Thomasc
Formerly known as By God I'm Blue
Nothings off the agenda for this narcissistic cnut
Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson
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Anything goes to save his own skin, the only good thing for me is the damage he's doing to his own party and the people he'll bring down doing it.
Bluerover
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The arrogance of Graham Stuart is incredible. Remember, one of Hitler's proposals was to send all the Jews to Madagascar before he decided on extermination.
Johnson thinks it makes sense to send all refugees to Rwanda which has witnessed massive extermination of up to a million Tutsis ffs.
His attack on the Archbishop of Canterbury is a disgrace. Smacks of Henry II - turbulent priest
Johnson thinks it makes sense to send all refugees to Rwanda which has witnessed massive extermination of up to a million Tutsis ffs.
His attack on the Archbishop of Canterbury is a disgrace. Smacks of Henry II - turbulent priest
Bluerover
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I have just watched Matt Warman on Newsnight - I need to wipe the slime off my TV - that was the most horrible smarmy interview I have ever seen.
Oh bring back the 80s in both our countries - we had politicians that may have been dodgy or annoying but this lot beat everything
Oh bring back the 80s in both our countries - we had politicians that may have been dodgy or annoying but this lot beat everything
Never mind that the Archbishop is in the House of Lords, so is not only fully expected to be politically active, but one would also presume privy to the details of the scheme.
NilSatisOptimum
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High (Brexit/Covid) priest announce judgement.
news.sky.com
'The gig's up': Senior Tory backbencher Steve Baker says PM should be 'long gone'
Steve Baker says the prime minister's "marvellous contrition... only lasted as long as it took to get out of the headmaster's study".
Diogenes the Cynic
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The vultures are circling now but he will still have his supporters who back him just because he's Conservative.
This whole entrenched party support no matter the person, no matter the policies is always troubling to me, a look across the pond at the US can see the problems that accompany such division and we are mirroring that to a lesser extent.
It's not just a Tory thing either. Look at Liverpool who proudly proclaim itself as a Labour city, a city the Conservatives will never win votes in. Whilst understandable due to previous treatment from The Conservatives this basically fuels nonchalance from Labour as a safe seat who have to do very little to earn a vote.
Everyone has a vote and can do with it what they wish, that's the beauty of democracy. Personally I would urge people to vote based on policy and not on party.
Johnson has lost the faith of the British public in my opinion and the longer he stays the more damaging it is for his party and more importantly the country.
I'd like to see a return to serious politicians rather than showmen. The country and the world need them now more than ever.
This whole entrenched party support no matter the person, no matter the policies is always troubling to me, a look across the pond at the US can see the problems that accompany such division and we are mirroring that to a lesser extent.
It's not just a Tory thing either. Look at Liverpool who proudly proclaim itself as a Labour city, a city the Conservatives will never win votes in. Whilst understandable due to previous treatment from The Conservatives this basically fuels nonchalance from Labour as a safe seat who have to do very little to earn a vote.
Everyone has a vote and can do with it what they wish, that's the beauty of democracy. Personally I would urge people to vote based on policy and not on party.
Johnson has lost the faith of the British public in my opinion and the longer he stays the more damaging it is for his party and more importantly the country.
I'd like to see a return to serious politicians rather than showmen. The country and the world need them now more than ever.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
We can live in hope.
NilSatisOptimum
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We can live in hope.
Its good being able to control important infrastructure, Macron was able to do more with energy price rises for the French electorate by insisting EDF take the hit and not the consumer with energy price rises there just 4%.
spectateur
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Some hope.We can live in hope.
France is a very divided nation.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
It's De Piffle I'm hoping buggers off.
This was one of my major issues with Corbyn. The Tories were (as they are now) involved in some sort of different scandal every other day.
Instead of heading to swing vote towns to shout about their behaviour and win over the undecided, he was attending rallies up here in Liverpool and in Manchester where Labour already had a strong footing and preaching to the converted.
Labours own inaction and softly softly approach to holding the Government to account is a part of why we are where we are imo.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
We can live in hope.
I‘d take him far more seriously if he didn’t always have his mum with him……
Ah, a good old bit of misogyny.
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