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It is absolutely rotten cabinet. You've got to hope that there is enough to take down some of the others in the cabinet like Patel, Gove, Raab, Dorries and Rees-Mogg.C69 wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:20 am So there are soon to be published picsof Boris with a beer in his hand at oneof the so callednon parties.
Burn it down burn it all down.
His wife has apparently asked him to stepdown, she is fed up with the constant barrage of negative press and has said he willearn more if he was not PM.
A red wall MP on the radio earlier said if you think things are bad for Boris now the word is the Met inquiry and and some major leaks for Dom et al are going toBlow Boris and other Cabinet members away
This is why the Tories don’t want to change yet - they’re worried that whoever they put in will be in the same shit pile within a couple of months.C69 wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:20 am So there are soon to be published picsof Boris with a beer in his hand at oneof the so callednon parties.
Burn it down burn it all down.
His wife has apparently asked him to stepdown, she is fed up with the constant barrage of negative press and has said he willearn more if he was not PM.
A red wall MP on the radio earlier said if you think things are bad for Boris now the word is the Met inquiry and and some major leaks for Dom et al are going toBlow Boris and other Cabinet members away
That's what Starmer's appeal is, a bland man.tabascoboy wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:46 am Though not a Tory voter, I'd settle for someone like John Major as a PM to the next election. Sure, he made mistakes and had a bland personality but also had a quiet dependability that we could really use right now. Unfortunately we're far more likely to end up with another annoying toad in thrall to the most right wing elements of the party. Plus any decent human being as leader of the Tories is likely to be eaten alive by said elements
A lot of that type were ditched for being Remainers just as Labour ditched people for being Blairite.tabascoboy wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:46 am Though not a Tory voter, I'd settle for someone like John Major as a PM to the next election. Sure, he made mistakes and had a bland personality but also had a quiet dependability that we could really use right now. Unfortunately we're far more likely to end up with another annoying toad in thrall to the most right wing elements of the party. Plus any decent human being as leader of the Tories is likely to be eaten alive by said elements
SomEThing AbOut cOrbYnC69 wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 11:02 amThat's what Starmer's appeal is, a bland man.tabascoboy wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:46 am Though not a Tory voter, I'd settle for someone like John Major as a PM to the next election. Sure, he made mistakes and had a bland personality but also had a quiet dependability that we could really use right now. Unfortunately we're far more likely to end up with another annoying toad in thrall to the most right wing elements of the party. Plus any decent human being as leader of the Tories is likely to be eaten alive by said elements
No sorry not a clueHal Jordan wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 1:11 pmSomEThing AbOut cOrbYnC69 wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 11:02 amThat's what Starmer's appeal is, a bland man.tabascoboy wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:46 am Though not a Tory voter, I'd settle for someone like John Major as a PM to the next election. Sure, he made mistakes and had a bland personality but also had a quiet dependability that we could really use right now. Unfortunately we're far more likely to end up with another annoying toad in thrall to the most right wing elements of the party. Plus any decent human being as leader of the Tories is likely to be eaten alive by said elements
There was an article in the Spectator the other day about why Boris is and was unfit to be PM (one of their rare anti-Boris articles), which included the following story about John Major and Boris:tabascoboy wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 10:46 am Though not a Tory voter, I'd settle for someone like John Major as a PM to the next election. Sure, he made mistakes and had a bland personality but also had a quiet dependability that we could really use right now. Unfortunately we're far more likely to end up with another annoying toad in thrall to the most right wing elements of the party. Plus any decent human being as leader of the Tories is likely to be eaten alive by said elements
It's the required response when "Keith" is mentioned.C69 wrote: Sun Feb 06, 2022 1:37 pmNo sorry not a clue
Is that the folk surrounding Starmer?fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 7:07 pm Jesus; the footage of the anti-vax cunts, stoked up by lies from the blonde cunt.
Does he need to be reminded that two MPs have been murdered in the last two Parliaments ?
Yep. Vile Conspiracy theory scumsalanya wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 7:57 pmIs that the folk surrounding Starmer?fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 7:07 pm Jesus; the footage of the anti-vax cunts, stoked up by lies from the blonde cunt.
Does he need to be reminded that two MPs have been murdered in the last two Parliaments ?
Remember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:40 pm Tory MPs need to call Boris out his scurrilous words have consequences.
The spineless bastards need to get rid of the dangerous blonde cnut now and send their letters.
I feel this may be the tipping point.
Anyone who voted for this moron and the band of right wing shit heads should be ashamed. It's a Cult now.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pmRemember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:40 pm Tory MPs need to call Boris out his scurrilous words have consequences.
The spineless bastards need to get rid of the dangerous blonde cnut now and send their letters.
I feel this may be the tipping point.
That's you now UK !
I hope Labour, & the Lib Dems etc, see the National interest, & discuss a Government of National Unity, or something, that means not running against each other, in some seats; where doing so might let the bastards back in again.C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:48 pmAnyone who voted for this moron and the band of right wing shit heads should be ashamed. It's a Cult now.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pmRemember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:40 pm Tory MPs need to call Boris out his scurrilous words have consequences.
The spineless bastards need to get rid of the dangerous blonde cnut now and send their letters.
I feel this may be the tipping point.
That's you now UK !
Any voting Tory at the next election needs to remember this and all the other tawdry episodes under the Tories.
The inflation crisis, the energy price rises and the NI increase is going to feck peopleover big time.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:59 pmI hope Labour, & the Lib Dems etc, see the National interest, & discuss a Government of National Unity, or something, that means not running against each other, in some seats; where doing so might let the bastards back in again.C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:48 pmAnyone who voted for this moron and the band of right wing shit heads should be ashamed. It's a Cult now.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pm
Remember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?
