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Thread: Portrait of a political leader who conned his way into power.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie View Post
    Aye, Bore-arce, initially a staunch remainder when appointed to Cameron's cabinet, saw it as an avenue to power and did the dirty on the farmers, the fishing industry and northern Ireland with blatant lies and broken promises.
    His brain farts are very expensive (for us) and he's becoming increasingly flatulent. He will 'green' the less well off into a life of poverty.

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    The Marxists in the U.S.A compared Trump to Hitler,now that he is gone there is still rioting in the North Western states of Oregon and Washington.It is anarchy they really want with no government authority at all.I travelled to Russia,Poland,East Germany,Ukraine and Romania in the 1970s when it was under communism,nothing in the shops but party members had axis to shops with western luxury goods,if you could get pounds or dollars you could get luxuries from the black marketeers like Abramovitch who had enough money to buy into the state owned oil and gas industry when communism ended.These left wingers who follow Marxist ideals know nothing and yet it is rife in our universities.

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    As Churchill said: “if you’re not a socialist when you’re young, you have no heart but if you are one when you are older, then you have no brain.”

    Like many things communism/socialism look great ‘on paper’ but they don’t work in practice due to human nature. I’ve also seen it several times in many countries - each generation tries Socialism to try to ‘improve the world’, it fails, then they don’t want it again. The next generation comes and the mistake is repeated ad infinitum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sherwoodmag View Post
    These left wingers who follow Marxist ideals know nothing and yet it is rife in our universities.
    The universities finish what the schools start and this pseudo Conservative government does nothing to stop it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by toptoon View Post
    As Churchill said: “if you’re not a socialist when you’re young, you have no heart but if you are one when you are older, then you have no brain.”

    Like many things communism/socialism look great ‘on paper’ but they don’t work in practice due to human nature. I’ve also seen it several times in many countries - each generation tries Socialism to try to ‘improve the world’, it fails, then they don’t want it again. The next generation comes and the mistake is repeated ad infinitum.
    That's totally right TopToon. The labour party will never prosper until three things happen.

    They become the party of the centre and slightly left of centre.

    The heavy lefties as in Corbyn, Abbott et al have no influence whatsoever.

    They strengthen up in Scotland and get their lost votes back from those who have turned to the Scots Nats.

    As well as the above it would help if they formed a working alliance with the minor parties such as the Greens, Scots Nats and Lib Dems who are all basically anti-Tory.

    Afterall despite this giving the Tories a huge majority the Tory vote, last election was 43.6% and the anti-Tory vote was 56.4%

    The Scots are baying for independence on a much lesser margin.
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    True, Pat. I think only very few people (extremists!) agree 100% with the views of any one party and we tend to vote for the one that most represents what we think.
    The old days of the major parties rigidly sticking to their traditional values and asking the electorate to vote for them if they agree, have gone. These days the major parties research what most people want and then adapt their manifestos to fit. Blair was an expert at this, Corbyn didn’t do it at all and Starmer must if he’s to stand any chance. So, in a nut shell I agree with you on what he has to do to win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie View Post
    Aye, Bore-arce, initially a staunch remainder when appointed to Cameron's cabinet, saw it as an avenue to power and did the dirty on the farmers, the fishing industry and northern Ireland with blatant lies and broken promises.
    Aye Bill. He has shafted the Unionists in NI with the protocol which is a blatent breach of the Good Friday Agreenent.

    He is forcing the hand of the Loyalists so don't be surprised to see increasing levels of trouble soon. And rightfully so - the Union is bigger than Boris and the Tories and the Shinners have had everything their way of late.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie View Post
    Voted into power legally in a democratic country by lying to the gullible, floating voters.

    Popular amongst the electorate when first came to power.

    Made rash promises off the top of his head without the vaguest intention of keeping them.

    Pandered to the working man and women with lies and promises and then lets everyone down.

    As soon as he got into power he replaced the moderates in his party with arse lickers.

    Lifelong attention seeker.

    Ditherer and can't make his mind up whether to be decisive or indecisive

    Well known as a longstanding incorrigible and inveterate liar.

    Lifelong standing misogynist.

    Well-known bully of women and junior colleagues.

    Silly manipulated artificial hairstyle.

    Strange s-exual habits.

    Will put the blame on anyone or any colleague rather than take responsibility himself.

    Goes into hiding when problems or bad news is apparent and leaves it up to others to face up to it.

    Disorganised and not capable of rational and honest thinking.

    I missed a line out of the opening post and that is a lifelong fascist and racist.















    It was Adolf Hitler. But beware as history repeats itself.



    It's only just crossed my mind and I'm surprised that no one has come up with it sooner but with all of those descriptions above there is another modern candidate besides Bore-arse and that is, of course, Donald Trump.


    Doesn't this show how insignificant Trump has become?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie View Post
    It's only just crossed my mind and I'm surprised that no one has come up with it sooner but with all of those descriptions above there is another modern candidate besides Bore-arse and that is, of course, Donald Trump.


    Doesn't this show how insignificant Trump has become?
    Dalai Lama, the New Zealand lass Jacinda something and that Indonesian lad who rooted out the corruption aside.

    Can anyone tell me when any country in the world last had a great leader in the last 50 years? I am struggling.

    I'll add Mandela to that.

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    The leader of the country I live in has made worse decisions than I would expect from a ten year old child over the last year. And I am not joking.

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