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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Dont you also think it is time for the government to drop the pretense that it is healthy and functioning? Brexit extremists are plotting a coup to take down may, where boris is the prime minister, michael gove as his deputy and jacob rees as chancellor lol.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

It sounds like set from dads army lol.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

Boris is hated in his own party by many, doubt he would even stand tbh..

Mogg as PM..?

feckin hope not the bloke is a zealot with some horrible views..

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Boris is hated in his own party by many, doubt he would even stand tbh..

Mogg as PM..?

feckin hope not the bloke is a zealot with some horrible views.. "
That is right and with jacobs abortion law, it is not popular.

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By *utandbigMan
over a year ago

Bournemouth

"Boris is hated in his own party by many, doubt he would even stand tbh..

Mogg as PM..?

feckin hope not the bloke is a zealot with some horrible views.. That is right and with jacobs abortion law, it is not popular."

God help us if theese 3 wombats do as there planning to do

You wouldent want any of them babysitting for you

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

The Brexit supporting snowflakes in the general population would see this as a comfort blanket for them. Dictatorial type leadership and an oppression of the masses in the name of setting the country back 50 years.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The 3 brexiters will have their way.Or knife May in the back.We are at the mercy of extremist as dangerous as any terrorist.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

God, i hope so.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

God, i hope so."

For what?

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By *anejohnkent6263Couple
over a year ago

canterbury

Sounds like fun ahead

...may will go after may local elections...

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It should frighten anyone who is for democracy and the government serving its people.

The government consistently fails to communicate Its Brexit plan, which it should have done shortly after the vote in draft.

The government is only seeking to ensure the survival of the conservative party, at any cost. It would be nice to think that we could just start again.

A referendum on whatever deal is proposed should be delivered, so that citizens can see what the full realities of leaving the EU really are. We should be able to then either leave or remain, based upon a public and parliamentary vote, that is based upon the truth.

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

God, i hope so."

How many more million do you want spent on Rees Mogg's family home? He has had what, £7m of tax payer money to do it up so far? That was meant to keep him quiet on the back benches, but the ungrateful got still can't keep his mouth shut.

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

God, i hope so.

Naughty!

Wentworth Woodhouse is owned by a Preservation Trust, having been sold to them by the architect Clifford Newbold last year.

Jacob Rees-Mogg's mother in law has never owned the house.

Rotherham MP John Healy campaigned long and hard to get the £7.6 million allocated by the Chancellor.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

"It should frighten anyone who is for democracy and the government serving its people.

The government consistently fails to communicate Its Brexit plan, which it should have done shortly after the vote in draft.

The government is only seeking to ensure the survival of the conservative party, at any cost. It would be nice to think that we could just start again.

This..

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

God, i hope so.

Naughty!

Wentworth Woodhouse is owned by a Preservation Trust, having been sold to them by the architect Clifford Newbold last year.

Jacob Rees-Mogg's mother in law has never owned the house.

Rotherham MP John Healy campaigned long and hard to get the £7.6 million allocated by the Chancellor."

How many other privately owned houses got £7.6m from the tax payer?

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

God, i hope so.

Naughty!

Wentworth Woodhouse is owned by a Preservation Trust, having been sold to them by the architect Clifford Newbold last year.

Jacob Rees-Mogg's mother in law has never owned the house.

Rotherham MP John Healy campaigned long and hard to get the £7.6 million allocated by the Chancellor.

How many other privately owned houses got £7.6m from the tax payer? "

Privately owned by a trust.

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

God, i hope so.

Naughty!

Wentworth Woodhouse is owned by a Preservation Trust, having been sold to them by the architect Clifford Newbold last year.

Jacob Rees-Mogg's mother in law has never owned the house.

Rotherham MP John Healy campaigned long and hard to get the £7.6 million allocated by the Chancellor.

How many other privately owned houses got £7.6m from the tax payer?

Privately owned by a trust."

Not owned by the state, but receiving money from the state, why?

