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[JimmyJeffers]

Every one he shook hands with offered there hands to shake, those two gents were clapping and didn't, doesn't make them racist though. .

I agree. It looks funny though lol

 

[edge]

I agree. It looks funny though lol

I.cant stand the man wish it was true

 

[peteblue]

Pete would you like me to post photos of elected DUP representatives actually lighting pires to burn hanging effigies and political posters of their ‘enemies’ or have I made my point?

I’m not interested or commenting on Irish politics...

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I’m not interested or commenting on Irish politics...

No problem, just as long as you know that your comment was lacking proper objective substance.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Marina Hyde in the Guardian on her thoughts on the Conservative Conference, the first laugh out loud-

“Get Brexit done”. Yet again, Boris Johnson swears blind he’s going to withdraw on schedule. A promise an unspecified number of single mothers have heard before.

Raising hopes and denying gropes: Tory conference leaves no fantasy untouched

From Mark Francois as a weekend warrior to Boris Johnson as a paragon of sexual virtue and Dominic Cummings as an athleisure pinup, seeing was not quite believing

www.theguardian.com

 

[Eggs]

....sad to hear Rory Stewart is stepping down as an MP.

I wouldn’t agree with his politics, but he seems like a man with values and principles. He said he wouldn’t serve in a Johnson cabinet, which he hasn’t and he has stood by his ante-prorogation stance, when other leadership candidates have put their careers first.

 

[edge]

....sad to hear Rory Stewart is stepping down as an MP.

I wouldn’t agree with his politics, but he seems like a man with values and principles. He said he wouldn’t serve in a Johnson cabinet, which he hasn’t and he has stood by his ante-prorogation stance, when other leadership candidates have put their careers first.

seemed more of a liberal than a Tory to me to be honest

 

[Walken]

....sad to hear Rory Stewart is stepping down as an MP.

I wouldn’t agree with his politics, but he seems like a man with values and principles. He said he wouldn’t serve in a Johnson cabinet, which he hasn’t and he has stood by his ante-prorogation stance, when other leadership candidates have put their careers first.

I don't like his voting record, but he was the only one in leadership race who seemed to speak with any sincerity and has followed up on it with this act. To serve under Johnson you have to be a moral vacuum with no scruples so he has done himself justice in avoiding that

 

[Blues Harp]

seemed more of a liberal than a Tory to me to be honest

At the moment what's the difference??

 

[Eggs]

I don't like his voting record, but he was the only one in leadership race who seemed to speak with any sincerity and has followed up on it with this act. To serve under Johnson you have to be a moral vacuum with no scruples so he has done himself justice in avoiding that

...apparently standing as an ‘independent’ to be next Lord Mayor of London. Makes sense.

 

[jackyboy]

Just had a look at Stewart's record, very grim. At least he likes parks and walking about.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Just had a look at Stewart's record, very grim. At least he likes parks and walking about.

I find him a bit creepy to be honest.
He's not the only one.

 

[Minimeister]

I find him a bit creepy to be honest.
He's not the only one.

Always thought this about the vast majority of Tory MP's. You wouldn't ask many of them to babysit. Not sure how anyone can actually relate to them as normal people.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Always thought this about the vast majority of Tory MP's. You wouldn't ask many of them to babysit. Not sure how anyone can actually relate to them as normal people.

They are quite awkward people. They walk strangely. Portillo is a classic.
The little legs, the rigid shoulders.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Chin chin...