[arista]

[arista]

[Ammi]

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

Excellent point Ammi it should be terrifying to all of us that they are nothing but pawns in this power play chess game, Boris is so desperate to win he's willing to lie cheat and ...well who knows?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

Well said Ammi

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

Media and most political figures considered Johnson a bad choice to be considered as a PM.

Amber Rudd, said he shouldn't be trusted to drive anyone home after a party.
Now she serves in his Cabinet.

Gove said in 2016 he was the wrong person to be PM, he serves in his Cabinet.
Hyocrites both.

Then his disastrous gaffe ridden offensive time as Foreign secretary.

Yet, the Con party, which is now in my view the most exteme of all of them, other than the vile Brexit one.
The members of the Con party vote him to be PM.
With his even worse uncompromising and deranged obsessive no deal aim for brexit.

He'd even advocate breaking a legitimate law.
What a dangerous power mad man to have as PM.

Then think of the Con members, of which two thirds think, a no deal brexit is worth breaking up the UK on.

So his pathetic, determined use of phrases like dead in a ditch, shouldn't surprise anyone.
However as you say Ammi, at this time, in N Ireland, after all the work and effort from both Major, Blair the EU, the USA and the Republic of Ireland.with the political parties of Ireland collectively.

He would drive a divisive no deal brexit over their wishes.
This man is dangerous, his inappropriate use of terms like dead in a ditch and his racist toned comments too.
Along with his total deceit and inability to admit he could even just be wrong, never mind accept he can be.

Should have had him barred from any power.
Yet there are voters who will support and defend him.
To keep him there.
Just to get brexit done, supporting his dangerous no deal obsession, regardless of the consequences.
For the people but also for the United Kingdom staying safe and intact too.

Desperately worrying.
Talk about burying heads in the sand.
It's dangerous and beyond belief any decent voter could in any way trust Johnson, never mind vote for him.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

[lime]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

Also I know Stanley Johnson has apolagised for his comments to Piers Morgan that if the Irish want to shoot each other ...they will.


Absolute no comprehesion of the troubles..He made the troubles sound like not a bullet was fired by those loyal to the crown..


What a bubble the Johnsons live in

[arista]

[arista]

[Cherie]

A PM defying the law...what would we call one of those if they were in another country

[Kizzy]

Oh surely not? ... lovely fluffy bumbling Boris, the funny zip wire travelling joker an autocratic dictator?!
Who knew?

[Cherie]

All those 'remainers' who blocked Mrs Mays deal 3 times should hang their heads

[lime]

Originally Posted by Cherie

All those 'remainers' who blocked Mrs Mays deal 3 times should hang their heads

So true Cherie

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

A PM defying the law...what would we call one of those if they were in another country

No he will go to to Brussels , himself
so no need to defy the new plan
as he will bypass it

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...he said that he’d rather be dead in a ditch than ask for an extension...as he attempts to full speed ahead with his no deal Brexit, completely disregarding the families of those ‘dead in ditch’ people during the Northern Ireland troubles and the potential consequences of his no deal ideology to...worth the risk..?...he obviously thinks so, but then it’s all a far off place to Westminster and his privileged life, isn’t it...that land of Northern Ireland...I have family there, some of whom lived through the troubles and this is utterly terrifying to them...what his no deal, if it succeeds....could bring...he uses expressions like ‘dead in a ditch’ as if it was nothing...he’s an arrogant, self centred, despicable man...

Yes Like Blair , was.

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Like Blair , was.

Big difference my friend..Blair was a major part in contributing to peace in Ireland..BJ is a major contributar to foking up peace here in Ireland

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

All those 'remainers' who blocked Mrs Mays deal 3 times should hang their heads

Like Boris and the rest of the ERG?

[arista]

[bots]

If Boris defied the law then he wouldn't be representing the british people, so it's not something he can actually do to achieve his aim

[lime]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Like Boris and the rest of the ERG?

It shouldn't be a blame game of who did worse than the other...All who voted against the WA should hang their heads in shame.You all hung Ireland out ..You all will fight and say silly things against each other.Mean time back in the real world it is us Irish who will have to pick up the pieces..Shameful behaviour

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by lime

It shouldn't be a blame game of who did worse than the other...All who voted against the WA should hang their heads in shame.You all hung Ireland out ..You all will fight and say silly things against each other.Mean time back in the real world it is us Irish who will have to pick up the pieces..Shameful behaviour

It is a blame game though, the WA had a protection for Ireland at the insistance of the EU.
The ERG don't want that protection, they want it removing therfore they voTed against the WA. The backstop is the only reason Boris goes to Brussels, he asks if they will remove the Backstop ..they say no and he comes home. No progress is made.
So the new plan he wants us no deal then he can just do what the hell he wants in Ireland and nobody will be able to do a damn thing about it.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Like Boris and the rest of the ERG?

I said remainers Kizzy, I thought that was pretty clear

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by lime

It shouldn't be a blame game of who did worse than the other...All who voted against the WA should hang their heads in shame.You all hung Ireland out ..You all will fight and say silly things against each other.Mean time back in the real world it is us Irish who will have to pick up the pieces..Shameful behaviour

Correct Lime ! Labour voted against it because they wanted a GE which they felt they could win with TM as PM, party politics as opposed to putting their country first

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Correct Lime ! Labour voted against it because they wanted a GE which they felt they could win with TM as PM, party politics as opposed to putting their country first