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Cheerio Suella 08:38 - Nov 13 with 6128 viewsbluelagos

Reported as sacked by BBC Chris Mason

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Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 with 1407 viewsNthQldITFC

Let's hope this useless, ****, *******, ****, ******* ***** Coffey is just about to get ejected too. Out of Environment at least, the ******* ****.

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Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 with 1409 viewsbaxterbasics

It is now confirmed Cameron is to be made a Baron and foreign secretary.

Waiting for John Major to appear ….

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Cheerio Suella on 10:05 - Nov 13 with 1394 viewsBlueschev

Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 by baxterbasics

It is now confirmed Cameron is to be made a Baron and foreign secretary.

Waiting for John Major to appear ….


British democracy at its finest! What a joke.
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Cheerio Suella on 10:08 - Nov 13 with 1366 viewsbluelagos

Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 by NthQldITFC

Let's hope this useless, ****, *******, ****, ******* ***** Coffey is just about to get ejected too. Out of Environment at least, the ******* ****.


Utter waste of space. If Sunak is getting rid of the deadwood she'll be gone for sure.

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Cheerio Suella on 10:08 - Nov 13 with 1366 viewsNthQldITFC

Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 by baxterbasics

It is now confirmed Cameron is to be made a Baron and foreign secretary.

Waiting for John Major to appear ….


...or a re-animated Maggie?

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Cheerio Suella on 10:09 - Nov 13 with 1361 viewsbaxterbasics

Cheerio Suella on 10:05 - Nov 13 by Blueschev

British democracy at its finest! What a joke.


It’s our unwritten constitution at work folks!

The last foreign secretary that was not an MP was baron Peter Carrington, from 79 to 82

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Cheerio Suella on 10:12 - Nov 13 with 1346 viewsGuthrum

Cheerio Suella on 10:00 - Nov 13 by DJR

I worked in Whitehall under both Mrs Thatcher and John Major and there just wasn't the nastiness, financial meanness or disdain towards civil servants that characterised the coalition government from the start. And there were nothing like the real terms cuts to the NHS that took place from 2010.


True. But I still trace the roots of that domineering (selfish) meanness to political philosophies which came to the fore in the 1980s.

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Cheerio Suella on 10:19 - Nov 13 with 1305 viewsDJR

Cheerio Suella on 10:12 - Nov 13 by Guthrum

True. But I still trace the roots of that domineering (selfish) meanness to political philosophies which came to the fore in the 1980s.


Don't get me wrong. Neo-liberalism is the the underlying cause, but austerity is neo-liberalism taken to extremes.

And the British obsession with lower taxes (which doesn't benefit the average person) is in marked contrast to western European countries with higher taxes and better public services.

I met a British friend from Paris last week and he said the French health system is infinitely better, and he wouldn't trust the NHS an inch.
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Cheerio Suella on 10:19 - Nov 13 with 1296 viewsElderGrizzly

Cheerio Suella on 09:42 - Nov 13 by bluelagos

Post brexit the tories shifted to the right with many moderates kicked out of the party by Johnson.

The appointment of Cameron, a remainer and socially liberal politician (he legislated gay marriage against the wishes of his party who failed to support it) is a huge statement.

Expect the Suella fan boys to go into meltdown over this. Civil war now or wait til the election...time will tell but I can't see a leadership challenge now. Heavy defeat and the gloves are off...


And it will drive the rabid lot over to Reform UK which is even better news for a General Election
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Cheerio Suella on 10:21 - Nov 13 with 1281 viewsBlueBadger

Cheerio Suella on 10:01 - Nov 13 by bluelagos

Is more about the message Sunak has sent to the far right in his party. He has sacked their torch carrier and in the reshuffle brings in someone from the party centre.

Sunak has stood up to them and given them two fingers. The parliamentary party doesn't support Braverman although she will have more support in the membership.

But the PM has shown his colours and it isnt to Braverman and her cabal.


Eventually. After much dithering.

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Cheerio Suella on 10:21 - Nov 13 with 1281 viewsDanTheMan

Cheerio Suella on 10:08 - Nov 13 by NthQldITFC

...or a re-animated Maggie?



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Cheerio Suella on 10:32 - Nov 13 with 1236 viewsGuthrum

Cheerio Suella on 10:19 - Nov 13 by DJR

Don't get me wrong. Neo-liberalism is the the underlying cause, but austerity is neo-liberalism taken to extremes.

And the British obsession with lower taxes (which doesn't benefit the average person) is in marked contrast to western European countries with higher taxes and better public services.

I met a British friend from Paris last week and he said the French health system is infinitely better, and he wouldn't trust the NHS an inch.
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Your second paragraph is spot on. If we want nice things, they have to be paid for. Cooperative spending is more efficient and carries greater weight than individual.

How is the much-fabled entrepreneurship being encouraged when all safety-nets and better education are being stripped away, for already comfortably-off people to be able to keep a couple of hundred pounds extra a year? They're probably having to spend more than that on services which have been lost (e.g. NHS dentists).

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Cheerio Suella on 10:53 - Nov 13 with 1192 viewsRyorry

Cheerio Suella on 10:04 - Nov 13 by baxterbasics

It is now confirmed Cameron is to be made a Baron and foreign secretary.

Waiting for John Major to appear ….


With Suella the Second, aka Edwina Curried Eggs, by his side?

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Cheerio Suella on 11:05 - Nov 13 with 1173 viewsRyorry

Cheerio Suella on 09:42 - Nov 13 by bluelagos

Post brexit the tories shifted to the right with many moderates kicked out of the party by Johnson.

