one out all out: a brexit from the modern world and every one of its problems please (we're all gonna die lol)

lol xpost Tom

so is there anywhere i can watch them try to avoid this vote live

what part of you cant have a brexit without sorting put yr only land border which the dup wont allow do these fools just not understand

always been confused by the apparent lack of locally devolved authority round your parts, are there not people constantly banging on about the ancient rights and privileges of the shires or whatever xps

Surely this is the obvious one?

https://youtu.be/29Mg6Gfh9Co

xps

well no, silby, bcz it was tories that began the great removal, and it was a removal of money, and it was a removal of money manily from cities (several not even in shires, let alone ancient)

mainly the shires with privileges are tory, bcz the privilege is that the land is owned by some bastard

I was talking this old guy and he mentioned he used to work for the Savilles and I replied Who? And he looked at me like I was insane and gestured as if "them Savilles that own own everything we survey". I still don't know who the fuck they are tbh.

Jimmy and Pete.

J Saville did own a lot of property iirc?

no this guy looked more like he had broken out of morgue, rather than the type to break into one!

Did he think the estate agents of the same name owned the properties. Was he, in fact, a surveyor?

(nearly the same name anyway)

I'll skip the long story, but he is definitely not a surveyor!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz5l9KJSjnA

http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/sources/saville/clay1.shtml

^^apparently there's a claim they are descended from the consuls of ancient rome

It reminds of that article ogmor linked recently that showed most UK wealth/land is still in the families of those with Norman derived surnames or something.

the norman thing sounds more plausible than the roman thing

back in the early 90's I briefly worked as a crop picker for a Preston based company called Hunta-pac. One day the owner is riding past on a horse in full riding gear and whip etc and some fool says in awed tones "that's William Hunter himself there!". It was a pleasant scene of medieval fools tilling the land for £3.81 an hour. If I had a hat on me I'd have doffed it and said "G'day squire".

faintly wondering if well read tomorrow that may's plane took off for den haag, entered a bank of cloud over the channel -- and has not been traced since

exfiltration time

https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article4638873.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/Copy-of-Birmingham-Post-article-from-July-8th-2002-issue-owned-by-Ian-Payne-is-pictured-in-the-study-at-his-home-in.jpg

that outcome is precisely what the archbishop of york should be praying for!

Labour MP grabs the Mace. I can't remember exactly what the implications of that are in parliamentary terms but I think it's more complicated than 'put it back, deal with him later'.

Googling it I find it's nothing as long as it isn't removed, and that John McDonnell is a previous mace-botherer.

Labour MP grabs the Mace

this sentence would be a lot more menacing if Eric Joyce was still an MP

Brighton Kemptown @lloyd_rm grabs ceremonial mace in Commons chamber in protest at Government closing Brexit debate without a vote... a vote that we calculate would have seen 422 vote against 186 for (31 unknown, 11 non voting).pic.twitter.com/mLggi0f0gj

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) December 10, 2018

sick ratio imo

Our parliament is run by people who believe in magic.

"He touched the thing! Boo! He's trying to steal our sovereignty!"

yes it’s called laissez-faire economics iirc xp

In 1976, Michael Heseltine, a member of the Conservative Party, seized the mace from the table and held it above his head after Labour MPs on the government side started to sing "The Red Flag", the traditional anthem of the Labour Party, during a heated debate on the controversial Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Bill, which nationalised large parts of the UK aerospace and shipbuilding industries.[22]

fool's bauble indeed amirite

i'm just here about the mace

cor

all about that mace

lab rebel

pic.twitter.com/xprJPAIcbj

— wint MP (@parliawint) December 10, 2018

welcome back mace

most UK wealth/land is still in the families of those with Norman derived surnames

centuries of primogeniture did their work well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk5gWQc7jjk

i appreciate that the bbc has the same rule for mps that mlb has for philadelphia fans pic.twitter.com/TBwgUy1oC4

— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) December 10, 2018

good grief, Soubry really grinds my gears. Moderate Tories attacking Corbyn as weak opposition "not holding us to account" seems 10 times worse than those from the far right that attack him on McD's plans for the economy.

The Wreakin Tories are 1000x worse

And telling Richard Burgon to grow up after he called her on her austerity cheerleader bullshit. Fuck off, Patsy.

https://www.americansuburbx.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/03_francis-bacon_painting_1946-Custom.jpg

At least they actually went and spoke to some Tories instead of traipsing up north to ferret out some Labour voting working class leavers.

Possibly the first time the BBC has ever described a middle class Tory constituency as a Brexit stronghold.

I miss The Red Flag...

Without xenophobic middle-class Tory golf Nazis, there wouldn’t even be a Brexit.

the melts/blairites used to patronisingly tell us that the only way to win an election is by by appealing to the middle ground, but apparently different rules apply to referendi that fucking go wrong!