The Conservative Party

[kaz7]

Bit late, Dave, a bit late. And let’s not forget you helped enormously in this imminent destruction.

‘EXCLUSIVE:* David Cameron warns that Nigel Farage is intent on destroying Conservatives and says his ‘inflammatory language' and ‘dog whistle’ politics should be rejected.* The foreign secretary says there is no room in the Conservative Party for Farage's 'incredibly divisive' approach.* Asked about Farage's claim that Sunak ‘doesn't understand our culture’, Cameron says: ‘You don't have to watch sheepdog trials to hear a dog whistle.’* He warns a vote for Reform or any other party is a vote to make Britain less safe.’ @Times

What about braverman and her dog whistling , in fact most of the right of his party

 

[I'm With Stupid]

in the worst of times we had the worst of governments

Boss of US firm given £4bn in UK Covid contracts accused of squandering millions on jets and properties

Exclusive: Rishi Sunak’s team helped fast-track deal with firm founded by Charles Huang, who says contracts generated $2bn profit

www.theguardian.com

I'd honestly like to see some corruption investigations when Labour get into power. A lot of it was fucking blatant.

 

[bluethrunthru]

when it come down to it you can roll your sleeves up and fight for the survival of your Party ........ or you can go on holiday - sums the fat lazy **** up

 

[East Level 2]

when it come down to it you can roll your sleeves up and fight for the survival of your Party ........ or you can go on holiday - sums the fat lazy **** up

Johnson would never associate himself with failure. Especially when that failure is due in part to his actions.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Bit late, Dave, a bit late. And let’s not forget you helped enormously in this imminent destruction.

‘EXCLUSIVE:* David Cameron warns that Nigel Farage is intent on destroying Conservatives and says his ‘inflammatory language' and ‘dog whistle’ politics should be rejected.* The foreign secretary says there is no room in the Conservative Party for Farage's 'incredibly divisive' approach.* Asked about Farage's claim that Sunak ‘doesn't understand our culture’, Cameron says: ‘You don't have to watch sheepdog trials to hear a dog whistle.’* He warns a vote for Reform or any other party is a vote to make Britain less safe.’ @Times

Cheeky bastard.
Cameron is the one who invited all this shit upon us by enabling Farage and the other loons with his ridiculous idea to have a Brexit referendum, for no reason other to try and end an internal tory party problem. Twat

 

[Eebo]

Cheeky bastard.
Cameron is the one who invited all this shit upon us by enabling Farage and the other loons with his ridiculous idea to have a Brexit referendum, for no reason other to try and end an internal tory party problem. Twat

There are no consequences for these fuckers are there?

After unleashing Brexit, Cameron wandered off from the public gaze humming happily to himself and went on his merry way to make millions from the Greensill scandal and now, somehow, is back in Government in one of the great offices of State.

Meanwhile, any of the little people who fall foul of the complicated benefit claims system around care allowances for their family members are prosecuted or forced to sell their house to pay for their mistakes.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Cheeky bastard.
Cameron is the one who invited all this shit upon us by enabling Farage and the other loons with his ridiculous idea to have a Brexit referendum, for no reason other to try and end an internal tory party problem. Twat

At least with Cameron he was on the right side of the argument. He wrongly assumed the big hitter's in the party would help campaign for EU membership and the issue could be put to bed.

What he failed to account for was Russian dirty money and influence. And other tories who didn't really believe in Brexit jumping on the bandwagon as they new it was the best bet fir a future stab at the top job.

Johnson wanted remain to win but in campaigning to leave he wanted to win over the tory base. That self interest is what is now killing the tory party. Johnson had no idea what to do with Brexit.

 

[stonerblue]

Yet more shite from our caring government regarding atos

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[Uncle Wally One Ball]

At least with Cameron he was on the right side of the argument. He wrongly assumed the big hitter's in the party would help campaign for EU membership and the issue could be put to bed.

What he failed to account for was Russian dirty money and influence. And other tories who didn't really believe in Brexit jumping on the bandwagon as they new it was the best bet fir a future stab at the top job.

Johnson wanted remain to win but in campaigning to leave he wanted to win over the tory base. That self interest is what is now killing the tory party. Johnson had no idea what to do with Brexit.

Agree with every word mate

 

[Manc in London]

I know they had little chance of winning the election but this Tory campaign has been of such bad quality. It would be very difficult to do any worse.