The people have spoken

[JohnD]

i thought i was socially inept

I was rejecting your diversionary attempt to distract the thread by throwing in random questions, and pointing out your own long-standing inability to provide answers.

HTH.

 

[transam]

Well there is now a possible choice between buffoon Johnson and buffoon Corbyn

Tis a conundrum which buffoon to vote for

 

[transam]

Awwww,, shut up JohnDick,, how many voted for the new leader of the eu???

Good point

Johnd doesn't know or just coviently ignore s it

 

[festive]

I was rejecting your diversionary attempt to distract the thread by throwing in random questions, and pointing out your own long-standing inability to provide answers.

HTH.

Wrong i'm afraid ole chap, no diversion the point i made was in direct response to you the OP about 0.092 million people selecting our new PM. If you are choosing not to comprehend it was this:

A) No matter who the Leader of a Party it is highly likely come a GE the public vote will be more influenced by Party Manifesto and the Party itself over the leader.

As Others on this thread have rightly pointed out we've had recent high positions in other parties decided in the same manner:

Jo Swinson (i choked on my own vomit when this was announced, especially in the patronising way 'the first female..' why was that required 'look at us aren't we so politically correct we chose a woman' ) wins by 0.047 million.. what's your point?

Germany's Ursula von der Leyen has been narrowly elected president of the EU Commission following a secret ballot among MEPs.

What's your point?

Lets hear your reply to my response after that.

 

[festive]

Nope nothing..

Then Cockbin reiterates 'he's been elected by less than a thousand people.' FFS. How were you voted in Corbyn how many million votes voted you in you king bellend?

 

[transam]

What about brown when he became PM.

It was like a succession

How many voted for him

 

[JohnD]

Nope nothing..

Then Cockbin reiterates 'he's been elected by less than a thousand people.' FFS. How were you voted in Corbyn how many million votes voted you in you king bellend?

Thank you for making the point, that many more people (251,417) voted for Corbyn in the leadership election. This was in an open election, with four candidates standing. In the following General Election, his party gained 12,878,460 votes, which was fewer than the conservative party, which losts its majority.

Unlike Buffoon who received 92 thousand votes in the leadership election, which made him Prime Minister. This was in a rigged election, only two candidates on offer, as the tory MPs had whittled away alternative candidates such as Gove, who they were afraid might win on the grounds that he is not such a total knob as Buffoon.

 

[festive]

Thank you for making the point, that many more people (251,417) voted for Corbyn as a party leader who subsequently stood in a General Election in the hopes of gaining enough votes to become PM. This was in an open election, with four candidates standing.

Unlike Buffoon who received 92 thousand, which made him Prime Minister. This was in a rigged election, only two candidates on offer, as the tory MPs had whittled away alternative candidates such as Gove, who they were afraid might win on the grounds that he is not such a total knob as Buffoon.

Omfg it gets worse yes i had to google the result of Corbyn's landslide victory before i asked the question above, if you really must know, no it wasn't graffiti'd on my underpants

So ill ask again how many millions is that John??

 

[JohnD]

Between two and three times as many as voted for Buffoon as party leader.

how many voted for Buffoon to be PM?

Incidentally, nobody voted for "no deal" in the referendum because it wasn't on the ballot paper.

 

[EFLImpudence]

The system is crap. We get it.

Alter it before next time.


Ross Poldark became an MP by 9 votes to 8.

 

[festive]

Between two and three times as many as voted for Buffoon as party leader.

how many voted for Buffoon to be PM?

Incidentally, nobody voted for "no deal" in the referendum because it wasn't on the ballot paper.

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Quel surprise doesn't answer my questions posts some other piffle instead. Ok between two or three times whoopeedo .257 million or .092 or fekin less for Swinson... whatever its irrelevant. Brown was in the same way also. All voted in by members only. Theres no way I'd vote corbyn in to empty my bins let alone emtpy our little moral we have left as a country.

If you can harp on about a domestic for about 2 weeks I'm sure you can keep this one going for a while.
And that illustration oh tut tut should that be Trump with Farage in the pocket and Bojo in his? Come on let's take a more cynical view please, that's far too tame.

Answer my questions you pussy.

 

[JohnD]

You aren't asking questions.

A new PM has been foisted on the nation by 0.25% of the population.

 

[JohnD]

You didn't like this, did you.

Thank you for making the point, that many more people (251,417) voted for Corbyn in the leadership election. This was in an open election, with four candidates standing. In the following General Election, his party gained 12,878,460 votes, which was fewer than the conservative party, which losts its majority.

Unlike Buffoon who received 92 thousand votes in the leadership election, which made him Prime Minister. This was in a rigged election, only two candidates on offer, as the tory MPs had whittled away alternative candidates such as Gove, who they were afraid might win on the grounds that he is not such a total knob as Buffoon.

 

[festive]

There we have it you have such a selective mindset you're even ignoring the questions I asked you direct about who you would chose to lead this country want me to guide you back to the post?

I have no problem with your post sounds to me like you're having a phantom self arousal here..

 

[SirGalahad]

There we have it you have such a selective mindset you're even ignoring the questions I asked you direct about who you would chose to lead this country want me to guide you back to the post?

I have no problem with your post sounds to me like you're having a phantom self arousal here..

Ken Clarke or Dom Grieve. Statesmen and Politicians.

John Mcdonald from Labour.