Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Braverman’s office tried denying the speeding offence ever happened at the start. LiarsRus.
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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She has clearly broken the ministerial code. She’s used her public professional influence to attempt to advantage her private life.
It’s binary. She’s broken the code.
Feed her to the badgers .
It’s binary. She’s broken the code.
Feed her to the badgers .
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Suella Braverman ‘tried to get out of final vote on small boats bill’
Exclusive: Home secretary’s aides repeatedly requested she be allowed to miss vote on major legislation despite three-line whip
www.theguardian.com
She’s such a ****.
BrianB
Sleepy Mid Sussex
- Nov 14, 2020
- 467
What new madness is this?
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www.theguardian.com
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Rail passengers in England could lose wifi access amid cost cuts
DfT tells operators wifi is low priority for travellers and they need to justify business case for it
www.theguardian.com
Randy McNob
Now go home and get your f#cking Shinebox
- Jun 13, 2020
- 4,653
Is there another person of colour who hasn't got skeletons in the closet to take over that role? He could promote kemi badenoch.
Obviously has to be a person of colour to preside over their racist agenda otherwise they are full on BNP
What the f***ing hell are they on?What new madness is this?
Rail passengers in England could lose wifi access amid cost cuts
DfT tells operators wifi is low priority for travellers and they need to justify business case for it
mikeyjh
Well-known member
I can't quite get my head round it! Are we accelerating our race to have a 3rd world infrastructure? Just days after network rail announced that due to rising cost, reliability eat going to 'get worse'.What new madness is this?
Rail passengers in England could lose wifi access amid cost cuts
DfT tells operators wifi is low priority for travellers and they need to justify business case for it
The DfT response includes this gem - 'it is unfair to continue asking taxpayers to foot the bill'.
Lenny Rider
Well-known member
- Sep 15, 2010
- 5,809
Jeremy Hunt meets food producers with prices still rising 17% a year
In a meeting with food manufacturers today, the Chancellor highlighted the 'widespread concern' among hard-pressed Britons over sky-high prices.
But what can he actually do?
It does make you think that some food producers have used Brexit, Covid and even the Ukraine as excuses to raise prices without taking any blame.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,350
Jeremy Hunt meets food producers with prices still rising 17% a year
In a meeting with food manufacturers today, the Chancellor highlighted the 'widespread concern' among hard-pressed Britons over sky-high prices.www.dailymail.co.uk
But what can he actually do?
It does make you think that some food producers have used Brexit, Covid and even the Ukraine as excuses to raise prices without taking any blame.
The cost of Covid isn't effecting anything much anymore Lenny (other than the increased debt) and certainly not food prices. There's only two significant drivers left behind the increases now, and if you think it's currently bad, wait until the new import rules actually get implemented in October (if they're not delayed for a fifth time).
It's funny that the article you have quoted makes absolutely no attempt to understand the reasons behind the food inflation. After years of warnings I really struggle to understand how anyone could still be surprised at the increases in costs of food, although of course the Ukraine war wasn't self inflicted and has added to the problem.
And of course, there is one blindingly obvious thing that he could do to cut food inflation immediately
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Whoops. Braverman has a hidden past
...for other people!
If/when she's sacked or resigns, she'll claim that she's the victim of a witch-hunt by the "Cultural Marxist liberal Establishment" and the "Guardian-reading, Tofu-eating, Wokerati" 
Send her the f*** to Rwanda and forget the silly moo ever existed.
We could send her there to oversee the natives, like in the good old days of the Raj. Make sure they don’t get uppity.
We could send her there to oversee the natives, like in the good old days of the Raj. Make sure they don’t get uppity.
Someone is now leaking this stuff.
The Nat C’s speech was the straw that broke the camel’s back for Rishi. He wants her out. It’s time to clean out her cupboards of all the skeletons.
The fact that she has made so many enemies is going to help the PM’s cause immensely but as other have stated, he still needs to find an ethnic minority (preferably female) replacement to make his gammon-baiting immigration policies sound moderately acceptable.
Wouldn’t surprise me if they blacked up Reece-Mogg.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,826
it about being seen to do something. producers and politicans across Europe having the same meetings. one report this morning about pasta in Italy, inflation 16-17% causing a bit of a fuss. general response back is, yes the prices of wheat have fallen but the product sold now was made months ago with the higher input costs. funny how the prices went up so quickly when presumably the stock had been made cheaper then.Jeremy Hunt meets food producers with prices still rising 17% a year
In a meeting with food manufacturers today, the Chancellor highlighted the 'widespread concern' among hard-pressed Britons over sky-high prices.
But what can he actually do?
It does make you think that some food producers have used Brexit, Covid and even the Ukraine as excuses to raise prices without taking any blame.
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Machiavelli
Well-known member
It's the rocket-feather analogy again.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 15,658
Which begs the question 'why did he bring her back in the first place?'
If Diane decided to cross the floor....it would square the circle, in a government of all the talents.