British General Election Results

[Tilly]

Put

If the Conservatives ally with DUP, it's the end of UK Government neutrality with respect to Northern Ireland. And, it probably will mean a return to direct British rule of NI and a return to the troubles. DUP are certainly happy that the Protestants will be back in control, but the Catholics will resist and probably violently.

Yes. This is the biggest problem with this whole situation. But what do you suggest the Conservatives do?

Put the country first by not inflaming a delicate situation ?

You mean hand it over to your Comrade? Lol
Try again.

 

[Tilly]

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal
THERESA May is to meet Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams and other Northern Ireland leaders tomorrow an attempt to allay fears that her deal with unionist MPs could damage the peace process.
By MACER HALL
PUBLISHED: 17:36, Wed, Jun 14, 2017 | UPDATED: 18:13, Wed, Jun 14, 2017


Theresa May will meet Gerry Adams tomorrow to discuss the DUP deal
The Prime Minister will hold a series of separate discussions with representatives of the Ulster Unionists, the SDLP and the Alliance Party as well as the Sinn Fein chief at Downing Street this afternoon.

She is determined to address concern that her expected parliamentary deal with the Democratic Unionist Party will not undermine the Government's duty to impartiality in Ulster....

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Oh dear. None of the tory manifesto will be implemented. Not one thing. And the remainers in the tory camp, that is most of them, will water down brexit till the point it becomes meaningless.
You lose girls !!

Such a terrible manifesto AND a dismal campaign, yet the 'wildly popular" Comrade Corbyn still lost (and didn't even win the popular vote). How did that happen, Tommy. How???

He was coming from a long way back. His MPs were not supporting him and he was being pilloried by the press.

Yet despite that May lost a 20% lead in 3 weeks.

Its over for the tories. They will limp on for a few weeks with their terrorist friends and the next election will see them dumped.

Here is a video of your new friends terrorising little catholic schoolgirls. Enjoy !

And yet Gordon Brown tried to a deal with them!
The ONLY reason they aren't doing so now is that the DUP don't have enough seats to be of any use to them, considering Labour are nearly 60 SEATS BEHIND. LOL.
Hypocrisy noted!

And yet Gordon Brown tried to cut a deal with them!
The ONLY reason they aren't doing so now is that the DUP don't have enough seats to be of any use to them, considering Labour are nearly 60 SEATS BEHIND. LOL.
Hypocrisy noted!

The Conservatives WON the British Election, they just didn't get an overall majority, the Labour Party came SECOND:

Tilly as predicted in this thread days ago, the Communist Labour Party with their Communist friends in the Unions are calling for mass protests and the overthrow of the DEMOCRATICALLY elected British Government.

Hopefully the full-on riot police, with the Counter-Terrorism and Canine Units will be put on the streets and also the Military right behind them on the streets.

Zero Tolerance, Democracy hating Communists need dealing with.

Leftists all over the world hate Democracy, if the vote doesn't go their way, they demand protests, riots, disruption and anarchy and they demand that they should be allowed to take charge.

John McDonnell calls for one million protesters to take to the streets in bid to oust Theresa May

"John McDonnell has called for a million protesters to take to the streets to try and force another election and oust Theresa May from Downing Street.

The shadow chancellor reportedly told trade union bosses that Labour needed “every union mobilised” and for people to “get out on the streets”.

Left wing groups are believed to be plotting a mass protest in London on July 1 to demand that Mrs May step aside after she failed to win a majority in the House of Commons at the general election.

Mrs May is currently trying to hammer out a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party to prop up her minority government.

But there have been calls for Mrs May to step down and for her to offer Labour the chance to form an administration despite the fact that the Tories won the most seats and the most votes on June 8.

Mr McDonnell is quoted by the Morning Star newspaper as having urged the Trades Union Congress and other unions to mobilise their members and to march against the Prime Minister."

John McDonnell calls for one million protesters to take to the streets in bid to oust Theresa May

The Morning Star is a Communist newspaper, note the Red Star.

Morning Star (British newspaper) - Wikipedia

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal
THERESA May is to meet Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams and other Northern Ireland leaders tomorrow an attempt to allay fears that her deal with unionist MPs could damage the peace process.
By MACER HALL
PUBLISHED: 17:36, Wed, Jun 14, 2017 | UPDATED: 18:13, Wed, Jun 14, 2017


Theresa May will meet Gerry Adams tomorrow to discuss the DUP deal
The Prime Minister will hold a series of separate discussions with representatives of the Ulster Unionists, the SDLP and the Alliance Party as well as the Sinn Fein chief at Downing Street this afternoon.

She is determined to address concern that her expected parliamentary deal with the Democratic Unionist Party will not undermine the Government's duty to impartiality in Ulster....

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal

I take this as progress. Someone is whispering sense into her ear. However when you have her new friends shouting out that " the future is orange" then she has no hope of getting acceptance on this.

Peace in Northern Ireland is more important than propping up this crew.

 

[Tilly]

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal
THERESA May is to meet Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams and other Northern Ireland leaders tomorrow an attempt to allay fears that her deal with unionist MPs could damage the peace process.
By MACER HALL
PUBLISHED: 17:36, Wed, Jun 14, 2017 | UPDATED: 18:13, Wed, Jun 14, 2017


Theresa May will meet Gerry Adams tomorrow to discuss the DUP deal
The Prime Minister will hold a series of separate discussions with representatives of the Ulster Unionists, the SDLP and the Alliance Party as well as the Sinn Fein chief at Downing Street this afternoon.

She is determined to address concern that her expected parliamentary deal with the Democratic Unionist Party will not undermine the Government's duty to impartiality in Ulster....

Theresa May to meet Sinn Fein president and other Northern Ireland leaders over DUP deal

I take this as progress. Someone is whispering sense into her ear. However when you have her new friends shouting out that " the future is orange" then she has no hope of getting acceptance on this.

Peace in Northern Ireland is more important than propping up this crew.

It's a done deal now, so we shall see.

 

[Mindful]

Jeremy Corbyn, the rock star, preaching to the poor and oppressed at Glastonbury. £250 a ticket.

Celebs flying in by helicopter.

 

[montelatici]

The Fascists did not win a majority, so they have to break the neutrality deal of the Goof Friday agreement and band together with the Irish fascists. Makes sense.