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This disgraceful apology of a Prime Minister has now decided to water down the Ministerial Code so that anyone breaking it is no longer required to resign.
Fascism is on the horizon and getting closer every week now.
Full story: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-61607739
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysCan someone please explain to me why, in a democracy, he can just do this without it having to go through parliamentary procedures….of course he did it when parliament was going into recess.
I’m quite happy that he’s staying. The longer this drags on, the more damage it does. I’d be delighted if he fights the next election as PM.
The other question is who replaces him, and I suspect that’s one of the reasons that Mr Brady hasn’t received more letters. Even ‘PM in waiting’ Sunak is damaged goods now.
Well I’ve written to The Speaker to ask why Johnson can just do this. No point writing to my MP. No point writing to Hoyle either, really, but can’t just do nothing. Sick of it all to be honest….
Made me laugh ITV had Dominic Grieve on (remember him) talking about this.
Someone who wanted to f… our democracy and betray the people he is supposed to serve, but was never like many held accountable.
I hope these changes give Priti the opportunity to have a real go at EU loving civil service mandarin’s who need a good kick up the arse or better getting rid of.
We’ll never move on until these waster’s are gone.
I’m sorry. Are you saying that Johnson isn’t trying to **** our democracy by just waving away the ministerial code?
He is just making changes to a bill where if they do something ‘a bit wrong’ it doesn’t need Mr snowflake, leftie, remoaner screaming and wetting their knickers crying foul.
No, if you actually understood democracy and going against it, think of the actions of MPs voting sorry betraying their constituents, the people they are supposed to serve.
A majority instruction was given, but no certain MPs voted to oppose it.That’s trying to destroy democracy, nothing was really made of that though and I wonder why!
The people however spoke in Dec 2019, and Boris carried out that instruction (not very well so far in truth), but saved our democracy.Johnson is destroying democracy. Did you vote to have the ministerial code changed? Did Parliament discuss it? Was it in the party manifesto. No. It has happened because one man decides that , if he breaks the law he can just change that law. No discussion, no vote, nothing. That, to me, doesn’t sound like democracy. Dominic Grieve knows more about the law than the whole of this government put together (and that includes the current Attorney General who is just Johnson’s puppet). Which is why he knew that the referendum was based on lies and misinformation and was non binding.
Excellent speech here but red necks won’t understand it.
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysThat Johnson is a serial liar is already factored into the English vote, so the rest of us are stuck with him. The alternatives, Liz Truss and Dominic Raab, are even more embarrassing.
That Johnson is a serial liar is already factored into the English vote, so the rest of us are stuck with him.
Unfortunately I think this statement is probably correct, which worries me for the country that todays youngsters will grow up in.
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysHeath Ledger perfected his Joker to convince everyone he was the best thing since oven ready sliced bread, but at the end of the day, the Joker took things to extremes and there was a dark dark turn as the bread turned on its maker – it hadn’t been kneaded enough.
She was amazing wasn’t she Purwell.
Very good speaker with no ums or ahs and a subject she obviously believes in.
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysI hadn’t seen that Purwell, many thanks for puting Mhairi Black’s
speach up. She was excellent. God knows we could do with a few more
like her who actually care about ordinary people rather that just
toeing the party line.Whether you agree with her or not, it’s heartening to hear someone
with conviction who isn’t scared to say it as it is. I doubt that any
previous Prime Minister wouldn’t have stood down in the circumstances
Johnston finds himself in.‘That Johnson is a serial liar is already factored into the English vote, so the rest of us are stuck with him’
You might want to have a word with the well over a million people in Scotland and Wales who voted Tory giving them 20 of their seats. I hate them but let’s not pretend it’s only the English.
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