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Boris is a Delusional PM who now says he wants to stay in power well into the 2030s. After just suffering the Biggest By election swing since 1945.
Doesn't this mad Sorcerer who has run out of spells, a Wizard with a broken wand who has shaken all the leaves of the magic money tree realise .
.......His time is up.......On yer Bike Boris and.... start pedaling.
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Doesn't this mad Sorcerer who has run out of spells, a Wizard with a broken wand who has shaken all the leaves of the magic money tree realise .
.......His time is up.......On yer Bike Boris and.... start pedaling.
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There we go - proof, not that proof was needed, that Gulliver is a troll.
He thinks the majority of those that voted in 2019 have a mental illness.
What that says about the minority who voted when Corbyn was at the helm (and Corbyn is an intellectual Pygmy) must make them spastics according to Gulliver’s ***-up view of the world.
He thinks the majority of those that voted in 2019 have a mental illness.
What that says about the minority who voted when Corbyn was at the helm (and Corbyn is an intellectual Pygmy) must make them spastics according to Gulliver’s ***-up view of the world.
The present G/7 leaders meeting that have taken Boris out of the Country, whilst two very important By elections were taking place in the UK.
Were the By Election dates purposely chosen to take place while Boris was out of the Country to TRY to boost his image as a World leader , instead of him being his usual Clown image at home Or just a coincidence.
Were the By Election dates purposely chosen to take place while Boris was out of the Country to TRY to boost his image as a World leader , instead of him being his usual Clown image at home Or just a coincidence.
So you’ve not watched the clip so can’t comment on what he’s said.
Gulliver has his own opinion but I didn’t read him saying that anyone has a mental illness(you said that), just that they may need to see a shrink.
Meanwhile.
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Gulliver has his own opinion but I didn’t read him saying that anyone has a mental illness(you said that), just that they may need to see a shrink.
Meanwhile.
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Forgot this one.
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From that link.
two-thirds (66%) believe that the cost of living has been increasing as a result of not being a member, while under one in ten (9%) say that it has been lower. That said, those expressing a negative view outnumber those giving a positive response on seven of the eleven items in the table, suggesting that, on balance, the consequences of Brexit are viewed relatively unfavourably. Indeed, in response to another question, only 23% say that being outside the EU has had a ‘positive effect’ on the UK, while nearly twice as many (43%) say that it has had a ‘negative effect’.
As I’ve said elsewhere, as a Brexiteer I’m still waiting to see what the supposed benefits have been so far.
Anyone?
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From that link.
two-thirds (66%) believe that the cost of living has been increasing as a result of not being a member, while under one in ten (9%) say that it has been lower. That said, those expressing a negative view outnumber those giving a positive response on seven of the eleven items in the table, suggesting that, on balance, the consequences of Brexit are viewed relatively unfavourably. Indeed, in response to another question, only 23% say that being outside the EU has had a ‘positive effect’ on the UK, while nearly twice as many (43%) say that it has had a ‘negative effect’.
As I’ve said elsewhere, as a Brexiteer I’m still waiting to see what the supposed benefits have been so far.
Anyone?
gulliver--- you've certainly come a long way from when you started out on AB. I don't think back then that you knew one end of a computer from the other. Now you have
developed into one of the most prolific posters but you do seem to have a serious obsession with Boris. I'm beginning to think you might have erotomania.
I resent being told that because I voted for Boris that I am 'one sandwich short of a picnic'.
Why don't you take a break and go to see your sister and brother-in-law in Spain? Or wherever they live now.
Give us all a break----please.
developed into one of the most prolific posters but you do seem to have a serious obsession with Boris. I'm beginning to think you might have erotomania.
I resent being told that because I voted for Boris that I am 'one sandwich short of a picnic'.
Why don't you take a break and go to see your sister and brother-in-law in Spain? Or wherever they live now.
Give us all a break----please.
Fatticus, mate, you haven't read the thread.
Gulliver at 7.54pm "...you are probably correct Boris does need to see a Psychiatrist , and so do the people who voted him into Power."
And Gulliver at 9.53pm "...you are probably correct Boris does need to see a Psychiatrist , and so do the people who voted him into Power."
Open your eyes mate, Gulliver thinks everybody that voted Tory in 2019 (i.e, the majority of those that voted) are mentally ill.
Alight yourself with him if you choose, I couldn't give a tinker's cuss, but don't lie. Why would you lie?
Gulliver at 7.54pm "...you are probably correct Boris does need to see a Psychiatrist , and so do the people who voted him into Power."
And Gulliver at 9.53pm "...you are probably correct Boris does need to see a Psychiatrist , and so do the people who voted him into Power."
Open your eyes mate, Gulliver thinks everybody that voted Tory in 2019 (i.e, the majority of those that voted) are mentally ill.
Alight yourself with him if you choose, I couldn't give a tinker's cuss, but don't lie. Why would you lie?
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