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"I watched it for the first time and was really astounded by Boris and the utter waffle he was spouting. After 5 minutes my ability to tolerate him was exhausted. Does/can anyone believe what hes saying? " The Spaffer | |||
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"I watched it for the first time and was really astounded by Boris and the utter waffle he was spouting. After 5 minutes my ability to tolerate him was exhausted. Does/can anyone believe what hes saying? " Its actually embarrassing to watch. For some reason the media choose not to.highligh his weekly performance apart from lask week,when a big deal was made of starmer getting his facts wrong We are being run by an utter buffoon. | |||
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"I watched it for the first time and was really astounded by Boris and the utter waffle he was spouting. After 5 minutes my ability to tolerate him was exhausted. Does/can anyone believe what hes saying? " I tend to turn it off because I can't stand to listen to people in power over us to either lie or more accurately give either totally a misrepresentation answer of the question or simply give an answer to an unasked question. | |||
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"I watched it for the first time and was really astounded by Boris and the utter waffle he was spouting. After 5 minutes my ability to tolerate him was exhausted. Does/can anyone believe what hes saying? " Stewart Lee described him best as Boris Piccaninny Watermelon Letterbox Cake Bumboys Vampires Haircut Wall-Spaffer Spunk-Burster Fuck-Business Fuck-the-Families Get-Off-My-Fucking-Laptop Girly-Swot Big-Girl’s-Blouse Chicken-frit Hulk-Smash Noseringed-Crusties Death-Humbug Technology-Lessons Surrender-Bullshit French-Turds Dog-Whistle Get-Stuffed FactcheckUK@CCHQ 88%-lies Get-Brexit-Done Bung-a-Bob-for-Big-Ben’s-Bongs Cocaine-Event Spiritual-Worth Three-Men-and-a-Dog Whatever-It-Takes I-Shook-Hands-With-Everyone Herd-Immunity I-Want-to-Thank-Po-Ling Squash-the-Sombrero Johnson. | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then "He roasts him on a weekly basis | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then "Spaffer | |||
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"Was there fisty cuffs this week? " There wasn’t ‘fist cuffs’ last week. It was the usual, Spaffer Johnson , spaffing spaff | |||
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"Was there fisty cuffs this week? " Nah..just the usual Alex car crash. | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then "He does every week | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then " | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then "Which means we have a stuttering government who can't be held to account due to an ineffective opposition. Sorry, where the plus side of your comment? | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then
Which means we have a stuttering government who can't be held to account due to an ineffective opposition.
Sorry, where the plus side of your comment?
"He gets shown up to to be the total buffoon that he is every week. The media as a whole tend not to focus on this. Look at today.. he knows what he is going to asked...he has the answers in front of him and he still gets it wrong. I'm not sure what is more worrying. We have an utter clown running the country or people actually believe he Is capable. | |||
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"Was there fisty cuffs this week? " Just Boris talking incredible crap | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then
Which means we have a stuttering government who can't be held to account due to an ineffective opposition.
Sorry, where the plus side of your comment?
He gets shown up to to be the total buffoon that he is every week.
The media as a whole tend not to focus on this.
Look at today.. he knows what he is going to asked...he has the answers in front of him and he still gets it wrong.
I'm not sure what is more worrying.
We have an utter clown running the country or people actually believe he Is capable." and your right Lionel , he does use a balloon to rub on his hair! | |||
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"Starmer must be a right duffer if he can't get the better of him then
Which means we have a stuttering government who can't be held to account due to an ineffective opposition.
Sorry, where the plus side of your comment?
He gets shown up to to be the total buffoon that he is every week.
The media as a whole tend not to focus on this.
Look at today.. he knows what he is going to asked...he has the answers in front of him and he still gets it wrong.
I'm not sure what is more worrying.
