news & politics:discussion

[steviewevie]

Is it him? Not sure I like the public shaming and ridicule even if he is a pervy Tory boy

[clarkete]

1 minute ago, steviewevie said:

Is it him? Not sure I like the public shaming and ridicule even if he is a pervy Tory boy

From the wikipedia page and similar on the beeb "Parish referred to himself to the Commons Select Committee on Standards following the removal of the whip"

[Copperface]

Ha..he was even interviewed about it earlier in the week by GBeebies and stonewalled it....

 

[squirrelarmy]

13 minutes ago, clarkete said:

From the wikipedia page and similar on the beeb "Parish referred to himself to the Commons Select Committee on Standards following the removal of the whip"

I think he took to the parliamentary whip too literally

[steviewevie]

BORIS BECKER HAS BEEN JAILED

[Neil]

1 hour ago, clarkete said:

that means as with other EU members, their goods won't be checked going into England

goods going into Scotland will be checked. because they canthen go anywhere in the eu without further checks, which isnt the case with stuff the currently coming into the uk without checks.

[Neil]

1 hour ago, clarkete said:

I'm still concerned about your irrational scottish anger 🙂 

those who claim that concern are never concerned with the lies which would take them there, its like saying there was nothing wrong with the brexit process, lies to the electorate to encourage xenophobia are ok!

 

 

 

[clarkete]

10 minutes ago, Neil said:

goods going into Scotland will be checked. because they canthen go anywhere in the eu without further checks, which isnt the case with stuff the currently coming into the uk without checks.

Yes, hence as with the UK and EU balance of payments the Scottish and English one would improve in their favour.

 

 

8 minutes ago, Neil said:

those who claim that concern are never concerned with the lies which would take them there, its like saying there was nothing wrong with the brexit process, lies to the electorate to encourage xenophobia are ok!

 

 

 

As with PR, there doesn't seem a cat in hell's chance that there would be another referendum during my lifetime, so I think you should just stop being so angry with the poor scots and let it go.   

Most of them are lovely and they have a great country 😉 

[clarkete]

Regarding parliament and pr0n - some related details from the popb*tch newsletter this week. 

In 2017 Damian Green's laptop got seized in the last related scandal.  

"Parliament was keeping official tabs on the number of attempts made to access pornography on parliamentary computers.  Sadly, these numbers no longer seem to be published as Parliament's cyber-security team say it poses a 'threat'."

"One of the final months there's official data for (Sept 2016) shows 32,164 attempts made in 30 days – roughly 1,070 a day."

They published a detailed analysis at the time here... https://popbitch.com/commons-as-muck/ 

[Neil]

7 minutes ago, clarkete said:

Yes, hence as with the UK and EU balance of payments the Scottish and English one would improve in their favour.

 

 

As with PR, there doesn't seem a cat in hell's chance that there would be another referendum during my lifetime, so I think you should just stop being so angry with the poor scots and let it go.   

Most of them are lovely and they have a great country 😉 

If they dont think there'll be another. Why do they keep voting for a single issue party which fails on all adgendas. 

[steviewevie]

 

[clarkete]

6 minutes ago, Neil said:

If they dont think there'll be another. Why do they keep voting for a single issue party which fails on all adgendas. 

Let me google that for you 😛 
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-herald-1130/20210412/281487869167533 

[Ozanne]

6 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

 

Yes please.

[steviewevie]

16 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Yes please.

Not great for lib Dems or greens

[Neil]

So you agree with them that it's your fault, clarkete. 

[Ozanne]

18 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

Not great for lib Dems or greens

Poor Nick Clegg. 

[steviewevie]

Anecdotal but where I live it is usually mostly labour signs and a few lib Dems signs but at moment it's all labour, and where I work its usually mostly Tory signs with a few lib dem  and at moment it's all lib dem, not seen one Tory sign

 

[Neil]

3 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

 not seen one Tory sign

no one wants to be firebombed.

[steviewevie]

 

[Punksnotdead]

Neil Parish says he 'may' have opened a porn site accidentally! Of course he did, we've all done that haven't we? 😄

What a w*nker (literally)!

Edited April 30, 2022 by Punksnotdead

[Ozanne]

3 hours ago, steviewevie said:

 

That’s it, because Labour did so well last time round in 2018 it might not look that great this time. 

[mattiloy]

19 hours ago, Ozanne said:

No one is sadly. 
 

 

 

'They're all as bad as each other' - Blair's legacy.

A government so bad, so unpopular that even despite the shitshow of the last decade, Labour cannot gain traction as an alternative. ITT - laughable analysis from people whose idea of public opinion is derived from a handful of dewy eyed centrist blue ticks on twitter who are misinterpreting their nostalgia for their coke addled days in their late 20s/early 30s, shmoozing their way around fleet street, with an actual good government..

[steviewevie]

30 minutes ago, mattiloy said:

 

'They're all as bad as each other' - Blair's legacy.

A government so bad, so unpopular that even despite the shitshow of the last decade, Labour cannot gain traction as an alternative. ITT - laughable analysis from people whose idea of public opinion is derived from a handful of dewy eyed centrist blue ticks on twitter who are misinterpreting their nostalgia for their coke addled days in their late 20s/early 30s, shmoozing their way around fleet street, with an actual good government..

He was acceptable in the 90s.

[lost]

More than acceptable. I seem to remember after he made that speech when Princess Di died I think his approval rating hit a level never seen before or since in a properly functioning democracy.

[steviewevie]

Anyway, Blair obviously turned out to be a bit of a let down...and Iraq was a disaster...but what I meant was Starmer doesn't have the appeal that Blair had in mid 90s when also felt like end of days for the tories. 

Edited April 30, 2022 by steviewevie