UK Politics Thread X: Boris party report released

[The Huskar Social Union]

Government to introduce identity and language legislation for NI

Legislation on identity and language for Northern Ireland will be introduced by Secretary of State Brandon Lewis in Parliament on Wednesday.

As part of the proposals the Irish language would be granted official status in Northern Ireland, a move which campaigners hailed as "historic".

Ciarán MacGiolla Bhéin from An Dream Dearg said: "For the first time in this state we're going to have official status for the Irish language and that is a huge achievement."

The Northern Ireland Office said that the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill would aim to "deliver a balanced package of measures for Northern Ireland on identity and language, fulfilling the commitments set out in New Decade, New Approach".

"It will provide for the recognition and protection of the Irish language and the development of the Ulster Scots and Ulster British tradition," the NIO said in a statement.

The draft laws propose creating two commissioner roles - one for the Irish language and another for the Ulster Scots/Ulster British tradition.

An Office of Identity and Cultural Expression will also be established as part of the Bill, "to promote cultural pluralism and respect for diversity".

Separate to the Identity and Language Bill, the UK Government also announced that it is granting Ulster Scots recognition as a National Minority under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities - a status already granted to Irish, Welsh, Scots and Cornish.

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Finally!

Four pages in and the thread is already wild.

I bring only the wildest of threads for my bois

[The Huskar Social Union]

A link to the full Sue Gray report for those who want to read it.

The Sue Gray Report has been delivered....

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... is-johnson

Vomiting and partying until 4am

Standard work event stuff.

The spice flows

[The Nihilistic view]

what we're doing here is watching the country eat shit and die due to deep-set political issues and a gaggle of toffish toilet seat-lickers in parliament who are now getting away with it because people like you are pinning it on partisan politics rather than looking at the deep-set structural reasons that you'll be eating the govt.'s boot for the last few decades we have left on this rapidly boiling rock

If you care about it so much, why don't you use capitalisation and punctuation in your post?

Punctuation is an oppressive method of control of the bourgeoisie over the proletariat.

[The Huskar Social Union]

If you care about it so much, why don't you use capitalisation and punctuation in your post?

Punctuation is an oppressive method of control of the bourgeoisie over the proletariat.

omg based nihilistic view

[Ifreann]

A link to the full Sue Gray report for those who want to read it.

Vomiting and partying until 4am

Standard work event stuff.

The spice flows

Work spice. For important civil service work.

[Celritannia]

Government to introduce identity and language legislation for NI

Legislation on identity and language for Northern Ireland will be introduced by Secretary of State Brandon Lewis in Parliament on Wednesday.

As part of the proposals the Irish language would be granted official status in Northern Ireland, a move which campaigners hailed as "historic".

Ciarán MacGiolla Bhéin from An Dream Dearg said: "For the first time in this state we're going to have official status for the Irish language and that is a huge achievement."

The Northern Ireland Office said that the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill would aim to "deliver a balanced package of measures for Northern Ireland on identity and language, fulfilling the commitments set out in New Decade, New Approach".

"It will provide for the recognition and protection of the Irish language and the development of the Ulster Scots and Ulster British tradition," the NIO said in a statement.

The draft laws propose creating two commissioner roles - one for the Irish language and another for the Ulster Scots/Ulster British tradition.

An Office of Identity and Cultural Expression will also be established as part of the Bill, "to promote cultural pluralism and respect for diversity".

Separate to the Identity and Language Bill, the UK Government also announced that it is granting Ulster Scots recognition as a National Minority under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities - a status already granted to Irish, Welsh, Scots and Cornish.

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Finally!

Four pages in and the thread is already wild.

I bring only the wildest of threads for my bois

This is brilliant news for NI.

Spice thread for the spice lord.

[The Nihilistic view]

I'm not sure it's anything not already surmised, the PM isn't really in control of what happens in No10 and the system isn't fit for the modern day. A leadership vacuum often then leads to bad behaviour from people.

[Celritannia]

I'm not sure it's anything not already surmised, the PM isn't really in control of what happens in No10 and the system isn't fit for the modern day. A leadership vacuum often then leads to bad behaviour from people.

Yet the PM was there, drinking and eating.

[The Archregimancy]

Government to introduce identity and language legislation for NI

Legislation on identity and language for Northern Ireland will be introduced by Secretary of State Brandon Lewis in Parliament on Wednesday.

As part of the proposals the Irish language would be granted official status in Northern Ireland, a move which campaigners hailed as "historic".

Ciarán MacGiolla Bhéin from An Dream Dearg said: "For the first time in this state we're going to have official status for the Irish language and that is a huge achievement."

The Northern Ireland Office said that the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill would aim to "deliver a balanced package of measures for Northern Ireland on identity and language, fulfilling the commitments set out in New Decade, New Approach".

"It will provide for the recognition and protection of the Irish language and the development of the Ulster Scots and Ulster British tradition," the NIO said in a statement.

The draft laws propose creating two commissioner roles - one for the Irish language and another for the Ulster Scots/Ulster British tradition.

An Office of Identity and Cultural Expression will also be established as part of the Bill, "to promote cultural pluralism and respect for diversity".

Separate to the Identity and Language Bill, the UK Government also announced that it is granting Ulster Scots recognition as a National Minority under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities - a status already granted to Irish, Welsh, Scots and Cornish.

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Finally!

There's a certain delicious irony - an irony even more delicious than Nationalist Northumbria accusing other people of performative posting when they raise issues of hypocrisy - that the DUP's decision to collapse the Northern Ireland Executive has facilitated a Westminster government introducing a Northern Ireland identity bill that gives legal recognition to the Irish language.

