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#Post#: 2209--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Annetje
Date: January 19, 2022, 3:44 am
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--- Quote from: Vitalstatistix link ---
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> Wondering if /when there'll be a vote of "no confidence " in
Bojo. I believe they need 54 MPs to get it over the line. His
position is untenable now.
> Have to laugh at Cummings putting the boot in. I mean he's
just another entitled prick!
>
--- End Quote ---
Cumming's purpose of life at the moment is getting rid of
Johnson.
He promised us more pictures ...
#Post#: 2217--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Lion in Winter
Date: January 19, 2022, 6:21 am
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--- Quote from: Vitalstatistix link ---
>
> Wondering if /when there'll be a vote of "no confidence " in
Bojo. I believe they need 54 MPs to get it over the line. His
position is untenable now.
> Have to laugh at Cummings putting the boot in. I mean he's
just another entitled prick!
>
--- End Quote ---
They are rats in a sack, as Starmer said. Some Toru mps rumoured
to be putting in letters of no confidence today. Not enough to
topple him immediately as such, unless the 1922 co mittee
decides they must get rid of him now, rather than later.
#Post#: 2218--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Lion in Winter
Date: January 19, 2022, 6:23 am
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--- Quote from: Annetje link ---
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> Cumming's purpose of life at the moment is getting rid of
Johnson.
> He promised us more pictures ...
>
--- End Quote ---
Cummings wants his revenge, and a new Tory mp has defected to
Labour, not just gone independent. It's not looking very good
for the Head Boy.
#Post#: 2221--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: BuckinghamshireBoy
Date: January 19, 2022, 6:43 am
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David Davis (!) in PMQs a few moments ago: "I expect my leaders
to shoulder the responsibility for the actions they take.
Yesterday he did the opposite of that. In the name of God go.”
#Post#: 2224--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Lion in Winter
Date: January 19, 2022, 6:47 am
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--- Quote from: BuckinghamshireBoy link ---
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> David Davis (!) in PMQs a few moments ago: "I expect my
leaders to shoulder the responsibility for the actions they
take. Yesterday he did the opposite of that. In the name of God
go.”
>
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I just saw that.
Rats, ship, etc.
Wetherspoons dude is laying into him as well, for covid
restrictions, and Johnson has just dropped his 'plan b'
restrictions presumably in an effort to salvage his job.
#Post#: 2237--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: DaveLovesDee
Date: January 19, 2022, 7:35 am
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--- Quote from: Lion in Winter link ---
> Johnson has just dropped his 'plan b' restrictions presumably
in an effort to salvage his job.
>
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Yeah, and Wales and Scotland have dropped theirs because there
was pressure from the public about fans not being able to attend
Six Nations matches in those two countries...
So, what's the betting start at for an Easter lockdown that very
few will actually follow because 'if the government won't, why
should anyone else?'
Same happened after Cummings' eyesight test at Barnard Castle.
#Post#: 2240--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Lion in Winter
Date: January 19, 2022, 7:41 am
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--- Quote from: DaveLovesDee link ---
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> Yeah, and Wales and Scotland have dropped theirs because there
was pressure from the public about fans not being able to attend
Six Nations matches in those two countries...
>
> So, what's the betting start at for an Easter lockdown that
very few will actually follow because 'if the government won't,
why should anyone else?'
>
> Same happened after Cummings' eyesight test at Barnard Castle.
>
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Sadly for Johnson, whatever public health suggests all his moves
now look self-interested and inconsistent because, well, they
are.
Wish I were a fly on the wall at Tory HQ as they try to work out
who to put in his place, and when.
#Post#: 2243--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: BuckinghamshireBoy
Date: January 19, 2022, 7:57 am
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--- Quote from: Lion in Winter link ---
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> I just saw that.
>
> Rats, ship, etc.
>
>
> Wetherspoons dude is laying into him as well, for covid
restrictions, and Johnson has just dropped his 'plan b'
restrictions presumably in an effort to salvage his job.
>
--- End Quote ---
I missed Ian Blackford's contribution today, did anyone catch
it?
#Post#: 2247--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Annetje
Date: January 19, 2022, 8:43 am
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--- Quote from: BuckinghamshireBoy link ---
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> I missed Ian Blackford's contribution today, did anyone catch
it?
>
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It was something like :
Whilst the UK suffered 150.000+ deaths from Covid, the PM
partied.
Johnson smiled whilst he was saying that.
Not bad ...
#Post#: 2248--------------------------------------------------
Re: Surely Johnson will have to go?
DIR By: Lion in Winter
Date: January 19, 2022, 8:43 am
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--- Quote from: BuckinghamshireBoy link ---
>
> I missed Ian Blackford's contribution today, did anyone catch
it?
>
--- End Quote ---
Didn't hear it (blood work >:( ), but here's the text:
"Will the prime minister finally take responsibility, resign,
go, prime minister.
This week was supposed to be ‘Operation Save Big Dog’ but it’s
quickly become ‘Operation Dog’s Dinner’.
Over the past few days we’ve had more damaging revelations about
Downing Street rule-breaking, more evidence that parliament has
been misled and an even longer list of ludicrous, absolutely
ludicrous, excuses from the prime minister.
First he claimed there were no parties, then he wasn’t present,
then he admitted he was at them but he didn’t know it was a
party and then the latest sorry excuse is really them most
pathetic of them all, nobody told me ... nobody told the prime
minister he was breaking his own rules. Absolutely pathetic.
The prime minister laughing once again, laughing at the British
public. The prime minister is taking the public for fools,
nobody believes him. Will the prime minister finally take
responsibility, resign, go, Prime Minister."
Johnson looked coked to the eyeballs again.
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