Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "PMQs: Johnson booed by his own MPs" video.

  1.  @rawbluecheese  Not weak...ambitious. He has his eye on peerage and you don't achieve that by calling the tories to order or invoking parliamentary regulations.
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  2. It's the rats that sank the ship.
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  3. B(l)oJo(b)'s entire bench were visibly shaken by that insult.
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  4. What, and miss the freebies at Wastemonster Palace? I should cocoa, me lad! Nah, fam, they don't do integrity, on account of they sold their's to the first buyer, in most cases, or the highest bidder, in others. They see integrity, honesty, honour and similar traits as luxuries for fools. They're in business for cash and power and nothing else counts in their world. Anyone that doesn't possess either doesn't interest them and are only there to support their lavish lifestyles, as they see it. As Oscar Wilde said "A fool is someone that knows the price of everything and the value of nothing"
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  5.  @mutatis-mutandis  Ben is correct, however, a recent law was passed, entitling the police to decide which demonstrations can and cannot take place, giving them the right to deem which are legal and which are illegal and also to arrest anyone they deem to be too noisy, which will cover a myriad of crimes, not just sins by them, as it will allow them to arrest very vocal dissent or even those with megaphones, drums, etc.
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  6. That was always the idea! Seems like the govt is giving us something for nothing, whereas, the reality, if you look at it closely, is they're giving to their chums in the energy industry, but just via a roundabout means. Russia didn't raise it's prices, but those they supply, Germany and France, did. The UK electricity comes from France. Where are our major energy supply owners based? Clue...it isn't the UK.
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  7. When I address comments towards someone I look them in the eyes. Mostly, we all do. When I address comments about someone, if they are present, I look them in the eyes. Mostly, we all do. I don't trust anyone, that isn't of a nervous disposition, who doesn't look me or others in the eye. Anyone notice howy B(l)oJo(b) always avoids eye contact?
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  8.  @buggerlugz6753  The current tax hikes to the tune of £40 billion, supposedly earmarked for the NHS, (Now, where have we heard that one, before?) just happens to be the exact same sum lost by the tories, during the pandemic, given, as you said, to chums of the tories to provide PPE that was substandard at best, or never materialised with so many of these 'businesses' (using the term in the loosest sense) folding, shortly after receiving cash running into millions each. One address was actually a pub and a few enquiries led to violence against the journos investigating. The tories ignored advice to set up organisations to run checks on applications or to do follow ups to ensure the money was well spent. They couldn't take the risk, could they?
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  9. 6mths for going about armed with a weapon that could end the life of someone or a group of people. It's a joke. A mandatory sentence of at least 15 years with no reduction for good behaviour, before any parole is considered, would guarantee the numbers of possession charges will drop through the floor overnight. They don't take any crime seriously, until it happens to one of them, then they clamour to bring back flogging and hangings. Mind you, if I lived in MK, I'd want something sharp, like razor edge bulldozer blades, to attack all those ugly buildings. 😂😂😂
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  10. Narcissists lack empathy, so, because of this mental instability, they fail to understand why people get upset.
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  11. Swap disgrace for a four letter word, beggining with 'c' and ending with 't' and you'll be nearer the mark.
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  12.  @joshua.910  60% passed a vote of confidence in him, recently, so they don't want to admit they screwed up.
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  13.  @spewter  Lmfao! 😂😂😂😂
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  14. Corbyn is solely an escape avenue. Watch, every time Starmer has B(l)oJo(b) cornered with a question that demands he take the blame for once or that he admits he's a compulsive lying shit bag and he pulls Corbyn out of the hat. Every time! Starmer must have figured it out, long ago. Me, were I Starmer, I wouldn't let him off the hook. I'd shush my party, let the tories bray, await their silence, then ask the same question, repeatedly, again and again and watch him lose the plot. I wouldn't give a damn if it took all of PMQT, I'd break him and he would, because all narcissists do. Then you'd see him, as his mask slips, the entire UK would, for the nutcase he really is, lacking a grip on reality. It's a sight to behold, when they go ape. But Starmer won't. He's a red tory, a Fifth Columnist, set to destroy the party from within.
