Have The DUP Finally Understood That Brexiteers Don't Care About NI?

Sammy Wilson of the DUP challenged Leader of the House Penny Mordaunt on checks to be carried out on goods moving from Northern Ireland to GB. Sammy claims that his party was lied to by the Tories, Penny's response was: I will send a letter to the Secretary of State.
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[@tonylavery8298]

Well Max the DUP did understand Brexit what they were hoping for was a hard border in Ireland, the destruction of the GFA and a return to a protestant parliament for a protestant people. Unfortunantly they didn't notice history passed them by.

[@jounik]

Sine Brexit was never going to accomplish that, they didn't understand Brexit.

[@williampatrickfagan7590]

Go to the top of the class. Tell the teacher I sent you.

[@annereidy7981]

@@jounik They understood Brexit as an opportunity to put borders on the Island of Ireland and will keep pushing for that until they get it, or get unelected.

[@rossmurray6849]

Theresa May's deal with an NI backstop would have given them what they SAID they wanted, but they rejected that because it didn't give them what they REALLY wanted which was, as you suggest, a hard border within Ireland.

[@tonylavery8298]

@@rossmurray6849 my question is that they proposed an electronic border north/south but seem to reject the same solution east/west as unworkable. Was the north/south unworkable but expected it to be adopted because they proposed it or was it just a load of bs

[@julianshepherd2038]

He's British in Belfast but in London he's just another "Paddy".

[@Shadowman4710]

Last time I heard these people still called themselves "Scots" half the time and you can hear the laughing all the way from Aberdeen.

[@johnobrien2207]

Little Britain sketch. I want that one. More accurate than 500 page report.

[@conscienceaginBlackadder]

anti-ribald policy courtchangewordpresscomslashanti-ribald-policy

[@jackdubz4247]

@@Shadowman4710 Seeing as they originated in the Scotland/England border region, they were never truly Scots. What they were was a nuisance to be rid off, that's why James Stuart packed them off to Ireland: To be a convenient nuisance elsewhere.

[@MICHAELCAMPBELL69]

I must say I can’t stand the man but despite what anyone’s says he is British and can probably prove it with a DNA test. As that Dublin man the old Duke said just because one is born in a stable doesn’t make him a horse . DNA is most relevant.

[@colinforrestal3819]

Why is he allowed out in the real world.

[@abbofun9022]

No worries, this is Westminster, you’re safe.

[@paraicmchugh5468]

I thought he sounded about as reasonable as I've ever heard him. Maybe the penny has dropped, in that regard.

[@smalrast]

Expenses????

[@jackdubz4247]

They used to call it "care in the community".

[@ClannCholmain]

Remember people, this is a man who said he wouldn’t marry a Catholic. Lucky woman! 😂

[@telhadaway3833]

Lol any woman wouldn't go as far as the backgate with him,,, he's a creep

[@frankoneill5675]

Or man

[@DCFelix67]

No Catholic would have him around the place

[@shaunpenne1840]

Remember his nudie bum pics back in the 90's? There isn't enough bleach to cleanse that image from my mind!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@CT99234]

The terrifying idea is that anyone would want to marry him. He looks like an enraged testicle. I can only imagine he stands in his kitchen berating his fridge and toaster over borders checks in the Irish sea.

[@AdamSmith-cc5mz]

Whenever I feel like I’ve made a stupid decision or said something stupid, along comes our pal Sammy and I feel WAY better.

[@tonyharpur8383]

Perfect! 😁😆😅🤣

[@RankinMsP]

Your mistakes aren't destroying people's lives...unless you are medical staff and refusing to do your job.

[@thyowen]

@@RankinMsP unless its because the money men are refusing to pay them fairly ofc - then its the fault of the money men! otherwise youre just putting medical staff in a position where they can be easily manipulated by greedy people, obviously. v simple logic as im sure you already understood!

[@tonyb9578]

You voted for it Sammy. You and others own it. I’m laughing my bollocks off.

