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Post by Rebirth on Oct 9, 2024 11:32:45 GMT
Why is it that Rightists can't debate without lies and denigration? I know. Much of it is not even worth engaging with intelligently. I am very selective in what I respond to on this forum, mostly leaving them to mutter between themselves when they are talking obvious shite. And the ones who repeatedly set out merely to provoke and insult in the absence of any more intelligent response just get blocked so I don't even see it anymore. And of course they include amongst their number such intellectual giants as Jonksy, who remains unblocked purely because I find his shite funny from time to time. All you do is post your self-appraisal whilst offering nothing to back it up. Are you still creating threads on Montegriffo's forum encouraging others to troll this site? You see, that's something only an idiot would do if they were ever expecting to be taken seriously. |
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Post by witchfinder on Oct 9, 2024 11:33:20 GMT
To consult Parliament, or not to consult Parliament
That is the question
But either way the outcome would have been exactly the same
If anyone can give a RELEVANT reason as to why shithouse Farage believes that the UK should not return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, then it might be worth debating, but the truth is that he's a colonialist, and his only gripe is that the UK should hang on to the remnants of what was once the British Empire, he belongs in the past, he lives in the past.
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Post by jonksy on Oct 9, 2024 11:33:27 GMT
Why is it that Rightists can't debate without lies and denigration? I know. Much of it is not even worth engaging with intelligently. I am very selective in what I respond to on this forum, mostly leaving them to mutter between themselves when they are talking obvious shite. And the ones who repeatedly set out merely to provoke and insult in the absence of any more intelligent response just get blocked so I don't even see it anymore. And of course they include amongst their number such intellectual giants as Jonksy, who remains unblocked purely because I find his shite funny from time to time. Oh gawd another multi-account lefty troll comes into the room... |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2024 11:34:03 GMT
Oh no, you lead Starmer by a country mile when it comes to being a "shithouse" See2 is a shithouse, he gets away with a lot of abuse which we would be reported for, he's a nasty bitter old nutter, like most of the lefty loons. Clearly a huge amount of projection going on here, lol |
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Post by jonksy on Oct 9, 2024 11:34:37 GMT
To consult Parliament, or not to consult Parliament That is the question But either way the outcome would have been exactly the same If anyone can give a RELEVANT reason as to why shithouse Farage believes that the UK should not return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, then it might be worth debating, but the truth is that he's a colonialist, and his only gripe is that the UK should hang on to the remnants of what was once the British Empire, he belongs in the past, he lives in the past. How do you know it would be the same FFS fiddles |
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Post by ProVeritas on Oct 9, 2024 11:35:12 GMT
Can ANYONE please explain what it is that Farage wants ? To not have to actually do his job, but get paid for it anyway; while swanning off all over the place, getting his face/voice in the media to assuage his out of control ego? Just a guess. All The Best |
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Post by jonksy on Oct 9, 2024 11:37:58 GMT
Can ANYONE please explain what it is that Farage wants ? To not have to actually do his job, but get paid for it anyway; while swanning off all over the place, getting his face/voice in the media to assuage his out of control ego? Just a guess. All The Best You make him sound like a typical labour MP at least Farage pays for his own trips, attire, specs and accomadation.... |
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Post by wapentake on Oct 9, 2024 11:44:16 GMT
To consult Parliament, or not to consult Parliament That is the question But either way the outcome would have been exactly the same If anyone can give a RELEVANT reason as to why shithouse Farage believes that the UK should not return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, then it might be worth debating, but the truth is that he's a colonialist, and his only gripe is that the UK should hang on to the remnants of what was once the British Empire, he belongs in the past, he lives in the past. So you think it ok to ignore parliament,glad you made that clear. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2024 11:48:13 GMT
To consult Parliament, or not to consult Parliament That is the question But either way the outcome would have been exactly the same If anyone can give a RELEVANT reason as to why shithouse Farage believes that the UK should not return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, then it might be worth debating, but the truth is that he's a colonialist, and his only gripe is that the UK should hang on to the remnants of what was once the British Empire, he belongs in the past, he lives in the past. How do you know it would be the same FFS fiddles Have you not noticed Labour's massive majority? |
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Post by ProVeritas on Oct 9, 2024 11:48:18 GMT
It is a bit lame, and quite dishonest, to blame just Starmer for all of this as well; it was James Cleverly who started the process (to ensure the UK complied with rulings from the ICJ and ITLOS) in 2022 when he was Foreign Secretary.
All The Best
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Post by wapentake on Oct 9, 2024 11:49:56 GMT
How do you know it would be the same FFS fiddles Have you not noticed Labour's massive majority? Does that make parliament and the opposition irrelevant? |
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Post by ProVeritas on Oct 9, 2024 11:50:13 GMT
To not have to actually do his job, but get paid for it anyway; while swanning off all over the place, getting his face/voice in the media to assuage his out of control ego? Just a guess. All The Best You make him sound like a typical labour MP at least Farage pays for his own trips, attire, specs and accomadation.... Not quite. He pays for such things from funds raised as Membership Fees by his "Private Company Pretending To Be A Political Party" - Reform. Another nice scam he has going. All The Best |
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Post by wapentake on Oct 9, 2024 11:51:49 GMT
It is a bit lame, and quite dishonest, to blame just Starmer for all of this as well; it was James Cleverly who started the process (to ensure the UK complied with rulings from the ICJ and ITLOS) in 2022 when he was Foreign Secretary. All The Best It’s not lame at all whatever happened in the past we are talking the here and now and Cleverley is not in govti is he? |
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Post by Rebirth on Oct 9, 2024 11:55:13 GMT
You make him sound like a typical labour MP at least Farage pays for his own trips, attire, specs and accomadation.... Not quite. He pays for such things from funds raised as Membership Fees by his "Private Company Pretending To Be A Political Party" - Reform. Another nice scam he has going. He earns more than enough outside of party politics, which is why people like you are spreading lies. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2024 11:57:49 GMT
To consult Parliament, or not to consult Parliament That is the question But either way the outcome would have been exactly the same If anyone can give a RELEVANT reason as to why shithouse Farage believes that the UK should not return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, then it might be worth debating, but the truth is that he's a colonialist, and his only gripe is that the UK should hang on to the remnants of what was once the British Empire, he belongs in the past, he lives in the past. So you think it ok to ignore parliament,glad you made that clear. A treaty that rights a long standing wrong does not constitutionally require legislation or therefore the approval of parliament. Oppositions can however force debates on issues that the government might choose not to waste time on, they have a certain number of opportunities to do this. But were it to come to any kind of vote, Labour would win it anyway. So the entire exercise would be pointless, just an opportunity for more hot air and petty point scoring. If the opposition want to use one of their limited opportunities to open a parliamentary debate, they would be best advised to save it for an issue that matters much more to to everyday lives of our own people. I am a little surprised at your tendency lately to kneejerk your way onto every passing right wing band wagon, but I guess you are entitled to your views. |
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