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Why the calls for Boris to resign?
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And the only PM to have lost EVERY SINGLE vote in Westminster, and now also losing in the courtsOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostAnd be the shortest ever serving PM?
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Why? What has he ever done to suggest he would be good at the role of PM? He only became Mayor of London because everyone was sick of Ken - it wasn't a vote for Boris, it was a 'no vote' for Ken.Originally posted by d000hg View Post<snip> but I certainly would have expected him to actually be quite good at holding the position of PM.
He was useless as foreign minister.
So, genuine question. What did he ever do to think he would become a good PM?I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Come on fella ... you can do better than that. Have a think about it .... what happened after the High Court judgement, but before the Scottish court's judgement (and subsequently the Supreme Court)? Here's a clue - there was more information made available after the High Court judgementOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNot according to the High Court in England.
Now obviously the Supreme Court view it differently, but the fact that this discrepancy exists simply highlights the fact that his advice to the Queen could have been given in all good faith.
What a great shame that the sainted Gina wasn't so animated when John Major prorogued Parliament for even longer in order to avoid the fallout from the Cash for Questions scandal.

Now get back into your box until you can think of something intelligent to say
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Just love when the gammons try to make out it's remainers who are hystericalOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNo squirming over here. Just amusement at the continued petulant hysterics of the Bremoaners.
You only have to see your lot being interviewed on news reports to see how angry you're getting
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At least Shauny has a bucket of spuds to take it out on. Trigger could explode at any moment.Originally posted by Whorty View PostJust love when the gammons try to make out it's remainers who are hysterical
You only have to see your lot being interviewed on news reports to see how angry you're getting 
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there, there Konstabel Els, careful of your blood pressure.Originally posted by Whorty View PostJust love when the gammons try to make out it's remainers who are hysterical
You only have to see your lot being interviewed on news reports to see how angry you're getting 
and you'll upset the lads.
they're not real Zulus.
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When the tourists turn up with their cameras and pocket full of dollars, they bloody better act like real Zulus ..... I paid good money for those costumesOriginally posted by BR14 View Postthere, there Konstabel Els, careful of your blood pressure.
and you'll upset the lads.
they're not real Zulus.

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You've been told before about blacking up Spuddy.Originally posted by Whorty View PostWhen the tourists turn up with their cameras and pocket full of dollars, they bloody better act like real Zulus ..... I paid good money for those costumes
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Care in the community - someone has to give him work. Plus, I love to see his reaction when he looks in the mirror and he sees a face of colour staring back at himOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostYou've been told before about blacking up Spuddy.
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