| Resign already 18:22 - Apr 12 with 3283 views | LeoMuff |
What the hell has the war is Ukraine got to do with Boris not resigning, deputy pm can sanction arms delivery. How can he still be spouting that he didn’t know he was breaking any rules, just go now Boris. |  |
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| Resign already on 18:37 - Apr 12 with 1875 views | Churchman |
Nothing whatsoever. He, Sunek and their rabble should have resigned by now. You cannot have one rule for the privileged and one for the plebs.
Call an interim coalition govt if necessary to try and sort out Patel’s Ukrainian immigration mess. Their needs are more important than the tories keeping their jobs and access to dodgy expenses. |  | | |
| Resign already on 18:37 - Apr 12 with 1874 views | Swansea_Blue |
Saving his ass, that’s what. It’s stinks though doesn’t it? |  |
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| Resign already on 19:04 - Apr 12 with 1811 views | factual_blue |
Perhaps boris needs reminding that his hero Churchill came within a whisker of being booted out in 1942.
https://www.historyextra.com/period/second-world-war/1942-churchill-darkest-hour
The Labour MP Aneurin Bevan summed up the mood of many with a memorable aphorism: “The prime minister wins debate after debate and loses battle after battle. The country is beginning to say that he fights debates like a war and the war like a debate.”
It was only the victory at El Alamein that saved him. |  |
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| Resign already on 19:09 - Apr 12 with 1799 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
He didn't resign for a long time when it was clear he should have done before there was any war. He has no intention of resigning full stop.
His party also has no intention of ousting him until it is clear he might cost them their seats at a General Election. If they cynically deal with him leading up to one and try to claim it is him and not them that are corrupt, I do hope the electorate will not fall for it. However, if polls are to be believed, the electorate has little intention to hold him to account anyway. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:00 - Apr 12 with 1717 views | BlueBadger |
It's a handy excuse for people for whom his open bigotry, corruption, incompetence and criminality are features not bugs. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:04 - Apr 12 with 1704 views | NthQldITFC |
Repeatedly lying to parliament, whatever the issue, is a resigning matter clear and simple because it undermines trust not only in the liar, but in the whole system, and we need to be able to trust our politicians even if we don't like their policies.
Resign. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:07 - Apr 12 with 1707 views | BlueBadger |
| Resign already on 21:00 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
It's a handy excuse for people for whom his open bigotry, corruption, incompetence and criminality are features not bugs. |
Downvoted by DaveU, who loves criminality, corruption, incompetence and bigotry.
How's them boots taste there Dave?
How's the weather in Moscow? | |
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| Resign already on 21:23 - Apr 12 with 1652 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Resign already on 21:07 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
Downvoted by DaveU, who loves criminality, corruption, incompetence and bigotry.
How's them boots taste there Dave?
How's the weather in Moscow? |
Certainly touched a nerve with him.
Always interesting to see them out themselves! | |
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| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:24 - Apr 12 with 1649 views | unstableblue |
.. when a senior Tory who is very anti-Boris and already has a letter in stated Boris should stay due to the international conflict and also 'the standards of Parliament are not as strict, Priti Patel recently lied about a Calais immigration centre, and she is still in post....'
This cabinet, this Brexit dividend, are dragging down our standards in front of our eyes...
Note - I saw the valid concerns of those against EU membership, closer integration and European super state, but much of that was scaremongering by a rabid anti-Eu press. But I also listened to all the experts, all the economists all those experts in trade and global politics, and it was a no brainer. Brexit is now turning really really messy, and extremely damaging, especially to communities who were predominantly leave. The worse thing is that because most tories of quality were remain, and anti-Boris so they were culled... and this cabinet is of such low quality to deliver a Brexit that somehow provides some level of benefit. Which will require, surprise surprise closer engagement and integration with the EU. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:28 - Apr 12 with 1626 views | BlueBadger |
| Resign already on 21:23 - Apr 12 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Certainly touched a nerve with him.
Always interesting to see them out themselves! |
I'm pretty sure he's just a bot. No posts, news comments, predictions, nothing.Literally turns out to downvote anyone pointing out that the government are corrupt, incompetent, bigoted and, now., officially, criminals. | |
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| Resign already on 21:30 - Apr 12 with 1621 views | Mullet |
Democracy eh? As far as I'm concerned they should be serving jail time frankly. Mass deaths and their rules, in any other profession you'd be looking at all sorts of problems in front a court wouldn't you?
Can we deport both of them to America out of interest? |  |
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| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:30 - Apr 12 with 1617 views | BlueBadger |
| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:24 - Apr 12 by unstableblue |
.. when a senior Tory who is very anti-Boris and already has a letter in stated Boris should stay due to the international conflict and also 'the standards of Parliament are not as strict, Priti Patel recently lied about a Calais immigration centre, and she is still in post....'
This cabinet, this Brexit dividend, are dragging down our standards in front of our eyes...
Note - I saw the valid concerns of those against EU membership, closer integration and European super state, but much of that was scaremongering by a rabid anti-Eu press. But I also listened to all the experts, all the economists all those experts in trade and global politics, and it was a no brainer. Brexit is now turning really really messy, and extremely damaging, especially to communities who were predominantly leave. The worse thing is that because most tories of quality were remain, and anti-Boris so they were culled... and this cabinet is of such low quality to deliver a Brexit that somehow provides some level of benefit. Which will require, surprise surprise closer engagement and integration with the EU. |
Spoiler alert: delivering a Brexit which somehow delivers a level of benefit wouldn't have happened if they were competent, but it wasn't possible.
