3 posters from the sleepy seaside town.Margin__Walker wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:47 pmsefton wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:37 pm In fact it wasn’t even close, it’s a two horse race. Vote Labour to get that twat Moore out.![]()
Prick's ignored the only two emails I've ever sent to an MP. Not even a template response sent by the tea lady at the constituency office.
Stop voting for fucking Tories
2019 was a bit of a self-inflicted wound for the Lib Dems though. OK, I had no problem with giving the electorate the opportunity to vote again for Brexit but it meant they wrote off their chances with 50% of the electorate.sefton wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:35 pmLib Dems were 3rd here, Labour are the natural challengers now.
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Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
I think it’s more a case that he has his set of principles and acts by them, even though I disagree vehemently with many of them. He also seems to be competent and professional. All of which is in contrast to the shaved monkeys currently in charge.Iain(bobbity) wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:16 am Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
I can respect someone who I disagree with’s competence and ability while disagreeing with their beliefs.
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
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It was an interesting observation somewhere above that Stewart is closer to the Lib Dems than the current Tory Party, when actually there's no chance Stewart is a Lib Dem. And actually there is an issue now for those who were somewhere in the one nation Tory tent about whom they vote for, there isn't anyone they can go for unless they happen to have a local independent who's likely a busted flush anyway. A similar problem the more centrist Labour inclined voter had back when Jeremy was running proposed foreign policy past the Kremlin for approval
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From is a bit of a stretch. I'm more of a Johnny come lately really.C69 wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:04 am3 posters from the sleepy seaside town.Margin__Walker wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:47 pmsefton wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:37 pm In fact it wasn’t even close, it’s a two horse race. Vote Labour to get that twat Moore out.![]()
Prick's ignored the only two emails I've ever sent to an MP. Not even a template response sent by the tea lady at the constituency office.
Stewart seems the most palatable from a rotten bunch but in our modern media world who’s wants a Mr Bean lookalike as their leader.
Apparently fat blond slugs pass the test
Apparently fat blond slugs pass the test

“It was a pet, not an animal. It had a name, you don't eat things with names, this is horrific!”
Per capita we dominate this bored, although I’m still not convinced Fatty doesn’t live on Millionaires row in Formby.Margin__Walker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 12:51 pmFrom is a bit of a stretch. I'm more of a Johnny come lately really.C69 wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:04 am3 posters from the sleepy seaside town.Margin__Walker wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:47 pm
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Prick's ignored the only two emails I've ever sent to an MP. Not even a template response sent by the tea lady at the constituency office.
Speaking of which, what’s Caldy doing with a Labour MP?sefton wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 3:32 pmPer capita we dominate this bored, although I’m still not convinced Fatty doesn’t live on Millionaires row in Formby.Margin__Walker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 12:51 pmFrom is a bit of a stretch. I'm more of a Johnny come lately really.
Nah I don't live in the posh areas like Churchtown or Formby or Freshfield.sefton wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 3:32 pmPer capita we dominate this bored, although I’m still not convinced Fatty doesn’t live on Millionaires row in Formby.Margin__Walker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 12:51 pmFrom is a bit of a stretch. I'm more of a Johnny come lately really.
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Big pad somewhere up Waterloo Rd it is then.
Champagne socialism innit.
Champagne socialism innit.
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Can't you lads set up a Facebook page for this ?
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You're just jealous.
It was incredible that both chief advisors in the last election (cummings and Milne) had spent significant time in Russia do good only knows what. Corbyn and Johnson are both large security risks for different reasons. Can't forgive Johnson for making Lebedev a lord.Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 12:32 pm It was an interesting observation somewhere above that Stewart is closer to the Lib Dems than the current Tory Party, when actually there's no chance Stewart is a Lib Dem. And actually there is an issue now for those who were somewhere in the one nation Tory tent about whom they vote for, there isn't anyone they can go for unless they happen to have a local independent who's likely a busted flush anyway. A similar problem the more centrist Labour inclined voter had back when Jeremy was running proposed foreign policy past the Kremlin for approval
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Good reminder there that he is still a conservative, and he may not get my vote with his views, but you can at least envisage a proper political discussion between him and Starmer.Iain(bobbity) wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:16 am Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
From what I remember he was the odd one out in the Tory leadership contest, by having decent arguments and some form of honesty and integrity. No wonder they tried to get rid of him.
As someone else above said: you may not agree with him on many things, but at least he makes a rational argument for his opinions, which is more than any of the creatures in the current cabinet can.
You can at least respect someone even if you disagree with them, but I could never respect any of the current government.
Over the hills and far away........
Also voting records mean very little in the UK due to the way our parties work. It would be much better if that wasn't the case.salanya wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 5:57 pmGood reminder there that he is still a conservative, and he may not get my vote with his views, but you can at least envisage a proper political discussion between him and Starmer.Iain(bobbity) wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:16 am Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
From what I remember he was the odd one out in the Tory leadership contest, by having decent arguments and some form of honesty and integrity. No wonder they tried to get rid of him.
