Chris Bryant MP
If the stories are true that the government is delaying the Queen's Speech again, this will he the longest parliamentary session in the modern era.

Anyone see Suck it up Soubry this morning on the news?
After hearing the news about Boris's intent, she looked like a demented fishwife! wonderful to see.

I still cannot believe these deluded, still inflamed by hysterical disappointment Remainers, continue to go against the Government, the will of the people and Brexit.

Do these Remainer Cretins actually believe that we don't know what their game is? Every single one of them believes that the people are so gullible when they announce they are acting in the name of democracy when taking these actions in order to stop No-Deal.
We all know only too well that the aim of these Cretins is to stop Brexit itself. No excuses. 17.4 million voters know this, as do probably hundreds of thousands more after watching them do their utmost to thwart Brexit. The pathetic attempt to convince us that they have the national interest of the country at heart, is laughable, if it wasn't so serious.

Nigel has vowed to join forces with Boris if there is a no deal. Watch the cockroaches get scattered to the winds if he does, because together, they will be unstoppable.

I cannot wait for the General Election after 31st October, it will be the last time we have to see every one of those ugly Remainer faces on our screens The people will once again, have their say on what we think of their vile actions to defy democracy of the people.

It will be the fight of the century next week. It will probably continue right up to the bewitching hour.

Go Boris! Go Nigel!

Another great post SG...

Oh such irony! Anyone recall these words from that trot, John McDonnell. "After the vote of no confidence, I will put Jeremy Corbyn in a taxi to Buckingham Palace to ask the Queen to recognise the new Labour government, blah blah.

But when Boris goes to see the Queen today to legitimately prorogue Parliament for the Queen's speech in October,
it is "a constitutional outrage".

They really are priceless!

Jacob Rees-Mogg, Leader of the Commons, and Mark Spencer, the Chief Whip, flew to Balmoral this morning for Privy Council meeting with Queen on proroguing Parliament

The decision has been made and short of something remarkable (ie Queen reversing decision) it's happening

Stephen Swinford of The Times



I think Johnsons actions may have been calculated to force a confrontation as yet again Remain supporting MPs are wrecking Johnson's chances of negotiation with the EU by giving the impression they will stop 'no deal' happening.

A vote of no confidence seems likely next week now with an election to follow.
One way or another for the sanity of us all the EU issue has to be settled.

One way or another for the sanity of us all the EU issue has to be settled.