There’s a thought.Well, we have reached a new low in British Politics with the appointment of the utterly shambolic Nadhim Zahawi as Chancellor. The man is the biggest buffoon in what is already a World Class collection of them in the Cabinet.
Liz Truss and Nadine Dorries start to look almost competent when compared this most monstrous of goggle-eyed pr*cks.
His only qualification for the job is that he supports Brexit and is happy to look stupid on TV by telling whatever lies Bozo asks him to.
And Carrie gets her hundred grand job.There’s a thought.
A lame-duck incompetent liar of a PM will effectively become chancellor of the exchequer as well because the spineless lame-duck incompetent he installs will just do exactly as he’s told!
Hoorah for democracy.
No wonder we constantly get fucked by China. To become a senior government minister over there, you first have to prove that you can run a town, then a provincial city, then maybe a province. It's not as if something similar couldn't be emulated by the two big parties. Both have enough safe seats to effectively appoint who they want into government, but the Tory party in particular simply use that to hand their posh chums a job as an MP. You could easily take potential MPs mainly from people who have done a good job in local or regional politics, and make that a requirement of the job. I guess the other advantage that China has though, is that their politicians aren't chosen purely on their ability to sound good in a media interview and promote themselves.Zahawi, a man with no discernable experience in education (being a teachet would have helped), becomes minister for education. And today, this same man with no discernable experience in finance becomes the person who holds the national purse strings. A fucking shambles
Doesn’t matter which party is in power or who is a minister, the senior members of the Civil Service are effectively running the country.No wonder we constantly get fucked by China. To become a senior government minister over there, you first have to prove that you can run a town, then a provincial city, then maybe a province. It's not as if something similar couldn't be emulated by the two big parties. Both have enough safe seats to effectively appoint who they want into government, but the Tory party in particular simply use that to hand their posh chums a job as an MP. You could easily take potential MPs mainly from people who have done a good job in local or regional politics, and make that a requirement of the job. I guess the other advantage that China has though, is that their politicians aren't chosen purely on their ability to sound good in a media interview and promote themselves.
For the record, I'm not suggesting that we become a one-party dictatorship.
One of the hot favourites to replace johnson as PMWell, we have reached a new low in British Politics with the appointment of the utterly shambolic Nadhim Zahawi as Chancellor. The man is the biggest buffoon in what is already a World Class collection of them in the Cabinet.
Liz Truss and Nadine Dorries start to look almost competent when compared this most monstrous of goggle-eyed pr*cks.
His only qualification for the job is that he supports Brexit and is happy to look stupid on TV by telling whatever lies Bozo asks him to.
Which is why the likes of Zahawi, Gove, Hancock, Dorries etc etc and many more before them, are all puppet appointments controlled from the shadows. Their media training and university debating skills seem to be top of the CV requirements.Doesn’t matter which party is in power or who is a minister, the senior members of the Civil Service are effectively running the country.