In that sense, the DUP's tactics are not only counterproductive, but self-defeating. In two years' time, the Northern Ireland Protocol will still be in place (which is, after all, the clear preference of a majority of the representatives elected to Stormont), Sinn Fein will still be the largest party at Stormont, and Irish will have official recognition in Northern Ireland.

[Vassenor]

I'm not sure it's anything not already surmised, the PM isn't really in control of what happens in No10 and the system isn't fit for the modern day. A leadership vacuum often then leads to bad behaviour from people.

Yet the PM was there, drinking and eating.

Clearly it was actually Jeremy Corbyn in a bad wig trying to make it look like Boris was there just to smear him.

[Republic Of Ludwigsburg]

Government to introduce identity and language legislation for NI

Legislation on identity and language for Northern Ireland will be introduced by Secretary of State Brandon Lewis in Parliament on Wednesday.

As part of the proposals the Irish language would be granted official status in Northern Ireland, a move which campaigners hailed as "historic".

Ciarán MacGiolla Bhéin from An Dream Dearg said: "For the first time in this state we're going to have official status for the Irish language and that is a huge achievement."

The Northern Ireland Office said that the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill would aim to "deliver a balanced package of measures for Northern Ireland on identity and language, fulfilling the commitments set out in New Decade, New Approach".

"It will provide for the recognition and protection of the Irish language and the development of the Ulster Scots and Ulster British tradition," the NIO said in a statement.

The draft laws propose creating two commissioner roles - one for the Irish language and another for the Ulster Scots/Ulster British tradition.

An Office of Identity and Cultural Expression will also be established as part of the Bill, "to promote cultural pluralism and respect for diversity".

Separate to the Identity and Language Bill, the UK Government also announced that it is granting Ulster Scots recognition as a National Minority under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities - a status already granted to Irish, Welsh, Scots and Cornish.

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Finally!

Four pages in and the thread is already wild.

I bring only the wildest of threads for my bois

Those bloody Irish. Speaking the language of their nation, ancestors, and culture? OUTRAGEOUS!

[Hukhalia]

what we're doing here is watching the country eat shit and die due to deep-set political issues and a gaggle of toffish toilet seat-lickers in parliament who are now getting away with it because people like you are pinning it on partisan politics rather than looking at the deep-set structural reasons that you'll be eating the govt.'s boot for the last few decades we have left on this rapidly boiling rock

Get back to me when your communism is actually viable.

keep ranting about how it'll all get better if you vote harder then, lol

[The Nihilistic view]

I'm not sure it's anything not already surmised, the PM isn't really in control of what happens in No10 and the system isn't fit for the modern day. A leadership vacuum often then leads to bad behaviour from people.

Yet the PM was there, drinking and eating.

To be fair I to prefer a beer and a curry. I won't say Korma as I prefer something with a bit more spice.

[Celritannia]

Get back to me when your communism is actually viable.

keep ranting about how it'll all get better if you vote harder then, lol

I mean, I've yet to see a strong communist party in the UK. But at the same time, I am opposed to totalitarian governments.

I support a more libertarian socialist principle

[Nationalist Northumbria]

42 minutes until we reveal our candidate...

[The Nihilistic view]

keep ranting about how it'll all get better if you vote harder then, lol

I mean, I've yet to see a strong communist party in the UK. But at the same time, I am opposed to totalitarian governments.

I support a more libertarian socialist principle

Down with the state!

[Dumb Ideologies]

keep ranting about how it'll all get better if you vote harder then, lol

I mean, I've yet to see a strong communist party in the UK. But at the same time, I am opposed to totalitarian governments.

I support a more libertarian socialist principle

Maintain revolutionary kindness!

Write polite memos to business owners asking them to hand over ownership and wealth voluntarily and stand quietly outside their head offices with placards saying "please be nice".

[The Huskar Social Union]

SNAP POLL: 59% of Britons think that Boris Johnson should resign as PM

All Brits
Should resign: 59%
Should remain: 30%

Con voters
Resign: 27%
Remain: 63%

Lab voters
Resign: 88%
Remain: 6%

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Our candidate is Christopher Richard Jones.

[Ifreann]

SNAP POLL: 59% of Britons think that Boris Johnson should resign as PM

All Brits
Should resign: 59%
Should remain: 30%

Con voters
Resign: 27%
Remain: 63%

Lab voters
Resign: 88%
Remain: 6%

What do the other 11% want, if not resign or remain?

[Kavagrad]

Our candidate is Christopher Richard Jones.

I feel betrayed, NN. This is not the prince that was promised.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Our candidate is Christopher Richard Jones.

I feel betrayed, NN. This is not the prince that was promised.

I feel betrayed too, our planned candidate had to drop out. It's even worse than that time Richard Burgon laughed down the phone at us when we called to ask when he would be defecting.

[Kavagrad]

I feel betrayed, NN. This is not the prince that was promised.

I feel betrayed too, our planned candidate had to drop out. It's even worse than that time Richard Burgon laughed down the phone at us when we called to ask when he would be defecting.

I'd sympathise but that's actually hilarious.

[The Nihilistic view]

SNAP POLL: 59% of Britons think that Boris Johnson should resign as PM

All Brits
Should resign: 59%
Should remain: 30%

Con voters
Resign: 27%
Remain: 63%

Lab voters
Resign: 88%
Remain: 6%

What do the other 11% want, if not resign or remain?

Curry

[The Huskar Social Union]

I feel betrayed, NN. This is not the prince that was promised.

I feel betrayed too, our planned candidate had to drop out. It's even worse than that time Richard Burgon laughed down the phone at us when we called to ask when he would be defecting.

lmao rekt