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  15. B(l)oJo(b) recently won a no-confidence vote by 60%. Hadn't you heard? The tories hold the majority. Like it or not, the UK public, as a whole, exercised their democracy by voting the tory bastards into government. Based on tory lies, granted. The same with the Brexit vote. The sane, intelligent, non-gullible minority lost, but we also have to suffer the consequences, too, our only comfort in being proven correct, miserably small comfort that it is. Where do you hail from?
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  16. Lip service. Politicians pay it due diligence.
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  17.  @Panda-rz3jf  No, he's a very dangerous and highly devious narcissist, probably a sociopath, who chooses to play the clown, when it suits him. Do you imagine he became PM purely by accident or brought the tories back into No:10 on a landslide majority on sheer luck? He charmed the majority of the UK. He knows how to play the majority. Does that sound like a clown to you?
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  18. 👏👏👏😂😂😂 Now that is fcukn hilarious!
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  19. Corbyn isn't part of the current tory induced crises, nor those of the recent past couple of years. He's used for deflection by B(l)oJo(b), whenever he feels cornered and the only alternative is to admit he's to blame or that he's a lying scumbag, at which point he trots out the jaded old "...the Right Honorable Member for Islington..." trope, relying on tory braying to drown out labour demands for answers. Labour needs to desist, in order to highlight this ploy, allowing Stammer to ask again and again, repeatedly. B(l)oJo(b) will lose his cool, then people will get a chance to see a full blown narcissist lose the plot. It's a sight to behold, when they go into panic mode, because they are no longer in control. This isn't a suggestion to draw a laugh. I'm being genuine, having had to deal with two such toxic individuals, at different points in my life. To witness them go rampant let's the world see just who they really are, under the mask they hide behind. The only way to achieve that is to apply pressure and maintain it and not to buy into the games they play and therefore control. Corbyn? I like him. Starmer? I don't like him. In case anyone was wondering.
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  20.  Ben Avery  My mildest would be turdburger.
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  21.  @daikucoffee5316  UK? Four seperate countries, four seperate parliaments. What on earth did they teach in your school? Smh and lmao.
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  22. Kevin was funny and a small part of us could relate, either personally or through someone we knew or know. B(l)oJo(b) is a narcissist, therefore no apology can be taken as genuine. They aren't sorry, because they don't and cannot believe they have ever done wrong or could be wrong. Any apology is merely lip service to the idea.
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  23. It is a game to him and his ilk and always has been. While the majority of the public remain gullible, or just plain stupid, they will continue to play their game.
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  24. Couldn't agree more. As per usual, Stammer let B(l)oJo(b) off the hook. He'll continue to do so and will carry on with that policy towards B(l)oJo(b)'s successor. I said it from the start and will continue to repeat... Stammer is establishment, always has been, his mission to oust Corbyn and destroy the party and any socialist elements from within on instructions from his paymasters and this recent push to try take disgruntled donors from the tories, while refusing to condone the few backbenchers that stood on picket lines, only serves to prove my point. B(l)oJo(b) is of no further use to the tories, other than as scapegoat to be sacrificed in a last ditch effort to con the public into believing he was one of the few bad apples and they've cleaned up their act. Sadly, there are still enough gullible morons to buy it, so, if they can get rid of him quickly they might just pull off another election victory. Personally, if I lived in England, there isn't much chance I'd vote for any of the three major parties. They're much of the same, all backstabbing, dishonest and totally untrustworthy.
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  25. Oh, Jane, hopelessly sentimental fool, that you are! 😂 They are governing, but in the interests of themselves, their families, their chums and associates! They 'lost' £40 billion to those I mentioned in the previous paragraph, during the pandemic alone, hence our recent tax hikes, which just happen to be £40 billion, by some strange coincidence, supposedly intended to bolster the NHS, but where, oh where, did the £350million per week go we were supposed to benefit from, upon exiting the EU, which was also claimed to be earmarked for the NHS. Hmmm, is that a pattern developing before our very eyes? They really are governing, just not in our interests, unfortunately.
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  26. He's a red tory, part of the establishment, hoping, like the speaker, although he has a head start, for a leg up on the peerage ladder. Throughout the pandemic he rolled over and continued to roll over, until the last few weeks. He's destroyed the labour party and what it stood for, but that was his mission from the start.
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