If that isn't self serving then I don't know what is.
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MillionMilesAway
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If that isn't self serving then I don't know what is.
I think we can forgive him not expecting 20+ resignations in a day, but it doesn't look great.
When two of the "big hitters" go on the same day then you should know it's going to crumble very quickly.I think we can forgive him not expecting 20+ resignations in a day, but it doesn't look great.
lust overlord
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What gets on my tits,is all the commentary about Johnson having to go for the sake of the party,country tacked on as a secondary concern.
The country and all its citizens should come first.
Apart from the fact that parties are one of the reasons the tories are up shit creek.
The country and all its citizens should come first.
Apart from the fact that parties are one of the reasons the tories are up shit creek.
Talk about ungrateful. Zahawi gets made Chancellor yesterday and today is apparently waiting to tell the Prime Minister to go.
Zahawi fuck me we are scraping the barrel
Posted this last night, lol.Now this guy is a seriously devious twat.
lust overlord
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When two of the "big hitters" go on the same day then you should know it's going to crumble very quickly.
Those two "big hitters" wouldn't have had a clue about how today was going to pan out now,would they?
They are all still playing their games of power.
Weasels,who should have resigned ages ago, if what they put in their resignation letters was the truth.
Bodicoteblue
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For Johnson - it’s all about him.What gets on my tits,is all the commentary about Johnson having to go for the sake of the party,country tacked on as a secondary concern.
The country and all its citizens should come first.
Apart from the fact that parties are one of the reasons the tories are up shit creek.
For the Tory party - its all about them.
The people are only wanted for their votes every so often.
kaz7
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Politics is a dirty fucking business , they all are only interested in power , that is why they have a party position that they all stick to no matter the damage they do to the country or how much they have to lieThose two "big hitters" wouldn't have had a clue about how today was going to pan out now,would they?
They are all still playing their games of power.
Weasels,who should have resigned ages ago, if what they put in their resignation letters was the truth.
lust overlord
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Politics is a dirty fucking business , they all are only interested in power , that is why they have a party position that they all stick to no matter the damage they do to the country or how much they have to lie
Of course.
But this is why there is a huge trust issue with the electorate and why "they are all the same".
The system needs changing.
That will be for our future generations to sort out though.
BrianW
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Ultimately, I blame the electorate.
a) Many people, especially the young, can't be arsed to vote. For example, last council election in my ward, 30% turnout. But everyone then whines about the council/government/mayor.
b) Of those that do vote, all too many do not engage their brains. They are prepared to give credence to obvious conmen like Johnson, whose faults as a human being were known long before he was elected because they liked his spiel. What he offered was totally impractical, as has been demonstrated.
We need to demand much higher standards.
a) Many people, especially the young, can't be arsed to vote. For example, last council election in my ward, 30% turnout. But everyone then whines about the council/government/mayor.
b) Of those that do vote, all too many do not engage their brains. They are prepared to give credence to obvious conmen like Johnson, whose faults as a human being were known long before he was elected because they liked his spiel. What he offered was totally impractical, as has been demonstrated.
We need to demand much higher standards.