[@jimmyc9166]

As a Northern Irish man living 2 mile from the border I am quite sensitive to the brexit problem here, as I live on a european frontier, but in all my years of watching the dup I've never seen one of their head honchos so completely deflated, at some point they're bound to see the writing is on the wall, but this is the first time I have seen it on their faces...

[@geoffpoole483]

Edwin Poots said the local election results should be a "wake up and smell the coffee moment" for the DUP.

[@beepresent8636]

I was thinking exactly the same thing. Angry Sammy looked completely deflated. Mmmmmmmm 🤔

[@irishmade8136]

Great news Hopefully Sammy and the DUP /loyalists will buy a one way ticket home. Surely Britain will welcome them with open arms. 🙄🙊🙉🙈🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@johnryan7932]

@@irishmade8136 It would take a hard, cruel heart to wish that on GB. On the other hand, they could get jobs on GB News, that would be a win win situation. 😀

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

I was thinking the same way, he knows the jig is up and a united Ireland is only a matter of time now.

[@marvintpandroid2213]

Dear DUP, The Brexiteers have their own religion.

[@ClannCholmain]

Keep the faith! 😂

[@johng.1703]

aren't Brexiteers and the DUP one and the same thing? after all the DUP supported Brexit.

[@HH-hd7nd]

@@johng.1703 The irony is that the DUP supported Brexit but they are miles apart from the Brexiteers in GB.

[@johng.1703]

@@HH-hd7nd but it is what they convinced their supporters to vote for. While they wanted a hard border in Ireland, that was never going to happen. But they still got what they voted for. They still called the realities of Brexit “project fear” they now have buyers remorse. But they sold Brexit will all the lies. And are now unhappy that they didn’t get those lies.

[@davidodonovan4982]

Even their buddy Boris left them in the single market, as a thank you for supporting Brexit. There's loyalty for you.

[@davidtracey5471]

Listening to Wilson on any subject is like hearing a blind man describe colour.

[@wephilips6651]

Lol

[@Taladar2003]

That is insulting the intelligence of blind people.

[@KenPassey-hd2mc]

What he's on about I don't know. But as an elected MP he is entitled to have his say. It's called Democracy!

[@gerardflynn7382]

That's the best description of Sammy Wilson I have ever heard.

[@MiningForPies]

@@KenPassey-hd2mc he is, and we are allowed to take the piss out of the Brexit supporting bigot

[@colettekane6276]

Ah sammy when will you ever learn 😂. The karma bus is trundling along nicely. Bye bye sammy and the rest

[@532bluepeter1]

The English don't give Northern Ireland a moment's thought. As an Englishman I can see no rationality for Ireland being divided.

[@jackdubz4247]

Unless you are a Glasgow Rangers supporter, the Scots don't give Northern Ireland a moment's thought. As a Scot, I too can see no rationality for Ireland being divided.

[@joehill7837]

Not a moment's thought for a place they pay £10 billion a year for 😢

[@MerlynMusicman]

Its this much vaunted history thats to blame. Sooner we stop teaching kids history sooner they'll stop repeating the mistakes of the past

[@532bluepeter1]

@@joehill7837 yes

[@ianworley8169]

As an Englishman, I could not agree more. I'd go still further and hope to one day see Scotland, Wales and England, free from the detested Union too. Until all the countries of the British Isles are free and independent, there'll never be harmony, friendship and mutual respect between us. A relationship of equals, rather than lesser parts, ruled by dictat from Westminster. Controlled and manipulated by conflict and separation. Ruled over by a narrow clique in an undemocratic Parliament, dominated by an endless line of Tory governments, interspersed by the odd Labour term. Whose fundamental purpose is to maintain the status quo and further the interests of the few over the many. The super rich over the vast majority of working people.

[@brianmacgabhann5630]

You can almost feel sorry for Unionists. Loyal to a concept of the UK which no longer exists, (if it ever did), want to be part of a nation that is completely indifferent to them and often barely aware of their existence, and placing their trust in a government that threw them under the bus the moment it was convenient to do so.

