Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth
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Bercow to block Trump speech
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Probably still pee'd off that his wife went off with his brother. Whatever. Bercow, as speaker, is no longer challenged in Westminster elections. It's protocol, apparently. I'm not sure he's playing for the team here, we are going to need Trump in a good mood if we're going to get a mutually beneficial trade deal, amongst other things. I'm sure Trump isn't going to lose much sleep over most things Bercow says, but he's going to be a tad miffed when he finds out how much power Bercow has in the House.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain... -
Good.Originally posted by Mordac View PostProbably still pee'd off that his wife went off with his brother. Whatever. Bercow, as speaker, is no longer challenged in Westminster elections. It's protocol, apparently. I'm not sure he's playing for the team here, we are going to need Trump in a good mood if we're going to get a mutually beneficial trade deal, amongst other things. I'm sure Trump isn't going to lose much sleep over most things Bercow says, but he's going to be a tad miffed when he finds out how much power Bercow has in the House.
Though if he suggests we should replace him with anyone else he can feck right off. Our tulip speaker is out MPs choice."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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No. And if you can believe the DM, he had no problem having the leaders of China and Kuwait address the house.Originally posted by Mordac View PostProbably still pee'd off that his wife went off with his brother. Whatever. Bercow, as speaker, is no longer challenged in Westminster elections. It's protocol, apparently. I'm not sure he's playing for the team here, we are going to need Trump in a good mood if we're going to get a mutually beneficial trade deal, amongst other things. I'm sure Trump isn't going to lose much sleep over most things Bercow says, but he's going to be a tad miffed when he finds out how much power Bercow has in the House.
Proper fecking tyrants....
Man is a hypocrite.Comment
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Bercow is a two faced little twerp. He may be elected but WE NEED Trump if Putin or some other dictator turns nasty. Trump might be a little extreme but as mentioned so are most of the other world leaders & organisations. Note Trump as far as I know hasn't been convicted
I suppose we could throw Bercow at Putin's drummer boys but I think a warthog or Reaper Drone or two might be more effective.Comment
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Trump will do jack tulip about anything Putin does. Putin owns him, remember?Originally posted by vetran View PostBercow is a two faced little twerp. He may be elected but WE NEED Trump if Putin or some other dictator turns nasty. Trump might be a little extreme but as mentioned so are most of the other world leaders & organisations. Note Trump as far as I know hasn't been convicted
I suppose we could throw Bercow at Putin's drummer boys but I think a warthog or Reaper Drone or two might be more effective.Comment
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And May is going to pwn the both of them. Make Britain Great Again!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostTrump will do jack tulip about anything Putin does. Putin owns him, remember?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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To be fair, that was before Brexit, which is a bit of a huge game changer. Just saying...Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostNo. And if you can believe the DM, he had no problem having the leaders of China and Kuwait address the house.
Proper fecking tyrants....
Man is a hypocrite.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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yeah before Brexit we kissed Tyrant's butts that isn't allowed anymoreOriginally posted by Mordac View PostTo be fair, that was before Brexit, which is a bit of a huge game changer. Just saying...
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Who the are you to speak on behalf of the population?Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View Post
Dear USA,
This odious little scrote does not speak for us.
Regards,
Most people in the UK
So NOT issuing a private invitation to a specific individual to speak before the House is blocking freedom of speech how? You're not allowed to, I'm not allowed to, Obama isn't allowed to, nobody is without permission.Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostErrr, limited brain capacity?
I'm merely pointing out that a pompous little knob like Bercow is standing in the way of free speech that's all.
Good try at Tory outrage but not convincing, nobody is that dumb.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Bercow is wonderful. The fact the MPs generally aren't that keen on him is a great point in his favour for a startOriginally posted by vetran View PostBercow is a two faced little twerp. He may be elected but WE NEED Trump if Putin or some oth
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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