Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson

[summerisle]

I look at a party that has lost the support of Michael Heseltine, Ken Clarke and John Major and gained the support of Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins.

The modern Conservative Party is the biggest threat this country faces.

For a supposed libertarian party they sure do promulgate anti-libertarian laws.

 

[summerisle]

And I go back to who would replace Boris ?….

Nobody in the Tory party : a collection of mediocrities.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

And I go back to who would replace Boris ?….

You know it was Johnson that gave Raab his job, right?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

But there's just no alternative to breaking the ministerial code, is there?

 

[peteblue]

You know it was Johnson that gave Raab his job, right?

what’s with the rhetorical question

Nobody in the Tory party : a collection of mediocrities.

and yet all better than Starmer …..

 

[Bruce Wayne]

what’s with the rhetorical question



and yet all better than Starmer …..

You're carrying on as though Raab et al just happened to be there and because they're so inept we better stick with the man who has not only put them there but kept them there. Somehow this makes him a wonderful leader.

 

[Thomasc]

And I go back to who would replace Boris ?….

Are you on fkin crack?

 

[Thomasc]

I look at a party that has lost the support of Michael Heseltine, Ken Clarke and John Major and gained the support of Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins.

The modern Conservative Party is the biggest threat this country faces.

We are at the point where the old traditional Tory party would actually be a great alternative to this far right, lying, law breaking, public fund thieving cabal of gobshites.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

What does the Human Rights Act consultation say about migrants' rights? - Free Movement

The government has published its proposals for changing the Human Rights Act 1998. Not all the consultation questions will be of professional interest to

www.freemovement.org.uk

The consultation document is shot through with complaints about the human rights of foreign criminals, notwithstanding the restrictions brought in by the Immigration Act 2014. The “discretion left to the courts” has been “used to dilute the intended impact” of that clampdown, the government complains. It adds that “A number of cases since 2014 help to demonstrate this”, but cites two.

The first is AD (Turkey), which concerned a man with a conviction for grievous bodily harm. The case study does not mention that he had been married to a British citizen for 31 years and that the judge described it as a “rare and exceptional” case.

The second is OO (Nigeria), which concerned a man with serious drug and assault convictions. The case study does not mention that OO was born in the UK and had been to Nigeria, the country of proposed deportation, since the age of nine. Even then, it seems to have been a finely balanced decision and the judgment concludes with a warning that any further offending would likely see him deported.

 

[grandjoeblue]

We are at the point where the old traditional Tory party would actually be a great alternative to this far right, lying, law breaking, public fund thieving cabal of gobshites.

It's telling that the likes of BNP and UKIP have lost support. Their policies are essentially mainstream Tory politics now. Nick Griffin and Priti Patel would be an interesting debate..

 

[Prevenger17]

Are you on fkin crack?

I mean the answer is literally anyone, as Pete has been told countless times. You could throw a dart in the commons and randomly hit a better leader, even in that bunch of clowns. But if he's looking for a specific name, then I will just say Starmer.

 

[peteblue]

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anyway, I think we can now all agree that ‘partygate’ is now yesterday’s chip paper……

 

[Bruce Wayne]

anyway, I think we can now all agree that ‘partygate’ is now yesterday’s chip paper……

I suppose when you lie and cheat often enough there is always fresh scandal around the corner.

 

[Thomasc]

anyway, I think we can now all agree that ‘partygate’ is now yesterday’s chip paper……

Depends how morally bankrupt and willing to turn a blind eye to everything you are I guess.

 

[summerisle]

anyway, I think we can now all agree that ‘partygate’ is now yesterday’s chip paper……

No.

Shall we see how the by election goes.