For what purpose would they invite him?

Why would anybody want to hear somebody
like that speak.

All he does is make you wanna puke.

oh the irony

to the country that used to rule us and who we fought against to gain said democracy.

we've both come along nicely.........OK I may be biased, I grew up there

Raucous crowd, I hope they laugh at him and give him the business. It would totally be worth it if they did that. I would like to see that.

when the House of Commons would let whoever was the PM at the time, have it!!

(and it looks like their HOC chamber is probably half the size of the U.S. House chamber, so they are all smashed in there)

And more recently - I miss this guy -

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I have watched hours of Parliament and they can get pretty loud in their opposition, not like the US where each is given time but interruption isn't allowed. In the Parliament, they stand up and yell... I can see moses Grindr mike trying to live through that.

Could be pretty entertaining.

so he can try to "get control".

House of Commons TV/CSPAN? I'd watch just to see Tiny Johnson be yelled at by members of Parliament.

Certainly available worldwide on Parliament Live. BBC Parliament is good but it's UK only, so Im not advising you to get VPN software and not advising you to get BBC iPlayer to not watch BBC content.

https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Commons

CSPAN normally throws in programming showing Parliament. Obviously BBC would also probably cover it and I expect all kinds of streams will be set up on the 'net. Also what is left of PBS/NPR will probably stream.

The phrase "the right honorable gentleman is a jerk" refers to a notable exchange in the UK House of Commons in November 1991, during which the Speaker was forced to intervene to address the use of unparliamentary language.
During a heated debate on November 20, 1991, an unidentified Member of Parliament used the term "jerk" to describe another MP who was referred to with the formal honorific "right honorable gentleman" (which designates a member of the Privy Council).
The Speaker of the House at the time responded by saying:
"I am not sure whether 'jerk' is an entirely parliamentary expression. I have heard worse things here. Perhaps the right hon. Gentleman will refine his reference to the hon. Gentleman".

I hope nobody shows up to hear him speak.

The PMs don't keep their feelings in check here. Its loud and as you say raucous. I hope little johnson (quite appropriate name) is soundly given the business.

Make my day to see that!

the fly”

Or the fact that earth is only 6,000 years old.

I'm already embarrassed

That would be beautiful.

Will they let him take his balls with him when he leaves to come home?

Allowing that disgraceful little trump whore to appear before Parliament is just disgusting. It's a safe bet that shit-weasel Johnson will be reading a speech directly from trump and trump's goons, word-for-word. Everybody, brace yourselves. Hope the demonstrations in London are big and loud. Maybe Congress can get some meaningful work done, while Johnson is overseas.

If so, this is going to be fun to watch.

But I hope there are a few nations out there who are thinking the same thing.

in that special british way.

Wonder if he'll meet with Nigel farage or other right wing racists.

I hate when trumpers go to England and Scotland. Trying to influence brits.

... so he can request a nice couch or sofa or davenport or settee.

His visit should be a total shit-show.

and heckle him,like they do their own members? Hope so.

The worst idea ever

and the list keeps growing, that I cannot bear to listen to him talk. it's all bullshit. it'll all be bullshit then. it's a charade and grieves me more than a little that the UK is signing on to that.

I don't see it as an anniversary. I see it as a funeral.

i mean, i still celebrate my daughter's birthday, going on 25 years after she died. but the USA? what will we celebrate on the 250th anniversary of our democracy in a country where democracy is essentially gone?

is welcoming fascism. It will be the next to fall.

They should arrest his ass.

when addressing Parliament.

Catcalls, heckling and booing are extremely unlikely. More likely the most you can hope for is that there will be a major boycott of his address and some pointed criticisms in interviews outside Parliament.