Dominic Cummings

[gulliver1]

Dominic Cummings ,Who thinks he is The Tory Deputy P/M, Is Now in a state of Panick, he warns that if Labour and The SNP Managed to form a pact , it would be the end of Brexit.

[Jackdaw33]

The only way that they can make a pact is if they manage to scramble a majority. That ain't gonna happen.

[mushroom25]

i'm not sure how a labour-SNP could "rig" a referendum question to be remain vs remain. Brexit doesn't divide along party lines. a referendum would need an act of parliament and in a hung parliament scenario, there's no way the HoC would vote through such a loaded question.

[emeritus]

Link ?

[scorpiojo]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7733739/amp/Dominic-Cummings-warns-Labour-SNP-pact-sink-Brexit.html

[Cloverjo]

Well, let’s hope so, gulliver.

[ynnafymmi]

Cummings is a lot lesser malign influence on Bojo than the malign stranglehold Seamus Milne has on Old Steptoe.A plague on both their houses......Please,God.

[douglas9401]

Pornstar name, end of. :-)

[ynnafymmi]

Hopefully he will come to a sticky end,Doug.

[tamborine]

“.....Meanwhile, he and Sturgeon will be banging up your taxes and the NHS will have his four-day week plus unlimited immigration from the whole world, not just Europe.'....”

Omg - best I order razer wire pdq :(

[10ClarionSt]

"A plague on both their houses, please God" @ 23.52

That's as subtle as a bucket of manure in a hot summer
Just say what you mean.

[ynnafymmi]

What do you want me to say,Clarion.Both Bojo and Old Steptoe are both out of their depth,they bring the meaning of incompetence to a degree lower than the Mariana Trench.The both of them couldnt organise a pee-up in a brewery.Does God hate us British or something to send these chancers to run our lives.I wouldnt trust either of them to clean up my dogs poo,without either of them falling face first into it.

[emmie]

we shall see...

[cassa333]

I was going to say meh it will be what it will be.

But then I thought... you get what is voted for. But that’s not true either. Amongst other things we voted for Brexit and we haven’t had that after three years and let’s be honest here, none of them actually have any intention of honouring their manifestos, election pledges and promises.

They all wiggle and worm their way out of it with semantics and word games and by blaming everyone and everything else as a reason not to.

They all ‘prioritise’ whatever they think will get them airtime and votes. One or two of them might start out with good intentions, but the road to hell is littered with good intentions.

Wether you are a Brexiteer or not you will get shafted and I would suggest you vote for the party that will do the least damage.

[Old_Geezer]

Labour has freely admitted that should some disaster occur and they got in then they'd try to renegotiate a deal with the EU that, if successful is bound to be worse that that already achieved, in order to put it up against ignoring the public's decision to leave in a further referendum. No rigging required, merely ignoring what is right & decent achieves that.

As for a state of panic; hardly. It's just common sense not to get complacent with the polls, and point out a possible nightmare alternative.

[ToraToraTora]

when I was captain of my rugby team, the first think I did after we scored a try was to tell the whole team to forget that as far as I'm concerned it's still 0-0, DC is doing the same gully. Now I think I'll double my shampoo order for the 13th.

[Old_Geezer]

I would suggest you vote for the party that will try to undo the most damage caused by the acts of yesteryear.

[youngmafbog]

Can't see any panic on the Tory side at the moment. Just sensibly not taking things for granted. Remember what happened to Labour when Pinocio thought it was all in the bag.

If there is any panic it is in labour. Seems many MP's have omitted COB's name from their literature it's so bad,

I just hope COB gets a drumming and is ousted along with his cohorts so the labour party can rebuild. We need at least two strong parties in Parliament.