Theresa "MAY" not build a better Britain.

[magicrat]

2 hours ago, Creator Supreme said:

I'm sure Phillip May is Arthur Askey reincarnated!

 

 

Where's me washboard? (And yes I know that's Arthur Atkinson)

"Hello Playmates" it was or it might have been Michael Jackson. Can't remember at my age

[Anubis]

Nice to see kids being taught early to know their peasant place in the hierarchy of things. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/mar/25/too-poor-to-play-children-in-social-housing-blocked-from-communal-playground

[magicrat]

49 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Nice to see kids being taught early to know their peasant place in the hierarchy of things. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/mar/25/too-poor-to-play-children-in-social-housing-blocked-from-communal-playground

I daresay the poor kids will be given a few knives to play with instead.

[Creator Supreme]

14 minutes ago, magicrat said:

I daresay the poor kids will be given a few knives to play with instead.

FFS, whoever signed off on that needs a colonoscopy using the space needle! Fucking snobby, low life, shithouse twats!

[Dougie Do'ins]

Has she just effectively said she's off ?

[Mudface]

Yes, once her shit deal gets passed.

[Scooby Dudek]

If her deal goes through, again the tories being the tories and the press, being cunts, despite slagging it/her off since November will sing the praises of both May and the Deal. 

 

Make her out as being some sort of heroine who always put the country first. Obviously they will not get pulled up on this narrative either. 

 

 

[Mudface]

Her potential replacements are dog shit. Wouldn't trust any of them not to sell us out during the next phases.

[Numero Veinticinco]

Just now, Mudface said:

Her potential replacements are dog shit. Wouldn't trust any of them not to sell us out during the next phases.

It’s like a bunch of super Tories that an evil villain grew in a tank in the Tory HQ laboratory. 

[Dr Nowt]

Jumping voluntarily, naturally.

 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

What a bunch of self serving scoundrels. A few of them are saying that they'll vote in favour of the deal now May looks set to resign if it passes. 

 

How does May's position in the future alter the deal from being one that has been consistently slagged off and battered in Parliamentary votes and turn it into a deal that MPs feel like they can vote for? 

 

They're meant to be there to represent the interests of their constituents. Not their own or party interests. Bunch of fucks. 

[Trumo]

Stubbornly trying to push through a shit deal without taking ownership of it. Sounds about right.

[Lee909]

Perfect for the tories

They can pass a shit deal they'll all financially benefit from and blame her and Cameron for the mess we are in. Just like they blame labour for the finance issue. 

 

 

Could we seriously be fucking looking at a Trump and Johnson fucking leader situation FFS

 

Wonder if Musk wants a volunteer for a one way trip to fucking Mars

[Numero Veinticinco]

Ive got to respect her complete lack of shame. Leveraging her own career for people to vote for her shit deal. I love that lots of them are now saying they’d switch. So either they were voting against their view of the country’s best interests to stick it to her or they’ll vote against the best interests in the country now so they get a new leader of their party. 

 

TORIES AND THE PEOPLE WHO VOTE FOR THEM ARE DIRTY, SELFISH, NASTY CUNTS. 

[RobbieOR]

I don't see that vote going through. 

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

What a fucking cunt she and the Tories truly are.

 

I hope to fuck that MV3 doesn't pass.

 

Sadly I think it will now.

[cloggypop]

I'm not sure the speaker is going to allow it. It's exactly the same turd as the last 2 times. 

[clangers]

11 minutes ago, 1892-LFCWasBorn said:

What a fucking cunt she and the Tories truly are.

 

I hope to fuck that MV3 doesn't pass.

 

Sadly I think it will now.

Power hungry, vicious, self-serving sums up the Tory party.

 

It would be hugely amusing if MV3 was rejected again. I knew last night as soon as Boris started to waver he was sniffing another chance to take charge and really fuck the country over.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

[Scooby Dudek]

Already started. Sad to see her go but once again put her country before anything else. 

 

What a load of shite. 

 

Housing Secretary James Brokenshire says that Theresa May remained "focused on the task at hand" in her statement to the 1922 Committee.

Her message was that "we need to move on for the country", he adds.

Mr Brokenshire says some of his colleagues wanted to see a change in approach to the next step, and that the PM has shown "a sense of duty before a sense of self".

"You've seen that sense of duty and purpose tonight - she is resolute: this is not about political games, this is about the future of this country," he says.

Theresa May gave a clear message tonight on how we come together and move on, he concludes

[sir roger]

'We' being the Conservative party , presumably , certainly not the country.

 

I am still failing to see how her deal is either better or worse for the country whether she is pm or not.

[SilverSong]

1 hour ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

Ive got to respect her complete lack of shame. Leveraging her own career for people to vote for her shit deal. I love that lots of them are now saying they’d switch. So either they were voting against their view of the country’s best interests to stick it to her or they’ll vote against the best interests in the country now so they get a new leader of their party. 

 

TORIES AND THE PEOPLE WHO VOTE FOR THEM ARE DIRTY, SELFISH, NASTY CUNTS. 

I could not agree more.

[Captain Turdseye]

Shameful shit. Tory party politics are more important than the lives of 65 million people. There should be riots over this. 

[Scooby Dudek]

DUP told her to go fuck herself (metaphorically speaking).

 

No change on DUP opposition to May's deal

ReutersCopyright: Reuters

The DUP has not dropped its opposition to the Brexit deal despite the prime minister's promise to step down if MPs backed it, a party source has said.

The source told BBC News NI's political editor Mark Devenport that "prime ministers come and go" and that the trade and constitutional issues affected by the withdrawal agreement "live on".

[Anubis]

Steve Baker appears to be the new rebel leader of the ERG, vowing no surrender to cheers from about 30 of them. If the hard core and the DUP hold out she’s not getting the numbers even on a third vote.