| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? 13:59 - Sep 4 with 1487 views | Steve_M |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:01 - Sep 4 with 1450 views | homer_123 |
She's right - shall we stand on our doorsteps and clap? |  |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:14 - Sep 4 with 1414 views | eireblue |
Yea, you have to feel sorry for her, getting in front of the cameras bravely delivering sound bites, deflecting issues, that’s what this Cabinet is paid to do, shame she has been let down by a government that seems to not actually able to do things. |  | | |
| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:18 - Sep 4 with 1380 views | BlueBadger |
If only she, as education secretary, was in a position to do something about this. |  |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:28 - Sep 4 with 1326 views | Keno |
| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:18 - Sep 4 by BlueBadger |
If only she, as education secretary, was in a position to do something about this. |
Obviously its difficult for her, its not her party have been in power for 13 year and had ample time to sort basic issue like this out is it ....... oh ..... |  |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:35 - Sep 4 with 1286 views | Herbivore |
She's utterly hopeless at her job and the kind of monstrous c*** that typifies the Tory cabinet these days. Imagine having the stones to be doing such a demonstrably bad job and thinking everyone should be queuing up to pat you on the back for it. Get in the sea. |  |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:48 - Sep 4 with 1220 views | Pendejo |
I wonder which Tory MP is fast tracking a previously non-existent company to resolve this issue...? |  |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 16:15 - Sep 4 with 1109 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
That comment is delivered in the shrill affronted tone of someone who has just been told that last orders were 25 minutes ago, so, no, she can't have another Vodka and Red Bull.
"Does nobody ever think, "She's been working hard all week, she deserves another drink???"" |  | | |
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| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 17:14 - Sep 4 with 1015 views | HARRY10 |
| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 14:14 - Sep 4 by eireblue |
Yea, you have to feel sorry for her, getting in front of the cameras bravely delivering sound bites, deflecting issues, that’s what this Cabinet is paid to do, shame she has been let down by a government that seems to not actually able to do things. |
"Feel sorry" ?
Soneone who willingly joined the Tory party and has seen it in action for decades. She was happy to be part of a group who believed that exploiting vulnerable people was OK, as long as it paid well - be they low paid in private housing or elderly folk in private care.
Have a read of the way one care worker was treated, and it is pretty much routine practice.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/sep/03/sent-home-how-kenyans-dream-of-l
Or how the same bunch are protecting foreign crooks, who own billions worth of property (over 152000 plus) across the UK through hidden offshore companies/trusts.
"The government is also opposing changes that would require nominees and trustees owning shares to tell Companies House, the UK’s company register, who they are acting for."
"The government has resisted attempts to list the beneficiaries of trusts in public "
"Trusts have been found to have been used extensively by Russian oligarchs"
Any wonder they have donated so much money to the Tory Party. 'Here we are fatboy, tell them it was payment for a game of tennis, thickos will believe it'
Master knows what's best, for them - protect their wealthy donors and fck the thickos who put them into power. Odd how this woman has only just discovered this. Much as the self pitying Dorries, or the dimwitted Truss.
Perhaps Adele could write a song for them - not me, it's all someone else's fault. | | | |
| What comes after multiday-omnishambles? on 17:41 - Sep 4 with 991 views | factual_blue |
He's said it's utterly wrong to blame him, and I'm more than willing to believe him.
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