Ducado derides the left more than any other poster I think so you'll get no sympathy from him. Then again he derides evolution so I take no notice.Rascal said:So its OK to make a statement that derides the left. Im much further to the left than Livingstone and always have been but if i make a counter claim to where i believe the wum W12 stands on the political spectrum im wrong?
No probs mate, i will leave the debate.
What a wonderfully reasoned and persuasive argument.PistonBlue said:Ducado said:Gabriel said:Not sure I agree with that bit. He's more astute than many in the media give him credit and certainly intellectually more capable than the image painted of him as a buffoon and toff. He's ferociously self-aggrandising, I grant you, but he manages to be so in a manner that somehow finds genuine appeal with the core constituents in the south of England, and they often decide who will lead the Conservatives.
I agree, people on bluemoon taking people at face value, well I never! I don't really like the chap but he is a very astute and clever operator, and the people of London seem to like him
As good a reason as any to dislike the toffee nosed tosser
Skashion said:Ducado derides the left more than any other poster I think so you'll get no sympathy from him. Then again he defies evolution so I take no notice.Rascal said:So its OK to make a statement that derides the left. Im much further to the left than Livingstone and always have been but if i make a counter claim to where i believe the wum W12 stands on the political spectrum im wrong?
No probs mate, i will leave the debate.
Ronnie the Rep said:Rocket-footed kolarov said:In a July 2009 interview with Stephen Sackur on the BBC programme HARDtalk, Johnson referred to the £250,000 per annum income he receives from his side job as a columnist for The Daily Telegraph as "chicken feed," suggesting that he wrote the columns "as a way of relaxation ... on a Sunday morning," and that he wrote "very fast" so the columns did not take time away from his duties as Mayor.[152] These comments were widely criticised due to the fact that the UK was at the time in economic recession and £250,000 is roughly 10 times the current average yearly wage for a worker in the UK.[153]
Here is a nice snippit of info, he just seems a buffoon who is always one word from putting his foot in it. Just spouts a load of waffle and ends up making comments about things where there is no need to cause a stir, like insulting liverpool and portsmouth. He will never be PM or a cabinet minister (because I doubt any PM would trust him not backstab and plot against them or just generally not be caught acting like the dickhead is) so the biggest job he will ever is Mayor of London; okay quite alot of power but those cockey tossers voted him in twice so they deserve all they get.
I assume you live up north as you obviously know very little about him. The buffoon act is just that, he is a very sharp, intelligent man and if he had put his mind to it earlier in his career he could have been PM. His problem is that he is not really a tema player and likes being the centre of attention so mayor of London suits him very well. He also (because of his act) lacks the gravitas to run the country. Don't underestimate him though - big mistake as Livingstone found ou
SWP's back said:What a wonderfully reasoned and persuasive argument.PistonBlue said:Ducado said:I agree, people on bluemoon taking people at face value, well I never! I don't really like the chap but he is a very astute and clever operator, and the people of London seem to like him
As good a reason as any to dislike the toffee nosed tosser
I can never keep up with this season's trend. Brown is the new black, mauve is the new pink. Does my head in.SWP's back said:Anyone that would rather have Brown black than any other living (or close) being needs sectioning.
SWP's back said:Anyone that would rather have Brown black than any other living (or close) being needs sectioning. Worst PM and Chancellor in history.