[@johnBSadro]

The unionists are and will always be a bunch of traitors to the Irish people,

[@jeremykothe2847]

If they weren't actively destroying their children's future to hold on to melancholy and a frail remembrance of a once-successful but failed and morally reprehensible empire, I'd agree.

[@vforvictor7575]

Sammy has no clue to what he even voted for the Tories have played the DUP like a fiddle

[@ENTSANDCO.]

Sooner or later, the Tories fiddle everyone.

[@neilhedley6080]

The Tories set the DUP , who kept them in power. Then shafted them. They were taken as mugs

[@stephanguitar9778]

Like every other brexiteer and low paid tory voter.

[@user-pw6ei2mn7x]

The DUP are Mugs. Just listen to them 👏👏☘️

[@ENTSANDCO.]

The Tories were good judges of character.

[@user-ze8jl3dv1j]

The Tories, or the right-wing cabal, that have infiltrated them, also take the English people for mugs. These days a lot of people are wilfully ignorant if it suits their bias

[@Irish780]

1690 that's all they dup think about and the British government can easily put that carrot in front of them and take it away whenever the like lol😅

[@KevinMurphy0403]

The DUP didn't just shoot themselves in the foot by supporting Brexit - they blew the whole leg off.

[@Candyfloss119]

😂

[@jackpayne4658]

When you have a 17th century sense of superiority, much of the 21st century must seem puzzling.

[@chassetterfield9559]

I'm not an expert on N.Ireland, but from my observations, I can imagine that the DUP were very much in favour of Brexit, because they saw it as a way of re-introducing a 'hard' border onto the island, and reversing the 'soft' re-unification of Ireland. They sucked up to the Tory party, because that is what they perceived they were being promised. If Brexit was at odds with aspects of the Good Friday Agreement, they presumed that Brexit would trump the GFA, rather than vice versa.

[@sayno2lolzisback]

I think that argument holds a lot of weight as historically the DUP were very much opposed to the GFA

[@peterperigoe9231]

@@sayno2lolzisback Agreed spot on.

[@colinmorrison5119]

I'm from NI. Your assessment is correct. They hate Ireland and want nothing to do with it. They're also greedy, corrupt - and the Tories bought them cheap. Hence, chickens now roosting.

[@jackoneill707]

Sammy's priority is to drive a wedge between the communities on the island of Ireland, his concern is that in the long term a United Ireland may become a possibility and the majority wish of the Irish people on both sides of the border.

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

From his air or resignation I think his concern that in the short term a United Ireland may become a possibility, in the long term a United Ireland is an inevitability.

[@sands7779]

He did a favour for Sinn Fein in the recent elections by driving more moderate voters to back them to show how angry they were that DUP intransigence prevented Michelle O'Neill taking her role as First Minister. Many voters identify more as Northern Ireland than anything else. The old divisions don't serve younger or most voters so well which is why the Alliance Party increased their share in the Assembly 2022 elections.

[@Irish780]

It's all the think about shifting the Republic but its actually they British government who is shafting them blind as bat's they are

[@NapoleonSolo61]

Ah poor Sammy, thick as bulls lugs.

[@Dreyno]

Thick as champ at a wedding.

[@polheg1]

Worth quoting Sir Edward Carson from almost 100yrs ago. Quite apt today. DUP don't learn : "I believed all this. I thought of the last thirty years, during which I was fighting with others whose friendship and comradeship I hope I will lose from tonight, because I do not value any friendship that is not founded upon confidence and trust. I was in earnest. What a fool I was. I was only a puppet, and so was Ulster, and so was Ireland, in the political game that was to get the Conservative Party into power. And of all the men in my experience that I think are the most loathsome it is those who will sell their friends for the purpose of conciliating their enemies, and, perhaps, still worse, the men who climb up a ladder into power of which even I may have been part of a humble rung, and then, when they have got into power, kick the ladder away without any concern for the pain, or injury, or mischief, or damage that they do to those who have helped them to gain power."

