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    So Johnson goes into full melt down in front of the Privileges committee showing what an absolute tosser he is. That £220K paid by tax payers for his legal fees looks poor value.

    Meanwhile Kwarteng and Hancock get caught asking for £10k a day to lobby on behalf of a non existent South Korean firm! Kind of confirms just how stupid and careless the conservatives have become.

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    Lizzy putting forward a list of resignation honours is a joke. 49 of the worst days in office of any PM ever, you would think she would just go quietly, but some people have no shame

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    Has she put her Mum on the list?

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    No but one of her big donors i think. Shouldnt be allowed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    No but one of her big donors i think. Shouldnt be allowed.
    Jon Moynihan. So not only does Truss receive £115k per year for life for screwing our economy in record time, but the man who put her in position to do so, to the tune of a £50k donation, is now also in line for an ‘honour’.
    It’s ridiculous and after Johnson’s absurd performance last week, it’s surely time for these insane displays of deference towards the seriously discredited to stop.

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    Is it time to add Scottish Nationalists to the subject line too ? Bit of a mare for them, Sturgeon caught up in hubbies investigation (did she know and that's why she resigned ) and new legislation they introduced seeing rapists getting off scot (no pun intended) free.

    Apparently you can't be punished too harshly if you are under 25 because you aren't mature enough, yet they want to introduce new legislation allowing 16 year old to change their gender if they fancy it.

    Surely if you are mature enough at 16 to make a huge decision like changing your gender then you are mature enough at 17 to be held fully responsible for rape.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    Is it time to add Scottish Nationalists to the subject line too ? Bit of a mare for them, Sturgeon caught up in hubbies investigation (did she know and that's why she resigned ) and new legislation they introduced seeing rapists getting off scot (no pun intended) free.

    Apparently you can't be punished too harshly if you are under 25 because you aren't mature enough, yet they want to introduce new legislation allowing 16 year old to change their gender if they fancy it.

    Surely if you are mature enough at 16 to make a huge decision like changing your gender then you are mature enough at 17 to be held fully responsible for rape.
    The worlds going mad Sith and the SNP are leading the charge. I’m well aware that people tend to orbit round ‘their own’ but I only know one Scot in Scotland who doesn’t think Sturgeon has driven the country to the dogs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
    The worlds going mad Sith and the SNP are leading the charge. I’m well aware that people tend to orbit round ‘their own’ but I only know one Scot in Scotland who doesn’t think Sturgeon has driven the country to the dogs
    I don’t feel strongly one way or the other about her, but the voting record in Scotland over recent years would suggest that’s not true. What I’d further suggest is that the SNP are some way behind the ruling government of the UK in terms of both importance and the madness you speak of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    I don’t feel strongly one way or the other about her, but the voting record in Scotland over recent years would suggest that’s not true. What I’d further suggest is that the SNP are some way behind the ruling government of the UK in terms of both importance and the madness you speak of.
    I’m only relaying a feeling based on a small and possibly biased sample, although I DO get the impression that many repeatedly vote SNP based on one issue only

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    The SNP overall policy doesn't ring everybody's bell. However, it seems a majority of Scots, based on Scots I know so not a huge sample, want independence and understand, correctly IMO, that the best way to get that is the SNP in charge. Once Indy has happened, all Scottish parties will have their own ideas of the way forward. That's when Scottish politics will change, SNP will still be larg(ish?) but others will have more say in affairs.

    IMO, it's not a question of IF but WHEN indy is achieved.

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