Corbyn is an evil upstart monkey........

[Docfoster]

It has got worse. Gove says that if legislation is passed preventing a no deal exit the Goverment could ignore it...
...What would be the point of Parliament and elected representatives?

I share your concern.
I hope you can make the Cardiff demo. (My home town incidentally.)

[Jammy Dodger]

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A referendum is advisory. Final decisions rest with the democraticaly elected Parliament which is being put to one side by a rag tag bunch of extremists.
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I would rather be a rag tag extremist with a vision of a better future who is not afraid to embrace change and is confident in the belief that British people can rule their own country and destiny...

Than a chicken shit coward, still content to suck on the sour milk of Mrs Europe's tit.

[Jammy Dodger]

It has got worse. Gove says that if legislation is passed preventing a no deal exit the Goverment could ignore it...
...What would be the point of Parliament and elected representatives?

I must say that slimey wee cockroach Gove has gone up in my opinion......

[CN211276]

It has got worse. Gove says that if legislation is passed preventing a no deal exit the Goverment could ignore it...
...What would be the point of Parliament and elected representatives?

I share your concern.
I hope you can make the Cardiff demo. (My home town incidentally.)

I hope to make the demo which is taking place by a statue of Aneurin Bevan. This is fitting because a no deal Brexit and a trade deal with Trump will be a serious threat to the NHS. The clown has said it will not be, but then he said he would not suspend Parliament.

[Jammy Dodger]

Shona has ordered a new round fruit bowl in celebration of the 31st No Deal Brexit.......
I predict the return of our good old bent Bananas to be a huge success.

[CN211276]

I am saddened that so many are blinded to what is so patently obvious. This blinkered outlook has enabled a motely crew of extreists to take over the Govenment and shut off democracy. I am shocked that this could happen in this country. I have not attended any form of demonstration for nearly forty years, but that could change on Tuesday when there is a pro democracy demonstration in Cardiff.

Good on you.

I went to the one down the road in Stroud yesterday.
I was pleased that the event was very much cross-party, and deliberately NOT Pro-Momentum or anti-Brexit. I don't want to stop Brexit, and am no fan of Momentum. I just want our representative democratic system to operate.
Of course there were present Socialist Worker salesman and Remoaners in Stroud yesterday, but they were very much in the minority. Most on the march and rally were concerned moderates (like me). Johnson-Cumming's actions have clearly united a wide spectrum of groups and individuals. The main speakers were a local LibDem councillor, a local Green MEP and the local MP David Drew (Labour Co-operative). All stressed the cross-party nature of the event, and were at pains to acknowledge the efforts of those Conservative and Leave voting supporters of Parliamentary Democracy.
I was relieved that these central messages tied in with my pre-prepared banner (4 years of History study at Cambridge paid off at last, as I just about managed to recall the siege of Gloucester during the civil war...)



I also recall that after the civil war John Bunyon asked his generation "Were you doers or talkers only? What canst thou say?"
Go on CN211276! Get yourself down the pro-parliament rally on Tuesday! You'll feel proud.

I'll be waving my placard again outside Shire Hall in Gloucester on Monday.

Had to go to the demo today. The local MP talked a lot of sense about the catastrophe which awaits if we crash out without a deal and the danger of an election allowing this to happen if the clown puts back an anounced date. Momentum spouted off the topic seeing the coup as their meal ticket.

There was a good turn out of normal people spanning all ages with EU and Welsh flags. There is a shared anger about Rees-Mog and other mongs, to wealthy to be affected by a no deal Brexit, putting an unelected rabel rousing clown in number 10 and sticking two fingers up to democracy.

[Lindsayt]

Looks like a General Election is on the cards.

Whether that will ultimately result in breaking the House of Commons Brexit deadlock remains to be seen.
It will all depend on the outcome of the Election. Which is something that I can't predict. Opinion polls need to be taken with a pinch of salt and they can change pretty rapidly anyway: https://www.politico.eu/europe-poll-of- ... d-kingdom/

[CN211276]

Raise a glass to the Conserative MPs who stood up against the clown tonight and will be deselected. His face was a picture after. Fingers crossed that all goes well in round two tomorrow and a no deal is off the table.

[George Hincapie]

They should be shot.

I hate politicians. Self-serving arses.

I don't care what they think, I want Parliment to honour the Referendum and do as they have been directed by the electorate.

I feel so fed up.

[Fretless]

Boris' zero-credibility rating has plummeted (again).