[@02887727356]

DUP probably think they are smarter than Carson

[@johnd296]

Among his various denials of reality is his invoking of the “democratic vote” behind Brexit while refusing to accept that the majority in Northern Ireland were strongly against this stupid decision

[@stellaadams7289]

Stupid in your eyes maybe ,but not in the eyes of 17.4 million people . Just get over it or move to one of your loved E.U countries . You will not be missed .

[@user-rq1if6bd9j]

​@@stellaadams7289I said it before will you stfu about moving to the EU. I'd love to but you and your ilk have stou that. What don't you get?

[@connclissmann6514]

Interesting initial image when Sammy stood up. Other MPs dropped their shoulders, some resting their heads in their hands, in what one can imagine was a feeling of despair. How long will his broken record be heard before Sammy understands no-one in GB cares? Thanks for the video.

[@highdownmartin]

Nicely noticed, I saw someone unfurling a “ ffs “ banner

[@mandycouchbean]

The Resounding sound of the penny dropping?

[@mondegreen9709]

There will never be a sound of a penny dropping in a bottomless pit.

[@mandycouchbean]

Being foolish an occupational hazard for the DUP!

[@abbofun9022]

A prerequisite you mean. . . .

[@user-in7hz1nu8l]

Could someone please let Sammy know that his lot no longer have the majority and he needs to suck it up the same way that us nationists have had to do for the last 100 plus years TArLa

[@rohanchapman4159]

Well I am Shocked, who could have seen these problems coming

[@bikeman9899]

It's death by a thousand cuts for Sammy. Making it worse, most are self inflicted😂

[@timcotter8879]

He has a fine colour, Must have been out in the sun.

[@corneliusoconnor6803]

Sinn Fein warned him and his party. Whilst rubbing their hands with glee at another step taken towards a reunified Ireland.

[@mikekelly5869]

I'm getting worried about Sammy. He didn't look like he had his morning Bushmills. There's something wrong.

[@sarahbarrett1247]

A near by country of which they know nothing.

[@williampatrickfagan7590]

Sammy should be sent to the remedial class. He just does not take it in.

[@emckinley1977]

DUP: WE DONT WANT BORDER CHECKS IN NI! Tories: Ok we will do them in England. DUP: WE DONT WANT BORDER CHECKS IN ENGLAND! Tories: Sorry who are these guys again?

[@chrissilver7719]

You have to admire Sammy's perseverance to ignorance. The penny still hasn't dropped for Sammy. People kept in the dark says the party of the 17th century.

[@equaliser2265]

Very true Sir That's the spirit, if nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.

[@CG-or1re]

the idea that penny mordaunt is considered a 'star' of the conservative party is utterly damning of the abject state of our politics

[@candidaprout560]

Good evening Max and all here. They voted for brexit 😝. And so proud to be brexiteers. So what were they expecting?😝

[@stephanguitar9778]

A hard border and finishing off the war with the IRA on their terms.

[@candidaprout560]

@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly thanks very much. Very good explanation. Yes you are absolutely correct. And the Farage s and Johnson s and Rees -Mogg and company lied each time they opened their mouths. And they re going on doing the same. We are in a very disturbed world. Putin killing a people who wants to be free. The USA with trump and enablers direspecting the oath they made to the Country the Constitution . The Occident and his values attacked by deplorables. But I have hope that the reason of our values will win. It's sad. In 2016 I felt that danger was around. I wish you a nice evening 🍀👍

[@user-rq1if6bd9j]

​@@GeorgeGeorgeOnlywell the lies that too many people believed was that there WAS a plan. This plan was free movement of goods and UK citizens, no free movement of goods and citizens for the rest of the EU. You knew, I knew, anyone with a halfway working brain knew it was unicorns and moonbeams.

[@robertmaher377]

The old saying " be careful what you wish for " comes to mind for the DUP, if they were smart they would get back into Stormont while they still have a bit of power left

[@ganrimmonim]

He thought that the checks would be between NI and the Republic. As you say, he has, at last, twigged that the Brexiteers don't care. And that the most likely solution will be a united Ireland and the only people who will care will be unionist in NI. And nobody else will give a danm. Should have voted to remain, Sammy.