That's you now UK !
Any voting Tory at the next election needs to remember this and all the other tawdry episodes under the Tories.
And the Tories decided to swim thru these stormy seas; with an anchor; called Brexit; strapped around the UKs ankle.C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:04 pmThe inflation crisis, the energy price rises and the NI increase is going to feck peopleover big time.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:59 pmI hope Labour, & the Lib Dems etc, see the National interest, & discuss a Government of National Unity, or something, that means not running against each other, in some seats; where doing so might let the bastards back in again.C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:48 pm
Anyone who voted for this moron and the band of right wing shit heads should be ashamed. It's a Cult now.
Any voting Tory at the next election needs to remember this and all the other tawdry episodes under the Tories.
The poor and elderly will have all their saving eaten way just to live.
Thses are political choices.
But hey! Blue passports!fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:12 pmAnd the Tories decided to swim thru these stormy seas; with an anchor; called Brexit; strapped around the UKs ankle.C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:04 pmThe inflation crisis, the energy price rises and the NI increase is going to feck peopleover big time.fishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:59 pm
I hope Labour, & the Lib Dems etc, see the National interest, & discuss a Government of National Unity, or something, that means not running against each other, in some seats; where doing so might let the bastards back in again.
The poor and elderly will have all their saving eaten way just to live.
Thses are political choices.
Hmm, I still think we are talking different levels herefishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pmRemember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:40 pm Tory MPs need to call Boris out his scurrilous words have consequences.
The spineless bastards need to get rid of the dangerous blonde cnut now and send their letters.
I feel this may be the tipping point.
That's you now UK !
Yeah; the shitgibbon didn't control both houses; & couldn't just vote thru anything he wanted.Slick wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:26 pmHmm, I still think we are talking different levels herefishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pmRemember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?C69 wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:40 pm Tory MPs need to call Boris out his scurrilous words have consequences.
The spineless bastards need to get rid of the dangerous blonde cnut now and send their letters.
I feel this may be the tipping point.
That's you now UK !
Must admit I hadn’t heard the Starmer thing before I read this, but still, memories must be short if anyone is comparing this to the madness of Trump. Vacuous comparisons take away from what is actually happening herefishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:43 pmYeah; the shitgibbon didn't control both houses; & couldn't just vote thru anything he wanted.Slick wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:26 pmHmm, I still think we are talking different levels herefishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:43 pm
Remember how the rest of the Democratic world laughed at the dumpster fire, in the US under the shitgibbon ?
That's you now UK !
That's the problem with lenses; depending on the direction you look thru them; they can magnify; or reduce; & I can tell you, that looking from the outside in; "They Say he's the British Trump", looks particularly accurate !Slick wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:45 pmMust admit I hadn’t heard the Starmer thing before I read this, but still, memories must be short if anyone is comparing this to the madness of Trump. Vacuous comparisons take away from what is actually happening herefishfoodie wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 9:43 pmYeah; the shitgibbon didn't control both houses; & couldn't just vote thru anything he wanted.
With the recent threats and violence against MPs surely Boris new exactly what he was doing. The man is an utterly dangerous cnutsalanya wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:35 pm I hope all the cabinet members who couldn't even bring themselves to say that Boris was wrong to say it, feel like the cowardly shits they are.
Fat chance!salanya wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:35 pm I hope all the cabinet members who couldn't even bring themselves to say that Boris was wrong to say it, feel like the cowardly shits they are.
tory scumbag wrote:"I don't think you can point to what the prime minister said as the cause of that," , Mr Philp told Sky News.
"You certainly can't blame him for the fact that that mob were clearly behaving in a totally unacceptable way."
He continued: "Keir Starmer's own website says he was responsible overall for the CPS, and, in fact, Keir Starmer himself apologised for the CPS's failings, just in the same way that the PM has apologised for the failings in Number 10."
So why bring it up again if KS has apologised for any failings? I thought the Tory line was that you can get away with anything as long as you apologise afterwards.sturginho wrote: Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:37 amFat chance!salanya wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:35 pm I hope all the cabinet members who couldn't even bring themselves to say that Boris was wrong to say it, feel like the cowardly shits they are.
https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnso ... s-12535971
tory scumbag wrote:"I don't think you can point to what the prime minister said as the cause of that," , Mr Philp told Sky News.
"You certainly can't blame him for the fact that that mob were clearly behaving in a totally unacceptable way."
He continued: "Keir Starmer's own website says he was responsible overall for the CPS, and, in fact, Keir Starmer himself apologised for the CPS's failings, just in the same way that the PM has apologised for the failings in Number 10."
Strictly speaking she’s right, we have had the internet for ten years! But this “the whole world is watching us” stuff, they may well be but not for the right reasons.ASMO wrote: Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:31 am Mad Nad the Secretary of State for Digital Media and Culture thinks the interweb is only 10 years old, you could not make it up
.............and tripling down this morning!!!GogLais wrote: Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:23 amSo why bring it up again if KS has apologised for any failings? I thought the Tory line was that you can get away with anything as long as you apologise afterwards.sturginho wrote: Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:37 amFat chance!salanya wrote: Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:35 pm I hope all the cabinet members who couldn't even bring themselves to say that Boris was wrong to say it, feel like the cowardly shits they are.
https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnso ... s-12535971
tory scumbag wrote:"I don't think you can point to what the prime minister said as the cause of that," , Mr Philp told Sky News.
"You certainly can't blame him for the fact that that mob were clearly behaving in a totally unacceptable way."
He continued: "Keir Starmer's own website says he was responsible overall for the CPS, and, in fact, Keir Starmer himself apologised for the CPS's failings, just in the same way that the PM has apologised for the failings in Number 10."