We have an utter clown running the country or people actually believe he Is capable. and your right Lionel , he does use a balloon to rub on his hair! " | |||
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"When did ‘telling lies’ become ‘mis-speaking’? Does it only refer to Johnson?" Theres a difference between arguing a plausible alternate take / reason on something and blustering obvious nonsensical bullshit | |||
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"Unfortunately a government is only as good as the opposition it faces." That doesn't make sense The gmnt is only as good as what it achieves | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. " The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. | |||
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"When did ‘telling lies’ become ‘mis-speaking’? Does it only refer to Johnson? Theres a difference between arguing a plausible alternate take / reason on something and blustering obvious nonsensical bullshit" Well, no. It depends on perception and reduction of damage. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. " Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament " Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. " Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. " Sounds like a plan. Jezza would have battered that buffoon. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. " Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? " To some it has never ended | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? " Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way "Tell us about Operation Legacy? | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way "It was actually in 1215 as a result of the Signing of the magna carter. However there was an Anglo Saxon parliament called the Wittan. Happy to help. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way "Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25 | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
It was actually in 1215 as a result of the Signing of the magna carter. However there was an Anglo Saxon parliament called the Wittan. Happy to help. "No, that was the English Parliament. I was asked about the British Parliament and British Empire. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25 "I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk  
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
It was actually in 1215 as a result of the Signing of the magna carter. However there was an Anglo Saxon parliament called the Wittan. Happy to help.
No, that was the English Parliament.
I was asked about the British Parliament and British Empire. "Very poor effort . Parliament originated in 1215 England , | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25
I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
It was actually in 1215 as a result of the Signing of the magna carter. However there was an Anglo Saxon parliament called the Wittan. Happy to help.
No, that was the English Parliament.
I was asked about the British Parliament and British Empire. "No one asked you about the British parliament. | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25
I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk
It is about the origin of Parliament , "British | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25
I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk
It is about the origin of Parliament ,
British"Nobody mentioned ‘British Parliament ‘ Chris mentioned ‘most other parliaments ‘ here is a fact, Parliament originated in 1215, | |||
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"I'd hate to be a teacher lol Imagine dealing with a load of kids like this lot ^^^^^^ refusing to accept they've got it wrong. " That's the third "lol" of the day you've provided. Back on form! | |||
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"I'd hate to be a teacher lol Imagine dealing with a load of kids like this lot ^^^^^^ refusing to accept they've got it wrong. That's the third "lol" of the day you've provided. Back on form!" It is an incredible performance, the gift that keeps on giving | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25
I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk
It is about the origin of Parliament ,
British
Nobody mentioned ‘British Parliament ‘ Chris mentioned ‘most other parliaments ‘ here is a fact, Parliament originated in 1215, "with reference to the British Empire... why would you think the English Parliament is the British Parliament | |||
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"PMQs is just an archaic Parliamentary pantomine. You need to see past the exchanges between the PM, and the other leaders. Its the backbenchers that raise the more important points. The whole charade is a pantomime Other counties have grown up debates We have a public school playground. Can't say I've noticed any other countries with a grown up parliament Do other countries have that ridiculous charade when someone gives a speech? All that Braying and shouting? And johnson looking behind for support as he puts his foot in his mouth again? Its fucking embarrassing. Most other parliaments (British Empire innovation) seem to enjoy a good punch up between their representatives on a regular basis. Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? Oh deary me Parliament was formed in 1707. The British Empire started with trading outposts in the late 16th century. If you have any more Empire related queries please send them my way
Parliament originated in 1215, credibility score now -25
I would expect this from an American, as they often think England is the Uk
It is about the origin of Parliament ,
British
Nobody mentioned ‘British Parliament ‘ Chris mentioned ‘most other parliaments ‘ here is a fact, Parliament originated in 1215,
with reference to the British Empire... why would you think the English Parliament is the British Parliament"I didn’t, I was taking about the origin of Parliament and that was in 1215 which is why a refuted Chris claim that parliament came from the British Empire. Btw, your a person I have always respected on here, you are better than try to defend Chris on this one | |||
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" Parliament is a French word for speaking in the Parler, origin 1215 England, when did the British Empire begin? To some it has never ended " | |||
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"If we're gonna have a different debate about the origins of the English Parliament, then the word didn't exist until around 1300, spelling changed to accord with Latin around 1400 and the specific meaning of representative assembly didn't occur until around 1450. So no, not even the English Parliament existed from 1215. Treat it as a school day yeah "Yes it did , try harder | |||
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