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Bring Back Boris!
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Do you mean he's not going to get a peerage, or he'll get a peerage but never turn up to do the job because he's busy grifting at speaking engagements or on holiday?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymore -
Rules that were made up on the spot with fook all noticeOriginally posted by malvolio View PostHardly a con. That was stated in the rules up front, quite clearly.
It should have been exactly the same process as it was during the summer. After that they can change rules for FUTURE CASES.
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Oh grow up. The country is in a crises (several in fact). If they'd embarked on another three month process you would have been complaining about the delay and the damage to the economy would be a lot worse. The rules are what the party decides they are, and they decided to follow the basic process, just change the timing and the parameters.Originally posted by AtW View Post
Rules that were made up on the spot with fook all notice
It should have been exactly the same process as it was during the summer. After that they can change rules for FUTURE CASES.Blog? What blog...?
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Yes - fixed rules to favour specific candidate which they knew will be rejected by the racist party membership, that said candidate will later fund the party for 10+ years when it will be out of power.Originally posted by malvolio View PostOh grow up. The country is in a crises (several in fact). If they'd embarked on another three month process you would have been complaining about the delay and the damage to the economy would be a lot worse. The rules are what the party decides they are, and they decided to follow the basic process, just change the timing and the parameters.
And there is no emergency right now just like there was none few months agoComment
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Your fantasies are getting boring now..Originally posted by AtW View Post
Yes - fixed rules to favour specific candidate which they knew will be rejected by the racist party membership, that said candidate will later fund the party for 10+ years when it will be out of power.
And there is no emergency right now just like there was none few months ago
Blog? What blog...?
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Lord Russian Emigre has bored the board tulipless for decades.Originally posted by malvolio View Post
Your fantasies are getting boring now..
Thankfully we no longer get his deep & thoughtful opinions on "The Art of Computer Programming" by Knuth.
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Their club their rules.Originally posted by AtW View Post
Rules that were made up on the spot with fook all notice
It should have been exactly the same process as it was during the summer. After that they can change rules for FUTURE CASES.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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