How long can Truss last as Prime Minister?

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

The parliamentary party detests their favourite, Sunak, being rejected by the golf club bores.

If there are any flaws in her game (if?), you can be certain that 54 Letters Of No Confidence will be sent to Sir Graham Brady, Chairman Of The 1922 Committee by at least Sunak fans.

There is the possibility of Tory MPs who are Johnson supporters sending Letters Of No Confidence. The Johnson fanatics are even suggesting that in another leadership election he could be a candidate.

The Conservative Party is in absolute turmoil. Its highest, indeed only, priority is to sort itself out. Meanwhile the numerous UK crises get worse by the hour, which are not being attended to and are already costing the Conservatives seats in the next General Election.

[cayambe]

Until the next election

[Psaw]

Not long, like Labour she is now facing being stabbed in the back by many, which will lead to chaos and dissolution. The Tories are in a bad way, it it will lead to the next government being Labour.

You will never get the head of Shell or whoever away on holiday for months. Shell will have someone in charge like any multi national, unlike the Tories who seem unconcerned.

The stupidity of this world is amazing, and the only reaction to have is to stop caring or go bonkers. Anyway, good news for you, Labour are coming......

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

I do not expect a Labour government to be Socialist. The best that Labour can do will be to trim the worst excesses of Capitalism, not fundamentally damage it. Any sensible government will not be too far either side of centre because that range is where the votes are the next time.

[C_U_N_T]

she is now facing being stabbed in the back

Is she a specialist neck contortionist?

[Psaw]

The Tories are not Tory anymore. The adult father has been replaced by an indulgent spoiling mother who wants to solve every problem, rather than the child, in this case the British people, by providing mindlessly.

As in all families, or most, the father is a peripheral figure, only in the forefront when needed. Then discarded, with no lessons learnt.

So the mother can indulge herself, drip feeding the child all sorts of luxuries, feeling good, as well as the child.

Like Liz Truss, she wants to ease the pain, what fing nonsense.

You Labour voters, you might as well vote Tory, as the cons are red now, and you will get a female government as above. I am old, i dont care anymore, get Commies in for all i care, my days are numbered, so are yours by the way.

To care about anything is torture, and is pointless, one person cant change anything. I break my heart over road kill, dead badgers are everywhere, seeing stray dogs in the Ukraine, the carnage in Pakistan, nothing lives.

And there we all go, eventually, your day is coming. Crikey, off subject there.

VIVA DA LABOUR.!!!!!!!

STALIN is the way to go. VIVA GUERVA.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

VIVA GUERVA.

Are you attempting to cite the Spanish footballer Ander Guevara who plays for Real Sociopath?

Or could it be Ernesto "Che" Guevara who was an Argentine Marxist revolutionary, physician, writer, guerrilla leader, diplomat, and military theorist? This bloke's personality was used as the narrator in "Evita", in a style dating back to Shakespeare's plays. He narrates and also periodically steps into the proceedings. The real him never met Eva Peron, she died before he got going.

I like "Evita" in whatever format, concept CD, stage production, stage cast CD, film etc. It is about a poor juvenile female who soon makes up her mind that life for her is dreadful and she decides that for her there are no rules. She wants to ascend socially, fiscally, powerfully and she does not care how. She is the wicked pragmatist. 'Che', he is not specifically called Guevara in the production but we know that his narration and appearances in the production are the attitude of Che Guevara, is the idealist dreamer. So it is about Evita's life as the wicked pragmatist, critiqued by Che, the idealist dreamer.

[howoldboy]

Seen on Twitter:-

"How can Liz Truss lecture us on saving energy when all the lights are on but nobody's home?"

[Psaw]

I alsohave read about Guerva, the bandit, murderer, drug addled eomaniser and alcoholic. The day he died was a good day.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

Of course Che Guevara was fighting evil c­unts and therefor deaths occurred on both sides.

Presumably you are in the opposite corner of the Cuban situation of the era. That side used the full power of the presidency to commit corruption and murder of the civilian population on a vast scale. So you can oppose Guevara
and support very substantial evil.

As a young medical student, Guevara travelled throughout South America and was radicalised by the poverty, hunger, and disease he witnessed. He dedicated his life to opposing it. You will find that worldwide Guevara, 55 years after his death, is regarded as an extremely honourable freedom fighter. His image is seen on millions of t-shirts and photographs all over the planet. Everyone recognises that image because he was a popular fighter against oppression.

Whilst there may be a few people who regard him in a negative manner there are hundreds of millions who regard him as someone to be totally respected.