[@roisinmalone3015]

DUP etc should realise that they love the Union and that means that Westminster makes decisions on their behalf. That's what being in the Union means.

[@sands7779]

The EU redistributed UK tax payers' funds via the European Social Fund grants to poorer areas in the UK including Northern Ireland. The DUP supported losing these grants through Brexit and trusted the tories, who don't even support poorer people in their own key consituencies, to make up their losses.

[@razorednight]

Another case of turkeys who voted for Xmas, perplexed at the sight of carving knives being sharpened.

[@heliotropezzz333]

Look at the expressions on the faces of the men sitting behind Sammy Wilson.

[@seanohartaigh2209]

Sammy should want away from Westminster at this rate

[@roderickmain9697]

Another one who would doubtless have said "we're not stupid. We knew what we were voting for." Did you really? Now that you see it, did you really?

[@stephanguitar9778]

17.2 million really stupid people voted for Brexit. They all knew, in their wild imaginations, what they were voting for.

[@roderickmain9697]

@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly Exactly.

[@johnryan7932]

@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly 👍

[@emtaylor597]

It's almost as if we knew this would be a problem when we got the opportunity to vote for Brexit. But those of us who said it would be an issue for NI and the GFA were told we were scaremongering. Silly DUP.

[@jasonrflash]

I’m in business in NI and this word ‘checks’ cracks me up. What the fuck do people care so much about checks for? What people should care about and what businesses do care about are declarations. It’s those that are time consuming and costly. Once anyone use the word ‘checks’ they demonstrate that they don’t actually know what they are talking about

[@mandycouchbean]

Good Evening Everyone! ❤️🙂

[@roseanne9986]

Evening Mandy 🍀

[@xotan]

HI Mandy1

[@lauralishes1]

I just want independence for Scotland. England should face the consequences of who they vote for, it shouldn't be inflicted on the other countries

[@paulptk7695]

Such a likeable bunch, the DUP.

[@user-xl2ir1nv9t]

Lol the grave train dried up?

[@davidleatham5173]

Ah, the DUP , yesterdays men with yesterdays views. What they haven't realised is that yesterday has come and gone.

[@jeanpierreviergever1417]

It probably not the Brexit Sammy voted for, but it is a Brexit he could have expected.

[@user-rq1if6bd9j]

Should have known would happen.

[@eugenehughes1253]

When you say the DUP didn’t understand what Brexit meant for NI I think you do them an injustice, they understood allright, the main objective the DUP sought from Brexit was to reinforce the border between both parts of our island, to reinforce their grip on the 6 counties that were torn from our country on the basis of a sectarian headcount. What they didn’t contemplate was Boris Johnson shafting them big time over the Protocol, but Johnson did what Johnson does best , ie looking after himself and HIS people before outsiders like the DUP

[@jounik]

Brexit was never going to accomplish that objective so it is fair to state that they didn't understand what Brexit would do.

[@stephanguitar9778]

BJ understood nothing, just a happy accident he pissed off the DUP

[@eugenehughes1253]

Wasn’t it ? I disagree, the DUP version of Brexit would have entailed a hard border which would have reinforced the six county statelet, its as simple and basic as that , I live here , I know the way they think

[@jounik]

@@eugenehughes1253Sure, but there could never have been _that_ kind of Brexit to begin with. That's the part they still don't understand.

[@eugenehughes1253]

Yes I agree , but the scary bit is the DUP did believe it was possible and to this day have still not accepted that the outcome was not the way they wanted and are holding the people of NI to ransom because of it and the Tories were callous enough to use them for their own purposes and then discard them

[@peterclarke7006]

The tories have always viewed the unionists as useful idiots. It's almost baffling that the dup haven't realised this... Until you look at the dup salary, and realise they'd be completely unemployable at that rate in any other profession.

