Dr Gloom

i think you'll find renton and rayvin were the only ones doing any crying, so nothing new to see.

https://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2019/10/17/saturday-is-the-most-important-day-in-the-entire-brexit-saga

https://twitter.com/PhilipSime/status/1184834865243607041?s=20 don't interrupt the king

yeah. i think you could be right. but, i don't think there are the numbers for this deal either. boris might get closer than may managed, but i think he still falls short without the looney element of the ERG, the DUP et al. so all hope not lost just yet. cummings has been gearing up for a people v parliament election all along. campaigns are what he is good at, right? why else would they have removed the whip from so many MPs? i still think that's where we'll end up. not that a new hung parliament will make any of this go away.

sorry, spaff in his face, i meant

i think his plan is high-risk and could blow up in his face.

ridiculous to target the tube full of angry commuters in one of london's more deprived areas. the sit down in the City was much more appropriate the guardian has done some good stuff recently about how we're all helping fund the world's most carbon intensive companies https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/12/why-asset-managers-investing-fossil-fuel-companies

there will be a PV amendment on Saturday, it's not over yet.

we haven't left yet - keep the faith!

it's not down to him anyway

note the use of language. "it's my view"

i think they will grant an extension, if parliament vote it down. it's a test of nerves now. if the deal isn't voted through, and boris still doesn't write the letter, the courts will get involved again.