splitting anyway. I will become, I think, a more selfish person if Brexit hits me personally.

addendum :) of course the EU being pretty clever on these things will now try and re-define what "no deal" means - and make it a deal really.