Where the foxes caper unmolested, the government packs your school lunch and “extraordinary times demand an extraordinary leader”.
A profile of Boris Johnson at Quillette.
Where the foxes caper unmolested, the government packs your school lunch and “extraordinary times demand an extraordinary leader”.
A profile of Boris Johnson at Quillette.
The Met Police.
Officers says they have lost control of London streets.
Apparently they lost control of their twitter account too. pic.twitter.com/peMfKM9NZy
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) July 20, 2019
The British prime minister, head covered, on her knees, in a mosque. pic.twitter.com/4XXEFm10iV
— Ezra Levant 🍁 (@ezralevant) July 7, 2019
But soon, it will be over.
“If over half the people support a policy that no “mainstream” party supports, then in what sense are those parties mainstream? ”
Detailed results for the European election at the Guardian.
Tories and Labour savaged…
Look what Nigel Farage and his Brexit Party have accomplished in just 5 weeks:
Yesterday at the European Parliament:
Some think Theresa May is the worst politician ever but at least she is willing to resign for her incompetence. Trudeau seems unwilling to leave, no matter what transgressions he’s involved with.
As for Ms. May:
Mrs. May’s willful ignorance and obstinacy means she has never understood the landscape she’s operating in, where the minefields lie, where the safe places and escape routes might be. She has essentially been blundering her way blindfolded through the most delicate and critical negotiations that Britain has faced since the Second World War, and now she has blown up her political career. She may have blown up the country along the way.
Her leadership is in its dying days. She is on her way out, whether within days, weeks or months. Despite all her duty, she will be remembered as one of the most inadequate and disastrous leaders the country has ever had.
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.
Update: Live stream of protests.
Oh, and the Government of Canada has issued a “travel advisory” [*]. You never know what those deplorable Brexiters might do.
* But not for gay-stoning Brunei.
The results were as follows:
Confidence in the Prime Minister: 200
No Confidence in the Prime Minister: 117
Majority: 83
Her win is being spun in many different ways. May loyalists claim that the result strengthens her position, as she gained one extra vote compared to the number of Tory MPs who initially voted for her during the leadership election. Jacob Rees-Mogg and the Brexiteers, however, see it quite differently.
THERESA May is on course to WIN tonight’s no-confidence vote after a majority of Tory MPs pledged to support the Prime Minister.
But she could still end up losing her job if she fails to crush the revolt against her by a large margin.
Nigel Farage can say what he wants but he’s equally responsible for the mess for quitting before the job was done.
Marine Le Pen: “The Marrakesh Pact, the Pandora’s Box of Migratory Submersion”.
Transcript at the link.
h/t Me No Dhimmi