[@michaelmouse4024]

The brexit Paradox is that any govt capable of delivering brexit wouldn't. The brexit reality is that voters clever enough to decode brexit would reject it.

[@niallocallanain3579]

I met Sammy Wilson once when he was Lord Mayor of Belfast on about 1985. In fairness to him, he was nice to us as he had to welcome us a musical group visiting his' city albeit ironically on a tour that was sponsored by the then EEC.

[@kev643]

The founder of the DUP described the EU as "A beast ridden by the harlot Catholic Church" How do you deal with a party with this mindset.

[@johnrussell3961]

The party which split the unionist vote is now demanding unity!

[@chrisnash6094]

Thanks!

[@cg6522]

As a belgian the decision of UK leaving UE was such a sad time. But I see it's worst than I expected.

[@landsgevaer]

For the us it has turned out a lot better than we imagined, say I as a dutchman. Imagine this political circus having influence inside the EU... Thank you Brits, "welcome to Brexit".

[@landsgevaer]

@@msmissy6888 What is undemocratic about it? You did have elections for the EU in the UK too, I hope, or were we the only ones...?

[@stephenfowlie742]

The DUP got duped.

[@hackedoff736]

Welcome to the Brexit 😂

[@kennylloyd7645]

Let's face it, these people know nothing about the history of the peoples living in the island group

[@mandycouchbean]

Great Clip Thanks Max! 👍

[@ybkseraph]

Seeing the DUP wiggling and complaining about the consequences of Brexit they supported is definitely the best Brexit Benefit 😂

[@CockWomble1000]

Simple. DUP Out! 🇮🇪🤘

[@hmxr715]

There’s will be no resolution to this until a new government is in power.

[@stephanguitar9778]

Who gives a toss, they voted for chaos.

[@frankiehood7155]

It’s coming back tae bite them on the arse now Max I can’t believe they could’ve been that stupid not tae see this one coming. What goes around etc.

[@pdalaigh]

Sammy my love; you and your party voted for it! (the best advertisement for a United Ireland if there ever was!)

[@PatsFanGermany]

Brexit will lead to Irish reunification. Northern Irish businesses and farmers will soon realise that doing business with the Republic of Ireland and the EU is way less hassle, while being more profitable, so they will soon stop caring about the UK. Good for Ireland as a whole! 🇨🇮☘️

[@irenehagan4104]

DUP: We want things the way they were. A Protestant state for a Protestant people. British Government: Moving on.

[@neiltitmus9744]

They don't even care about brexit

[@GV-xx7vh]

THEY ARE FINALLY WAKING UP AND SMELLING THE COFFEE!!

[@antonphelan964]

As Churchill said, the problem with the Irish is they refuse to be English 😂

[@andrewhopkinson2503]

Penny Mordaunt was doing her job. The Leader of the House of Commons is responsible for organising government business in the House. She announces the following week's business every Thursday. Then backbenchers get up and ask for time for debates on various topics. She then politely fobs them off

[@equaliser2265]

That's the spirit, if nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.

[@irishmade8136]

💯%Max. You are on spot on. Aahhh she didn't actually say what year. June????. Time to buy a one way ticket Sammy and go home. 🇮🇪🎉

[@mrbearbear83]

Was that a Johnson promise? The poor DUP thought the Conservatives would care about them

[@georgebisacre9413]

Dont expect an answer any time soon!

[@leechmiller1072]

I remember when Boris was fumbling about trying to do brexit and his utter indifference to the huge problems brexit would cause Northern Ireland as the then chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel raised concerns. At this point I saw how a British prime minister cared less about British citizens (because we aren't from England we don't count) than the chancellor of Germany. This uncaring view of British citizens is what brexit has brought and nothing else.

[@bumblingborisbuffoon6259]

Boris at the DUP event in N. Ireland, telling them to send any Brexit paperwork to him and he would sort it out. 😂

[@time4change878]

I complimented my friend on their very tidy full beard And they blocked me ! Honestly some Women can be so touchy

[@lawlessize]

DUP smokescreen, bottom line is no catholic/ nationalist first minister. They think they are more british than the british. Unfortunately mainland UK looks on them as Irish. Brexit in my opinion was english nationalism asserting itself. The DUP misinterpreted it badly and are paying the price.

