Bercow 'they're conspiring against me'

[Notch7]

Ohh do shut up you turncoat,,,

I am sorry, Ive left you on the failure side of the argument.

you arent going to have much to cheer about over the next year or so, its all negative for you now.

 

[festive]

please explain what John Bercow did wrong in his efforts to increase parliamentary power to allow scrutiny of the executive
You cant

Boris Johnson used his bullying mentality and lies to prorogue parliament -which was a deliberate attempt to prevent parliament scrutiny.
That was totally undemocratic
Why dont you complain about that?

keep your wig on and give me a chance to a reply.

Look up house speaker and their impartiality. Now look at the new speaker...

Examples on way as I'm currently saving the world my people need me.

 

[Notch7]

I'm currently saving the world my people need me

Keep up the good work

 

[darrington]

I am sorry, Ive left you on the failure side of the argument.

you arent going to have much to cheer about over the next year or so, its all negative for you now.

Just have a look back at some of the "ANTI EU" comments Snotty7 has made over the past couple of years, "AGAINST REMAINERS" on this Forum,,,,, he has got to be the most 2 FACED POSTER on here, maybe Junk the Drunk promised him something,,, hmmmm.

 

[Ryler]

in other words he wants parliament to be less democratic.

The opposite. More democratic.
The bercow approach was that of a tin pot dictator who over rules his people.

 

[Notch7]

Just have a look back at the at some of the comments Snotty7 made over the past couple of years AGAINST remainers, he has got to be the most 2 faced poster on here, maybe Junk the Drunk promised him something,,, hmmmm.

Ha ha ha

I see what you did there
Good effort Darrington

 

[Notch7]

The opposite. More democratic.
The bercow approach was that of a tin pot dictator who over rules his people.

You seem a little bit confused.
Are you okay, Im worried

 

[Ryler]

You seem a little bit confused.

Says the bloke who posted this....

• "Jean Monnet, the founding father of the EU understood democracy was an obstacle to the elitist project and had to employ a degree of deception "
  
  "Jean-Claude Juncker, today’s unelected EU chief makes clear that nothing much has changed, “when it becomes serious, you have to lie.” “There can be no democratic choice against the European treaties.”
  
  "EU member states that have been ‘bailed out’—the bailout funds actually went to French and German banks"
  
  "The EU is also no place to be young. In fact they have most to lose if we remain in the EU. An over competitive education system, the closure of vital youth support services and the introduction of student loans has meant that young people have fewer opportunities than their parents generation."
  
  
  "With the EU being the world’s low growth region, with 23 million unemployed, the social fabric is deteriorating at an alarming rate. In some EU countries youth unemployment has pushed northwards of 50%."
  
  "Outside of the EU we would be able to prioritise building a society without unemployment and with secure, skilled, well paid jobs. We would be able to tackle the unaffordable housing market and enable young people to develop again free from the chains of debt. "
  
  "Young or old: the toxic mix in the EU of low growth, low productivity and mass unemployment means a bleak future."
  
  "The EU conducts economic terrorism on a global scale through aggressive global trade policies and structural adjustment conditions, in particular towards African states."
  
  "This has served only to deepen their poverty and inequality whilst enriching the white EU 1%. Nor does it build meaningful solidarity between EU states; through the lens of Greece and Germany we see tensions not witnessed since 1945."
  
  "There is no doubt a successful UK exit would have huge support, and be emulated, across the continent. That is why the bankers and institutions of the EU were so desperate to force the Syriza government in Greece to its knees: in order to demonstrate to workers in other EU states the fate that would await them should they demand democracy and an end to austerity. It may have backfired."
  
  
  "there is no shortage of postmodern opportunists lining up to claim it is better to stay in the EU and try to reform it. What they don’t have—and can’t have—is a strategy. The EU constitution doesn’t allow it."
  
  "For those still struggling to understand why we must leave the EU: It’s democracy, stupid"
  
  "It’s been astounding to witness so many left-wingers, in meltdown over Brexit, resort to parroting liberal economics"
  
  From its inception, the EU has been a top-down project driven by political and administrative elites, “a protected sphere”,
  
  "The direction of travel has been singular and unrelenting. To take one example, workers’ rights – a supposed EU strength – are steadily being eroded, as can be seen in landmark judgments by the European Court of Justice"
  
  "More broadly, on trade, financial regulation, state aid, government purchasing, public service delivery, and more, any attempt to create a different kind of economy from inside the EU has largely been forestalled by competition policy or single market regulation."
  