Even a 'Norway' would have shrunk the economy. | |
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| Resign already on 21:32 - Apr 12 with 1602 views | BlueBadger |
| Resign already on 21:30 - Apr 12 by Mullet |
Democracy eh? As far as I'm concerned they should be serving jail time frankly. Mass deaths and their rules, in any other profession you'd be looking at all sorts of problems in front a court wouldn't you?
Can we deport both of them to America out of interest? |
Imagine being one of the tragic bootlickers who wants him to stay. It would be funnier if it didn't appear to be 1 in 3(nearly) of the population. | |
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| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:32 - Apr 12 with 1591 views | unstableblue |
| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:30 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
Spoiler alert: delivering a Brexit which somehow delivers a level of benefit wouldn't have happened if they were competent, but it wasn't possible.
Even a 'Norway' would have shrunk the economy. |
"a Brexit that somehow provides some level of benefit" | |
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| Resign already on 21:34 - Apr 12 with 1556 views | ElderGrizzly |
It’s being reported/leaked him and Sunak have six fines between them |  | | |
| Resign already on 21:37 - Apr 12 with 1541 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Resign already on 21:32 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
Imagine being one of the tragic bootlickers who wants him to stay. It would be funnier if it didn't appear to be 1 in 3(nearly) of the population. |
But he’s a bit of a laugh. |  | | |
| Resign already on 21:39 - Apr 12 with 1530 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Resign already on 21:32 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
Imagine being one of the tragic bootlickers who wants him to stay. It would be funnier if it didn't appear to be 1 in 3(nearly) of the population. |
David Gauke puts it very well. Especially if the 6 fines leak is true
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| Resign already on 21:42 - Apr 12 with 1510 views | Illinoisblue |
| Resign already on 21:34 - Apr 12 by ElderGrizzly |
It’s being reported/leaked him and Sunak have six fines between them |
Six or sixty, it won’t make a difference. Shameless vermin. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:49 - Apr 12 with 1479 views | J2BLUE |
It was always going to end this way. The longer it dragged out the more likely it was he would get away with it. |  |
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| Resign already on 21:53 - Apr 12 with 1455 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Resign already on 21:42 - Apr 12 by Illinoisblue |
Six or sixty, it won’t make a difference. Shameless vermin. |
Trump and Boris cut from the same cloth of couldn’t give a feckiness | | | |
| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:57 - Apr 12 with 1445 views | LeoMuff |
| There was a terrible moment earlier... on 21:24 - Apr 12 by unstableblue |
.. when a senior Tory who is very anti-Boris and already has a letter in stated Boris should stay due to the international conflict and also 'the standards of Parliament are not as strict, Priti Patel recently lied about a Calais immigration centre, and she is still in post....'
This cabinet, this Brexit dividend, are dragging down our standards in front of our eyes...
Note - I saw the valid concerns of those against EU membership, closer integration and European super state, but much of that was scaremongering by a rabid anti-Eu press. But I also listened to all the experts, all the economists all those experts in trade and global politics, and it was a no brainer. Brexit is now turning really really messy, and extremely damaging, especially to communities who were predominantly leave. The worse thing is that because most tories of quality were remain, and anti-Boris so they were culled... and this cabinet is of such low quality to deliver a Brexit that somehow provides some level of benefit. Which will require, surprise surprise closer engagement and integration with the EU. |
just seen an interview with fabricant who says plenty of teachers and nurses he knows we’re doing the same, having a drink in the staff room after work, they are absolutely full of BS. Working in a hospital I have never seen any member of staff have an alcoholic drink in the staff room after work, let alone during a pandemic. | |
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| Resign already on 22:25 - Apr 12 with 1390 views | factual_blue |
| Resign already on 21:28 - Apr 12 by BlueBadger |
I'm pretty sure he's just a bot. No posts, news comments, predictions, nothing.Literally turns out to downvote anyone pointing out that the government are corrupt, incompetent, bigoted and, now., officially, criminals. |
He's probably an extra log-in for [name withheld]. | |
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| Resign already on 22:31 - Apr 12 with 1369 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Resign already on 21:42 - Apr 12 by Illinoisblue |
Six or sixty, it won’t make a difference. Shameless vermin. |
According to the YouGov poll referenced above, 30% of voters think they should remain in post. That percentage rises to 64% and 57% for Johnson and Sunak respectively from Conservative voters.
The electorate overall collectively have no intention to hold this Government to account. | |
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| Resign already on 22:35 - Apr 12 with 1355 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Resign already on 22:31 - Apr 12 by Nthsuffolkblue |
According to the YouGov poll referenced above, 30% of voters think they should remain in post. That percentage rises to 64% and 57% for Johnson and Sunak respectively from Conservative voters.
The electorate overall collectively have no intention to hold this Government to account. |
And Johnson’s media friends backing him up
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| Resign already on 22:39 - Apr 12 with 1333 views | jeera |
| Resign already on 22:31 - Apr 12 by Nthsuffolkblue |
According to the YouGov poll referenced above, 30% of voters think they should remain in post. That percentage rises to 64% and 57% for Johnson and Sunak respectively from Conservative voters.
The electorate overall collectively have no intention to hold this Government to account. |
And you know why.
You see a sample of it everywhere, people who voted for this sh1t and haven't the courage to accept it was misguided and has gone badly wrong.
You see it on here when they lash out at others for daring to question this sh1tshow, preferring instead to hound and pester and name-call and hark back to now irrelevant times decades gone in some desperate effort to justify themselves.
That's all they have, that and "what about..."
You also know they will be waiting in the wings when this shower are finally gone, ready to pounce on the slightest thing in glee, whilst continuing to live in denial.
It's as sad to see as it is damaging to us all. [Post edited 12 Apr 2022 22:41]
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