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I really try to avoid British politics as much as I can these days. I made myself a promise when I emigrated and apart from a few angry outbursts I've pretty much stuck to that. I've laughed at Truss, shook my head at the stupidity of Mogg, Francois, Braverman, there's so many 😄
Today I saw PMQ's for the first time in many years...wow! Sunak, what a fucking prick!
All the old anger resurfaced.
Heading out for a bong to calm the fuck down.
 
joethehibby said:
Are pretty much not for the working class and on the whole obnoxious, the new inicumbents not quite so much 🤔
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What you going todo about it?

Tories and Labour...are different cheeks of the same arse.

Is it not obvious?

Labour destabilised the middle East with their illegal wars,and building up huge debts in the process.
Tories come to power build more debt and print insane amounts of cash for COVID.
And don't really care about the replacement within the UK of illegal migrants.

Let's pretend the Tories are horrid...and Keir Starmer will save the day.(He is a fucking idiot).


It's all rigged....If you didn't know.

The price we pay for disobeying our WEF leaders is a huge influx of migrants.
Somehow the European Court Of Human Right decides. (And there was me thinking we chose too leave EU)

Why in the Olympics are we not called Great Britain. It's Team GB.

Anyone that can think critically will see exactly why very quickly!


Complain,bitch,moan. Till you open your fucking eyes and see reality...then nothing will change!
 
Ryan69 said:
What you going todo about it?

Tories and Labour...are different cheeks of the same arse.

Is it not obvious?

Labour destabilised the middle East with their illegal wars,and building up huge debts in the process.
Tories come to power build more debt and print insane amounts of cash for COVID.
And don't really care about the replacement within the UK of illegal migrants.

Let's pretend the Tories are horrid...and Keir Starmer will save the day.(He is a fucking idiot).


It's all rigged....If you didn't know.

The price we pay for disobeying our WEF leaders is a huge influx of migrants.
Somehow the European Court Of Human Right decides. (And there was me thinking we chose too leave EU)

Why in the Olympics are we not called Great Britain. It's Team GB.

Anyone that can think critically will see exactly why very quickly!


Complain,bitch,moan. Till you open your fucking eyes and see reality...then nothing will change!
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What do you suggest?
Never mind all the 'open your eyes' bullshit.
Solution please.
Now.
 
Have MP's in the HOC always started a question or answer with the words "Mr Speaker? I'm sure it's a recent thing. I blame Bojo, he said it multiple times in the same sentence. Boils my pish.
 
ILHTD said:
Have MP's in the HOC always started a question or answer with the words "Mr Speaker? I'm sure it's a recent thing. I blame Bojo, he said it multiple times in the same sentence. Boils my pish.
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They always have.
 
Jack said:
All questions and answers must be addressed through the Speaker.
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That can't be right because some don't say it. I watched the rabble today and Sunak said it in maybe 90% of his answers, 10% not at all. Starmer the same, others not at all.
 
ILHTD said:
That can't be right because some don't say it. I watched the rabble today and Sunak said it in maybe 90% of his answers, 10% not at all. Starmer the same, others not at all.
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Whether it's actually said or not it's the done thing that all chat goes through the Speaker.

Some questioners are allowed more than one question so it will be implied that second and subsequent questions and responses are already going through the Speaker if you know what I mean.

When the Speaker is asking someone to ask their question again its implied that the answer is going back through the Speaker so the questioner needed say it, but sometimes will anyway.

It's the same in the Scottish Parliament and probably the Welsh Assembly.

And yes @hibbybilly PM Questions has become a bit of a circus. Starmer, having been accused of being boring replied that politics wasn't entertainment. It might not be but PMQs has become playing to your audience, in the House and on the telly [news] which let's face it is just about the only time the electorate see or hear them. It's no longer about seeking truths.
 
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Sunak was shocked to learn the Mone had pocketed 30 million, he was the fucking chancellor ffs 🤦
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It really is sad times when we ( me included on occasion ) watch these absolute muppets perform their muppetry in the muppet house of ill repute 😩
 
joethehibby said:
It really is sad times when we ( me included on occasion ) watch these absolute muppets perform their muppetry in the muppet house of ill repute 😩
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I’m probably going to get a ban , for being a boring repetitive twat…..but……
We had our chance to get out . 54% of Scotland dont see what the other 46% do.
It eats a wee bit of me everyday 🥲🥲🥲
 
tayside hibee said:
I’m probably going to get a ban , for being a boring repetitive twat…..but……
We had our chance to get out . 54% of Scotland dont see what the other 46% do.
It eats a wee bit of me everyday 🥲🥲🥲
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You'll be pleased to hear then that these percentages have been reversed in this latest poll. Although I do appreciate the only poll that will count is the one we have no democratic route to.
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Support for Scottish independence rises to 56% - STV poll

Poll shows a clear lead for Yes with the SNP set to remain the dominant party in Scotland at the next UK general election.
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tayside hibee said:
I’m probably going to get a ban , for being a boring repetitive twat…..but……
We had our chance to get out . 54% of Scotland dont see what the other 46% do.
It eats a wee bit of me everyday 🥲🥲🥲
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I sadly agree, I can't see when or how we will get another chance.

I also believe that the general public are stupid and believed a yes or no vote hate to be determined by what football club you supported.
 
I saw from PMQs that SNP MPs were asking the direct question, that in light of the Supreme Court’s ruling, what Scotland’s legal route to an independence referendum or vote was. Sunak completely ignored the question. It’s been apparent that both Labour and the Conservatives are now using a dismissive approach to the constitutional issue. Waffle and ignore.
 
JFP1302 said:
I sadly agree, I can't see when or how we will get another chance.

I also believe that the general public are stupid and believed a yes or no vote hate to be determined by what football club you supported.
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After the Indy vote, then brexit, then Johnson getting a majority , I did form the opinion you should have to sit an IQ test before you are allowed to vote 😂😂😂😂.
I honestly watch the tv,and see the politicians treating Scotland like something on their shoe, watched Johnson smirking while being quizzed about partying during lockdown , and I am truly amazed Scotland isn't rioting to get ourselves out of this toxic rancid establishment .
Last month a Tory politician for Newbury , was asked if she would allow fracking. Her reply was not here ( Newbury) but in a place like Scotland it has it's place!!!!!!! And we just bend over over and let them ream us time after time .
It's a bit like when a dog's owner is very hard on it, yet the dog seems to respect them even more.
strange , weird beast is the human.🤔
 
Unfortunately with the Supreme Court ruling we'll be hearing " we respect the Supreme Court's ruling" ad nauseam from the UK government (Tory or Labour) for the rest of time.
 
Toys oot the pram fae Pete Wishart. I havent been following it so closely, is there a reason behind the SNP leadership change at Westminster?

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Archie said:
Except he didn't.
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Churchill didn’t want to risk the Army who were based at Marryhill Barracks. Fearful they would side with the Strikers who were demanding a 40 hour week. Army was sent from English barracks, with tank support and the Riot Act was read out.
 
Spanish-hibs said:
Churchill didn’t want to risk the Army who were based at Marryhill Barracks. Fearful they would side with the Strikers who were demanding a 40 hour week. Army was sent from English barracks, with tank support and the Riot Act was read out.
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‘Churchill rolled the tanks into the crowd’: mythology and reality in the military deployment to Glasgow in 1919 | Scottish Affairs

The ‘Battle of George Square’, 31 January 1919, is perhaps the most mythologised event in 20th-century Scottish history. A demonstration in support of the 40-hours strike descended into a violent riot and the Sheriff of Lanarkshire read the Riot Act and called in military aid, which he had...
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