The appointment of Cameron, a remainer and socially liberal politician (he legislated gay marriage against the wishes of his party who failed to support it) is a huge statement.

Expect the Suella fan boys to go into meltdown over this. Civil war now or wait til the election...time will tell but I can't see a leadership challenge now. Heavy defeat and the gloves are off...


A "remainer" who was prepared to take the massive gamble (despite very strong advice & pleas from the then President of the EU that he could easily lose that gamble) of a Referendum that if lost would wreck the UK & impoverish most of its citizens for decades to come. All to supposedly prevent a rift in his party.

If you didn't laugh, you'd cry. And we still are. Cameron was almost as unprincipled as B. & S. Johnson.
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Cheerio Suella on 11:14 - Nov 13 with 1157 viewsSwansea_Blue

For once, Sunak seems to have got this right. Not just the sacking, but also delaying until after the weekend and denying the knuckle-draggers a martyr. Credit where it's due.

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Cheerio Suella on 11:20 - Nov 13 with 1140 viewsEdwardStone

Cheerio Suella on 10:53 - Nov 13 by Ryorry

With Suella the Second, aka Edwina Curried Eggs, by his side?


I'm not sure she will appear alongside him

She will reprise her previous role when she served under John Major when he was the standing member for Huntindon
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Cheerio Suella on 11:26 - Nov 13 with 1113 viewsRyorry

Cheerio Suella on 11:20 - Nov 13 by EdwardStone

I'm not sure she will appear alongside him

She will reprise her previous role when she served under John Major when he was the standing member for Huntindon


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Cheerio Suella on 11:27 - Nov 13 with 1107 viewsRyorry

Cheerio Suella on 11:20 - Nov 13 by EdwardStone

I'm not sure she will appear alongside him

She will reprise her previous role when she served under John Major when he was the standing member for Huntindon


Ooooh you are naughty
But I like you :)

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Cheerio Suella on 11:49 - Nov 13 with 1062 viewswkj

Imagine all of the tories licking their lips for the steak of the Foreign Secretary role only to be served a grotty sandwich from a shopping mall food court - I am sure Sunak has many more targets on his back now - but one less person in the cabinet wanting to take his job. This is a lot to get me brain to wraparound as Sunak looks to ring in changes.

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Cheerio Suella on 11:50 - Nov 13 with 1051 viewsElderGrizzly

Cheerio Suella on 11:14 - Nov 13 by Swansea_Blue

For once, Sunak seems to have got this right. Not just the sacking, but also delaying until after the weekend and denying the knuckle-draggers a martyr. Credit where it's due.


You've got more faith that this was the plan than I have!

I assume it was more about making sure the other pieces were in place, especially Cameron, before pulling the trigger.
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Cheerio Suella on 11:53 - Nov 13 with 1030 viewsBlueBadger

Cheerio Suella on 09:12 - Nov 13 by Herbivore

There are no lefties in the Tory party.


Matter here was out defending nazis over the weekend. In his mind, the cabinet ARE lefties.

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Cheerio Suella on 11:59 - Nov 13 with 1012 viewsBluespeed225

Next Tory leader, Labour get next 5 years, nowt changes, she’s back in the top job, more marches/protests/TWTD threads, rinse repeat and the world keeps turning. We’re on a political merry go round where only the names change. Rommers’, what do you think the actual odds are on this, worth a punt?
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Cheerio Suella on 12:09 - Nov 13 with 987 viewsElderGrizzly

Cheerio Suella on 11:59 - Nov 13 by Bluespeed225

Next Tory leader, Labour get next 5 years, nowt changes, she’s back in the top job, more marches/protests/TWTD threads, rinse repeat and the world keeps turning. We’re on a political merry go round where only the names change. Rommers’, what do you think the actual odds are on this, worth a punt?


Suella's cabal are already making moves.

If she is leader, either before or after the election she'll never last. Assuming after the election she'll be leader of the probably the smallest Tory party in history and will almost certainly not last the 5 years until the next election. An election Labour would probably win again anyway.

Labour are the biggest winners here with Reform stealing the Tory vote of the knuckedraggers, which just strengthens Labour in a FPTP system.

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Cheerio Suella on 12:13 - Nov 13 with 964 viewswkj

Cheerio Suella on 12:09 - Nov 13 by ElderGrizzly

Suella's cabal are already making moves.

If she is leader, either before or after the election she'll never last. Assuming after the election she'll be leader of the probably the smallest Tory party in history and will almost certainly not last the 5 years until the next election. An election Labour would probably win again anyway.

Labour are the biggest winners here with Reform stealing the Tory vote of the knuckedraggers, which just strengthens Labour in a FPTP system.



I would imagine SNP will lose a number of seats to Labour too. It will be a hard GE for the tories and they know it

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Cheerio Suella on 13:02 - Nov 13 with 911 viewsRyorry

Cheerio Suella on 11:59 - Nov 13 by Bluespeed225

Next Tory leader, Labour get next 5 years, nowt changes, she’s back in the top job, more marches/protests/TWTD threads, rinse repeat and the world keeps turning. We’re on a political merry go round where only the names change. Rommers’, what do you think the actual odds are on this, worth a punt?


You're forgetting that superficial appearance and charm matter - usually unfortunately (BJ), but in this case fortunately.

The way Suella De Vile looks at people - it shows on her face how poisonous a character she is. Most people (well apart from fascists) find her unlikeable.

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