Surely, even this greased piglet we call Prime Minister won't survive TWO by-election drubbings :confused:
I can hear the Tory long knives being sharpened as we speak. :D
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Surely, even this greased piglet we call Prime Minister won't survive TWO by-election drubbings :confused:
I can hear the Tory long knives being sharpened as we speak. :D
The half-wits can't get their knives back out for another year mon ami, they've just had their vote of no confidence and lost it. Why they didn't wait another few weeks, until after the by-elections god knows. Not exactly the sharpest knives in the box these so called Tories are they ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
Unless of course it was Boris supporters who sent the last few letters in to trigger the vote, get it out the way before the by-elections. They can be devious b@stards, these so-called Tories. ;D
If only Starmer wasn't a Tory eh mon ami? We are experiencing a train strike, real austerity and a cost of living crisis unparalleled since the late 40's and Blow Job is in f*cking Rwanda. Next stop the Ukraine. Run rabbit run. :blue:Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
What did Boris and his Not the Conservative Party expect ? If the Tories are going to run the country like a Lab/Lib coalition then the electorate are going to think they may as well vote for the real thing, which they have done.
Their only hope is to get out and re-read St Margaret's playbook, but they don't want to go there, so they're fecked, and serves them right too.O:)
Thing is BT Labour havent condemned the Rail strikes have they ? And cost of living yes agreed but I don’t see them coming out with any viable alternative to what we have in power now , no ideas , nothing new just a constant slating of Boris which I admit he left his self open to but I think honestly he isnt doing a bad job considering/ circumstances I’d let him have the next 12 months and see where we are then.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
Boris is useless. He won a mandate to push through Brexit which was really a mandate to end mass immigration. He will never see either one through.
Of course they haven't army, the RMT have donated £250,000 to the Labour party over the last ten years, which is why you have Labour MPs on the picket lines. He who pays the piper calls the tune.Quote:
Originally Posted by army88
As always, follow the money.
Remind me mon ami of the Russian oligarch's missus who has just shovelled £170.000 into Tory Central so she can attend a dinner with Cameron, Johnson and May.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
As always, follow the money.
How many times do I need to tell you sinkov, the Labour party lost 200,000 fully paid up members because we did not want a Tory running our political party.Quote:
Originally Posted by army88
And why on earth should anyone condemn the current rail strike?
You having a giraffe yet again mon ami ? I can understand someone paying to have a bit of scran with Boris, the blond buffoon is good entertainment after all, Cameron at a pinch, especially if the fragrant Samantha is in tow as well, but Theresa May ?? Someone has shelled out £170,000 so she can 'attend a dinner' with Theresa May ? Pull the other one, it's got bells on. FFS mate, be sensible for once in your life will you. Would you ? Would you pay to meet Theresa May, that boring tw@t ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
Of course you fecking wouldn't, you're like me. you'd pay to avoid her.