  A damning indictment of the eu by your own links.
  The eu is a con. The greatest scam in all history.
  Created on a lie, run on a lie and openly confessed as a lie by its own elites.
  

 

[Bodd]

You seem a little bit confused.
Are you okay, Im worried

No ooooo you sad that...

Says the bloke who posted this....

• "Jean Monnet, the founding father of the EU understood democracy was an obstacle to the elitist project and had to employ a degree of deception "
  
  "Jean-Claude Juncker, today’s unelected EU chief makes clear that nothing much has changed, “when it becomes serious, you have to lie.” “There can be no democratic choice against the European treaties.”
  
  "EU member states that have been ‘bailed out’—the bailout funds actually went to French and German banks"
  
  "The EU is also no place to be young. In fact they have most to lose if we remain in the EU. An over competitive education system, the closure of vital youth support services and the introduction of student loans has meant that young people have fewer opportunities than their parents generation."
  
  
  "With the EU being the world’s low growth region, with 23 million unemployed, the social fabric is deteriorating at an alarming rate. In some EU countries youth unemployment has pushed northwards of 50%."
  
  "Outside of the EU we would be able to prioritise building a society without unemployment and with secure, skilled, well paid jobs. We would be able to tackle the unaffordable housing market and enable young people to develop again free from the chains of debt. "
  
  "Young or old: the toxic mix in the EU of low growth, low productivity and mass unemployment means a bleak future."
  
  "The EU conducts economic terrorism on a global scale through aggressive global trade policies and structural adjustment conditions, in particular towards African states."
  
  "This has served only to deepen their poverty and inequality whilst enriching the white EU 1%. Nor does it build meaningful solidarity between EU states; through the lens of Greece and Germany we see tensions not witnessed since 1945."
  
  "There is no doubt a successful UK exit would have huge support, and be emulated, across the continent. That is why the bankers and institutions of the EU were so desperate to force the Syriza government in Greece to its knees: in order to demonstrate to workers in other EU states the fate that would await them should they demand democracy and an end to austerity. It may have backfired."
  
  
  "there is no shortage of postmodern opportunists lining up to claim it is better to stay in the EU and try to reform it. What they don’t have—and can’t have—is a strategy. The EU constitution doesn’t allow it."
  
  "For those still struggling to understand why we must leave the EU: It’s democracy, stupid"
  
  "It’s been astounding to witness so many left-wingers, in meltdown over Brexit, resort to parroting liberal economics"
  
  From its inception, the EU has been a top-down project driven by political and administrative elites, “a protected sphere”,
  
  "The direction of travel has been singular and unrelenting. To take one example, workers’ rights – a supposed EU strength – are steadily being eroded, as can be seen in landmark judgments by the European Court of Justice"
  
  "More broadly, on trade, financial regulation, state aid, government purchasing, public service delivery, and more, any attempt to create a different kind of economy from inside the EU has largely been forestalled by competition policy or single market regulation."
  
  A damning indictment of the eu by your own links.
  The eu is a con. The greatest scam in all history.
  Created on a lie, run on a lie and openly confessed as a lie by its own elites.

 

[Notch7]

Created on a lie, run on a lie and openly confessed as a lie by its own elites

Hows your broom; thats had 17 new heads and 14 new handles.

 

[Bodd]

Hows your broom; thats had 17 new heads and 14 new handles.

It's only funny if you made it up.....

 

[fillyboy]

They deliberately put all pro remain elements, such as the 21 Tory MPs, esp Grieve, Supreme court judges, Gina Millar and Bercow all together and framed them as an enemy of the people.

Grieve, Letwin, Soubry and a host of other MP's lost their seats because they were voted out by the people, nothing to do with being framed by Johnson.
It's called democracy old bean.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Grieve, Letwin, Soubry and a host of other MP's lost their seats because they were voted out by the people, nothing to do with being framed by Johnson.
It's called democracy old bean.

The people were, and like being, conned.

A bit like Trump's wall; how's that going?

 

[fillyboy]

The people were, and like being, conned.

A bit like Trump's wall; how's that going?

The people were conned alright and the remainer rebels paid the price for that, they were all voted out.
Well, they did say they wanted a meaningful peoples vote, they certainly got it.

 

[EFLImpudence]

The people were conned alright and the remainer rebels paid the price for that, they were all voted out.

So, you think people being conned, and those not-conned paying for it, is alright

We knew that all along but nice to hear you admit it.

Well, they did say they wanted a meaningful peoples vote, they certainly got it.

It depends what you think meaningful means.


You didn't answer about the wall.