Should the UK remain a member of the EU

[Anubis]

Suzanne Evans, UKIP leadership candidate, calling for the Judges to be sacked. Yeah, good luck with that.

[stringvest]

Suzanne Evans, UKIP leadership candidate, calling for the Judges to be sacked. Yeah, good luck with that.

 

 

Some of these are so dense they have their own gravitational pull

[Guest Pistonbroke]

You okay njackets? Inbox me, hun xxx

 

Give him a break mate, he was probably still reeling from having a Black woman saying England can't wear a poppy on their kit and now he's got to deal with a South American bird putting a spanner in the works for him getting his country back. 

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Suzanne Evans, UKIP leadership candidate, calling for the Judges to be sacked. Yeah, good luck with that.

 

Surely they could be charged with Treason. 

[cloggypop]

Won't somebody think of Arron Banks?

[Neil G]

If every MP voted according to the referendum outcome in their constituency, does anyone know what the results would be?

421 out of 574 constituencies in England and Wales (73 per cent) are estimated to have voted Leave. That's a comfortable majority in Parliament even before Scotland and Northern Ireland are taken into account.

 

It's an estimate as the votes were counted on the basis of local authority areas rather than parliamentary constituencies.

 

https://medium.com/@chrishanretty/the-eu-referendum-how-did-westminster-constituencies-vote-283c85cd20e1#.8drptwf65

[PestiRed]

Give him a break mate, he was probably still reeling from having a Black woman saying England can't wear a poppy on their kit and now he's got to deal with a South American bird putting a spanner in the works for him getting his country back.

 

Wait til he hears about who Prince Harry is shagging

[PestiRed]

421 out of 574 constituencies in England and Wales (73 per cent) are estimated to have voted Leave. That's a comfortable majority in Parliament even before Scotland and Northern Ireland are taken into account.

It's an estimate as the votes were counted on the basis of local authority areas rather than parliamentary constituencies.https://medium.com/@chrishanretty/the-eu-referendum-how-did-westminster-constituencies-vote-283c85cd20e1#.8drptwf65

Bugger, that's not good

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

I see the charming Jayda from Britain First has just been found guilty of a racially aggravated public ordrr offence, amongst other things.

 

Not a great day for that lot....

[cloggypop]

I see the charming Jayda from Britain First has just been found guilty of a racially aggravated public ordrr offence, amongst other things.

 

Not a great day for that lot....

The other dickhead got served a warrant at her trial.

[Scott_M]

Farage says 51% of voters have been betrayed.

 

Doesn't comment on how he betrayed them by lying & tricking them into voting out, then laughing after.

[Scott_M]

Good old Daily Fail

[Red Phoenix]

Nice timing, I guess Nov 5th in London with Anonymous and others will be anything but peaceful then. It's almost like they do this shit to deliberately wind people up.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Good old Daily Fail

 

I'm glad you didn't snipe the comment section. 

[Scott_M]

You mean how dare these judges uphold the law?

 

[Anubis]

Or, Judges Hand Down Judgement In Legal Dispute, as the rest of us know it.

[Jairzinho]

Good old Daily Fail

 

A GAY?

[Manny]

The Fail is fucking hilarious today, give it it's due.

[stringvest]

A GAY?

 

 

The Gay Blade

 

The Pork Swordsman

 

Sitting On The Fencer

[Anubis]

Deeply troubling, isn't it?

[Anubis]

Apparently they've shit themselves and removed the words 'openly gay.'

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Too little too late springs to mind. 

[cloggypop]

Does he know he's back in the closet?

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Does he know he's back in the closet?

 

Surely he's on the fencing. 

[rubble-rouser]

The Mail, Murdoch and Telegraph would support fascism without the ethnic cleansing.

 

The agenda pursued is not that of the 'little man' but that of the newspaper proprietor.

 

I read a good portion of the legal argument during the case and it was quite clear that the Government's QCs were not confident - they tried to rely on a very narrow interpretation of previous (British) cases.

 

Not that this will have any effect, as Labour MPs will be too scared to do the right thing.