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

"Dont you also think it is time for the government to drop the pretense that it is healthy and functioning? Brexit extremists are plotting a coup to take down may, where boris is the prime minister, michael gove as his deputy and jacob rees as chancellor lol."
All governments work the same way in the UK it is part of our unwritten constitution.I am on a board of a housing association and we argue all the time but everyone is told we agree so to the members we are allways united.There are reasons for this as basically we all exept the majority position so I may win I may lose some battles but that's life.It does work we have had amazing success for 12 years now and we are loved and respected by the members.Please do not ask me to go into any detail as I cannot I as sure you understand.

As for all the government squabbling it makes for good press keeps Journalists in a job we do not know what is true and what is not.Your article is based on your dislike of the Tories,but is the Labour party any different They fight like cat and dog as we all know.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

Yes I did - and A LOT LIKE HIM

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By *utandbigMan
over a year ago

Bournemouth

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

Yes I did - and A LOT LIKE HIM"

Yep spot on

I wonder if he’s into gas

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

"Dont you also think it is time for the government to drop the pretense that it is healthy and functioning? Brexit extremists are plotting a coup to take down may, where boris is the prime minister, michael gove as his deputy and jacob rees as chancellor lol.All governments work the same way in the UK it is part of our unwritten constitution.I am on a board of a housing association and we argue all the time but everyone is told we agree so to the members we are allways united.There are reasons for this as basically we all exept the majority position so I may win I may lose some battles but that's life.It does work we have had amazing success for 12 years now and we are loved and respected by the members.Please do not ask me to go into any detail as I cannot I as sure you understand.

They are not the government, although you came very close to voting Labour into government a few months ago. There is no competition - one party holds enormous power and responsibilities for government and securing EU relationships that determine both national as well as every citizens financial wellbeing for many years to come. The other is a government in waiting. It's facile to try to make light of the government being self-absorbed to extend its longevity and party survival as its core focus, by limply reflecting on it as if it's like school yard fun. It's critically serious for the millions of citizens and businesses in the UK who deserve to prosper beyond this arrogant bunch of self-serving hypocrites.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

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lol

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

Not really but I have noticed that Jeremy Corbyn has an uncanny resemblance to Albert Steptoe, (no removal of glasses or adding of moustaches necessary). It's just a pity his shadow Chancellor isn't named Harold.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

yep .... a massively uncanny resemblance in both looks and personality, although mogg's disgusting brand of ideaology is much further to the right than adolf's by a number of country miles .... i wonder if he is actually one of the nazi's cloned freaks that were portrayed in that film 'the boys from brazil'

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"If you take off Moggs glasses, put a little moustache on him, given his hairstyle he looks like Adolf to me? Anyone else noticed a resemblance?

I suspect you are correct.I read this poem the other day.

My name is Jacob Rees-Mogg, and

I’ll have you peasants know

I'm here to save this precious land

From many a deadly foe.

I'm ten years old but please don't laugh;

I'm grown-up as can be.

I read the Daily Telegraph

And that’s the rag for me.

It's great, a name like J. Rees-Mogg;

It helps me meet celebs,

And keeps the tabloid press agog,

And wows the idiot plebs.

My way of talking’s a big plus:

Old man or pimply boy?

A cross between Gerontius

And Little Lord Fauntleroy.

CN jacob fresher images

But I have plans they cannot guess,

Those types who'll love to mock

My weird beliefs or style of dress;

They're in for quite a shock.

I like to say, when interviewed,

That my ambition's height

Is to have loads of dosh accrued

And put the nation right.

CN jacob William Rees Mogg images

Sometimes I like to flummox them,

Those interviewer-chaps,

By saying I'll become PM

By age eighteen, perhaps.

But really what most stirs my soul

And seems the better plan

Is casting myself in the role

Of Mosley, my main man.

CN jacob mosley staring

Already I've the right ideas

And the right attitudes

To make us two, across the years,

A hand-picked pair of dudes.

I look ahead and seem to see,

Like him eight decades back,

A fascist column proud and free

All dressed in shirts of black.

CN jacob mosley marching

I'll meet their chief ideologues,

Their neo-Nazi clones,

And love it when they tell me 'Moggs,

You're fascist in your bones'.

* * * * * * * *

And now I tick each box of theirs,

Those splendid chaps who find

In Trump a president who shares

Their every turn of mind.

Yet – here’s the neat bit – people say

‘Rees-Mogg’s a harmless fool’,

Or ‘Anyone who talks that way

Deserves plain ridicule.’

