[arista]

Spoiler:

Massive Photo
carrying the signs.


https://news.sky.com/story/protests-...ss-uk-11798480

[user104658]

This is such a complicated issue to detach from really. In theory, if I was a lone wolf in the world, I'd be all for tearing up the establishment and trying to forge a new path. At heart *in isolation* I'm a bit of an anarchist... I always have been. That changes a bit when you have kids, and it changes a lot when you have a child with disabilities. Even short term disruption could have an absolutely devastating effect for us. But still, in principle, I get it: the old systems are broken.

Now...

That would be, if I thought the motivations behind it all WERE to tear up the corrupt neo-liberal system and create a better one in its place.

But I don't, not for a second. For the wealthy it's about vested interests and the huge profits they can make by stripping away the red tape and deliberately destabilising the economy. For the working class it's about anger, fear xenophobia and misplaced patriotism.

And the result will be a slightly broken system being replaced, indeed, but not by something better... Just by something louder.

[arista]

Labour MP's busy getting in with all the protests
London and Cities.





And a Anti Labour Twitter post

[Alf]

They've had over 3 years to get on with the democratic process, how far they got? A couple of days isn't gonna make any difference.

I want it all, and I want it now

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Alf

They've had over 3 years to get on with the democratic process, how far they got? A couple of days isn't gonna make any difference.

I want it all, and I want it now

So people opposing Brexit is undemocratic (often the words of leavers) but suspending the democratic process to ensure a no-deal brexit is acceptable because it benefits what you want?

Do you not see the issue with that?

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

So people opposing Brexit is undemocratic (often the words of leavers) but suspending the democratic process to ensure a no-deal brexit is acceptable because it benefits what you want?

Do you not see the issue with that?

Is all I see is bad losers, it's all I've seen for over 3 years.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Alf

Is all I see is bad losers, it's all I've seen for over 3 years.

So you're perfectly fine with undemocratic measures, as long as it benefits you? You'll gladly call people 'bad losers' while being perfectly fine with rigging the game in your favour?

Do you not see the INSANE hypocrisy there?

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Alf

Is all I see is bad losers, it's all I've seen for over 3 years.

They only had few months, not three years.

[arista]

Abbot Labour MP at Whitehall

[arista]

Now look Old Fella
this ain't a No Coup


All it is
is 5 extra days off

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by arista

Now look Old Fella
this ain't a No Coup


All it is
is 5 extra days off

Three fantastic people

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Mitchell

Three fantastic people

And one unfortunately large hat.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

Now look Old Fella
this ain't a No Coup


All it is
is 5 extra days off

It most certainly is not, an extra 5 days off why would they need thst after they just returned after summer recess?
In all fairness I'm really annoyed they even had a recess they should've preempted that Boris would do that, I hope they were and are as prepared as they will need to be.

[Cherie]

If there is a crisis that requires it, all leave is cancelled for the police,

Doctors and nurses come in on their days off if there is an incident

these lazy sods should have been clamouring to come back early, not a peep of of any of them

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If there is a crisis that requires it, all leave is cancelled for the police,

Doctors and nurses come in on their days off if there is an incident

these lazy sods should have been clamouring to come back early, not a peep of of any of them

True, their holidays are too long anyway

[arista]

Even The Labour Leader
in Glasgow

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by arista

Even The Labour Leader
in Glasgow

Did he gave to go as far afield as Glasgow for a safe audience.

[arista]

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[arista]

[arista]

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Nothing dictorial about that headline

I personally think the Pm although he might sit on the throne ...It is those behind the throne that make the descions ...much like the Trump administration.


It really is confusing for us in the 27 to see the British media's reporting..."they are ratteled now.""They didn't know what happened when Boris came to power..they never met anyone like him"

Boris is well known to the EU..he has been a journalist reporting about the EU for years..It is my understanding that they are quite fond of him and have a good laugh with him over a few glasses of vino..

[arista]

Yes lime
I would like Dominic Cummings
to go with Boris , next time in the EU meeting

Large Photo

Spoiler:

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes lime
I would like Dominic Cummings
to go with Boris , next time in the EU meeting

Large Photo

Spoiler:

Why? what makes you think that we in the EU would bow down or negotiate with an unelected induiviual ?He might command alot of power in the Uk..he is irrelavent to us.

Those who voted Brexit often complain that the MEP's are unelected...then move on to say Cummings will sort them out??

[arista]

Originally Posted by lime

Why? what makes you think that we in the EU would bow down or negotiate with an unelected induiviual ?He might command alot of power in the Uk..he is irrelavent to us.

Those who voted Brexit often complain that the MEP's are unelected...then move on to say Cummings will sort them out??

With the PM
the 2 are united.

The EU will not remove the Backstop.
so it has to be a new plan.