[@imastaycool]

What's a "mainland Britain?" That suggests there is British land on Irish soil and there isn't.

[@tomcochrane56]

Poor wee Sammy he does not get it, hush and do what the Tories tell you!

[@happyoutside6621]

Max , delighted you got your head back, super glue is great.

[@stephenkane1074]

That's shocking Sammy ... never seen such a democratic deficit in a political union like that.

[@michaelstanley3961]

It will take a million pennies in his case, and then he will argue about it.. DUP and the Tories deserve each other

[@ChrisCM23]

Thanks Max. Spot on as ever

[@MichaelMinecraft190]

Why, oh why, can't the DUP enjoy their Brexit victory ?.. 🤣🤣

[@dmcg6074]

Where does Sammy get his suits..the 70's?

[@pauloconnor3622]

Remember Sammy told them to go to chippie. Ram it up him 😂

[@jaydunstan1618]

So true.

[@rambojp73]

We will get there, everyone relax, just Keep The Faith 👌🏻🍀🇮🇪🍀

[@vinylrulesok8470]

The DUP remind me of an old faithful dog who is blind and incontinent, whos master has given up on it and is waiting for the right moment to put it out of its misery

[@edwardtheodore1427]

This truley made me laugh. close your eyes and think about this as a seen in an old, Texas style, coyboy movie. Script: "Sammy boy, let's take a walk, sammy wags his tale, stands up and pants, off they go, down the hill side, behind the old rusty barn, into the distance. Then______________________________ there is a quietness , nothing but the wind. With a surprising mistique, a gun shot resounds, across the hillside. Deafening silence follows. R I P Sammy. From The Movie, Dead Dog In El Paso' Del Maho!

[@vincenthickey9760]

I looks like poor old Sammy won't be playing fetch for the tory party anymore

[@davidredshaw448]

Where does he get that complexion? Blood pressure? Or hitting the old falling down juice a bit too heavily? Maybe both.

[@garotadagavea]

Translation of her response: "We really don't know what we are going to do, we are still working on it and we'll take your concerns into consideration and get back to you."

[@johnryan7932]

😀Yes, well translated!

[@TheBigMidweek1889]

....and don't call us. We'll call you.

[@hypsyzygy506]

...ideally you'll have forgotten you asked by then. I already have. I think a cream cake is in order.

[@DB-stuff]

Oh Chickens coming home to rest, well Sammy we're still looking for the £300 million pounds a week for the NHS

[@johnkirwan1777]

And its only a matter of time before Sammy is made a Sir or a Lord. These titles are being given out willy nilly to anyone and everyone.🤣🤣.

[@stevenhoward3358]

If only the buses were more reliable he could have been thrown under it much sooner.

[@user-rq1if6bd9j]

Problem really. Like bozo stabbed himself in the back by lying to his ministers and getting them to repeat it to the press before changing his story before the newspaper ink was dry. Sammy threw himself under the bus because hosp ideology rather than hosp mind said I can have unicorns

[@edwardanthony8929]

What’s the quote from the Hulk: “I am always angry.”

[@starmersbarber]

Sammy 'finger point' Wilson. Quite an aggressive and angry fella by the looks of it.

[@elipa3]

Too much whisky....

[@seanpolmacdonaill9578]

Whiskey

[@studslannigan6286]

Gaun Sammy ..reinforce your points with that paper in your hand like Michael Collins😂😂

[@enlightenme8524]

Poor Sammy…I love that her response is that she’ll write a letter so you can ask a question in a month’s time to table time to talk about a question blah blah. He doesn’t even have the outrage he used to.

[@sr6424]

Who called it ‘Project Fear’?

[@davesy6969]

Frictionless trade is what we used to have. Don't Understand Politics.