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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
It appears that the Patel proposal is destined for collapse
This statement from Priti Patel back when she began her role as Home Secretary was followed more recently by a similar aspect for the General Election manifesto pledge which in some senses is simply a follow up to the promises … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Margot James, Priti Patel
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We need to find a way of promoting real Independent candidates
For some people who have recently been thrown out of their party such as Dominic Grieve, the plan to stand as an Independent MP makes a great deal of sense and given how radical he has been as a Tory … Continue reading
A fascinating 9 minute interview that took place last night
This interview by Andrew Neil of Nadhim Zahawi at 7pm on 6th November on BBC2 is available here to anyone with a TV licence. Watching the piece from 8minutes into the programme is fascinating. In it the man who is … Continue reading
Lets allow 16 and 17 year olds to vote
As this image shows, the discussion which involved Peter Kyle earlier this week related to the idea of extending voting opportunities to people who in my view have every right to be able to vote. However the Government refused to … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Boris Johnson, Caroline Johnson, Peter Kyle
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A very Less United – Kingdom stand-off
According to the dictionary, a stand-off is a noun and it is described as “a deadlock between two equally matched opponents in a dispute or conflict.” It would certainly appear to most people who support our departure from the EU … Continue reading
A Government that calls for unity must work hard to achieve it
Our new Prime Minister stated very clearly on Saturday Morning “That is why it is now so urgent for us to move on and build a new relationship with our friends in the EU on the basis of a new … Continue reading
The source of our current chaos and his two Master Sweeps
When David judged that he would be successful if he brought a referendum into the public, he chose not to make any plans for failing. Indeed the only department in Government that claims it planned for a Departure outcome was … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Cameron, Theresa May
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Wouldn’t it be great if the Queen chose to ignore Johnsons text!
Nearly seven weeks ago Jacob Rees-Mogg and two of his political colleagues travelled up to Scotland to meet with Her Majesty the Queen and as a result she is due to arrive at the Palace of Westminster to perform a … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy, Syria, Yemen
Tagged Boris Johnson, EU Summit, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Queen Elizabeth
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Even Arron is finally joining some dots together
As this tweet makes clear, Arron Banks has finally demonstrated that he is close to apologising on behalf of the LeaveEU organisation that he funds for its offensiveness. I cannot imagine what they tweeted but the fact that he has … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum
Tagged Arron Banks, Boris Johnson, Eire, Northern Ireland, Piers Morgan
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How Parliament has set out the Good, The Bad and the Ugly
The last week in Parliament has been a clear demonstration of why prorogation should not have occurred but given it took place between 10th September and 18th September which is a relatively long prorogation prior to any Queen’s Speech, my … Continue reading
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