Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
Neighbours who just happened to be ardent remain supporters who also tip off the guardian xD. Over an argument apparently about spilling wine.... most people would argue About that. are you saying as well that he can’t have an argument with his partner now ??? That’s even more bizarre then the story itself.

Clutching at straws quite a bit. The fact this even makes the news is strange
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If you want to suggest clutching at straws then its the "remainer" argument used by Boris' backers that isn't newsworthy or worth comment - it was a neighbour who reported a domestic abuse incident to the Police ......... when dialling 999 is the latest test of one's "loyalty to the country" that the caller will be asked which emergency service do they require and which way they voted in the referendum to determine whether they deserve a response?
 
bluethrunthru said:
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Politicians are hypocrites by default.

We are let down by them all!
 
The perfect fumble said:
I love how the Tory sycophants in here think a man who did this....

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Deserves protection from this....

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To be fair on one point about 25 years ago I was in Kenya got talking to an old boy fisherman who'd gashed his leg which had got infected, he didn't have enough money for a course of antibiotics and he complained that the British when he was young would have treated him for free and he missed them being in charge. Of course being softhearted I paid, it was the equivalent of about £20.
 
blueinsa said:
Its actually quite remarkable and damning how his political career has not only survived but that his stock has risen to the point he will more than likely become our next PM.

Hunt is by a country mile far more statesman like and no doubt talented to take on the role but he has virtually no chance which is bonkers.
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There is a debate going on in the Labour party between conflicting approaches regarding Brexit.

Corbyn is trying to square a circle and is doing it in the traditional way, common place in our democratic history, trying to weigh up the conflicting interests in his party and in the country, one can have an opinion about whether he is right or wrong, but for the most part it is a conflict of ideas and as such it is the finest traditions of how our political parties should behave.

The Tories, on the other hand, are gripped by a political rigidity, poisoned by lies, in hoc to the cult of personality.

That is why I don't give the Tories the time of day and those that support them should hang their head in shame.
 
The perfect fumble said:
I love how the Tory sycophants in here think a man who did this....

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Deserves protection from this....

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George Hannah said:
I love how the Stalinist sycophants in here think that a man who did this
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Deserves protection from this
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Many including myself think they’re both cunts and justifying one with the other doesn’t really work. The fact that they are the two leading politicians in this country is a sad indictment of the state we’ve let ourselves get in to in this country.
 
urban genie said:
If he lives in that area he obviously works a job that can afford it, find it hilarious the mail of all people are trying to use the cost of the flat to stir the pot.
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I know - £720k for the flat when clearly the area is a council estate and everyone living there is on benefits..............they are desperate - they are willing to get their man - a blackmailers dream, a security risk - into no 10 because he promises Brexit at whatever cost - wonder what smears they will publish against him when it becomes clear he cannot deliver?
 
The perfect fumble said:
There is a debate going on in the Labour party between conflicting approaches regarding Brexit.

Corbyn is trying to square a circle and is doing it in the traditional way, common place in our democratic history, trying to weigh up the conflicting interests in his party and in the country, one can have an opinion about whether he is right or wrong, but for the most part it is a conflict of ideas and as such it is the finest traditions of how our political parties should behave.

The Tories, on the other hand, are gripped by a political rigidity, poisoned by lies, in hoc to the cult of personality.

That is why I don't give the Tories the time of day and those that support them should hang their head in shame.
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Here is my real bugbear with brexit.

Politicians and leaders could and with hindsight should have cut the head off the snake right at the start in saying no to the referendum, no to its question and saying look we are a member of the EU and that's how it will stay. Its all good and well saying it was Cameron who called for it but had parliament and Labour said no it would never have come to pass.

Not only did they not do that they virtually to a man/woman voted for the ref, voted for the question and once the result was in voted virtually to a man/woman to put us by default under UK law leaving with a no deal if one had not been agreed.

That is their doing, not mine or yours or anyone else who voted in good faith, theirs and in the cold light of day none of them want to own it, especially those who want us to remain and who should have stopped it from the start yet didn't.

I have no sympathy for any of them and I'm at the point where I'm not interested in their whining and crying either.

Labour, my party, your party now has to think how its going to please the millions of us who voted to leave the EU because I'm not interested in them now saying we cant or wont when every important vote right at the start of this process said to me we could and they would honour it.
 
The blue phantom said:
I'm fairly sure had this been Corbyn said poster's wouldn't be saying non story, Its the same in football I guess, tribal.

I mean look at the shitstorm when Corbyn said Stupid woman at May? It was milked in the press for a week, and on here.
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ahhh - smear the neighbours now move the focus onto Corbyn - classic move but predictable.
 
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i kne albert davy said:
To be fair on one point about 25 years ago I was in Kenya got talking to an old boy fisherman who'd gashed his leg which had got infected, he didn't have enough money for a course of antibiotics and he complained that the British when he was young would have treated him for free and he missed them being in charge. Of course being softhearted I paid, it was the equivalent of about £20.
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I lived in Nigeria in the 80's, a number of the older Nigerians missed the British.

But that nostalgia is highly selective, as the Italians used to say, at least the trains ran on time under Mussolini.
 
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