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Are You Ashamed Of The Way The Commons Behaved Yesterday?
Geoffrey Cox,attorney general,Barry Sheerman looked like he’d bust a gut,what happened to the waving of papers and nodding and bleating like sheep that we’ve been used to?
Veins popping out their temples, Boris accused of going too far
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Veins popping out their temples, Boris accused of going too far
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I feel no shame but I think those trying to bully the government should do so. Especially the continual requesting of an apology for doing nothing that needed apologising for, and those who got hysterical criticising perfectly reasonable language describing the truth of the situation, and claiming all sorts of nonsense. Boris may have errored referring to Jo Cox, but even then he wasn't the one who started talking humbug (which is as polite as one can get regarding snowflake style bullying) regarding language encouraging violence.
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/// The Oscar must go to the hysterical woman in black....can't remember her name in the emotional defense of Jo Cox.
Fabulous. ///
Yes she was was what one can only described as a 'fish wife' how such an obnoxious person as her ever become a member of parliament is anyone's guess, it doesn't say much for the constituency that chose a person such as her to represent them.
As for Boris Johnson using words that encourage loonies such as the one who murdered Jo Cox, her stirring up such hate against the prime minister, could also encourage those with assassination on their minds.
/// The Oscar must go to the hysterical woman in black....can't remember her name in the emotional defense of Jo Cox.
Fabulous. ///
Yes she was was what one can only described as a 'fish wife' how such an obnoxious person as her ever become a member of parliament is anyone's guess, it doesn't say much for the constituency that chose a person such as her to represent them.
As for Boris Johnson using words that encourage loonies such as the one who murdered Jo Cox, her stirring up such hate against the prime minister, could also encourage those with assassination on their minds.
Yes the Speaker also intervened on behalf of the PM when he might have been accused of lying to the House (as opposed to lying IN the House which is Rees-Mogg’s speciality).
Even if he’d wanted to stir things he hardly needed to :-)
Several times he told everyone to calm down. That’s part of his job.
Even if he’d wanted to stir things he hardly needed to :-)
Several times he told everyone to calm down. That’s part of his job.
"Humbug" is defined as "deceptive or false talk or behaviour".
Paula Sherriff said two things.
1) she received death threats
2) the PM's language could inflame matters further
Which of those two things Paula Sherriff said was Boris referring to when he said "I've never heard such humbug in all my life"? He did not make it clear, but the way he phrased it it sounded like everything she had said. This includes calling her a liar for saying she received death threats!
Thomas Mair, killer of Jo Cox, targeted her because he saw her as "one of 'the collaborators' and a traitor".
I don't think it's unreasonable to think that more Thomas Mairs could be being cultivated by the present debacle in Parliament.
Paula Sherriff said two things.
1) she received death threats
2) the PM's language could inflame matters further
Which of those two things Paula Sherriff said was Boris referring to when he said "I've never heard such humbug in all my life"? He did not make it clear, but the way he phrased it it sounded like everything she had said. This includes calling her a liar for saying she received death threats!
Thomas Mair, killer of Jo Cox, targeted her because he saw her as "one of 'the collaborators' and a traitor".
I don't think it's unreasonable to think that more Thomas Mairs could be being cultivated by the present debacle in Parliament.
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