Alan Harper's Tash
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Len Rum
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Reminds me of a inability to organise a certain event in a place that makes beer.
Len Rum
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Brian who?
The Future’s Blue!
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They’re a shambles. Somebody has lots of evidence of their indiscretions and they’re falling on their sword in unprecedented circumstance.
Who‘d have thought it, Johnson puts somebody in charge of looking at his wrong doings, only for the Adjutant nominated being found to have broken the same rules.
One might think that this was each other hiding their mis-doings and conspiring against the British public.
Who‘d have thought it, Johnson puts somebody in charge of looking at his wrong doings, only for the Adjutant nominated being found to have broken the same rules.
One might think that this was each other hiding their mis-doings and conspiring against the British public.
bluethrunthru
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Sir Roger Gale this morning - " The PM I would say is on his second strike. The usual doctrine is 3rd strike and you are out". He admitted he has already put his letter in to the 1922 - then this......3rd strike - any other takers got the balls?
Top civil servant Simon Case quits No 10 party probe amid rule breach claims
Simon Case, who was leading the inquiry, stands aside after it emerged an event was held in his office.
www.bbc.co.uk
bluethrunthru
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Tow people calling Johnson a liar out with Parliamentary privilege - he can always sue and prove that he wasn't I suppose - can't imagine why he does not want what he says under legal scrutiny
It's quite an achievement for this government to lose a seat they have held for nearly 200 years by such a margin. If that was replicated in a general election, they would have 3 MP's!
That's not going to happen, though I wish it would, but they have been battered not only in this election, but in other blue heartlands where a by-election has taken place and they have had their noses deservedly rubbed in the dirt.
I'm not a tory, I never have been and never will, but I was watching Question Time the other day and the arrogance of the tory minister on the panel summed them up. He was talking absolute bollocks, the whole audience was laughing at him, even Fiona Bruce was incredulous at what he was saying, and he carried on with his bullshit regardless. Some smart young man in the audience called him and his colleagues out for being clowns, which I enjoyed hearing as it was bang on the money in my view, but it flew over his head.
The week before, another cabinet minister was on the panel, and she must have gone home after the show and wished she'd not bothered. She didn't have any grasp or understanding of any of the issues discussed, and she was so far out of her depth it was pitiful to watch.
I don't know what is going on in the heads of our ministers, but their bullshit, I hope, is finally, and justifiably, being recognised.
This is the worst government we have had in our history, it is out of control and borderline fascist with the laws now passing through the house that will severely affect our traditional freedoms of protest and criticism, and do we have to suffer Michael Gove telling us he 'often' drives his car to test his eyesight when Dominic Cummins was caught flouting the lockdown rules on his trip to Barnard Castle?
None of them are honest, none of them have any moral compass, and none of them, frankly, have the brains to run a sweet shop, let alone the country. Their contempt for us is astounding, and they expect us to listen to them and nod our heads in agreement?
No bloody chance.
That's not going to happen, though I wish it would, but they have been battered not only in this election, but in other blue heartlands where a by-election has taken place and they have had their noses deservedly rubbed in the dirt.
I'm not a tory, I never have been and never will, but I was watching Question Time the other day and the arrogance of the tory minister on the panel summed them up. He was talking absolute bollocks, the whole audience was laughing at him, even Fiona Bruce was incredulous at what he was saying, and he carried on with his bullshit regardless. Some smart young man in the audience called him and his colleagues out for being clowns, which I enjoyed hearing as it was bang on the money in my view, but it flew over his head.
The week before, another cabinet minister was on the panel, and she must have gone home after the show and wished she'd not bothered. She didn't have any grasp or understanding of any of the issues discussed, and she was so far out of her depth it was pitiful to watch.
I don't know what is going on in the heads of our ministers, but their bullshit, I hope, is finally, and justifiably, being recognised.
This is the worst government we have had in our history, it is out of control and borderline fascist with the laws now passing through the house that will severely affect our traditional freedoms of protest and criticism, and do we have to suffer Michael Gove telling us he 'often' drives his car to test his eyesight when Dominic Cummins was caught flouting the lockdown rules on his trip to Barnard Castle?
None of them are honest, none of them have any moral compass, and none of them, frankly, have the brains to run a sweet shop, let alone the country. Their contempt for us is astounding, and they expect us to listen to them and nod our heads in agreement?
No bloody chance.
Alan Harper's Tash
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They’re probably both classed as ceremonial roles.
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