The Conservative Party

[bobmcfc]

 

[mosssideblue]

Wtaf

 

[lust overlord]

I'm presuming this is a wind up.

It wouldn't come as a shock if it wasn't though,with the rest of the farcical nonsense that's occurred over these last few years.

 

[East Level 2]

Experts? You mean latte drinking, tofu eating people?

You forgot "woke" and "anti-growth coalition".

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Johnson's bribery list hasn't been published yet - I bet it's being opposed in all sorts of places.

And that's ignoring the allegation that they're asking a bunch of MPs being given peerages (Dorries for one) to hold off on taking it to prevent by-elections.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

"The Tory party has shown itself inept, riven with factionalism, contemptuous of the rule of law and exhausted of credible economic ideas."

A quote from an article in a major newspaper. It's not The Guardian, The Mirror or The New Statesman. It's the Financial Times. The FT!

Great line to be fair..........

 

[ZenHalfTimeCrock]

I don't post a lot these days - especially not on topics as divisive as politics. That said, I feel almost a sense of duty to nail my colours to the mast on what I'm seeing in Westminster at the moment. I feel like life has turned into a sketch written by Chris Morris, either that or I'm experiencing some kind of psychosis (possible).

Over the last 12 years, from my perspective the country has been subjected to a list of increasingly inept ideologues - each one worse than the last. And that goes for all the great offices of state - Chancellors, Home Secretaries, Foreign Secretaries and Prime Ministers. Each one seemingly in a struggle to show bravado over brain cells. And the bit that I just simply cannot wrap my head around is that people have facilitated this by voting for them.

You could write a thesis on the nostalgia goggles that has led to our country trying to self-immolate in a desperate plea to bring back the Empire. We're in a desperate death-spiral of self-harm - and now the party that put us there are emulating that with their own death-spiral. All at a time where people can't feed their children.

It beggars belief that I'm sat here hoping Rishi fucking Sunak is Prime Minister next week. And why? Because the alternative is that we have another two years of the country being run by an amorphous blob of law-breaking bumbling bullshit with no policies, three word slogans and a track record of protecting sex offenders. And the worst part? I'm actually worried that people would vote him in again at the next election!

The bit that pisses me off the most - and it gets me incandescent - is when I hear "they're all the same" in some weak attempt to exonerate the Tories from whatever scandal they're currently navigating. No. Absolutely not. They are not all the same. There's only one party who are a bunch of irresponsible, austerity peddling, fraud facilitating, Russian-backed, prorogueing, ministerial code-breaking, law-breaking, market crashing, refugee-hating, criminal protecting, zero IQ cunts... and it's the party that has that insane avant-garde art exhibition Michael Fabricant in its ranks (who in the actual fuck votes for him?).

That is a truly exceptional post, though unlike that girl you once recited Shakespeare to, you had me at ‘Chris Morris.’

Loved the description of Michael Fabricant too.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I agree it makes no sense whatsoever, much like everything else going on at the moment :-)

It made sense to me, mate!

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

I want what’s best for the country- at this time Sunak would bring stability

See your point BH but a chancellor that knowingly avoids tax on those kind of telephone numbers (not saying he's the first) but gets caught.

That shouldn't be someone we should be waving in.

He should have been bounced as soon as that became public...........

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Nope, the majority of people are self-serving so next year when their monthly bill has gone up by £600 quid they'll lay the blame solely at the feet of the tories. No way these cunts are getting in again.

And the Tories would lay the blame for their £600 monthly increases solely at the feet of immigrants