As someone else above said: you may not agree with him on many things, but at least he makes a rational argument for his opinions, which is more than any of the creatures in the current cabinet can.
You can at least respect someone even if you disagree with them, but I could never respect any of the current government.
True, and people can alter their minds/positions, especially after recent years.petej wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:00 pmAlso voting records mean very little in the UK due to the way our parties work. It would be much better if that wasn't the case.salanya wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 5:57 pmGood reminder there that he is still a conservative, and he may not get my vote with his views, but you can at least envisage a proper political discussion between him and Starmer.Iain(bobbity) wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:16 am Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
From what I remember he was the odd one out in the Tory leadership contest, by having decent arguments and some form of honesty and integrity. No wonder they tried to get rid of him.
As someone else above said: you may not agree with him on many things, but at least he makes a rational argument for his opinions, which is more than any of the creatures in the current cabinet can.
You can at least respect someone even if you disagree with them, but I could never respect any of the current government.
That may well be wishful thinking, and Bobbity's post still was a good one.
Over the hills and far away........
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The momentum lads really don't enjoy it you when you bring up Corbyn's voting recordspetej wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:00 pmAlso voting records mean very little in the UK due to the way our parties work. It would be much better if that wasn't the case.salanya wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 5:57 pmGood reminder there that he is still a conservative, and he may not get my vote with his views, but you can at least envisage a proper political discussion between him and Starmer.Iain(bobbity) wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:16 am Thread called stop voting for Tories and people are musing about this Tory - https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24964 ... rder/votes - being prime minister?
I appreciate he's not Johnson, and is a clearly intelligent and articulate man, but looking at his voting record? Not for me.
From what I remember he was the odd one out in the Tory leadership contest, by having decent arguments and some form of honesty and integrity. No wonder they tried to get rid of him.
As someone else above said: you may not agree with him on many things, but at least he makes a rational argument for his opinions, which is more than any of the creatures in the current cabinet can.
You can at least respect someone even if you disagree with them, but I could never respect any of the current government.
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I can get to brentford in about 45 mins.
And will be next week.
Yep, undoubtedly he at times voted for things he didn't believe in (anything pro EU for starters). He also rebelled a lot which meant he was on shaky ground complaining when parts of the party rebelled against him.Happyhooker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:11 pmThe momentum lads really don't enjoy it you when you bring up Corbyn's voting recordspetej wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:00 pmAlso voting records mean very little in the UK due to the way our parties work. It would be much better if that wasn't the case.salanya wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 5:57 pm
Good reminder there that he is still a conservative, and he may not get my vote with his views, but you can at least envisage a proper political discussion between him and Starmer.
From what I remember he was the odd one out in the Tory leadership contest, by having decent arguments and some form of honesty and integrity. No wonder they tried to get rid of him.
As someone else above said: you may not agree with him on many things, but at least he makes a rational argument for his opinions, which is more than any of the creatures in the current cabinet can.
You can at least respect someone even if you disagree with them, but I could never respect any of the current government.
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Ouch.Happyhooker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:13 pmI can get to brentford in about 45 mins.
And will be next week.
Between 1997 and 2010 when Labour was last in power, Corbyn voted against his own party 428 times (more times than David Cameron managed) making him the second most rebellious Labour MP of all time, which made his demands for party loyalty when he was Dear Leader all the more laughable.petej wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:14 pmYep, undoubtedly he at times voted for things he didn't believe in (anything pro EU for starters). He also rebelled a lot which meant he was on shaky ground complaining when parts of the party rebelled against him.Happyhooker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:11 pmThe momentum lads really don't enjoy it you when you bring up Corbyn's voting recordspetej wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:00 pm
Also voting records mean very little in the UK due to the way our parties work. It would be much better if that wasn't the case.
So some reports coming out suggesting that the Gray report will be much worse than Boris and his cultists first thought.
Not going to be an easy week week with continued sleaze, Blackmail discussions with the Police and the prty picsabout to be leaked apparently.
Hopefully these Cultists Toriescan feck off soon and h=get soem adults to replace them.
No different to the Cult of Corbyn tbh... scum
Not going to be an easy week week with continued sleaze, Blackmail discussions with the Police and the prty picsabout to be leaked apparently.
Hopefully these Cultists Toriescan feck off soon and h=get soem adults to replace them.
No different to the Cult of Corbyn tbh... scum
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A lot of speculation that his loyal labrador; decided to not go quietly into that good night.C69 wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 8:06 pm So some reports coming out suggesting that the Gray report will be much worse than Boris and his cultists first thought.
Not going to be an easy week week with continued sleaze, Blackmail discussions with the Police and the prty picsabout to be leaked apparently.
