Language used in parliament yesterday - your thoughts?

[JohnD]

"There are three reasons for taking this view.

First, Mr Johnson’s performance makes it hard, if not impossible, to secure the support of Labour MPs for any Brexit deal. To get a deal through the Commons, the PM needs around 20 Labour MPs to back him. After last night, it’s hard to believe any of them will march into the Tory division lobbies.

Second, Mr Johnson’s language suggests he is already looking ahead to what happens when he fails to get a deal. He will have to agree an extension of Article 50, a colossal embarrassment after he has repeatedly said the UK would leave on October 31. He will then move to a general election."

 

[JohnD]

"Of course, this may be reading too much into Mr Johnson’s performance last night. Over the past eight weeks, he has proved a highly unstable performer in public, uneasy in the face of tough questioning. He may have accidentally over-reached himself last night.

But that’s unlikely. Signing a Brexit deal and getting it through the Commons was always going to require diplomacy, subtlety and skill. If that was ever a part of Mr Johnson’s political persona, it was utterly abandoned in the Commons."

 

[noseall]

But Mr Johnson’s performance in the Commons, in which he lambasted Labour MPs with crude and intemperate language, suggests that he has now abandoned all hope of getting a deal agreed in Brussels next month."

That's how I read it. Brexer desperation. The buffoon needs to get his skates on.

 

[festive]

You mean like mentioning Joe Cox In a completely unrelated incident. Desperate desperately low.

Parliament are blocking every Avenue to allow progress here. What do they spend doing today after complaining about being prorogued.It's so desperate.
I shall.copy and paste my predictions from last week as so far on day2 spot on.

 

[Notch7]

I shall.copy and paste my predictions from last week as so far on day2 spot on

Does your prediction indicate you will be as clueless about any Brexit benefits next week as you are this week.

 

[durhamplumber]

Does your prediction indicate you will be as clueless about any Brexit benefits next week as you are this week.

What,no sheep mentions?

 

[festive]

Does your prediction indicate you will be as clueless about any Brexit benefits next week as you are this week.

How predictable . not getting my attention today?

Hello sweet cheeks x

 

[Lower]

Earlier today, some tw at said:


So wrong on both counts

What an idiot! He thinks they're discussing something that nobody's seen!
(and doesn't exist)

Oh... it was you.

Insults again. If you can’t hold a civil conversation you’re not worth responding to.

 

[noseall]

Parliament are blocking every Avenue

Really? What deals has Bozza come back with? Prey tell.

 

[fillyboy]

That didnt take long.

Exactly what was predicted and then dismissed by Bojo.

It may be a far right nutter, it might not be. She's not universally popular in Birmingham. The comments section of the Birmingham Mail suggest her office has been attacked regularly.

 

[JohnD]

If you can’t hold a civil conversation you’re not worth responding to.

In the same way you'd say that Johnson is not worth responding to.

 

[transam]

Johnson upset the pc snow flakes

 

[JohnD]

Boris Johnson made a speech in New York, on the very day that Lady Hale declared his parliament break unlawful, about people obeying the law. The same day.

"The prime minister said:

"If you obey the law and you do no harm to others, then you can come and live your life as you please in these great cities."

People have been quick to point out the irony of the prime minister telling people to obey the law on the exact day he has been proved doing the exact opposite."

 

[transam]

not quite the same is it

But hey ho

 

[noseall]

People have been quick to point out the irony of the prime minister telling people to obey the law on the exact day he has been proved doing the exact opposite."

Correct. His do or die-in-a-ditch tactic to take Britain out of the EU without a deal has seen him promise to ignore British laws yet again.

I think he should be deported.