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Thread: O/T:- Is Boris a mini Trump?

  1. #101
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    So now the man who is running the country has forced the chancellor out of office.

    And Boris Johnson agrees with him!
    Quote Originally Posted by crazyfists View Post
    Ha ha yeah having Boris run the country is bad enough but Dominic Cummings?! Don't remember him being up for election.
    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    Now now Elite. 'Boris could well turn out to be one of our great Prime Ministers' according to Serious. I'm loving it. Can't wait to see more of this greatness in action.
    Quote Originally Posted by BigFatPie View Post
    And I missed your answer. So all news is fake news then? That approach enables Trump to con enough of his idiot supporters I suppose.

    As for today, it’s great that we’re not being run by those unelected bureaucrats in Brussels anymore but by Dominic Cummings instead.
    I haven't a clue who Corbyn's advisors are. Well, that went well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pingu_pie View Post
    So we could do.... What? What specifically can we now do that we couldn't do before, that we always used to, that made us great, that matters to you so, so, sooooo much? Because you've just used a bunch of words to say nothing, really.

    Do you mean "invade India", perchance?
    This is exactly what the old fossils and morons don't understand. The world isn't like it was and we can't do as we did ESPECIALLY where the economy and trade deals are concerned. Makes me sick when idiots like serious say the winners don't care and look forward to a prosperous future. There are no winners, only the old cnuts like him who've retired and it doesn't affect them, the young people know their future earnings and job opportunities are going to be impacted which is why they voted remain.

    It's going to be the death of this country, you think our best and brightest are going to stay living here when all the best jobs and best international companies are based abroad?

    Stupid fool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pingu_pie View Post
    And presumably if you count those who aren't old enough to vote, or eligible to, the number of those per head in terms of the UK population as a whole is even smaller.

    There seems to be a lot of stuff on here crowing about the death of the left in the UK from the usual sources, but I feel the opposite, if anything. If those on here are anything to go by, their result is being propped up by the sort of people who could be easily swayed by soundbites about something they had made into a 'big bad thing'. Ironic that the Soccermans of this world are likely voting in tune with the halfwit benefit scroungers who have England tattoos and the like. I would suspect that the engaged amongst the younger generations, who weren't able to vote this time, aren't exactly thrilled with the current leaders who continue to ignore things that matter to them like climate change in order that some old folks can have a blue passport.

    So, unless Cummings or his puppet can keep coming up with some big bad foreigners to scare everyone with so they continue to vote against their own interests, and if Labour can find someone who isn't so widely loathed (I still don't understand why there was such a level of hatred for Corbyn; yes, there are plenty of question marks, but certainly no more than there are for the idiot who was preferred), then this will likely go back to being a centre right leaning country that will spend more time under Tory control than Labour, but will periodically elect socialist governments, as some of the xenophobic old duffers, the likes of which are making the silly little "I'm a winner" posts on here, die off, and the aforementioned feckless racists who turned out this time lose interest once more.

    Even faster if Brexit turns out to be a disaster; I would say if Johnson does something truly stupid or wrong, but even that seems to not matter anymore, so I have to assume he will continue to be Teflon in that regard.
    LOSER! ........ (Laughs at in derision )

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazyfists View Post
    This is exactly what the old fossils and morons don't understand. The world isn't like it was and we can't do as we did ESPECIALLY where the economy and trade deals are concerned. Makes me sick when idiots like serious say the winners don't care and look forward to a prosperous future. There are no winners, only the old cnuts like him who've retired and it doesn't affect them, the young people know their future earnings and job opportunities are going to be impacted which is why they voted remain.

    It's going to be the death of this country, you think our best and brightest are going to stay living here when all the best jobs and best international companies are based abroad?

    Stupid fool.
    Inane, imbecilic and above all an ignorant juvenile reply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by navypie View Post
    Didn't someone on here recently prove beyond doubt that maths really isn't your thing!
    No, in fact it was the opposite!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    No, in fact it was the opposite!
    I beg to differ, the lad is a genius.

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    'Dead in a ditch', 'No ifs no buts'

    now follows

    'I'm going to give you an absolutely categorical assurance I will keep Sajid Javid as my chancellor. I think he's a great guy, and I think he is doing a fantastic job.'

    I know he resigned, but it was undoubtedly (imo) constructive dismissal. If he was doing a fantastic job, then why get rid of his advisors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by magpie_mania View Post
    'Dead in a ditch', 'No ifs no buts'

    now follows

    'I'm going to give you an absolutely categorical assurance I will keep Sajid Javid as my chancellor. I think he's a great guy, and I think he is doing a fantastic job.'

    I know he resigned, but it was undoubtedly (imo) constructive dismissal. If he was doing a fantastic job, then why get rid of his advisors?
    Er ‘we won, you lost, get over it loser’.

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    Quote Originally Posted by magpie_mania View Post
    'Dead in a ditch', 'No ifs no buts'

    now follows

    'I'm going to give you an absolutely categorical assurance I will keep Sajid Javid as my chancellor. I think he's a great guy, and I think he is doing a fantastic job.'

    I know he resigned, but it was undoubtedly (imo) constructive dismissal. If he was doing a fantastic job, then why get rid of his advisors?
    So that Sajid had no option but to resign so giving way to Rishi Sunak who happens .........

    to be the husband of the daughter of an Indian billionaire. The billionaire thinks "this is brilliant, my daughter is now married to the Chancellor of the British government and I want him to keep the job as it's good for my business". " I know Mr Johnson wishes to do big business with India so I will reciprocate and use my contacts to help Mr Johnson".

    Boris has planned all this and Javid is sacrificed .......... so what? End of.
    Last edited by seriouspie; 14-02-2020 at 10:46 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by seriouspie View Post
    So that Sajid had no option but to resign so giving way to Rishi Sunak who happens .........

    to be the husband of the daughter of an Indian billionaire. The billionaire thinks "this is brilliant, my daughter is now married to the Chancellor of the British government and I want him to keep the job as it's good for my business". " I know Mr Johnson wishes to do big business with India so I will reciprocate and use my contacts to help Mr Johnson".

    Boris has planned all this and Javid is sacrificed .......... so what? End of.
    So just to be clear, 'taking back control' means sacking competent people to engage in clientelism with rich Indians?

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