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[peteblue]

"About a year. Should we give him a bit more time then……" peteblue

It is very difficult to read you witter on about sunak, when your wittering was conspicuous by its absence re truss, johnson, may and cameron.

Would you be a dear and explain exactly, precisely, specifically what it is about sunak that you don't like please.

He’s a backstabbing lightweight, who has achieved nothing…but I’m glad you are defending and supporting him…….

 

[Rita_Poon]

He’s a backstabbing lightweight, who has achieved nothing…but I’m glad you are defending and supporting him…….

There wasn't a bookie in the land putting odds on you answering that question honestly. Not a single one. lol

 

[peteblue]

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There wasn't a bookie in the land putting odds on you answering that question honestly. Not a single one. lol

I answered it honestly…..

 

[Rita_Poon]

I answered it honestly…..

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Governments have known for years. Apparently the stuff has been getting used since the 50’s. However putting that aside, it’s those in charge now who should be dealing with this and it’s a bleeding shambles by the look of it. The Dorries resignation letter, while self serving was nonetheless absolutely spot on when it comes to Sunak…..

If you know your history In 2010 the Tory led coalition voted to axe a £55 Billion fund that was intended to replace Britain's outdated schools. If i recall the then education secretary Muchakew Gove did media rounds telling all and sundry that Labour were being over dramatic in their anger at scrapping school building modernisation.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

How long has he been pm mate?

I assume the plan by Conservative government was to pass the bill on to an incoming Labour government, then complain about over spending, luckily for all a ceiling collapsed in the summer holidays and they have been forced into action.

 

[peteblue]

If you know your history In 2010 the Tory led coalition voted to axe a £55 Billion fund that was intended to replace Britain's outdated schools. If i recall the then education secretary Muchakew Gove did media rounds telling all and sundry that Labour were being over dramatic in their anger at scrapping school building modernisation.

Also in 2010 at the treasury….

David Laws told reporters: "When I arrived at my desk on the very first day as chief secretary, I found a letter from the previous chief secretary to give me some advice, I assumed, on how I conduct myself over the months ahead.

"Unfortunately, when I opened it, it was a one-sentence letter which simply said: 'Dear chief secretary, I'm afraid to tell you there's no money left,' which was honest but slightly less helpful advice than I had been expecting."

So there may have been a reason regarding the £55Billion…….

Either way, Governments have ignored this and now are making a complete dogs dinner of it……

 

[Rita_Poon]

tory rodents have more than tripled the national debt and it's still everyone else's fault.

will wonders never cease. the kopites of politics, it wuz chelsea...

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

"About a year. Should we give him a bit more time then……" peteblue

It is very difficult to read you witter on about sunak, when your wittering was conspicuous by its absence re truss, johnson, may and cameron.

Would you be a dear and explain exactly, precisely, specifically what it is about sunak that you don't like please.

I've got a pretty good idea myself.

 

[Thomasc]

Also in 2010 at the treasury….

David Laws told reporters: "When I arrived at my desk on the very first day as chief secretary, I found a letter from the previous chief secretary to give me some advice, I assumed, on how I conduct myself over the months ahead.

"Unfortunately, when I opened it, it was a one-sentence letter which simply said: 'Dear chief secretary, I'm afraid to tell you there's no money left,' which was honest but slightly less helpful advice than I had been expecting."

So there may have been a reason regarding the £55Billion…….

Either way, Governments have ignored this and now are making a complete dogs dinner of it……

Ahh that old chestnut. It’s an aged old tradition, latched onto by buffoons.

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...ter-there-is-no-money-labour-general-election

 

[Thomasc]

 

[Blue 1]

Ahh that old chestnut. It’s an aged old tradition, latched onto by buffoons.

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...ter-there-is-no-money-labour-general-election

The Tories painting it as unusual and making political capital out of it pretty much showed us how low they were prepared to sink the moment they took office.

 

[summerisle]

 

[Baines' left foot]

This is hardly a surprise. I’ve seen some comments defending the Tories as this was known for years. If it was taken seriously and resourced appropriately this current situation was more than avoidable.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

This is hardly a surprise. I’ve seen some comments defending the Tories as this was known for years. If it was taken seriously and resourced appropriately this current situation was more than avoidable.

It's a pity his wife doesn't own a crumbly school repair business.