Hopefully these Cultists Toriescan feck off soon and h=get soem adults to replace them.
No different to the Cult of Corbyn tbh... scum
Tomorrows papers should be interesting.
You have my sympathy.Happyhooker wrote: Sat Jan 22, 2022 6:13 pmI can get to brentford in about 45 mins.
And will be next week.
A result we all knew would be the outcome. A massively dumb idea.
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
So now a Muslim female Tory MP has spoken up because her Muslimness was a reason she was sacked.
Surely there must be a proper investigation about Islamophobia in the Party.
She states she was told she did not do enougj to speak out for the Party in their repudiation of endemic Islamophobia by the Tories.
So they sack her.
Of course they deny this. Seems illegal to me.
Guess what, the Tory Party deny this.
All these sitting Tory MPs who make claims against the Party over bullying, blackmail and racism they have faced are beong called liars and branded fantacists.
The Sue Gray report has access to the security logs comings and goings to number 10.
This culture of racism, bullying and seemingly criminality isn't in a Council or a Local authority it's at No. 10 ffs.
How the feck can anyone vote for these Cultist racist bastards
Surely there must be a proper investigation about Islamophobia in the Party.
She states she was told she did not do enougj to speak out for the Party in their repudiation of endemic Islamophobia by the Tories.
So they sack her.
Of course they deny this. Seems illegal to me.
Guess what, the Tory Party deny this.
All these sitting Tory MPs who make claims against the Party over bullying, blackmail and racism they have faced are beong called liars and branded fantacists.
The Sue Gray report has access to the security logs comings and goings to number 10.
This culture of racism, bullying and seemingly criminality isn't in a Council or a Local authority it's at No. 10 ffs.
How the feck can anyone vote for these Cultist racist bastards
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You really don't need an answer to that, do you?
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C69 wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 9:10 am So now a Muslim female Tory MP has spoken up because her Muslimness was a reason she was sacked.
Surely there must be a proper investigation about Islamophobia in the Party.
She states she was told she did not do enougj to speak out for the Party in their repudiation of endemic Islamophobia by the Tories.
So they sack her.
Of course they deny this. Seems illegal to me.
Guess what, the Tory Party deny this.
All these sitting Tory MPs who make claims against the Party over bullying, blackmail and racism they have faced are beong called liars and branded fantacists.
The Sue Gray report has access to the security logs comings and goings to number 10.
This culture of racism, bullying and seemingly criminality isn't in a Council or a Local authority it's at No. 10 ffs.
How the feck can anyone vote for these Cultist racist bastards
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It might be shallow, craven and downright unpleasant, but illegal seems a stretch given whim and mimsy seem sufficient reasons for the PM to pick whoever the bleep they wantC69 wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 9:10 am
So they sack her.
Of course they deny this. Seems illegal to me.
Really? Given how detached from reality some of the grandees of the Tory party are? And their confidence that they’ll never get taken to task for anything given their wealth and background? And the way they elected a leader who’s regularly used openly racist tropes and never suffered for it?Slick wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:16 pm I have to say, there is something not quite right about this to me.
However shit they all are I just can’t imagine anyone saying anything like that. Just doesn’t make sense
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
Yes, despite all that I’m struggling to see itBiffer wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:20 pmReally? Given how detached from reality some of the grandees of the Tory party are? And their confidence that they’ll never get taken to task for anything given their wealth and background? And the way they elected a leader who’s regularly used openly racist tropes and never suffered for it?Slick wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:16 pm I have to say, there is something not quite right about this to me.
However shit they all are I just can’t imagine anyone saying anything like that. Just doesn’t make sense
All the money you made will never buy back your soul
It's one of the more far right parties we've had in a while, it's been in hock to UKIP and fostered plenty of anti-EU sentiment (which easily bleeds into xenophobia), there's been a problem with islamophobia in the party for ages - it's pretty believable to me. These are not quality people.
The language was being used is just so bizarre as well. To be a bit clearer, I’m not dismissing anything you and Biffer are saying, but this just seems far fetched to me in the way it is being portrayedJM2K6 wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:24 pm It's one of the more far right parties we've had in a while, it's been in hock to UKIP and fostered plenty of anti-EU sentiment (which easily bleeds into xenophobia), there's been a problem with islamophobia in the party for ages - it's pretty believable to me. These are not quality people.
All the money you made will never buy back your soul
On the basis of her religion?Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:16 pmIt might be shallow, craven and downright unpleasant, but illegal seems a stretch given whim and mimsy seem sufficient reasons for the PM to pick whoever the bleep they wantC69 wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2022 9:10 am
So they sack her.
Of course they deny this. Seems illegal to me.
Even in politics that would I suggest be illegal. This and the blackmail and bullying is exactly 2 what the Tories would do.
Most fair minded people of any political persuasion would agree that this would be in keeping with this Governments actions.