Meanwhile I hold forth all the time

On all my latest fads,

Like making birth-control a crime

Or anything that adds

To my large fan-base among those

Who think me just a clown

And those for whom my class-act goes

A whole lot deeper down.

For some watch film-clips and recall

How many folk would scoff

When Mosley spoke; yet still they fall

For any right-wing toff.

CN trump 3

It's still the same fifth-column stuff,

With Trump in Hitler's place,

And us his side-kicks keen enough

To push the fascist case.

This Brexit thing’s come bang on cue;

It’s set friend against friend,

Remobilized our street-mob crew,

And let me set the trend.

Meanwhile the Tory faithful choose

Me as their pin-up guy

And propagate my right-wing views

So followers multiply.

The beauty is, they’re simple folk

And know not what they speak,

Or half-suspect it’s all a joke

Amongst their Tory clique.

The Guardian sounds a warning note:

‘Don’t trust this man an inch

Or one day they’ll be at your throat,

Those who’ve long felt the pinch’.

‘For now’, its columnists intone,

‘This fraudster has their ear,

And though his head seems solid bone

His words are words to fear.’

But I can happily ignore

Their cautionary tales

Since for each reader twenty more

Pick up their Suns or Mails.

Else it will be some viral tweet

Passed on in that mixed mode

Of call-to-arms and ‘Can you beat

This guy?’ that they decode,

My readers, pretty much as taste

Or politics incline

Though few are favourably placed

To grasp my true design.

They said of Mosley he was our

Lost leader, one who might

Have done great things had lust-for-power

Not put his wits to flight.

CN jacob mosley salutes

Me, I’m much subtler in my bid;

I’m well prepared to wait

With powder dry and keep the lid

Tight lest it detonate.

For soon there’ll come a time when it’s

All up with bleeding hearts,

With those who say that Trump’s the pits,

Like his Brit counterparts,

Who think that I’m a nasty piece

Of work in clownish guise,

And whose emotions find release

In new things to despise.

I’ll keep it up, my fogey act,

But leave them in no doubt,

My trusty Blackshirts, of the fact

That what it’s all about

Is bringing on the day when we

Can raise our flag again

And celebrate the victory

Of true-born Englishmen.

Then there’ll be no more flannelling

To keep the Guardian quiet,

No delicate news-channelling

In case the peasants riot.

CN jacob with textimages

I’d come right out with it and nail

My theses to the door,

Except that Luther won’t prevail

With those who know the score.

For ours will be a nation ruled

By Catholic decrees,

Where women are from childhood schooled

Their men and God to please.

We’ll have no liberal talk of choice

But preach the right to life

And how each woman should rejoice

In what befits a wife.

For that’s God’s law as certified

By chaps, like J. R-M,

With God-appointed role of guide

To weaker souls like them.

Then we’ll be near to heaven on earth,

A heaven for all but pro-

Life activists who think of birth

As their gift to bestow,

Not God’s, or those poor infidels

Who question the command

Of scripture when it plainly tells

Truths given us first-hand.

So let them mock my speech so quaint,

My breakfast shirt and tie,

And say the patience of a saint

Is what my witterings try.

I’d just remind them: now we’ve Trump

And Boris plus the hordes

Of disaffected types who’ll plump

For anyone who lords

It over them like me and spouts,

In truth, a load of tosh

Yet wows them as he flaunts and flouts

The rules of being posh.

CN jacob top hat

Deny it as you may, I’ve tapped

Into a certain vein

Of Brit class-sentiment that’s apt

To go against the grain

Only for those who spot my ruse

And think back eight decades

To the last time when toffs would use

It on the hate-brigades.

So don’t desert me now, my loyal

Supporters from the ranks

Of those on whose delight in royal

Occasions our lot banks.

For we’ve deep things to draw upon

And old myths to revive

Which might see you lot dead and gone

While we still live and thrive.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I like how conservatives are now screaming like lunatics trying to get out of the asylum, should Reesmogg take the lead. Even they couldn't stomach that.

I thought it bad enough having Trump in the USA against abortion but then we could get another sickening dimwit moving in here who is against abortion under ALL circumstances. It's like the darkest aspects of going into the past world.

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